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Here's what patients actually pay in 2026 across common Anthem plan types: Commercial PPO (Tier 3 specialty): List price: $1,349 per month (4 pens) Typical coinsurance: 25% Patient pays: $337 per month Annual out-of-pocket: $4,044 Manufacturer copay card: reduces cost to $25 per month (if eligible, commercial plans only) Net annual cost with copay card: $300 Commercial HMO (Tier 4 specialty): List price: $1,349 per month Typical coinsurance: 35% or flat $500 copay Patient pays: $472 per month (coinsurance) or $500 per month (flat copay) Annual out-of-pocket: $5,664 to $6,000 Manufacturer copay card: reduces cost to $25 per month (if eligible) Net annual cost with copay card: $300 Medicare Advantage (Tier 3): List price: $1,349 per month Typical coinsurance: 25% to 33% Patient pays: $337 to $445 per month Manufacturer copay card: NOT eligible (federal anti-kickback statute prohibits copay assistance for Medicare patients) Net annual cost: $4,044 to $5,340 Catastrophic coverage threshold: $8,000 out-of-pocket in 2026, after which patient pays 5% coinsurance High-deductible health plan (HDHP): Patient pays 100% until deductible met Typical deductible: $3,000 to $7,000 First 2 to 5 months: full $1,349 per month After deductible: coinsurance applies (typically 20% to 30%) Manufacturer copay card: eligible but may not count toward deductible depending on plan rules The Eli Lilly copay savings card (available at zepbound.com) covers up to $500 per month for commercially insured patients, reducing out-of-pocket to as low as $25 per month