You’ve been prescribed VYNDAMAX® (tafamidis). Now what?
Let’s look at the steps you can take once you are prescribed VYNDAMAX,* including working with a specialty pharmacy and identifying financial support that might be available.
1 Doctor prescribes VYNDAMAX
Your doctor sends your VYNDAMAX prescription to a specialty pharmacy. Specialty pharmacies are different from local retail pharmacies. They usually do not have physical locations, and instead ship specialty drugs to patients’ homes.
Watch out for a call from the specialty pharmacy!
2 Confirm insurance coverage
The specialty pharmacy will contact your insurance plan to confirm your coverage for VYNDAMAX, including co-payment amounts and other financial assistance options. The specialty pharmacy will review coverage with you by phone and can also discuss financial assistance options. If you have commercial insurance, you may be eligible to pay as little as $0 per month through the Co-pay Savings Program.†
If your insurance plan denies coverage, VyndaLink® may have resources to help. To check your eligibility and find out more, call VyndaLink at 1-888-222-8475, Monday-Friday, 8 am-8 pm ET, or visit VyndaLink.com.
3 Receive VYNDAMAX
Once your insurance is approved, the specialty pharmacy will work with you to coordinate the delivery of VYNDAMAX. Most specialty pharmacies will continue to call you to schedule VYNDAMAX refills.
4 Continuing VYNDAMAX
Your doctor will tell you what clinical and insurance requirements are needed to continue VYNDAMAX. The specialty pharmacy will coordinate with you and your doctor to make sure your information is up to date. Be sure to attend all doctor appointments to prevent a delay in the prescription refill process.
Support throughout this process is also available through the VyndaLink team. Patients may enroll in VyndaLink anytime. To learn more about VyndaLink and your eligibility, please call 1-888-222-8475, Monday-Friday, 8 am-8 pm ET.
*Access to VYNDAQEL® (tafamidis meglumine) is available through each prescription pathway.
†Limits, terms, and conditions apply. Please visit VyndaLink.com for full terms and conditions of the Co-pay Savings Program.
Need support along your medication
access journey?
With a valid prescription, you can request support from a Patient Access Coordinator (PAC). A PAC is a Pfizer employee who can help you understand your insurance coverage and expected out-of-pocket costs, and help navigate getting your prescribed medicine. A PAC can provide updates and help streamline communications.
