Radius Assist

If you have been prescribed TYMLOS® (abaloparatide) but are unable to afford it, Radius Assist may be able to help.

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What is Radius Assist?

The Radius Assist Patient Assistance Program (“Radius Assist”) provides TYMLOS (abaloparatide) injection therapy at no cost to qualified patients in need.

To qualify, patients must meet the eligibility criteria and, along with their healthcare provider, submit all required documentation.

If a patient is accepted into the program, they will receive up to 3 months of medication per shipment, and up to 18 months of therapy.  Acceptance into the program is valid for the current calendar year and with a valid prescription (subject to continued eligibility) and until the patient has reached a total of 18 months of therapy provided by Radius Assist.*

Who is Eligible for Radius Assist?

To be eligible for Radius Assist, patients should:

Additional eligibility criteria vary based on the coverage of the patient.

To be eligible for Radius Assist as Medicare beneficiaries, patients must not:

To be eligible for Radius Assist as a commercially insured patient:

2024 Gross Annual Income Limits Associated with Radius Assist

Number of Persons in Household Continental United States Alaska Hawaii
1 $45,180 $56,430 $51,930
2 $61,320 $76,620 $70,500
3 $77,460 $96,810 $89,070
4 $93,600 $117,000 $107,640
5 $109,740 $137,190 $126,210
6 $125,880 $157,380 $144,780
7 $142,020 $177,570 $163,350
8 $158,160 $197,760 $181,920
Number of Persons in household includes yourself (patient), spouse, and dependents.

How to Apply for Assistance

Prior to an application being completed, patients should call 1-866-896-5674 to complete an eligibility prescreening. The purpose of the prescreening is to help the patient understand if she may be eligible for Radius Assist by discussing the eligibility criteria including income verification. For applicants who do not meet the eligibility requirements, additional information on alternative options may be provided.

Note: A healthcare professional or an office representative may conduct a prescreening call on behalf of his/her patient.

If the patient meets the requirements based on the prescreening, an application prepopulated with demographic information will be mailed to her for review and signature. The prescriber must complete section 6 and 7 of the application as well. Both sections are required for an application to be considered complete.

Although a phone pre-screening is not a required step in the application process, we strongly encourage the use of this tool as it streamlines the patient application and decision processes. If the patient chooses not to complete a prescreening, they may download an application from the link below. Directions on how to submit are stated on page 1 of the application.

Download Application

To submit, follow the instructions on page 1 of the application.

Once the application is submitted, the healthcare professional will receive a confirmation fax when Radius Assist is in receipt of the application. If information is missing, the Radius Assist team will reach out to the healthcare professional and/or the patient to obtain. As a reminder, all information is required in order for Radius Assist to make a determination on eligibility.

If the application is approved, the healthcare professional will receive notification via fax and the patient will be notified via mail or phone call (based on preference). The patient will then be contacted by the specialty pharmacy providing medication for Radius Assist patients, Nufactor, Inc., to coordinate medication shipment.

*Eligibility criteria for the Radius Assist Patient Assistance Program is subject to change at any time. Criteria changes will impact new patients entering the program and those that need to submit re-verifications for the next calendar year. Patients can receive up to, but not exceeding, 18 months of total TYMLOS therapy from Radius Assist. Radius Assist will discontinue providing therapy once the patient’s cumulative lifetime use of TYMLOS has reached 24 months. Use of TYMLOS for more than 2 years during a patient’s lifetime is not recommended.