For Patients and Caregivers
As patients and caregivers ourselves, we believe that we must deliver healthcare as human care. We promise to walk alongside you, strengthening each other as we create solutions and outcomes that matter together. At each step of your unique journey, we are dedicated to offering information and support.
Treatment Support
To learn more about starting a treatment, insurance coverage, financial support options, and finding locations to receive treatment, Otsuka Patient Support™ is here to help. This dedicated team offers resources and tools for patients, their caregivers, and their prescribing team.
Visit the website to get more information about how Otsuka Patient Support can help, or talk to a representative at 833-468-7852, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 8 PM eastern time, excluding holidays.
Visit siteEducation & Diagnosis
Patients are more than just their diagnoses. That’s why we started the Otsuka Patient Education Network (OPEN), which develops and nurtures projects that give patients, their families, and their caregivers educational resources about diseases they may face.
Visit the site to learn about the inspiring experiences of real people living with kidney disease, mental health disorders, or Alzheimer disease.
Visit siteAffordability Assistance
The Otsuka Patient Assistance Foundation, Inc (OPAF), is a nonprofit organization that assists underinsured and uninsured patients who have been prescribed Otsuka medications. OPAF has specific eligibility criteria that applicants must meet prior to their approval for assistance. It’s important to note that Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc, does not control or influence how OPAF distributes funds.
Visit the website to learn more, or for more information about assistance with a specific medication, call OPAF at 855-727-6274, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 8 PM eastern time.
Visit siteCaregiver Advocacy
It has never been more important to care for the caregivers. We are dedicated to supporting those who care for our patients, offering them the tools they need for the health of others and themselves. We must do more to promote programs and policies that protect caregivers in our communities.
Visit our Caregiver Advocacy page to discover resources, perspectives, and action items that value the unwavering dedication of caregivers.
Caregiver advocacyClinical Trials
Interested in participating in a clinical trial or learning more about clinical trials for yourself or your loved one? Go to the clinical trials section for more information.
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