Filling Your Prescription

When your doctor prescribed JIDEYTRO, they may have mentioned that it’s a specialty medication. That means the process for getting JIDEYTRO is different than filling a prescription at your local pharmacy or drug store.

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Here’s how it works:

Your prescription is submitted

Your doctor sends your prescription to a specialty pharmacy, either:

  • Their own in-office specialty pharmacy
  • Biologics by McKesson

Your insurance is verified

The specialty pharmacy works with your insurance company to find out your prescription coverage

Prior authorization may be required

Your insurance company may need to approve coverage for your JIDEYTRO prescription

  • Your insurance company may require additional information from your provider before approving coverage for your medication. This pre-approval process is called a prior authorization
  • If prior authorization is required, your doctor can send a letter to your insurance company explaining why you need JIDEYTRO
  • If the prior authorization is denied, your doctor has the ability to send a letter to appeal the denial

If your insurance company does not approve JIDEYTRO, talk to your doctor. Nuvalent Patient Support may be able to help

Your prescription is filled

If your insurance company approves JIDEYTRO, you’ll receive your prescription in one of two ways:

  • From the specialty pharmacy in your doctor’s office or hospital
  • From Biologics by McKesson

When your doctor has prescribed JIDEYTRO and if you have enrolled in Nuvalent Patient Support, we can check the status of your insurance coverage and help you determine:

  • What your insurance provider may require to cover JIDEYTRO
  • The status of your prior authorization, if required
  • Out-of-pocket costs you may be responsible for
  • Financial assistance you may be eligible for*,†,‡

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Questions? Our team is here to help.

(844) 688-5333 Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 8:00 pm ET

*Please see Copay Assistance Program terms and conditions.

Patients covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or any other government-sponsored plan are not eligible for the Copay Assistance Program. Benefits provided through the Copay Assistance Program are subject to program limits.

Please see the terms and conditions for the Patient Assistance Program, Quick Start Program, and Bridge Program.