Support to help you while taking Ustekinumab
*Savings Program for patients with commercial or private insurance coverage.
STELARA withMe is with you on your treatment journey once you have been prescribed Ustekinumab
Cost support
You'll receive support to help you look for options that could make your treatment more affordable.
Treatment support
STELARA withMe can provide self-injection training and offer support to help you stay on track throughout your treatment journey.
Get started with a J&J withMe account
Sign up or log in to your personal J&J withMe account, so you can learn about your insurance coverage for Ustekinumab; if eligible, enroll in the STELARA withMe Savings Program and manage program benefits; and sign up for treatment support that may help you start and stay on track with your J&J medicine.
If your health plan does not approve Ustekinumab treatment
Sometimes you may not be able to obtain the medicine that your doctor has ordered for you. For example, your health plan might not cover the medicine because it is not on the plan’s drug list (formulary) or the cost is higher than you think you should have to pay. In these situations, you and your doctor have the right to ask the health plan to explain its decision and to consider making the medicine available to you as an exception to its policies.
Injection support
A nurse is just a phone call away
Even after you’ve been trained by a healthcare professional to give yourself an injection, you may still have questions. If you haven't signed up for STELARA withMe, Nurse Support* can help answer questions about giving yourself an injection at home, preparing your injection site prior to self-injecting, and properly disposing of your used syringe.
Connect with J&J withMe Nurse Support at 877-227-3728, available Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM ET. At all other times, a nurse will typically return your call in 15 minutes.
*Nurse Support is limited to education about your J&J medicine, its administration, and/or the condition it treats. It is not intended to provide medical advice, replace a treatment plan you receive from your doctor or nurse, or serve as a reason for you to start or stay on treatment.
Infusion support
Infusion site locator
If your doctor’s office does not have an infusion center, use the search capabilities of 2infuse.com to help you locate an infusion site convenient to your home or doctor’s office. Searchable by city or ZIP code, this helpful site provides detailed search results organized by driving distance. This website also includes valuable information about the infusion sites such as business hours, insurance plans accepted, and medicines infused.
This database is compiled for informational purposes only. This website offers the user the opportunity to locate and contact an infusion site of care. Inclusion of centers in this database does not represent an endorsement, referral or recommendation from Janssen Biotech, Inc. Check with your health plan on insurance coverage for the center. Please see more information on the website.
Convenient disposal of used devices
If you've received approval to inject at home and have been properly trained, you can use Safe Returns® as a simple, safe, and convenient way to dispose of your used devices—at no cost to you. When you sign up, you'll receive a certified Safe Returns sustainable mail-back envelope in the mail, along with easy-to-follow mail-back instructions. To sign up for Safe Returns, you can call 844-4-withMe (844-494-8463) or fill out the enrollment form at MySafeReturns.com/register.
Health Insurance Open Enrollment Guide
Get Open Enrollment Guide [PDF]Get Open Enrollment Guide [PDF] (en español)
Even if you keep the same health plan year to year, your benefits can change. This guide can help you review your coverage and make changes if needed during the open enrollment period so you can stay on treatment in the new benefit period, usually beginning January 1.
Get Medicare Resource Guide [PDF]Get Medicare Resource Guide [PDF] (en español)
If you’re enrolled in Medicare and using Medicare insurance to pay for your medicines, our Medicare Resource Guide provides important information to consider as you are selecting your insurance coverage.
Connecting with others in your community
Resources are available online that can offer support and help you connect with others who are living with your condition. These include local support groups, fundraising walks, outreach programs, online communities, and volunteer opportunities. The websites below can help you learn more about your condition and connect with others.
American Academy of Dermatology
The American Academy of Dermatology is dedicated to providing dermatologists with the information and resources they need to serve their patients. Patients can learn more about dermatologists and the conditions they treat.
Click here for Psoriatic Arthritis Information
Click here for Plaque Psoriasis Information
The Arthritis Foundation
The Arthritis Foundation offers guidance and support for those living with all forms of arthritis including psoriatic arthritis. Also available are tools, resources, and opportunities to get involved and connect to local support.
Arthritis Today
The online home of the Arthritis Foundation’s Arthritis Today magazine is a great source of tips and information for people living with all forms of arthritis, including psoriatic arthritis.
CreakyJoints
CreakyJoints is a non-profit organization that provides a support community for patients and their caregivers. CreakyJoints members receive newsletters, opportunities to participate in workshops, and special events and programs, which provide educational materials about psoriatic arthritis.
Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America
The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization dedicated to finding the cure for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. The website contains medical information, news, and events about digestive diseases.
National Psoriasis Foundation
The National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) is a non-profit organization with a mission to drive efforts to cure psoriatic disease and improve the lives of those affected.