Enrolled patients and/or their prescribers must not bill, charge, seek credit for or otherwise submit any claim for reimbursement to any third-party payer for product provided through the Bausch Health PAP.
No product provided through the Bausch Health PAP may be sold, traded, returned for credit, or used for any other patients that is not the enrolled patient.
Prescribers must not be on the List of Excluded Individuals and Entities maintained by the Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, or prohibited from participating in federally funded healthcare programs.
Bausch Health Companies Inc. has the right to:
Verify patient eligibility, including the right to audit any information provided on the BHC PAP application form.
Determine patient participation in the BHC PAP, at its sole discretion.
Change Bausch Health PAP benefits, rules, and product availability at any time without prior notification.
Audit patient income and insurance coverage and revoke patient enrollment at any time.
Reconfirm continued income and insurance eligibility for enrolled patients annually.
Approved patients are eligible to receive assistance for up to 12 months from the date of approval.
All Medicare Part D & commercially insured enrollees will be terminated on December 31 and must reapply to stay in the Bausch Health PAP for the following year.
Enrolled patients must notify Bausch Health PAP of any change in insurance status or income. Based on some changes, a patient may become no longer eligible for the Bausch Health PAP.
Patients previously denied enrollment in the Bausch PAP that experience a change in circumstance that could impact your eligibility may reapply into Bausch Health PAP.
Patients must re-enroll every year by completing a Bausch Health PAP application form and include all required income and insurance documentation. A notice regarding re-enrollment will be sent to you prior to the anniversary date of patient's participation in the program.
Questions? Call 1-833-862-8727