Specialty / Immunology
Humira costs $5–$300/month.
Humira (adalimumab) costs $0–$95/month for most insured patients after the deductible is met, with prior authorization typically required and a $5/month copay card available for eligible commercial-plan patients, plus several FDA-approved biosimilars now available.
Estimates only. Verify with your pharmacy and insurer before filling. Not medical, financial, or insurance advice.
Where to fill
Humira prices by source
Sources: manufacturer published pricing · Costplus Drug Co. catalog · Walmart $4 list · GoodRx public pricing.
Commercial insurance
Your cost by plan
Tier from each carrier’s 2026 formulary — source documents linked on each plan card below. Use the calculator above for a personalized estimate based on your deductible state.
Blue Cross Blue Shield Employer PPO
Illinois Blue Choice PPO
Tier 4PA required
$5–$300/mo (varies)
See formulary ↗Blue Cross Blue Shield Employer HMO
Texas Blue Advantage HMO
Tier 4PA required
$5–$300/mo (varies)
See formulary ↗Anthem Marketplace Silver
Silver 4500/40 Marketplace
Tier 4PA required
$5–$300/mo (varies)
See formulary ↗Blue Shield of California Employer HMO
Access+ HMO
Tier 4PA required
$5–$300/mo (varies)
See formulary ↗Independence Blue Cross Employer PPO
Personal Choice PPO
Tier 4PA required
$5–$300/mo (varies)
See formulary ↗Ambetter (Centene) Marketplace Silver
Balanced Silver
Tier 4PA required
$5–$300/mo (varies)
See formulary ↗Kaiser Permanente Employer HMO
Mid-Atlantic HMO (MD/VA/DC)
Tier 4PA required
$5–$300/mo (varies)
Carrier page ↗CareFirst BCBS Employer HMO
BlueChoice HMO (DC/MD/VA)
Tier 4PA required
$5–$300/mo (varies)
See formulary ↗Savings program
Humira Complete (eligibility required) for Humira
What you pay
$5/mo
Subject to eligibility · 30-day supply
Eligibility
- Commercial insurance covering Humira
- Not eligible: Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, VA
- US residents 18+
FAQ
Humira cost questions
How much does Humira cost with insurance?
Most commercially insured patients pay $0–$95/month for Humira after deductible, with Tier 4 specialty placement on most plans. The AbbVie Humira Complete Savings Card can bring eligible patients to $5/month.
What is the Humira Complete Savings Card?
The Humira Complete Savings Card caps eligible commercially insured patients at $5/month with up to $14,000 in annual savings. Medicare, Medicaid, and uninsured patients are not eligible but may qualify for AbbVie's Patient Assistance Program.
Are there biosimilars for Humira?
Yes — several FDA-approved Humira biosimilars are available as of 2026, including Cyltezo (Boehringer Ingelheim), Hyrimoz (Sandoz), Yusimry (Coherus), and Adalimumab-adbm. Biosimilars typically cost 60–80% less than brand Humira, though insurance coverage varies.
How does Humira compare to Skyrizi or Rinvoq?
Humira (TNF-alpha inhibitor), Skyrizi (IL-23 inhibitor), and Rinvoq (JAK inhibitor) treat overlapping autoimmune conditions but work via different mechanisms. Skyrizi and Rinvoq are AbbVie's newer products and may be preferred for patients who haven't responded to TNF inhibitors.
What conditions does Humira treat?
Humira is FDA-approved for rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, plaque psoriasis, hidradenitis suppurativa, uveitis, and juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Coverage varies by indication.
Why is Humira so expensive?
Humira is a biologic manufactured from living cells with high R&D and production costs. Brand Humira lists around $7,000/month, though biosimilars have driven negotiated prices down significantly. The $5 copay card protects insured patients from this list price.
Does Medicare cover Humira?
Yes — Medicare Part D plans cover Humira at Tier 5 specialty. Patient cost depends on plan benefits and the Part D coverage phases. The Humira Complete card does NOT work for Medicare patients; Medicare beneficiaries should explore AbbVie's Patient Assistance Foundation if needed.
What if my insurance denies Humira?
Options: (1) appeal with prior treatment-failure documentation, (2) switch to a covered biosimilar (Cyltezo, Hyrimoz, Yusimry — coverage varies by plan), (3) try a different biologic class like Skyrizi or Stelara, or (4) apply for AbbVie's Patient Assistance Program if financial criteria are met.
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Data sources
Source URLs for Humira have not yet been manually verified. Estimates above are modeled from public pricing patterns and manufacturer-published list prices.
- • Manufacturer published pricing pages
- • NADAC National Average Drug Acquisition Cost
- • Carrier-published formulary tiers (where known)
- • Cost Plus Drugs / mail-order public pricing
- • FDA Orange Book (generic availability)