I think Novartis will make an exception to that rule if you go ahead and
apply. Approval is based on whether there is a financial hardship. Novartis
also can refer you to some other programs such as PSI that will help with
the $400 a month co-pay.
Rob
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Hi Barb and Judy,
Yes I will call although I figure I have to wait till Tues with Monday
being a holiday. Barb I am From Paducah Kentucky, the western end.
Hugs,
Katy
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"The innocent and the beautiful have no enemy but time."
-William Butler Yeats
"Women and cats will do as they please, a
Katy
I agree. CALL. KEEP vigilant about your fight for the drug. Where are
you from? I may have a way to find who the rep is in your area.
Don't give up.
Barb in AZ
judy wrote:
> Katy. Call them and ask. It doesn't hurt to ask an explaine the situation.
> If you don't then they can't hel
Katy. Call them and ask. It doesn't hurt to ask an explaine the situation.
If you don't then they can't help. Just talk to them and tell them the
situation. JUDY
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Well thank you Barb and Judy but that is out, I
just went to the Novartis site and it said to quali
Well thank you Barb and Judy but that is out, I just went to the Novartis site
and it said to qualify you couldnt have private or prescription coverage, Dale
got me put back on his prescription card. Gleevec is still going to be way to
expensive on it though at around $400 a month. I will just
Hi Katy and all,
I'm sure that I'm not the only one on this list that sat and watched in awe as the announcement was made on TV that the US Food and Drug had approved anew drug to fight cml. A man representing Novartis told what the new drug would cost, about the same as the current treatmen
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