Program Updates
We track when manufacturers add, move, or discontinue a savings program so your card doesn't stop working without warning. Updated as changes are confirmed.
Several Organon brands — including Ezetrol, Maxalt, Prometrium, Propecia, and Proscar — are no longer available through innoviCares. Coverage for these brands has moved to the RxHelp ONE program. If you were using an innoviCares card for one of these medications, you'll need to register separately at rxhelp.ca.
Program migrationPatients prescribed Wegovy can now present an innoviCares card at the pharmacy to reduce out-of-pocket cost. Register free at innoviCares.ca and present the card with your prescription. Speak with your pharmacist for eligibility and current coverage details.
New coveragePatients prescribed CABTREO™ can now access financial support directly through the manufacturer's own Cabtreo Patient Benefit Program, separate from innoviCares or RxHelp. Download the e-card at cabtreosupports.ca and present it with your prescription — the program covers up to 100% of cost on your first fill. Valid across Canada; subject to change at the manufacturer's discretion.
New programMyrbetriq (mirabegron), a widely prescribed overactive bladder treatment, is now covered under innoviCares. Presenting the card at the pharmacy helps offset the cost difference versus the generic each time the prescription is filled.
New coverageBlexten (bilastine), a prescription antihistamine, is now covered under innoviCares ahead of allergy season. The card can be presented at every refill to reduce out-of-pocket cost versus the brand's full price.
New coverageTrintellix (vortioxetine), a brand-name antidepressant, is now covered under innoviCares, helping subsidize the difference versus generic equivalents for patients who need to remain on the brand.
New coverageXarelto (rivaroxaban), a brand-name anticoagulant, is now covered under innoviCares. The card can be used at every refill to help maintain access to the brand-name treatment without absorbing the full cost difference.
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