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HEALTH CARE BENEFITS YOU CAN COUNT ON 2013<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>)


Thank you for your interest in <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold,<br />

the #1 ranked Medicare Advantage plan in Pennsylvania and 6th in the nation!*<br />

Dear Prospective Member:<br />

You have an important decision to make when choosing your health coverage for 2013. <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold offers<br />

quality, affordable coverage to more than 57,000 Pennsylvania residents. Just a few of the advantages include:<br />

Benefits: Easy to use, comprehensive benefits, including worldwide emergency coverage!<br />

Quality: Gold is the #1 ranked Medicare Advantage plan in Pennsylvania and 6th in the nation.*<br />

Extra Care: In addition to your doctor, you’ll have a nurse to help you manage a chronic illness, a newly<br />

diagnosed condition or care after a hospital stay.<br />

Safety and Security: The <strong>Geisinger</strong> name represents a rich heritage in providing quality health care and an<br />

ongoing commitment to the communities we serve. We’ve offered quality coverage to Medicare<br />

beneficiaries since 1994.<br />

To help with your decision, this booklet includes the following information:<br />

A Summary of Benefits for the plan in which you expressed interest. This Summary of Benefits<br />

includes information on medical and prescription drug benefits and costs.<br />

A <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold Formulary (List of Covered Drugs). Please consult this Formulary for information<br />

on the prescription drugs we cover, including most generics for a $3 copay.<br />

An Accessories Brochure, which includes information on special discounts for Gold members<br />

Information about the SilverSneakers ® Fitness Program<br />

An Enrollment Application and business reply envelope (in the back pocket)<br />

Information on our plan’s quality ratings from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)<br />

A <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold Provider List. These lists include information on primary care providers, specialists,<br />

hospitals, pharmacies and dentists in the <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold network.<br />

Call us today for more information! Our <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold Sales Counselors are available every step of the<br />

way. We’ll work with you to find a plan that fits your needs and budget.<br />

For your convenience, additional information and an online application are available at<br />

www.<strong>Geisinger</strong>Gold.com, any time of the day or night!<br />

We hope you find the enclosed information helpful in making a decision regarding your health care<br />

coverage. We look forward to serving you and your health care coverage needs.<br />

Sincerely,<br />

Dudley F. Gerow<br />

Chief Government Programs Officer<br />

100 North Academy Avenue ● Danville, PA 17822-3220<br />

(800) 514-0138 (TDD 711) ● Seven days a week, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.<br />

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*NCQA’s Medicare <strong>Health</strong> Insurance <strong>Plan</strong> Rankings 2012-2013<br />

In addition to the plan detailed in the enclosed Summary of Benefits, there may be other plans available to<br />

you, based on your county of residence. If you would like to discuss other plan options, or have any<br />

questions about this packet or the coverage offered by <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold, please call (800) 514-0138, seven<br />

days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (TDD 711) for more information.<br />

People with limited incomes may qualify for Extra Help to pay for their prescription drug costs. If eligible,<br />

Medicare could pay for up to one-hundred (100) percent of drug costs including monthly prescription drug<br />

premiums, annual deductibles, and co-insurance. Additionally, those who qualify will not be subject to the<br />

coverage gap or a late enrollment penalty. Many people are eligible for these savings and don’t know it. For<br />

more information about this Extra Help, contact your local Social Security office or call 1-800-MEDICARE<br />

(1-800-633-4227), 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. TTY users should call 1-877-486-2048. You can also<br />

call 1-800-MEDICARE or visit www.medicare.gov for more information about Medicare.<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold Medicare Advantage plans are offered by <strong>Geisinger</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>/<strong>Geisinger</strong> Indemnity<br />

Insurance Company, health plans with a Medicare contract.<br />

The benefit information provided is a brief summary, not a complete description of benefits. For more<br />

information contact the plan. Limitations, copayments, and restrictions may apply. Benefits, formulary,<br />

pharmacy network, premium and/or co-payments/co-insurance may change on January 1 of each year. You<br />

must continue to pay your Medicare Part B premium.


