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01. Start with a blank Botox patient assistance program Application Form
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02. Add and configure fillable fields
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Yes, the BOTOX Savings Program helps eligible patients save on out-of-pocket costs related to both BOTOX medicine and/or related procedure not covered by insurance. These costs are sometimes billed separately from one another. The BOTOX Savings Program does not provide help for office visit co-pay costs.
The BOTOX Savings Program was created to help commercially insured patients with these out-of-pocket costs not covered by insurance. The BOTOX Savings Program offers money back in the form of a check sent to eligible members.
For those of you who arent aware, Botox is not allowed to be advertised, especially using limited time offers or money off discounts because its a trademarked prescription medication.
If the cosmetic procedure is elective, then the medical expense is not tax deductible. Botox is generally considered elective unless your doctor says that it will improve your physical health or clear up respiratory issues.
Uninsured or unable to afford your medication? You may be able to qualify for our Patient Assistance Program (myAbbVie Assist). Learn more or call 1-800-44-BOTOX.
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What does the program cover? Eligible patients can get money back on any out-of-pocket treatment costs. This could be copay, coinsurance, or deductible amounts up to $1000 per treatment and $4000 per year. You can use the BOTOX Savings Program for up to 5 treatments in a calendar year for all indications.
For instance, it can be used to treat chronic migraines, excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), muscle spasms, and even certain eye conditions. In these cases, botox is considered a qualified medical expense and can be paid for using HSA funds.
AbbVies Patient Assistance Overview Are being treated by a licensed U.S. health care provider on an outpatient basis and prescribed an AbbVie medicine that is included in our assistance program. Have limited or no health insurance coverage. Demonstrate qualifying financial need. Live in the United States.

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