Applying for free Trulicity

Claude

Yes. Trulicity is made by Lilly, and their free-medicine program, Lilly Cares, accepts people with no insurance. The main test is income: for Trulicity, yearly household income before taxes has to be under about $47,880 for 1 person, $64,920 for 2, $81,960 for 3, or $99,000 for 4. Whether you qualify is Lilly's decision, but if you're under the limit you may qualify for free medicine for up to 12 months.

I'll never ask for your Social Security number or a signature. You'll do those by hand on the paper form.

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Claude

No, I don't need his Social Security number, and I won't put it in the link. If the paper form asks for it, Marcus writes it in himself.

At about $30,000 a year in a household of one, he's well under the $47,880 limit, so he may qualify.

Is all of that correct? Once you confirm, I'll send the link that fills in the official form.

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Claude

Here's his link:

Claude

Marcus signs by hand the Patient Certification Agreement (page 6) and the HIPAA authorization (page 7). He also fills in anything else the form asks for by hand, like his Social Security number.

Send the whole application by fax to 1-844-431-6650 (the prescriber's office can fax it), or by mail to: Lilly Cares Foundation Patient Assistance Program, PO Box 501847, San Diego, CA 92150.

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