Nick Jonas-backed nonprofit creates 8,400 insulin-access plans in 2025

Nick Jonas. Images Credit: Wikipedia Access to affordable insulin remains a challenge for people living with diabetes in the US, particularly those who struggle with insurance coverage or the cost of prescriptions. Singer Nick Jonas, who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of 13, has helped address this problem through Beyond Type 1, the diabetes nonprofit he co-founded. Its GetInsulin programme connects people with financial assistance and savings options suited to their circumstances. According to the organisation’s 2025 Impact Report, the initiative created 8,400 personalised insulin-access plans during the year, with treatment costing almost always $35 a month or less.Nick Jonas’s insulin-access programme helps people find affordable treatmentBeyond Type 1 introduced GetInsulin in 2020 to help Americans find ways to obtain insulin when its price becomes difficult to manage. As explained in the organisation’s article, Nick Jonas launched an initiative to increase access to affordable insulin. Jonas joined forces with the nonprofit to develop a free online search tool that helps people identify available assistance.The initiative was designed around a practical problem....