Summary of Benefi ts


Th ank you for your interest in <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong><br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>). Our plan is off ered by GEISINGER INDEM-<br />

NITY INSURANCE COMPANY/<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold, a<br />

Medicare Advantage <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) Provider Organization<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>) that contracts with the Federal government.<br />

Th is Summary of Benefi ts tells you some features of our<br />

plan. It doesn’t list every service that we cover or list every<br />

limitation or exclusion. To get a complete list of our<br />

benefi ts, please call <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) and<br />

ask for the “Evidence of Coverage”.<br />

YOU HAVE CHOICES IN YOUR HEALTH CARE<br />

As a Medicare benefi ciary, you can choose from diff erent<br />

Medicare options. One option is the Original (fee-forservice)<br />

Medicare <strong>Plan</strong>. Another option is a Medicare<br />

health plan, like <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>). You<br />

may have other options too. You make the choice. No<br />

matter what you decide, you are still in the Medicare<br />

Program.<br />

You may be able to join or leave a plan only at certain<br />

times. Please call <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) at<br />

the number listed at the end of this introduction or<br />

1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) for more information.<br />

TTY/TDD users should call 1-877-486-2048.<br />

You can call this number 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.<br />

HOW CAN I COMPARE MY OPTIONS?<br />

You can compare <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) and<br />

the Original Medicare <strong>Plan</strong> using this Summary of<br />

Benefi ts. Th e charts in this booklet list some important<br />

health benefi ts. For each benefi t, you can see what our<br />

plan covers and what the Original Medicare <strong>Plan</strong> covers.<br />

Our members receive all of the benefi ts that the Original<br />

Medicare <strong>Plan</strong> off ers. We also off er more benefi ts, which<br />

may change from year to year.<br />

WHERE IS GEISINGER GOLD <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

AVAILABLE?<br />

Th ere is more than one plan listed in this Summary of<br />

Benefi ts. Please refer to the chart in the back of this<br />

Summary for plan availability. If you move out of the<br />

state or county where you currently live, you must call<br />

Customer Service to update your information. If you<br />

don’t, you may be disenrolled from <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold.<br />

Please call Customer Service to fi nd out if <strong>Geisinger</strong><br />

Gold has a plan in your new state or county.<br />

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WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO JOIN GEISINGER GOLD<br />

PREFERRED (<strong>PPO</strong>)?<br />

You can join <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) if you are<br />

entitled to Medicare Part A and enrolled in Medicare<br />

Part B and live in the service area. However, individuals<br />

with End-Stage Renal Disease are generally not eligible<br />

to enroll in <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) unless they<br />

are members of our organization and have been since<br />

their dialysis began.<br />

CAN I CHOOSE MY DOCTORS?<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) has formed a network<br />

of doctors, specialists, and hospitals. You can use any<br />

doctor who is part of our network. You may also go to<br />

doctors outside of our network. Th e health providers in<br />

our network can change at any time.<br />

You can ask for a current provider directory. For an<br />

updated list, visit us at www.<strong>Geisinger</strong>Gold.com. Our<br />

customer service number is listed at the end of this<br />

introduction.<br />

WHAT HAPPENS IF I GO TO A DOCTOR WHO’S<br />

NOT IN YOUR NETWORK?<br />

You can go to doctors, specialists, or hospitals in or out<br />

of network. You may have to pay more for the services<br />

you receive outside the network, and you may have to<br />

follow special rules prior to getting services in and/or out<br />

of network. For more information, please call the customer<br />

service number at the end of this introduction.<br />

WHERE CAN I GET MY PRESCRIPTIONS IF I<br />

JOIN THIS PLAN?<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) has formed a network<br />

of pharmacies. You must use a network pharmacy to<br />

receive plan benefi ts. We may not pay for your prescriptions<br />

if you use an out-of-network pharmacy, except in<br />

certain cases. Th e pharmacies in our network can change<br />

at any time. You can ask for a pharmacy directory or visit<br />

us at www.<strong>Geisinger</strong>Gold.com. Our customer service<br />

number is listed at the end of this introduction.<br />

DOES MY PLAN COVER MEDICARE PART B OR<br />

PART D DRUGS?<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> 1, <strong>Preferred</strong> 2 and <strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

do cover Medicare Part B prescription drugs. <strong>Geisinger</strong><br />

Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> 1, <strong>Preferred</strong> 2 and <strong>Preferred</strong> 3 do NOT<br />

cover Medicare Part D prescription drugs. <strong>Geisinger</strong><br />

Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> 1 $0 Deductible Rx, <strong>Preferred</strong> 2 $0 Deductible<br />

Rx and <strong>Preferred</strong> 3 $0 Deductible Rx do cover<br />

both Part B and Part D drugs.


