{"id":634677,"date":"2025-12-16T11:56:34","date_gmt":"2025-12-16T16:56:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.singlecare.com\/blog\/?p=634677"},"modified":"2026-09-10T18:44:07","modified_gmt":"2026-09-10T14:44:07","slug":"veozah-savings-card","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.singlecare.com\/blog\/veozah-savings-card\/","title":{"rendered":"How to save on Veozah for hot flashes"},"content":{"rendered":"

Veozah<\/a> (fezolinetant) is a brand-name prescription medication that\u2019s approved to treat moderate to severe menopause symptoms of hot flashes and night sweats. Veozah is a relatively new medication that launched in 2023, and there\u2019s no generic alternative. It can be expensive without insurance, but there are ways to save money on Veozah.<\/p>\n

How much does Veozah cost?<\/h2>\n

The average retail price of Veozah<\/a> is $701<\/span> for a month\u2019s supply of 30, 45 mg tablets without insurance. The amount you may pay for Veozah depends on your location, the pharmacy, and whether your insurance covers it.<\/p>\n

Does insurance cover Veozah?<\/h2>\n

According to Astellas, the manufacturer of Veozah<\/a>, health insurance plans cover about 64% of people who are prescribed this menopause medication<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Coverage varies by plan, but large health insurance companies, such as Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, and Aetna Health, are among those that offer commercial, marketplace, or Medicare plans with Veozah coverage.<\/p>\n

Medicaid drug lists are managed by each state, so coverage depends on where you live. Many Medicaid programs don\u2019t cover Veozah, but some, like North Carolina<\/a>, do.<\/p>\n

Some insurance plans require prior authorization<\/a> or proof that you\u2019ve tried and failed low-cost alternatives (known as step therapy<\/a>) before they\u2019ll cover Veozah. Others categorize it as a nonpreferred drug, which means you\u2019ll pay a higher coinsurance or copay.<\/p>\n

Because copays can be expensive, medications like Veozah may be more affordable by bypassing insurance and using a SingleCare discount card instead. We\u2019ll explain how it works below.<\/p>\n

How to save money on Veozah<\/h2>\n

It\u2019s difficult for most people to pay more than $9,000 per year on Veozah. Fortunately, there are ways to save money on this prescription with or without insurance.<\/p>\n

1. Veozah coupons from SingleCare<\/h3>\n

SingleCare is a free prescription discount program<\/a> that allows you to access Veozah coupons at pharmacies near you. Redeeming a SingleCare coupon drops the price of Veozah as low as $470<\/span> per 30, 45 mg tablets. SingleCare prices can vary based on quantity and pharmacy.<\/p>\n

SingleCare coupons can\u2019t be combined with insurance, so they work best for people whose health insurance plan doesn\u2019t cover Veozah, or when the cost of coinsurance is higher than the cost of Veozah with SingleCare.<\/p>\n

To get a SingleCare coupon, enter your ZIP code on the Veozah coupon page<\/a>. Compare prices at pharmacies near you. Choose the pharmacy you\u2019d like to use, then click the \u201cGet free coupon\u201d button. Text, email, or print the coupon to save it. This is also easy to do by using the SingleCare app<\/a>.<\/p>\n

If you choose a pharmacy that\u2019s different from the one currently on file with your healthcare provider, ask your healthcare provider to send your Veozah prescription to the new pharmacy.<\/p>\n

When your medication is ready for pickup, show the SingleCare coupon to the pharmacy staff, and they\u2019ll apply the discount at checkout.<\/p>\n

2. Veozah savings card<\/h3>\n

Astellas offers a savings card for people with commercial health insurance and a valid Veozah prescription. The savings card limits your copay or coinsurance to $0 for the first month and $30 every month thereafter until you reach the maximum savings limit.<\/p>\n

The maximum benefit you can receive with the manufacturer\u2019s savings card depends on whether your insurance plan covers Veozah:<\/p>\n