Urge your legislators in NJ to support S 3818 / A 5217 to make sure all copays count!
Many arthritis patients use co-pay assistance, such as co-pay cards or manufacturer assistance to pay for their life-saving medications. Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and insurers increasingly use co-pay accumulator programs to prevent such assistance from counting towards patient cost-sharing, such as their deductible or annual out-of-pocket maximum. As a result, patients may struggle to afford and adhere to their medications as insurers and PBMs seek to shift more cost-sharing responsibility to patients. This legislation is important to patients and breaks down barriers to care for people living with arthritis.
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