WHAT IS A PRESCRIPTION<br />

DRUG FORMULARY?<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) uses a formulary. A<br />

formulary is a list of drugs covered by your plan to meet<br />

patient needs. We may periodically add, remove, or<br />

make changes to coverage limitations on certain drugs<br />

or change how much you pay for a drug. If we make any<br />

formulary change that limits our members’ ability to fi ll<br />

their prescriptions, we will notify the aff ected members<br />

before the change is made. We will send a formulary<br />

to you and you can see our complete formulary on our<br />

Web site at https://www.thehealthplan.com/Gold/Landing_Pages/Formulary/.<br />

If you are currently taking a drug that is not on our formulary<br />

or subject to additional requirements or limits,<br />

you may be able to get a temporary supply of the drug.<br />

You can contact us to request an exception or switch to<br />

an alternative drug listed on our formulary with your<br />

physician’s help. Call us to see if you can get a temporary<br />

supply of the drug or for more details about our drug<br />

transition policy.<br />

HOW CAN I GET EXTRA HELP WITH MY PRE-<br />

SCRIPTION DRUG PLAN COSTS OR GET EXTRA<br />

HELP WITH OTHER MEDICARE COSTS?<br />

You may be able to get extra help to pay for your prescription<br />

drug premiums and costs as well as get help<br />

with other Medicare costs. To see if you qualify for getting<br />

extra help, call:<br />

•1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). TTY/TDD<br />

users should call 1-877-486-2048, 24 hours a day/7<br />

days a week and see www.medicare.gov ‘Programs for<br />

People with Limited Income and Resources’ in the<br />

publication Medicare You.<br />

•Th e Social Security Administration at 1-800-772-1213<br />

between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., Monday through Friday.<br />

TTY/TDD users should call 1-800-325-0778 or<br />

•Your State Medicaid Offi ce.<br />

WHAT ARE MY PROTECTIONS IN THIS PLAN?<br />

All Medicare Advantage <strong>Plan</strong>s agree to stay in the program<br />

for a full calendar year at a time. <strong>Plan</strong> benefi ts and<br />

cost-sharing may change from calendar year to calendar<br />

year. Each year, plans can decide whether to continue to<br />

participate with Medicare Advantage. A plan may continue<br />

in their entire service area (geographic area where<br />

the plan accepts members) or choose to continue only in<br />

certain areas. Also, Medicare may decide to end a contract<br />

with a plan. Even if your Medicare Advantage <strong>Plan</strong><br />

leaves the program, you will not lose Medicare coverage.<br />

If a plan decides not to continue for an additional calen-<br />

dar year, it must send you a letter at least 90 days before<br />

your coverage will end. Th e letter will explain your options<br />

for Medicare coverage in your area.<br />

As a member of <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>), you<br />

have the right to request an organization determination,<br />

which includes the right to fi le an appeal if we deny<br />

coverage for an item or service, and the right to fi le a<br />

grievance. You have the right to request an organization<br />

determination if you want us to provide or pay for an<br />

item or service that you believe should be covered. If we<br />

deny coverage for your requested item or service, you<br />

have the right to appeal and ask us to review our decision.<br />

You may ask us for an expedited (fast) coverage<br />

determination or appeal if you believe that waiting for a<br />

decision could seriously put your life or health at risk, or<br />

aff ect your ability to regain maximum function. If your<br />

doctor makes or supports the expedited request, we must<br />

expedite our decision. Finally, you have the right to fi le<br />

a grievance with us if you have any type of problem with<br />

us or one of our network providers that does not involve<br />

coverage for an item or service. If your problem involves<br />

quality of care, you also have the right to fi le a grievance<br />

with the Quality Improvement Organization (QIO)<br />

for your state. Please refer to the Evidence of Coverage<br />

(EOC) for the QIO contact information.<br />

As a member of <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>), you<br />

have the right to request a coverage determination,<br />

which includes the right to request an exception, the<br />

right to fi le an appeal if we deny coverage for a prescription<br />

drug, and the right to fi le a grievance. You have the<br />

right to request a coverage determination if you want us<br />

to cover a Part D drug that you believe should be covered.<br />

An exception is a type of coverage determination.<br />

You may ask us for an exception if you believe you need<br />

a drug that is not on our list of covered drugs or believe<br />

you should get a non-<strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) drug at a lower<br />

