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Coverage

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MEDICARE COVERAGE

Simplify your workflow and provide your patients with low cost by choosing Accu-Chek Guide Me

Accu-Chek Products are always covered under Medicare Part B1
The patient pays only $1.66 for 50 test strips and may pay a $0 co-pay2

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Accu-Chek products are also covered under many national and Medicare Advantage plans such as: UHC, Humana, and Anthem.3

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COMMERCIAL COVERAGE

SAVINGS MADE SIMPLE

Regardless of plan coverage, ensure savings for your patient.

  1. Prescribe the Accu-Chek Guide or Guide Me meter and Guide Test Strips for any commercially insured patients
  2. Patient visits local pharmacy to pick up prescription
  3. Pharmacist processes claim with patient's commercial insurance card
  4. Savings are provided through the patient's plan or the Accu-Chek Automated Cash Discount Program4
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1.  Accu-Chek test strips are covered when Medically necessary for the patient and prescribed by a physician

2.  After patient meets $183 Part B deductible. $0 Co-pay may occur when patient has a supplemental health plan. Coverage and payment subject to co-insurance, deductible, and patient eligibility requirements. Roche Diabetes Care, Inc. does not guarantee coverage or payment.

3.  Analysis includes both commercially insured patients and patients participating in the Cash Discount Program. Those insured by any government healthcare program, such as Medicare or Medicaid, are NOT eligible for the Cash Discount Program offer. Pharmacists must dispense Accu-Chek Guide products using patient’s primary insurance. If a patient’s primary insurance rejects a claim with NCPDP reject 70, 75, or 76, discounts will automatically apply at participating pharmacies. Quantity limits may apply. Accu-Chek Guide test strip offer: Discount varies based on quantity of test strips purchased.

4.  Those insured by any government healthcare program, such as Medicare or Medicaid, are NOT eligible for the Cash Discount Program offer. Pharmacists must dispense Accu-Chek Guide products using patient’s primary insurance. If a patient’s primary insurance rejects a claim with NCPDP reject 65, 68, 69, 70, 75, or 76, discounts will automatically apply at participating pharmacies. Quantity limits may apply. Accu-Chek Guide test strip offer: Discount varies based on quantity of test strips purchased.