Sanofi Patient Connection
There are no fees to participate or apply. Processing time is unclear. If approved, the medication will be sent to your healthcare provider’s office where you can pick it up. Delivery of medication can take 5-7 additional days after application processing and approval. If you are approved, you and your healthcare provider will both receive a letter of approval. Once you are approved, you will be enrolled for 12 months from the date of approval. You must reapply annually.
If you are enrolled in Medicare Part D, your plan sponsor will also receive a copy of the letter. Once your application is approved, you will only be enrolled for the remainder of the current calendar year.
Medications included
Toujeo®
Lantus®
Apidra®
Admelog®
Eligibility
You are a US citizen or legal resident.
You do not have health insurance.
You currently see a licensed healthcare professional who is authorized to prescribe Sanofi medications.
You must have an annual household income of ≤400% of the current Federal Poverty Level. Check income brackets here.
If you are eligible for Medicaid, you must have proof of denial.
If you are enrolled in Medicare Part D, in addition to the criteria above, you must also spend at least 2% of your annual household income on prescription medications covered through your Part D plan in the current calendar year.
How to Apply
Visit this webpage, scroll to the bottom and select your state from the drop down list. The application form will open in a new window.
Complete page 2 (1. Patient Information, 2. Patient Insurance Information, 3. Resource Connection). Sign where indicated on page 3 (4. Patient Authorization, 5. Patient Consent).
Have your current healthcare provider complete page 4 and add their signature. Your healthcare provider MUST submit the entire application for you via Sanofi’s portal, fax (1.888.847.1797), or mail (Sanofi Patient Connection PO Box 222138 Charlotte, NC, 28222-2138).
Insulins Valyou Savings Program
Sanofi offers a $99 insulin savings card for one month’s supply (up to 10 vials or packs of pen per refill) of any of their products as listed here:
Medications included
Toujeo®
Lantus®
Apidra®
Admelog®
Eligibility
You must have a valid prescription for the medication.
You do not need health insurance. You can currently be enrolled in a health insurance plan, but you must not seek reimbursement from any health benefit plan for the medications purchased with this savings card (i.e. run the RX without insurance)
You must redeem the offer in the United States.
You may not combine this offer with any other savings cards or coupons.
How to Apply
You can get your card on this webpage by scrolling down and clicking on the button of your preferred insulin type. You will be brought to a new webpage that has an option to sign up for the Insulin Valyou Savings Card. You will be asked to complete a few screening questions and then your savings card will be generated. You will then be able to print, download, or email your card.
This card is capped at ten vials or boxes of pens per month. The card is valid for one calendar year.
Sanofi Savings Cards
You can find all the savings cards listed on this webpage. Restrictions vary by medication but eligible patients can pay from $0-$99 per 30 day supply. Maximum savings, unit limits per refill, and refill limits vary.
Sanofi also offers savings cards for the following medications.
Medications included
Toujeo®
Lantus®
Apidra®
Soliqua®
Eligibility
You must have a valid prescription for the medication.
You must be enrolled in, and must seek reimbursement from or submit a claim for reimbursement to, a commercial insurance plan.
You must redeem the offer in the United States.
Anyone using Medicaid, Medicare, Medigap, VA, DOD, TRICARE, or any similar federal or state health care program is not eligible.
How to Apply
To apply for any of the savings cards, click on your medication on this webpage.
You will be brought to a new webpage. Indicate “I want a Savings Card” and answer the screening questions. Your copay savings card will then be generated.
Once finished, you will have the opportunity to print, download, or email your savings card. Present your savings card when picking up your prescription at the pharmacy.
Still need assistance?
Request Aid
Common Questions about Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs) & Coupons
No. Due to the small size of our volunteer group we are usually not able to provide emergency assistance. We know this isn’t always possible, but we have more options to assist you if you request aid a few days before you run out of supplies. If you are already or have been completely out of insulin, there’s a chance you are already in Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA.) DKA is a life threatening emergency. If you need emergency assistance, seek help at your local emergency room or urgent care clinic, or call 9-1-1. If you have incurred medical debt from an emergency hospital stay related to DKA, please fill out our request aid form.
No. Each patient assistance program has its own set of eligibility requirements. Many are fairly restrictive. If you find out which manufacturer makes your insulin, you can check out our page on them. We have information on Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, Sanofi, and Mylan.
Patient Assistance programs vary in the time they take to respond back. Often times additional documentation must be submitted after an initial review. You can review the guidelines for the patient assistance program you need help from here: Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, Sanofi, and Mylan.
Yes! This is not always a quick process but we have people that can help you apply for patient assistance programs. Fill out our request aid form here for help.