out-of-pocket cost. You can also ask for an exception to<br />

cost utilization rules, such as a limit on the quantity of<br />

a drug. If you think you need an exception, you should<br />

contact us before you try to fi ll your prescription at a<br />

pharmacy. Your doctor must provide a statement to<br />

support your exception request. If we deny coverage for<br />

your prescription drug(s), you have the right to appeal<br />

and ask us to review our decision. Finally, you have the<br />

right to fi le a grievance if you have any type of problem<br />

with us or one of our network pharmacies that does not<br />

involve coverage for a prescription drug. If your problem<br />

involves quality of care, you also have the right to fi le a<br />

grievance with the Quality Improvement Organization<br />

(QIO) for your state. Please refer to the Evidence of


Coverage (EOC) for the QIO contact information.<br />

WHAT IS A MEDICATION THERAPY MANAGE-<br />

MENT (MTM) PROGRAM?<br />

A Medication Th erapy Management (MTM) Program<br />

is a free service we off er. You may be invited to participate<br />

in a program designed for your specifi c health and<br />

pharmacy needs. You may decide not to participate but<br />

it is recommended that you take full advantage of this<br />

covered service if you are selected. Contact <strong>Geisinger</strong><br />

Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) for more details.<br />

WHAT TYPES OF DRUGS MAY BE COVERED<br />

UNDER MEDICARE PART B?<br />

Some outpatient prescription drugs may be covered<br />

under Medicare Part B. Th ese may include, but are not<br />

limited to, the following types of drugs. Contact <strong>Geisinger</strong><br />

Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>) for more details.<br />

-- Some Antigens: If they are prepared by a doctor and<br />

administered by a properly instructed person (who could<br />

be the patient) under doctor supervision.<br />

-- Osteoporosis Drugs: Injectable osteoporosis drugs for<br />

some women.<br />

-- Erythropoietin (Epoetin Alfa or Epogen®): By injection<br />

if you have end-stage renal disease (permanent kidney<br />

failure requiring either dialysis or transplantation)<br />

and need this drug to treat anemia.<br />

-- Hemophilia Clotting Factors: Self-administered clotting<br />

factors if you have hemophilia.<br />

-- Injectable Drugs: Most injectable drugs administered<br />

incident to a physician’s service.<br />

-- Immunosuppressive Drugs: Immunosuppressive drug<br />

therapy for transplant patients if the transplant took<br />

place in a Medicare-certifi ed facility and was paid for by<br />

Medicare or by a private insurance company that was the<br />

primary payer for Medicare Part A coverage.<br />

-- Some Oral Cancer Drugs: If the same drug is available<br />

in injectable form.<br />

-- Oral Anti-Nausea Drugs: If you are part of an anticancer<br />

chemotherapeutic regimen.<br />

-- Inhalation and Infusion Drugs administered through<br />

Durable Medical Equipment.<br />

WHERE CAN I FIND INFORMATION ON PLAN<br />

RATINGS?<br />

Th e Medicare program rates how well plans perform in<br />

diff erent categories (for example, detecting and preventing<br />

illness, ratings from patients and customer service).<br />

If you have access to the web, you may use the web<br />

tools on www.medicare.gov and select “<strong>Health</strong> and<br />

Drug <strong>Plan</strong>s” then “Compare Drug and <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>s”<br />

to compare the plan ratings for Medicare plans in your<br />

area. You can also call us directly to obtain a copy of the<br />

plan ratings for this plan. Our customer service number<br />

is listed below.<br />

Please call <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold for more information<br />

about <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> (<strong>PPO</strong>).<br />

Visit us at www.<strong>Geisinger</strong>Gold.com or, call us:<br />

Customer Service Hours for October 1 – February<br />

14:<br />

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Th ursday ,<br />

Friday, Saturday, 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Eastern<br />

Customer Service Hours for February 15 – September<br />

30:<br />

For information related to the Medicare Advantage<br />

Program, current members should call:<br />

• Toll Free: (800)-498-9731<br />

• Locally: (570)-271-8771<br />

• TTY/TDD 711<br />

For information related to the Medicare Part D Prescription<br />

Drug Program, current members should call:<br />

• Toll Free: (800)-988-4861<br />

• Locally: (570)-271-8771<br />

• TTY/TDD 711<br />

For information related to the Medicare Advantage<br />

Program or Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Program,<br />

prospective members should call:<br />

• Toll Free: (800)-514-0138<br />

• TTY/TDD 711<br />

For more information about Medicare, please call<br />

Medicare at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227).<br />

TTY users should call 1-877-486-2048. You can call<br />

24 hours a day, 7 days a week.<br />

Or, visit www.medicare.gov on the web.<br />

Th is document may be available in other formats such<br />

as Braille, large print or other alternate formats.<br />

Th is document may be available in a non-English language.<br />

For additional information, call customer service<br />

at the phone number listed above.


