Autoimmune

Rinvoq (upadacitinib)

Patient Assistance Program Guide — myAbbVie Assist

Verified: February 27, 2026
myAbbVie Assist
Program name
2-day review
Processing time
shipped to patient
Medication delivery
$90,360
1-person income limit

Do You Qualify?

Income

Up to $90,360 for a single person

Insurance

Uninsured, underinsured, or those with Medicare Part D coverage who meet specific financial and clinical criteria.

Residency

U.S. resident with valid address

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Income Limits (600% FPL)

Household SizeMax Annual Income
1 person$90,360
2 persons$122,640
3 persons$154,920
4 persons$187,200

Calculated based on 600% of the 2025 FPL for a single person ($15,060 x 6). For Medicare patients, thresholds may be the same or lower depending on the specific program tier.

Based on 2025 HHS Federal Poverty Level guidelines.

# How to Get Rinvoq (Upadacitinib) Free or at Lower Cost Through myAbbVie Assist

Who Qualifies for myAbbVie Assist?

If you take Rinvoq (upadacitinib) and cannot afford it, you may be able to get it at no cost through myAbbVie Assist, AbbVie's official patient assistance program. To qualify, a single-person household must have an annual income at or below $90,360. Income limits go up based on how many people live in your home. In terms of insurance, this program is designed for people who are uninsured, underinsured, or enrolled in Medicare Part D — and who meet the financial and clinical criteria set by AbbVie. If you have full coverage through private insurance or Medicaid, your situation may be handled differently, as explained below.

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About Rinvoq (Upadacitinib)

Rinvoq (upadacitinib) is a prescription medication in a class of drugs called JAK inhibitors. AbbVie developed it to treat several serious inflammatory and autoimmune conditions, including rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, non-radiographic axial spondyloarthritis, atopic dermatitis, ulcerative colitis, and Crohn's disease. The FDA has approved Rinvoq for each of these conditions. Without insurance or financial assistance, Rinvoq can cost several thousand dollars per month, putting it out of reach for many patients. The myAbbVie Assist program exists specifically to help qualifying patients access this medication at little or no out-of-pocket cost.

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Income Eligibility: Full Breakdown

AbbVie sets income limits based on your household size. The table below shows the maximum annual income allowed for each household size:

| Household Size | Maximum Annual Income |

|---|---|

| 1 person | $90,360 |

| 2 persons | $122,640 |

| 3 persons | $154,920 |

| 4 persons | $187,200 |

These thresholds are calculated at 600% of the 2025 Federal Poverty Level. If your household is larger than four people, the limit typically continues to increase — contact AbbVie directly at (800) 222-6885 to ask about your specific household size.

If your income is above these limits, you may not qualify for the free medication program. However, you should still explore the savings card option described in the alternatives section below.

To verify your income, AbbVie typically asks for your most recent federal tax return, a W-2 form, or three months of pay stubs. If your income has changed recently — for example, due to job loss — more current documents like pay stubs may be more helpful than a prior-year tax return. Be prepared to provide documentation for all income in the household, not just your own.

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Insurance Requirements Explained

Your insurance situation plays a major role in whether you qualify. Here is how different coverage types are handled:

If you are uninsured: You are a strong candidate for myAbbVie Assist. Patients with no insurance who meet the income guidelines are typically eligible to receive Rinvoq at no cost through this program.
If you have Medicare Part D: You may still qualify. myAbbVie Assist does include provisions for Medicare Part D patients who meet specific financial and clinical criteria. Income thresholds for Medicare patients may be the same or lower depending on which program tier applies to your situation. Call (800) 222-6885 for guidance specific to Medicare beneficiaries.
If you have private insurance that covers less than 50% of the cost: You may qualify as "underinsured." AbbVie reviews these cases individually. Gather documentation of your coverage and out-of-pocket costs before applying.
If you have Medicaid: Most patient assistance programs, including myAbbVie Assist, do not provide free medication to patients with active Medicaid coverage, because Medicaid is generally expected to cover the cost. Contact your state Medicaid office if you are having trouble affording your copay.

