Access and Affordability
What do college and diabetes supplies have in common? They're expensive.
If you are struggling to pay for supplies or insurance you're not alone.
Check out the resources and assistance programs below and talk to your doctor about your options.
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Patient Assistance Programs by Company
The Lilly Diabetes Solution Center
Lilly Diabetes: $35 Co-Pay Now Available Through Lilly Insulin Value Program
The Novo Nordisk Diabetes Patient Assistance Program
Novo Nordisk: Free 90-day insulin supply to people experiencing financial hardship due to COVID-19
The Sanofi Patient Assistance Program
Medtronic: New Payment Relief and Payment Deferral Patient Assistance Programs
Omnipod Financial Assistance Program
Insulet: Expands its U.S. Financial Assistance Program for Current Users Impacted by COVID-19
Dexcom Patient Assistance Program for US Patients During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Companion Medical: For a limited time, InPen costs no more than $35 per year
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Companies who offer support
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Advocacy - Make Your Voice Heard!
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More resources
Beyond Type 1's Assistance Page
ADCES Insulin Cost-Saving Resource Guide
ADCES Non-Insulin Diabetes Medication Cost-Saving Resource
Prescription Assistance - American Diabetes Association
Getting Financial Help For Diabetes - dLife
Top Eight Tips for Managing Diabetes on an Affordable Budget - DiaTribe
Financial Help for Diabetes Care - National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases