Unituxin
Generic: dinutuximab
Manufacturer: United Therapeutics · Program:
Apply for assistanceFree to apply. Service from $40/month, payable only when your application is ready to submit.
Eligibility Criteria
Insurance Requirement
See program details
Residency
US residency required
Income Threshold
Up to 400% FPL
Individual Income Limit
$58,320/year
Program Information
Processing Time
2–3 weeks
Delivery Method
shipped to patient or physician office
Application Method
Multiple
Indicated for
high-risk neuroblastoma
About This Medication
United Therapeutics Patient Assistance Program Guide: How to Get Unituxin at Low or No Cost
About This Guide
This guide provides information about financial assistance options for patients prescribed Unituxin (dinutuximab) by United Therapeutics. If you're struggling with the cost of your medication, patient assistance programs may help you access the treatment you need.
About Unituxin (Dinutuximab)
Unituxin is a prescription medication used to treat children with high-risk neuroblastoma who have had some success with prior first-line treatments. As a specialized cancer therapy, Unituxin requires careful medical supervision and coordination with your healthcare team.
Who May Qualify for Assistance
United Therapeutics offers patient support programs for eligible patients. While specific income thresholds for Unituxin assistance were not detailed in available program materials, United Therapeutics generally provides assistance to:
- Uninsured patients
- Underinsured patients
- Patients with financial hardship
- U.S. residents and U.S. territory residents
Eligibility is determined on a case-by-case basis. Your healthcare provider and the United Therapeutics patient support team will work together to assess your specific situation.
Insurance Requirements
United Therapeutics patient assistance programs are available to patients regardless of insurance status. The company offers:
- Patient Assistance Program: Provides free medication for uninsured or underinsured patients who meet eligibility requirements
- Co-pay Assistance: Available for patients with commercial (private) insurance
If you have Medicare, Medicaid, or other government insurance, your eligibility for certain assistance programs may be limited due to state and federal regulations. The United Therapeutics Cares team can discuss your specific insurance situation.
How to Apply
Step 1: Contact United Therapeutics Cares
Reach out to the United Therapeutics Cares team to begin the enrollment process:
Phone: 1-844-864-8437 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am - 7 pm ET Website: UnitedTherapeuticsCares.com
You can request a callback if calling during business hours is difficult.
Step 2: Work with Your Healthcare Provider
Your doctor's office will need to submit enrollment documentation to United Therapeutics. Your healthcare provider should:
- Confirm your Unituxin prescription
- Complete any required enrollment forms
- Submit documentation to the patient assistance program
Step 3: Provide Required Information
Be prepared to share:
- Proof of U.S. residency
- Insurance information (if applicable)
- Income documentation (if applying for need-based assistance)
- Prescription details from your healthcare provider
Step 4: Receive Your Dedicated Support
Once enrolled, you'll be assigned a Patient Navigator who will:
- Answer questions about your treatment
- Explain your insurance coverage options
- Discuss financial support options based on your eligibility
- Coordinate prescription fulfillment through a specialty pharmacy
- Provide ongoing education and support
Timeline and Delivery
While specific processing times for Unituxin assistance were not available in current program materials, United Therapeutics typically:
- Reviews applications within a reasonable timeframe after submission
- Notifies you of approval status through your Patient Navigator
- Coordinates delivery through a specialty pharmacy once approved
- Provides regular check-ins and support throughout your treatment
For specific timeline information about your application, contact the United Therapeutics Cares team at 1-844-864-8437.
What Happens If Your Application Is Denied
If you're not approved for assistance, the United Therapeutics Cares team will:
- Explain the reason for denial
- Discuss alternative financial options that may be available
- Help you explore other resources or programs
- Work with your healthcare provider on next steps
You may be able to reapply if your circumstances change.
Reauthorization and Refills
Once enrolled in a United Therapeutics patient assistance program:
- Your Patient Navigator will coordinate prescription refills
- The specialty pharmacy will handle ongoing fulfillment
- You'll receive regular check-ins to ensure continued support
- Reauthorization requirements will be explained by your support team
Important Limitations
Patient assistance covers the cost of the medication only. It does not cover:
- Related supplies or equipment needed to administer the medication
- Other medical expenses associated with treatment
- Any remaining balance not covered by the program's maximum benefit
Next Steps
- Call United Therapeutics Cares: 1-844-864-8437 (Monday-Friday, 8:30 am - 7 pm ET)
- Visit the website: UnitedTherapeuticsCares.com
- Work with your healthcare provider: Ensure your doctor's office has submitted necessary documentation
- Ask questions: Your Patient Navigator is available to help clarify any aspect of the program
Disclaimer
This guide provides general information about United Therapeutics patient assistance programs. Program details, eligibility requirements, and benefits may change. For the most current and accurate information specific to your situation, contact United Therapeutics Cares directly at 1-844-864-8437 or visit UnitedTherapeuticsCares.com. Always work with your healthcare provider regarding your treatment and medication access.
Program information last verified: March 30, 2026
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