Abecma (idecabtagene vicleucel) Copay Card and Patient Assistance Programs
Yes — Abecma (idecabtagene vicleucel) has 1 manufacturer-sponsored patient support program including a copay card for eligible commercially-insured patients. Below: what each program covers, exactly what you need to enroll, and direct links to apply.
Last verified: July 10, 2026
Support programs at a glance
| Program | Type | Max benefit | Who qualifies | Enroll |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BMS Access Support | Copay card + Patient assistance / free drug | Up to $15,000/year | Commercial + Government | Enroll → |
What you need to enroll
What you need to enroll — BMS Access Support
- Completed enrollment form (initiated by prescriber's office online or by fax) — provided by Prescriber
- Patient must complete and sign their portion of the enrollment form (sent via email after prescriber starts it) — provided by Patient
Frequently asked questions
Is there a copay card for Abecma?
Yes. Eligible patients may pay as little as $0 per infusion; up to $15,000/year for oncology products
What if I'm uninsured or can't afford Abecma?
BMS Patient Assistance Foundation (BMSPAF) — free drug for uninsured with financial hardship
How do I enroll in a Abecma patient support program?
Submission is via prescriber must submit. See the "What you need to enroll" checklist above for the exact documents and who provides each one.
Is this information from Bristol-Myers Squibb official?
Program details are sourced from Bristol-Myers Squibb's own published program pages and verified on the date shown above. This site is an independent directory, not affiliated with the manufacturer — always confirm current terms directly with the program before relying on them.
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