4 simple steps to
get your medicine

Now that you have been prescribed your medicine, let’s review how you’ll receive it.

Your prescriber will send<br />
your prescription to a<br />
specialty pharmacy

Your medicine is available through a limited network of specialty pharmacies

A specialty pharmacy is different from your local retail pharmacy.

- - A specialty pharmacy coordinates the delivery of
    medicine to your home
  - Your insurance may determine which specialty pharmacy
    can fill your prescription
  - You can contact your prescriber’s office to find out which
    specialty pharmacy is filling your prescription

The specialty pharmacy will confirm insurance coverage<br />
and out-of-pocket cost

- - Your insurance company may require your doctor to provide
    medical documents for your medication coverage. This is
    called Prior Authorization (PA), which could take a few days
    to weeks
  - The specialty pharmacy will work with your doctor and your insurance company to complete the PA

Whether you have commercial insurance, Medicare/Medicaid, or are uninsured, Madrigal Patient Support and your specialty pharmacy can help you find the most affordable way to get your medicine.

- - If you have commercial insurance, you may be able to pay as
    little as a $10 copay*

The specialty pharmacy will CALL YOU to schedule the shipment of your medicine

- - Once your insurance company authorizes the approval, the specialty pharmacy will call you to coordinate shipment of your medicine to your home
  - Be sure to watch for the call from the specialty pharmacy to confirm your shipping address; it may come from a number you do not recognize
  - Return any calls from your specialty pharmacy so they can schedule shipment of your medicine