I was diagnosed with MM in July 2025 since that time I have been taking Lenalidomide and had co-pay assistance from Teva, the manufacturer, that covered the prescription in full in conjunction with my commerical health insurance.
In Jan the co-pay assistance covered $550. This month, Feb 2026, the manufacturer only covered $42 for a 21 day supply with 7 days off and indicated the medication costs $1.95 per pill airgo the change in what they will cover leaving my with an out of pocket cost of $509. From 0 to $509. I can't afford this and have not been able to get anyone to give me a more reason explanation. If the price changed perhaps CVS Specialty Pharmacy has not been made aware.
Has anyone else taking Lenalidomide experienced this situation or perhaps has a more in depth explanation as to what has changed with the price and co-pay assistance from Teva with Lenalidomide. I am looking for assistance in order to clear this issue up and be able to continue my the medication without breaking the bank.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
LaSandra

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