In a move described as filling the gap left when the Inflation Reduction Act passed with a $35 cap on patient cost sharing for insulin in Medicare Part D, but not for commercial insurance, Eli Lilly and Company announced on 1 March it will bear the cost of a $35 cap on copays for its insulins in the private market and for the uninsured, effective immediately.
The initiative is an expansion of Lilly’s existing $35 copay program. It involves allowing 85% of retail pharmacies to automatically...