IMPORTANT<br />

INFORMATION<br />

Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

1 - Premium and Other<br />

Important Information<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• In 2012 the monthly Part<br />

B Premium was $99.90<br />

and may change for 2013<br />

and the annual Part B deductible<br />

amount was $140<br />

and may change for 2013.<br />

• If a doctor or supplier<br />

does not accept assignment,<br />

their costs are often<br />

higher, which means you<br />

pay more.<br />

• Most people will pay the<br />

standard monthly Part<br />

B premium. However,<br />

some people will pay a<br />

higher premium because<br />

of their yearly income<br />

(over $85,000 for singles,<br />

$170,000 for married couples).<br />

For more information<br />

about Part B premiums<br />

based on income, call<br />

Medicare at 1-800-MEDI-<br />

CARE (1-800-633-4227).<br />

TTY users should call<br />

1-877-486-2048. You may<br />

also call Social Security at<br />

1-800-772-1213. TTY users<br />

should call 1-800-325-<br />

0778.<br />

6<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Premiums range from<br />

$33 to $98 per month.<br />

Please refer to the Premium<br />

Table located after this section<br />

to fi nd out what the<br />

premium is in your area.<br />

• You also must continue to<br />

pay your monthly Medicare<br />

Part B premium.<br />

• Most people will pay the<br />

standard monthly Part B<br />

premium in addition to<br />

their MA plan premium.<br />

However, some people<br />

will pay higher Part B and<br />

Part D premiums because<br />

of their yearly income<br />

(over $85,000 for singles,<br />

$170,000 for married<br />

couples). For more information<br />

about Part B and<br />

Part D premiums based<br />

on income, call Medicare<br />

at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-<br />

800-633-4227). TTY users<br />

should call 1-877-486-<br />

2048. You may also call Social<br />

Security at 1-800-772-<br />

1213. TTY users should<br />

call 1-800-325-0778.<br />

Some physicians, providers<br />

and suppliers that are out<br />

of a plan’s network (i.e.,<br />

Out-of-Network) accept<br />

“assignment” from Medicare<br />

and will only charge<br />

up to a Medicare-approved<br />

amount. If you choose to<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Premiums range from<br />

$74 to $150 per month.<br />

Please refer to the Premium<br />

Table located after this section<br />

to fi nd out what the<br />

premium is in your area.<br />

• You also must continue to<br />

pay your monthly Medicare<br />

Part B premium.<br />

• Most people will pay the<br />

standard monthly Part B<br />

premium in addition to<br />

their MA plan premium.<br />

However, some people<br />

will pay higher Part B and<br />

Part D premiums because<br />

of their yearly income<br />

(over $85,000 for singles,<br />

$170,000 for married<br />

couples). For more information<br />

about Part B and<br />

Part D premiums based<br />

on income, call Medicare<br />

at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-<br />

800-633-4227). TTY users<br />

should call 1-877-486-<br />

2048. You may also call Social<br />

Security at 1-800-772-<br />

1213. TTY users should<br />

call 1-800-325-0778.<br />

Some physicians, providers<br />

and suppliers that are out<br />

of a plan’s network (i.e.,<br />

Out-of-Network) accept<br />

“assignment” from Medicare<br />

and will only charge<br />

up to a Medicare-approved<br />

amount. If you choose to


If you have any questions about this plan’s benefi ts or costs, please contact <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold for details.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Premiums range from<br />

