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Program Contact Info / Application Submission
Program Gabitril Patient Assistance Program
Company CephalonG
Address c/o InTeleCenter PO Box 4280 Gaithersburg, MD 20885-4280
Phone 866-209-7589
Fax 866-209-7596
 
Program Details
Details A coupon is sent to the patient for a 90-day supply. The company automatically sends out refills. Once a year a new application with financial documentation is needed.
 
Program Requirements
Information The doctor must fill out a section and sign the application. The patient must fill out a section, sign the application and attach proof of income.
Details Insurance card NOT required
Drivers license NOT required
Proof of Income required on a case by case basis
Copy of most recent tax return such as 1040, 1099 required as proof of income
Letter from Doctor stating zero income required as proof of income
Form 4506T (If taxes were not filed) NOT required as proof of income
Most recent bank statements NOT required as proof of income
Most recent check/check stub copy NOT required as proof of income
Letter from employer NOT required as proof of income
Benefits statement for Social Security, Unemployment, Veterans Benefits, Pension/Retirement NOT required as proof of income
Award Letter for Alimony/Child Support, Unemployment NOT required as proof of income
Notarized statement from patient stating zero income required as proof of income
Other Requirements Letters must be notarized
 
Delivery of Medication
Ship Time 48hrs.
Delivery Options Can be delivered directly to the patient
Can NOT be delivered directly to the doctor
Shipped as a voucher card
 
Application Process
App Process The doctor/doctor's office must call for a prescreening. The application will be faxed out. The completed application can be faxed or mailed back. The patient is notified of eligibility for the program.
New Applications New applications accepted
Patients can apply directly to the program
Doctors can apply directly to the program
Advocates can apply directly to the program

Can NOT apply for a new application via phone
Can apply for a new application via fax
Can apply for a new application via mail
Refills Refills accepted
Patients can NOT apply for refills
Doctors can NOT apply for refills
Advocates can NOT apply for refills
Can NOT apply for refills via phone
Can NOT apply for refills via fax
Can NOT apply for refills via mail
Re-Applications Re-Applications accepted
Patients can apply for Re-Applications
Doctors can apply for Re-Applications
Advocates can apply for Re-Applications

Can NOT Re-Apply via phone
Can Re-Apply via fax
Can Re-Apply via mail
Appeals Income Appeals NOT accepted
Patients can NOT apply for Income Appeals
Doctors can NOT apply for Income Appeals
Advocates can NOT apply for Income Appeals

Hardship Appeals NOT accepted
Patients can NOT apply for Hardship Appeals
Doctors can NOT apply for Hardship Appeals
Advocates can NOT apply for Hardship Appeals

Can NOT apply for an appeal via phone
Can NOT apply for an appeal via fax
Can NOT apply for an appeal via mail
 
Eligibility
Eligibility The patient must have no prescription coverage, have reached his/her cap or cannot afford the co-payments and have an income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. The patient must also be taking the medication for an on-label diagnosis. The patient must also be a US resident. If patient is eligible for Medicare Part D but did not enrolled, then they are not eligible for this program.
Limitations Patients are NOT eligible if LIS is denied
Patients are NOT eligible with existing prescription coverage
Patients are NOT eligible if prescription is not covered
Patients are NOT eligible if prescription coverage has been exhausted
Patients are NOT eligible if they are accepting Medicare
Patients are NOT eligible if they are accepting Medicare part D
Patients are NOT eligible if the medication is not covered under Medicare
Patients are NOT eligible if Medicare coverage has been exhausted
 
Appeals
Conditions Appeals will NOT consider out-of-pocket expenses
Appeals will NOT consider total medical expenses
Appeals may be made before the patient has been denied