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Step-by-Step: How to Apply

Follow these steps to apply for myAbbVie Assist:

1. Gather your documents before you start. You will need a completed application form with your physician's signature, proof of income (tax return, W-2, or three months of pay stubs), and a valid prescription for Rinvoq.

2. Choose your application method. You can apply online, by phone, or by fax.

3. To apply online: Visit https://www.abbvie.com/patients/patient-assistance.html. Follow the prompts to create or log in to an account and complete the application form.

4. To apply by phone: Call (800) 222-6885. A program representative can walk you through the application and answer questions about your eligibility.

5. To apply by fax: Complete the application form and fax it, along with your supporting documents, to (866) 896-1218. Make sure your physician has signed the form before you send it.

6. Submit all required documents at the same time. Incomplete applications may be delayed.

7. Wait for a response. AbbVie typically reviews applications within two business days. You will be contacted with a decision or a request for additional information.

8. If approved: Your medication will be shipped directly to your home. No action is needed at a pharmacy.

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What to Expect: Timeline and Delivery

Once you submit a complete application, AbbVie typically completes its review within two business days. If approved, you will receive confirmation, and your Rinvoq will be shipped directly to your home address — you do not need to pick it up at a pharmacy or take any additional steps.

Approval is not permanent. myAbbVie Assist requires annual reauthorization, meaning you will need to reapply and reconfirm your eligibility each year. AbbVie will typically notify you when it is time to renew. Keep your income documents updated so the renewal process goes smoothly.

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Alternatives If You Don't Qualify

If you do not meet the criteria for myAbbVie Assist, you still have options:

1. Biosimilars: There are currently no FDA-approved biosimilar versions of Rinvoq available. This option is not available at this time.

2. Rinvoq Savings Card (for insured patients): If you have commercial insurance, you may qualify for AbbVie's savings card program, which can lower your out-of-pocket costs. Visit https://www.rinvoq.com/rinvoq-complete/support-and-savings/rinvoq-cost-and-savings-card for details. This option is not available to Medicare or Medicaid patients.

3. State Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs (SPAPs): Many states offer their own drug assistance programs, especially for older adults or people with disabilities. Search for your state's program through your state health department website.

4. NeedyMeds.org: This free, independent database lists hundreds of assistance programs by drug name, condition, and state. Visit www.needymeds.org to search at no cost.

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*This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical or legal advice. Eligibility determinations are made solely by AbbVie. Program terms may change — verify current requirements at [https://www.abbvie.com/patients/patient-assistance-program.html](https://www.abbvie.com/patients/patient-assistance-program.html) before applying.*

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Documents You'll Need

Completed application form with physician signature
Proof of income (tax return, W-2, or pay stubs)
Valid prescription

If You Don't Qualify for the Assistance Program

Manufacturer Savings Card (for insured patients)

AbbVie offers a savings card that may reduce your out-of-pocket cost if you have commercial insurance. Ask your prescriber or pharmacist for current savings card details.

Common Questions

AbbVie typically reviews completed applications within two business days. If your application is missing documents, it may take longer. Make sure you submit your income proof and physician-signed application at the same time to avoid delays.

If you are approved through myAbbVie Assist, your Rinvoq will be shipped directly to your home address. You do not need to visit a pharmacy or your doctor's office to receive it.

Yes, Medicare Part D patients may qualify for myAbbVie Assist if they meet specific financial and clinical criteria. The income limits for Medicare patients may vary by program tier. Call (800) 222-6885 to find out which tier applies to your situation.

Yes. myAbbVie Assist requires annual reauthorization. You will need to confirm that you still meet the eligibility requirements each year. AbbVie will typically notify you when your renewal is due, but it is a good idea to keep track of your approval date so you are not caught without medication.

If your income exceeds the program's threshold, you may not qualify for free medication through myAbbVie Assist. However, if you have commercial insurance, you may still be eligible for the Rinvoq savings card, which can significantly reduce your monthly costs. You can also search NeedyMeds.org or contact your state health department for other assistance options.

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