SOLIQUA 100/33
Generic: insulin glargine and lixisenatide
Manufacturer: Sanofi · Program: Sanofi Patient Connection
Apply for AssistanceEligibility Criteria
Insurance Requirement
Uninsured or underinsured patients
Residency
US resident
Eligibility based on income, insurance status, and residency; specific thresholds not detailed in sources
Program Information
Processing Time
4–8 weeks
Delivery Method
shipped to patient
Application Method
Multiple
Reauthorization
Required — annual
Typically Required Documents
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- proof of income
- proof of residency
- prescription
- proof of insurance status
Indicated For
type 2 diabetes
About This Medication
# Sanofi Patient Connection Guide: How to Get Soliqua at Low or No Cost ## About This Program The Sanofi Patient Connection is a prescription assistance program designed to help uninsured and underinsured patients access Soliqua (insulin glargine and lixisenatide) at reduced or no cost. Soliqua is a combination medication used to treat type 2 diabetes by helping your body manage blood sugar levels more effectively. ## What is Soliqua? Soliqua is a unique two-in-one injection that combines: - **Insulin glargine**: A long-acting basal insulin that provides steady blood sugar control throughout the day - **Lixisenatide**: A GLP-1 receptor agonist that helps your pancreas release insulin when needed and slows digestion Together, these medications help improve blood sugar control in people with type 2 diabetes who need more than one medication. ## Who Can Qualify? You may qualify for Sanofi Patient Connection assistance if you meet these general criteria: - You are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident - You have a valid prescription for Soliqua from your doctor - You are uninsured, underinsured, or have insurance that doesn't cover Soliqua adequately - Your household income falls within the program's guidelines - You are not eligible for Medicare, Medicaid, or other government programs (though exceptions may apply) ## Income Eligibility Guidelines Income limits vary based on your household size and may change annually. Below is a typical income eligibility table: | Household Size | Approximate Maximum Annual Income | |---|---| | 1 person | Varies by program assessment | | 2 people | Varies by program assessment | | 3 people | Varies by program assessment | | 4 people | Varies by program assessment | | 5+ people | Varies by program assessment | **Note**: Income thresholds are flexible and determined on a case-by-case basis. Even if your income is slightly above these guidelines, you may still qualify. Contact the program directly for specific thresholds or visit the website for the most current information. ## Insurance Requirements The Sanofi Patient Connection works with various insurance situations: - **Uninsured patients**: Fully eligible - **Underinsured patients**: May qualify if your insurance doesn't adequately cover Soliqua - **Medicare patients**: Some assistance may be available; program will evaluate your situation - **Medicaid patients**: Generally not eligible, but exceptions exist in some cases - **Private insurance**: If your insurance denies coverage or requires high out-of-pocket costs, you may qualify ## Step-by-Step Application Instructions ### Step 1: Gather Required Documents Before you start your application, collect the following: - Recent proof of income (last 2 months of pay stubs, tax return, or proof of unemployment/disability benefits) - Valid prescription for Soliqua from your doctor - Proof of U.S. citizenship or permanent residency - Insurance card (if you have insurance) - Contact information (phone number and address) ### Step 2: Choose Your Application Method You can apply through multiple methods: - **Online**: Visit https://www.sanofipatientconnection.com and complete the online application - **Phone**: Call the program representative through the website - **Mail**: Request a paper application form and mail it with required documents - **Healthcare provider**: Ask your doctor's office to help you apply ### Step 3: Complete the Application Provide accurate information about: - Your household size and income - Your current insurance status - Your medical history and current medications - Contact information ### Step 4: Submit Your Application Submit your completed application along with: - Income verification documents (copies, not originals) - Your current prescription or a letter from your doctor - Insurance information (if applicable) ### Step 5: Wait for Approval The program typically processes applications within 4-8 weeks. You will receive notification by mail or phone about your approval status. ### Step 6: Receive Your Medication Once approved, you will receive information about how to obtain your medication. Delivery methods vary by program and may include: - Direct delivery to your home - Pickup at a local pharmacy - Other distribution methods specified by Sanofi ## Timeline and What to Expect - **Application Processing**: 4-8 weeks typical - **Notification**: You'll be contacted by mail or phone - **Medication Delivery**: Varies depending on the delivery method selected - **Supply Duration**: Program will specify how long your medication supply will last ## Copay Card Alternative If you have insurance, you may also qualify for the **Soliqua Copay Card**, which can reduce your out-of-pocket costs: - **Website**: https://www.soliqua100-33.com/soliqua-100-33-copay-card - **Savings**: Card typically helps reduce copayments for insured patients - **Eligibility**: Available to those with commercial insurance You can use either the Patient Connection program OR the copay card—whichever provides better savings for your situation. ## What If Your Application is Denied? If you don't qualify for the Sanofi Patient Connection, consider these alternatives: 1. **Reapply**: Circumstances change; you may qualify in the future 2. **Use the Soliqua Copay Card**: May help reduce costs if you have insurance 3. **State Prescription Assistance Programs**: Many states offer their own medication assistance programs 4. **NeedyMeds.org**: Search for additional patient assistance programs 5. **Talk to your doctor**: Ask about generic alternatives, different medications, or samples 6. **211.org**: Call 211 to find local health resources and medication assistance programs 7. **Contact patient advocacy organizations**: Diabetes organizations may have additional resources ## Important Reminders - **Be honest on your application**: Providing false information can result in disqualification - **Keep your contact information updated**: Sanofi needs to reach you about your application - **Don't stop taking your medication**: Continue taking your current diabetes medication until your Soliqua is approved and delivered - **Ask questions**: If anything is unclear, contact the program directly through their website ## Legal Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Eligibility requirements and program details are subject to change. For the most current and accurate information about the Sanofi Patient Connection, including specific income thresholds and coverage details, please visit https://www.sanofipatientconnection.com or contact the program directly through their website. Always consult with your healthcare provider before starting, stopping, or changing any medication. This program is provided by Sanofi and is subject to their terms and conditions.
Program information last verified: March 25, 2026
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