Loryna

Loryna is a prescription oral contraceptive containing drospirenone and ethinyl estradiol, classified as a combined hormonal birth control pill. Most insurance plans, including Aetna and Blue Cross Blue Shield, cover Loryna under preventive care benefits due to the Affordable Care Act’s mandate for contraceptive coverage, per the findings of YourInsurance.info.

Patients pay an average copay of $0–$50 per month for Loryna with insurance, according to GoodRx data from 2023. Insurance companies such as UnitedHealthcare and Cigna require prior authorization or step therapy for Loryna in some cases if generic alternatives are available.

Pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens process Loryna claims electronically using your insurance information at checkout. Medicaid programs in states like California and New York include Loryna on their preferred drug lists with no out-of-pocket cost for most enrollees.

Insurers may deny coverage for brand-name Loryna if you do not try covered generics such as Gianvi or Vestura first. Appeals processes allow patients whose insurers denied Loryna coverage to submit medical necessity documentation from healthcare providers.