Dupixent® insurance, approved

Denied coverage or being forced to change meds? Claimable can help you appeal for Dupixent® – and get back on what works for you.
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Personalized, expert-backed appeals.
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Everything handled. Zero guesswork.
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Fast, easy, and proven to win.
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Claimable can help you get the coverage you need.

Evidence-backed appeals tailored to your unique situation.

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You can appeal - and win.
You have a federal right to appeal a formulary switch. Don't settle for something that doesn't work for you – let's get you covered.
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The right arguments for coverage.
We combine your medical and personal history with clinical studies, policies and laws to make your appeal as strong as possible
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Strong appeals, proven to win.
We know how to fight denials – and win. Over 80% of Claimable appeals are successful, getting you back on your treatment, fast.

Any condition, covered

We appeal for all FDA-approved Dupixent indications.
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✓ Atopic dermatitis
✓ Asthma
✓ Rhinosinusitis
✓ Eosinophilic esophagitis
✓ Prurigo nodularis
✓ Bullous pemphigoid

How it works

Start My Appeal
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Upload documents
All you need to get started is your denial notice and insurance information
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Answer simple questions
We’ll ask you questions about your health and the events leading up to the denial
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Generate expert appeal
We compose an evidence-based appeal, supported by your health story, clinical research and policy details
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Submit & support
We mail and fax your appeal, and support you through the process

Designed to fight Dupixent® switches

This isn’t a generic template. Our appeal packs include all the best evidence and arguments to fight forced switches – completely customized for you.

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I’ve been managing atopic dermatitis for years, and while I’ve tried a range of topical treatments, they haven’t been enough to control my symptoms. I regularly deal with patches of inflamed, itchy skin that make it hard to focus during the day and often interrupt my sleep at night.

It’s exhausting to have to plan around flare-ups — I avoid certain fabrics, outdoor activities, or even social plans if I know my skin is acting up. It’s not always visible to others, but it’s something I have to manage constantly, and it affects my quality of life extensively.

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A systematic review of Phase 3 trials reports that dupilumab “provides rapid improvements (in as little as 1 week) and sustained efficacy (up to 4 years) … not only improves skin signs and symptoms, but also provides multiple health benefits beyond the skin, including improvements in quality of life, itch, sleep disturbances, and pain/discomfort.

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Under New York law, a health plan that provides essential health benefits may not implement mid‑year formulary changes, such as removing a drug from the formulary or moving it to a higher cost‑sharing tier, without triggering legal protections.

In particular, Senate Bill S4111 (2021‑2022 session) added § 4909 to the New York Insurance Law and related amendments to the New York Public Health Law, which prohibits a plan from removing a prescription drug from its formulary or shifting it to a tier with greater cost–sharing during a contract year, unless certain exceptions apply.

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From start to finish, the process was straightforward, well-organized, and thoughtfully designed...but what impressed me most was the personal attention.
Anne J
San Fransisco

Why appeal with Claimable?

We’re designed to get you covered.
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Simple, fast, and easy
Built for life – not paperwork. Your pharmacy does the heavy lifting, so you can submit your appeal in minutes.
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Expert and evidence backed
Our appeals cite policy, clinical evidence, and your personal story to make a strong case for coverage.
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Built to win
With our proven formula, Claimable appeals often succeed if your provider’s appeal was denied.

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