Prior Authorization List
The physicians and pharmacists who serve on the
Pharmacy & Therapeutics (P&T) Committee are responsible for
reviewing all new medications as they come to market.
With each agent, they consider whether a medication should
be covered under the prescription benefit. In addition,
they may recommend quantity limits and prior authorization
to ensure appropriate use.
When making a recommendation, the P&T Committee focuses on
the medication's overall health benefit as well as the cost.
The P&T Committee will consider FDA recommendations,
manufacturer package labeling instructions, and published
clinical recommendations, such as the Journal of the
American Medical Association (JAMA). The P&T has elected
to prior authorize the following products:
| Drug Name |
Therapy Class |
Comment |
 |
| Actiq (fentanyl oral transmucosal) | Narcotic Analgesic | |  |
| Aranesp | Hematopoietic Agents | |  |
| Arcalyst | Cryopyrin-associated Periodic Syndromes | |  |
| Avonex | Multiple Sclerosis | |  |
| Betaseron | Multiple Sclerosis | |  |
| Botox | Neuromuscular Blocking Agent | |  |
| Cesamet | Antiemetics | |  |
| Clozaril (clozapine) | Schizophrenia | |  |
| Copaxone | Multiple Sclerosis | |  |
| Elaprase | Enzyme Replacement Therapy | |  |
| Emsam | Antidepressants | |  |
| Epogen | Hematopoietic Agents | |  |
| Fentora | Narcotic Analgesic | |  |
| Fuzeon | Anti-Viral | |  |
| Genotropin | Growth Hormones | |  |
| Humatrope | Growth Hormones | |  |
| Increlex | Insulin-like Growth Factors | |  |
| Infergen | Hepatitis C | |  |
| Invega | Antipsychotic | |  |
| Iplex | Insulin-Like Growth Factors | |  |
| Lamisil | Antifungals | |  |
| Lamisil (itraconazole) | Antifungals | |  |
| Letairis | Pulmonary Hypertension | |  |
| Myozyme | Enzyme Replacement Therapies | |  |
| Norditropin | Growth Hormones | |  |
| Noxafil | Antifungals | |  |
| Nutropin | Growth Hormones | |  |
| Omnitrope | Growth Hormones | |  |
| Pegasys | Hepatitis C | |  |
| PEG-Intron | Hepatitis C | |  |
| Procrit | Hematopoietic Agents | |  |
| Protropin | Growth Hormones | |  |
| Provigil | CNS Stimulant | |  |
| Raptiva | Antipsoriatic Agents | |  |
| Rebetron | Hepatitis C | |  |
| Rebif | Multiple Sclerosis | |  |
| Reclast | Paget's Disease Agents | |  |
| Relistor | Opioid-induced Constipation | |  |
| Revatio | Pulmonary Hypertension | |  |
| Saizen | Growth hormone | |  |
| Seroquel 25mg | Antipsychotics | |  |
| Serostim | Growth Hormones | |  |
| Soliris | Hematological Agents | |  |
| Somatuline Depot | Somatostatic Agents | |  |
| Somavert | Growth Hormone Receptor Antagonist | |  |
| Sporanox (itraconazole) | Antifungals | |  |
| Synagis | Antiviral Monoclonal Antibody | |  |
| Tasigna | Antineoplastic Agents | |  |
| Tev-Tropin | Growth Hormones | |  |
| Tracleer | Pulmonary Hypertension | |  |
| Xolair | Asthma | |  |
| Xyrem | Anti-cataplexy | |  |
| Zavesca | Gaucher Disease | |  |
| Zolinza | Antineoplastic Agents | |  |
| Zyvox | Antibiotic | |  |
As of October 31, 2006, Innoviant’s general prior authorization
form was removed from our Web site in favor of customized forms for specific
prior authorization programs. To initiate a prior authorization, please
contact customer service at 877.559.2955 . We’re available to help
24-hours a day, seven days a week.
A customer service representative can fax a prior authorization form to the
prescribing physician. When the physician returns the completed form,
a clinical review of the documented information is completed within two
business days. The clinical decision is documented in writing to the
physician. A copy of the letter provided to the physician is also
provided to the member.
Last Updated: October 2008
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