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Amvuttra copay assistance programs

With commercial insurance: Alnylam Assist Copay Program — as little as $0. With Medicare: the Amvuttra card can’t be used. 3 foundation funds are open today (as of September 28, 2026). See them by diagnosis below.

Copay program checked September 28, 2026 · Source ↗

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Amvuttra assistance, in the order you will use it

Copay program · Alnylam Assist Copay Program

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Who qualifiesCommercial insurance only; valid Rx for AMVUTTRA or ONPATTRO; age 18+; US/territories. Not valid under Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, VA, DoD, IHS, or any federal/state program; not where patient is not using insurance, insurance pays the entire cost, or product is not covered.
What it pays forThe Amvuttra card pays for the drug and the administration (infusion or injection) fee.
Clinic-billed (medical benefit) claimsYes. Submitted by: the provider or the patient. Claim deadline: Postmarked within 180 days of date of administration.
How to submitOne form per patient per date of service, plus copy of the EOB or billing statement for the date of administration; fax 800-984-8816 or email AlnylamCopay@UBC.com. Payment by EFT to the bank account on file or check delivered by email 3-5 business days after processing. Program Support 844-985-4498.
Plans that count only part of the cardTerms: program value "is intended to be credited towards patient out-of-pocket obligations and maximums, including.. any programs offered by a third party payer or pharmacy benefit manager.. that adjusts patient cost-sharing obligations, through arrangements that may be referred to as accumulator or maximizer programs." (i.e., Alnylam states its assistance is meant to count). Program has an annual benefit cap.
Phone1-833-256-2748
What the program saysThis Reimbursement Form allows healthcare providers to receive reimbursement for an Alnylam product, as well as applicable administration costs.

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Free-drug program · Alnylam Assist Patient Assistance Program (Amvuttra)

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Who qualifiesInsurance: primarily those who are uninsured; an Alnylam Case Manager proactively assesses eligibility after the doctor submits a Start Form. Also programs for coverage delays or changes.
Phone1-833-256-2748
What the program saysAlnylam Assist Patient Assistance Program (PAP): PAP provides access to treatment at no cost for eligible patients, primarily those who are uninsured.

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If the patient has Medicare

Amvuttra’s card can’t be used with Medicare. These funds may help. They open and close with donations, so call before telling a Amvuttra patient no.

HealthWell Foundation – AmyloidosisOpen $8,000 lists Amvuttra
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HealthWell Foundation – Cardiomyopathy - Medicare Access (ATTR-CM)Open $7,500 lists Amvuttra
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TotalAssist (Patient Advocate Foundation) – AmyloidosisOpen $5,500 ($2,500 guaranteed) lists Amvuttra
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REassist TTR foundation dashboard (third party, linked from Alnylam Assist) – Amyloidosis (including polyneuropathy and cardiomyopathy) dashboardNot confirmed, call lists Amvuttra
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TotalAssist (Patient Advocate Foundation) – CardiomyopathyClosed $2,000 lists Amvuttra
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Support hub · Alnylam Assist

What they doStart Form; Case Manager contacts patient and doctor within 2 business days with insurance benefit summary; coverage and starting treatment support; copay program; PAP; assistance for coverage delays; independent foundation dashboards (ttr.support.reassist.us)
Phone1-833-256-2748

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Amvuttra is billed under J0225. The Amvuttra copay card can’t be used when Medicare or another government plan pays for Amvuttra (HHS OIG guidance).

Last checked September 28, 2026 against each program’s own pages (links above). Methodology →

Program details are for information only and are not a guarantee of eligibility or benefit. Confirm current terms with the program before you rely on them.