Tribenzor

Indicated For

hypertension

About This Medication

# Cosette Pharmaceuticals Patient Assistance Program: How to Get Tribenzor at Low or No Cost ## About This Guide If you've been prescribed Tribenzor (olmesartan medoxomil, amlodipine, and hydrochlorothiazide) to manage your blood pressure but are concerned about the cost, Cosette Pharmaceuticals offers assistance programs to help make your medication affordable. This guide explains how to access these programs. ## What is Tribenzor? Tribenzor is a combination blood pressure medication that contains three active ingredients working together to help lower and control high blood pressure. It is typically prescribed when a single blood pressure medication is not sufficient to achieve target blood pressure goals. By reducing blood pressure, Tribenzor helps lower your risk of heart disease, stroke, and kidney problems. ## About Cosette Pharmaceuticals' Patient Assistance Cosette Pharmaceuticals is committed to making women's care affordable and accessible throughout many stages of patients' lives. The company offers multiple programs to help eligible patients access their medications, including Tribenzor, at reduced or no cost. ## Who Can Qualify for Assistance? While specific income thresholds for Tribenzor assistance are not publicly detailed, Cosette's programs are generally designed for patients who: - Have difficulty affording their medications - Meet certain income guidelines - Are not eligible for other prescription drug assistance programs - Have commercial insurance, are uninsured, or are underinsured If you have questions about your specific eligibility, contact Cosette Pharmaceuticals directly at **1-800-922-1038**. ## Insurance Requirements Cosette offers assistance programs for patients with various insurance situations: - **Commercially insured patients**: May qualify for savings cards or co-pay assistance - **Uninsured patients**: May qualify for free or reduced-cost medication - **Underinsured patients**: May qualify for co-pay or deductible assistance Having insurance does not disqualify you from assistance—many programs are specifically designed to help patients with high co-pays or deductibles. ## How to Apply ### Step 1: Gather Your Information Before applying, have the following ready: - Your prescription for Tribenzor from your healthcare provider - Proof of income (recent tax return, pay stubs, or benefit statements) - Proof of insurance status (insurance card or letter stating you are uninsured) - Your Social Security number - Contact information for your healthcare provider ### Step 2: Contact Cosette Pharmaceuticals Reach out to Cosette's patient assistance team: **Phone**: 1-800-922-1038 Toll-free phone support is available to help you determine eligibility and begin the application process. Representatives can answer questions about which program best fits your situation. ### Step 3: Complete Your Application You will need to complete an application form providing: - Demographic information - Income details - Insurance information - Medical information about your Tribenzor prescription - Your healthcare provider's information Applications can typically be submitted by phone, mail, or online through Cosette's website. ### Step 4: Submit Required Documentation Include copies of: - Proof of income - Proof of insurance status or uninsured status - Your prescription - Any other documents requested by the program ## Timeline and Medication Delivery While specific processing times for Tribenzor assistance are not publicly available, most pharmaceutical patient assistance programs process applications within 5-10 business days. Once approved: - Medication is typically shipped directly to your healthcare provider's office or to you - Your provider may dispense the medication to you at their office - Some programs allow direct shipment to your pharmacy Contact Cosette at 1-800-922-1038 to confirm the delivery method for your specific situation. ## What If Your Application Is Denied? If you are denied assistance, you have several options: 1. **Ask why you were denied**: Understanding the reason helps you determine next steps 2. **Appeal the decision**: Many programs allow you to appeal with additional documentation 3. **Explore alternative assistance**: Other organizations may help, including: - Patient Access Network Foundation (PAN) - Patient Advocate Foundation's Co-Pay Relief program - State pharmaceutical assistance programs - Nonprofit organizations focused on cardiovascular health 4. **Discuss with your healthcare provider**: They may have samples, alternative medications, or other resources ## Reauthorization and Refills Most patient assistance programs require periodic reauthorization to continue receiving assistance. You will typically need to: - Reapply annually or as requested by the program - Provide updated income and insurance information - Confirm you still need the medication Cosette will notify you when reauthorization is needed. Contact them at 1-800-922-1038 if you have questions about renewing your assistance. ## Additional Savings Options In addition to patient assistance programs, Cosette offers: - **Savings cards**: Pre-activated cards that may reduce your out-of-pocket costs - **Co-pay assistance**: Help paying co-pays and deductibles for insured patients - **Discount programs**: Special pricing for uninsured patients Ask about all available options when you contact Cosette. ## Important Disclaimer This guide provides general information about Cosette Pharmaceuticals' patient assistance programs for Tribenzor. Program details, eligibility requirements, and availability may change. This information is not a guarantee of assistance or approval. Always verify current program details directly with Cosette Pharmaceuticals at 1-800-922-1038 or through their official website. This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult your healthcare provider about your Tribenzor prescription and treatment plan. ## Contact Information **Cosette Pharmaceuticals, Inc.** Phone: 1-800-922-1038 To report side effects: 1-800-332-1088 or visit www.fda.gov/medwatch

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026