Upon successful enrollment, eligible patients with commercial or private insurance—and not covered by government insurance—will receive the following:
Inform patients about the Acthar Commercial Co-pay Program. Let them know they can expect a call from their Hub Case Manager to discuss program eligibility.
Patients who do not qualify for this program may call the Hub toll-free at 1-888-435-22841-888-435-2284 and speak to their Case Manager to learn if other assistance options may be available.
Acthar is indicated for severe acute and chronic allergic and inflammatory processes involving the eye and its adnexa such as: keratitis, iritis, iridocyclitis, diffuse posterior uveitis and choroiditis, optic neuritis, chorioretinitis, anterior segment inflammation.
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1. Injecting Acthar: Introduction
2. Getting Started With Acthar01:57
3. Preparing the Dose Ordered for You
4. Preparing to Inject
5. Drawing Up Acthar Into the Syringe
6. Choosing Where to Inject
7. Injecting Subcutaneously
8. Disposing of Used Materials
9. Storing Acthar
10. Patient Support Services
11. Important Safety Information
2. Getting Started With Acthar
3. Preparing the Dose Ordered for You0:59
4. Preparing to Inject00:49
7. Injecting Intramuscularly
Potential Mechanism of Action Video
Hear From Dennis: An Acthar Patient
SC Injection Training Video
IM Injection Training Video