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How to get Rituxan

If you've been prescribed Rituxan or are considering it, we'll walk you through what you need to know about this specialty medication.

About Ruxience

Ruxience (rituximab-pvvr) is used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, leukemia, and non-hodgkin's lymphoma. Ruxience is a biosimilar for rituxan (rituximab). Biosimilars are biologic drugs that are similar to the original medication with no meaningful differences in effectiveness or safety. Ruxience may be covered by your Medicare or insurance plan.

With the Patient Assistance Program from Genentech, you can receive your medication at no cost.

About Ruxience

With the Patient Assistance Program from Genentech, you can receive your medication at no cost.

Ways to save on Ruxience

These programs and tips can help make your prescription more affordable

Other CD20 Antibodies

Related conditions

Leukemia

Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Rheumatoid Arthritis

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How to get this medication

Ruxience is a specialty medication, which means it's costly and requires more steps than usual in order to get it. We break down the process for you.

How to get Rituxan

If you've been prescribed Rituxan or are considering it, we'll walk you through what you need to know about this specialty medication.

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About Ruxience

Ways to save on Ruxience

Other CD20 Antibodies

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Ruxience

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Ways to save on Ruxience

Other CD20 Antibodies

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Ruxience

Get prescriptionYour doctor assesses you and your needs. They prescribe you specialty drug Rituxan.

Wait for insurance approvalYour doctor's office works with your insurance on this. Your prescription may be billed through your medical insurance, not prescription insurance.How long does this take?

Schedule your appointmentYour doctor's office schedules an appointment to get your medication administered. This could be at their office, a clinic, or infusion center. They give you all the details.

About Ruxience

Learn more about Ruxience

How to Write an Appeal Letter to Your Health Insurance Provider

Does Insurance Cover Biosimilars?

Biosimilars for Rheumatoid Arthritis: What to Know About Amjevita, Inflectra, and More

8 Types of Rituxan Side Effects and How to Manage Them

How a Patient Advocacy Group Helped Me Afford My Medication

What Should You Do If Your Medication Isn’t Covered by Insurance? 4 Tips and Tactics

What Is Prior Authorization? A Look at the Process and Tips For Approval

What Is Rituxan, and What Types of Cancer Can It Treat?

How Long Does Rituxan Stay in Your System? Plus, Answers to 4 More Rituxan FAQs

About Ruxience

Ways to save on Ruxience

Other CD20 Antibodies

Related conditions

Ruxience

Get prescriptionYour doctor assesses you and your needs. They prescribe you specialty drug Rituxan.

Wait for insurance approvalYour doctor's office works with your insurance on this. Your prescription may be billed through your medical insurance, not prescription insurance.How long does this take?

Schedule your appointmentYour doctor's office schedules an appointment to get your medication administered. This could be at their office, a clinic, or infusion center. They give you all the details.