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Home / Providers / 2012 Pharmacy Changes at a Glance

2012 Pharmacy Changes at a Glance
Posted 02/02/12

NON-MEDICARE CHANGES

  • 90 day supply
  • Provigil/Nuvigil Quantity Duration Program (250mg/day of Nuvigil and 200mg(+)/day of Provigil)
  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Step Therapy Program (Use of Cimzia or Simponi requires the failure of both Enbrel and Humira for rheumatoid arthritis; for Crohn’s disease, failure of Humira only)
  • Adoption of Medco’s Self-Administered Injectable List (Most non-self-administered injectable drugs are now covered under the medical program)
  • Specialty medication copay increase ($60.00 Preferred and $120.00 non-Preferred)
  • $0.00 copay for prescription and OTC tobacco cessation medications
  • Some OTC medications are covered with a prescription (ex:  aspirin, folic acid, etc.; age limits may apply)
  • Fosamax D no longer Preferred (4/1/2012)
  • Suboxone tablets no longer Preferred (4/1/2012)

MEDICARE CHANGES

  • Initiation of mail service benefits (3/1/2012)
  • Intranasal Steroid PA Program (generics only will be Preferred)
  • Multiple Sclerosis PA and Quantity Limit Program (90 day limit)
  • Oncology PA and Quantity Duration Program
  • Provigil PA Program (90 day limit)
  • Rheumatoid Arthritis PA and Quantity Duration Program (90 day limit)
  • Oxycontin Step Therapy Program (new users must try and fail morphine sulfate ER)
  • $0.00 copay for prescription and OTC tobacco cessation medications
Last Modified on 01/14/2013
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