can you get NEXPLANON for free?
The cost of NEXPLANON depends on your insurance plan. You may be able to get NEXPLANON for free, as a result of the Affordable Care Act.
Once you and your doctor have decided that NEXPLANON is right for you, check with your insurance plan for cost and coverage information. You may need to pay a co-pay, deductible, or other charges.
how much will you have to pay for NEXPLANON?
Figuring out what you might pay out-of-pocket for a prescription medicine can be confusing. What you pay will depend on many factors, including your insurance situation. At Organon, we believe that you should be better able to understand what you can expect to pay out of your own pocket for your prescription medicine.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) covers one type of birth control from each of 18 FDA-approved categories of birth control for women without charging a co-payment or co-insurance even if you haven’t met your deductible. This coverage includes the arm implant, NEXPLANON. Some patients may still be responsible for other costs associated with the product. This could include fees associated with insertion and/or removal procedures.
The list price for one rod (for up to 3 years* of continuous pregnancy prevention) of NEXPLANON is $1,030.64.†
Most women will not pay the list price, although it may have an impact on your out-of-pocket costs.†† The amount you pay will depend on many factors including your insurance situation. The information below will help you better estimate what you may pay for your prescription medicine based on your insurance situation. For the actual out-of-pocket cost, talk to your insurance provider who knows the details of your plan if you have insurance, or contact your healthcare provider’s office.
*NEXPLANON must be removed by the end of the third year.
† The list price is current as of August 2021. The list price does not include other treatment-related costs, such as insertion and/or removal procedure fees.
†† The out-of-pocket costs include the price patients paid for NEXPLANON.
Choose an option below that best describes your insurance situation:
I have commercial insurance through an employer or private policy that covers NEXPLANON
For patients with commercial insurance, 96% of patients paid no out-of-pocket costs for NEXPLANON. For those patients who did have out-of-pocket costs, 80% of patients paid between $1 and $963 for NEXPLANON.1
1IQVIA NEXPLANON OOP Costs, October 2020. Based on an analysis of July 2019 - July 2020 commercial, Medicare and Medicaid claims. Commissioned by Merck, Sharp & Dohme Corp., a subsidiary of Merck & Co., Inc. IQVIA’s analysis is based on remittance data that provides claim payment information after medical claims have been processed by the patient’s medical insurer and assigned to primary payer channel. The data is limited to remittance transactions on medical claims collected by IQVIA and may not constitute a nationally representative sample. Please note that a patient’s cost may differ from the amounts depicted above.
I have coverage for NEXPLANON through Medicare
For patients with Medicare, 96% of patients paid no out-of-pocket costs for NEXPLANON. For those patients who did have out-of-pocket costs, 80% of patients paid between $3 and $963 for NEXPLANON.1
1IQVIA NEXPLANON OOP Costs, October 2020. Based on an analysis of July 2019 - July 2020 commercial, Medicare and Medicaid claims. Commissioned by Merck, Sharp & Dohme Corp., a subsidiary of Merck & Co., Inc. IQVIA’s analysis is based on remittance data that provides claim payment information after medical claims have been processed by the patient’s medical insurer and assigned to primary payer channel. The data is limited to remittance transactions on medical claims collected by IQVIA and may not constitute a nationally representative sample. Please note that a patient’s cost may differ from the amounts depicted above.
I have coverage for NEXPLANON through Medicaid
For patients with Medicaid, 99% of patients paid no out-of-pocket costs for NEXPLANON. For those patients who did have out-of-pocket costs, 80% of patients paid between $1 and $942 for NEXPLANON.1
To learn more about Medicaid in your state and find out if you’re eligible, visit www.medicaid.gov/medicaid-and-you/index.html
1IQVIA NEXPLANON OOP Costs, October 2020. Based on an analysis of July 2019 - July 2020 commercial, Medicare and Medicaid claims. Commissioned by Merck, Sharp & Dohme Corp., a subsidiary of Merck & Co., Inc. IQVIA’s analysis is based on remittance data that provides claim payment information after medical claims have been processed by the patient’s medical insurer and assigned to primary payer channel. The data is limited to remittance transactions on medical claims collected by IQVIA and may not constitute a nationally representative sample. Please note that a patient’s cost may differ from the amounts depicted above.
I don’t have insurance, or NEXPLANON is not covered by my insurance.
If you don’t have insurance coverage, or if your insurance does not cover your treatment with NEXPLANON, you could pay an amount closer to the list price shown above, plus any additional charges depending on where you receive your medicine.
