Vosevi

Indicated For

Hepatitis C, HCV

About This Medication

# **Gilead Support Path Patient Assistance Program** Patient Guide: How to Get **Vosevi** (sofosbuvir/velpatasvir/voxilaprevir) at Low or No Cost **Vosevi** is a prescription medication used to treat chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection in adults who have previously been treated with certain other HCV treatments but did not achieve a cure, or who have specific types of HCV. It combines three active ingredients—sofosbuvir, velpatasvir, and voxilaprevir—in a single tablet taken once daily for 12 weeks. Vosevi works by targeting different stages of the HCV life cycle to stop the virus from multiplying, helping your body clear the infection. Always take it as prescribed by your doctor, typically with food, and complete the full course even if you feel better. The **Gilead Support Path Patient Assistance Program (PAP)**, offered by **Gilead Sciences**, provides **Vosevi** at no cost to eligible low-income, uninsured patients. This guide explains everything you need to know to apply, qualify, and receive your medication. It's designed for patients like you—clear, step-by-step, and easy to follow. ## Who Qualifies for the Program? To qualify, you must meet these key criteria: - Be a U.S. resident treated by a licensed U.S. healthcare provider. - Have no private or public health insurance (uninsured). - Meet income guidelines: Household income at or below **500% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)**. - Have a valid prescription for **Vosevi** from your doctor. - Not be eligible for coverage through government programs like Medicare or Medicaid in a way that reimburses the medication (program excludes those with government insurance that covers it). The program is specifically for low-income uninsured patients. If you have insurance, explore other Support Path options like co-pay assistance first by calling the program. ## Income Eligibility Breakdown Eligibility is based on your **total household income** compared to the **Federal Poverty Level (FPL)**, which adjusts yearly based on household size. The program covers up to **500% FPL**. Here's a table with 2026 estimates (check www.mysupportpath.com for exact current figures, as FPL updates annually): | Household Size | 100% FPL | 500% FPL (Max Eligible Income) | |---------------|----------|-------------------------------| | 1 (Individual) | $15,060 | $75,300 | | 2 (Couple) | $20,440 | $102,200 | | 3 | $25,820 | $129,100 | | 4 | $31,200 | $156,000 | | +1 Person | +$5,380 | +$26,900 | *Notes: Include all household members' income (wages, Social Security, pensions, etc.). Provide proof like tax returns, W-2s, pay stubs, or benefit statements. Patient photo ID and proof of residency (utility bill, lease) may be required.* ## Insurance Requirements The PAP is for **uninsured patients only**. If you have any health insurance (private, employer, marketplace, Medicare, Medicaid, etc.), you won't qualify for free medication through PAP. Instead: - **Medicare patients**: May qualify for co-pay help via Support Path's separate co-pay program if your plan doesn't fully cover **Vosevi**. - **Medicaid**: Generally ineligible for PAP; check state programs. - Submit front/back copies of insurance cards if applicable—the program verifies coverage. If your insurance denies coverage, appeal with your doctor's help, or reapply to PAP if you become uninsured. ## Step-by-Step Application Process Applying is straightforward—start by phone for personalized help. Here's how: 1. **Get Your Prescription**: Ask your doctor for a prescription for **Vosevi**. For most states, it can be faxed; New York requires an original state prescription blank. 2. **Contact Support Path**: Call **(855) 769-7284** (Monday–Friday, 9 AM–8 PM ET). A program specialist will guide you. Or download the enrollment form at www.mysupportpath.com. 3. **Complete the Enrollment Form**: Fill out Sections 1–10, including: - Patient info, medication (**Vosevi**), household size/income. - Insurance details (mark 'uninsured'). - Sign authorizations for info sharing and no reimbursement from other payers. 4. **Gather Documents**: - **Proof of income** (tax return, W-2, last 2 pay stubs, etc.). - **Proof of residency** (utility bill, bank statement). - **Prescription** from your doctor. - Photo ID if requested. 5. **Submit**: Fax to **1-855-298-8700**, mail, or submit online/electronically via iAssist (for providers). Expect a call from a specialist within **2 business days** to review. 6. **Verification**: Specialist confirms eligibility, answers questions, and approves if qualified. ## Timeline and Delivery - **Initial Review**: 2 business days after submission—a specialist calls you.[1][5] - **Full Processing**: Up to **2-4 weeks** for approval and shipping. - **Delivery**: Medication ships free directly to your home (or doctor's office if specified). Track via your specialist. **Reauthorization**: Yes, required. Programs last 12 weeks (one treatment course); reapply before running out. Your doctor resubmits prescription; update income/residency if changed. ## What If You're Denied or Need Alternatives? **Common Denial Reasons**: - Income over 500% FPL. - Have insurance. - Incomplete documents. **Next Steps**: - Ask for specific reason and resubmit fixes. - **Appeal Insurance Denial**: Use Support Path for prior authorization help. - **Other Options**: - **Co-Pay Program**: For insured patients (call to check). - **State Assistance**: Contact State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) at shiphelp.org. - **Patient Access Network (PAN) Foundation** or similar for hep C. - **Generic/Biosimilar Alternatives**: None currently for **Vosevi**—it's a brand-only combo. - Doctor may switch to other Gilead hep C meds eligible for PAP (e.g., Epclusa). Call **(855) 769-7284** for personalized alternatives. ## Important Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes only and based on program details as of 2026. Gilead can change, modify, or end the program anytime without notice. Eligibility isn't guaranteed—final decision by Gilead. Not medical advice; consult your doctor for treatment questions. Don't seek reimbursement for PAP meds from insurers/government. For latest info, visit www.mysupportpath.com or call **(855) 769-7284**. Word count: 1028.

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026