$20 to $26 per month.<br />

Please refer to the Premium<br />

Table located after this section<br />

to fi nd out what the<br />

premium is in your area.<br />

• You also must continue to<br />

pay your monthly Medicare<br />

Part B premium.<br />

• Most people will pay the<br />

standard monthly Part B<br />

premium in addition to<br />

their MA plan premium.<br />

However, some people<br />

will pay higher Part B and<br />

Part D premiums because<br />

of their yearly income<br />

(over $85,000 for singles,<br />

$170,000 for married<br />

couples). For more information<br />

about Part B and<br />

Part D premiums based<br />

on income, call Medicare<br />

at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-<br />

800-633-4227). TTY users<br />

should call 1-877-486-<br />

2048. You may also call Social<br />

Security at 1-800-772-<br />

1213. TTY users should<br />

call 1-800-325-0778.<br />

Some physicians, providers<br />

and suppliers that are out<br />

of a plan’s network (i.e.,<br />

Out-of-Network) accept<br />

“assignment” from Medicare<br />

and will only charge<br />

up to a Medicare-approved<br />

amount. If you choose to<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Premiums range from<br />

$55 to $61 per month.<br />

Please refer to the Premium<br />

Table located after this section<br />

to fi nd out what the<br />

premium is in your area.<br />

• You also must continue to<br />

pay your monthly Medicare<br />

Part B premium.<br />

• Most people will pay the<br />

standard monthly Part B<br />

premium in addition to<br />

their MA plan premium.<br />

However, some people<br />

will pay higher Part B and<br />

Part D premiums because<br />

of their yearly income<br />

(over $85,000 for singles,<br />

$170,000 for married<br />

couples). For more information<br />

about Part B and<br />

Part D premiums based<br />

on income, call Medicare<br />

at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-<br />

800-633-4227). TTY users<br />

should call 1-877-486-<br />

2048. You may also call Social<br />

Security at 1-800-772-<br />

1213. TTY users should<br />

call 1-800-325-0778.<br />

Some physicians, providers<br />

and suppliers that are out<br />

of a plan’s network (i.e.,<br />

Out-of-Network) accept<br />

“assignment” from Medicare<br />

and will only charge<br />

up to a Medicare-approved<br />

amount. If you choose to<br />

7<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• $96 monthly plan premium<br />

in addition to your<br />

monthly Medicare Part B<br />

premium.<br />

• Most people will pay the<br />

standard monthly Part B<br />

premium in addition to<br />

their MA plan premium.<br />

However, some people<br />

will pay higher Part B and<br />

Part D premiums because<br />

of their yearly income<br />

(over $85,000 for singles,<br />

$170,000 for married<br />

couples). For more information<br />

about Part B and<br />

Part D premiums based<br />

on income, call Medicare<br />

at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-<br />

800-633-4227). TTY users<br />

should call 1-877-486-<br />

2048. You may also call Social<br />

Security at 1-800-772-<br />

1213. TTY users should<br />

call 1-800-325-0778.<br />

Some physicians, providers<br />

and suppliers that are out<br />

of a plan’s network (i.e.,<br />

Out-of-Network) accept<br />

“assignment” from Medicare<br />

and will only charge<br />

up to a Medicare-approved<br />

amount. If you choose to<br />

see an Out-of-Network<br />

physician who does NOT<br />

accept Medicare “assignment,”<br />

your coinsurance<br />

can be based on the Medi-<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• $148 monthly plan premium<br />

in addition to your<br />

monthly Medicare Part B<br />

premium.<br />

• Most people will pay the<br />

standard monthly Part B<br />

premium in addition to<br />

their MA plan premium.<br />

However, some people<br />

will pay higher Part B and<br />

Part D premiums because<br />

of their yearly income<br />

(over $85,000 for singles,<br />

$170,000 for married<br />

couples). For more information<br />

about Part B and<br />

Part D premiums based<br />

on income, call Medicare<br />

at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-<br />

800-633-4227). TTY users<br />

should call 1-877-486-<br />

2048. You may also call Social<br />

Security at 1-800-772-<br />

1213. TTY users should<br />

call 1-800-325-0778.<br />

Some physicians, providers<br />

and suppliers that are out<br />

of a plan’s network (i.e.,<br />

Out-of-Network) accept<br />

“assignment” from Medicare<br />

and will only charge<br />

up to a Medicare-approved<br />

amount. If you choose to<br />

see an Out-of-Network<br />

physician who does NOT<br />

accept Medicare “assignment,”<br />

your coinsurance<br />

can be based on the Medi-<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

8<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

see an Out-of-Network<br />

physician who does NOT<br />

accept Medicare “assignment,”<br />

your coinsurance<br />

can be based on the Medicare-approved<br />

amount plus<br />

an additional amount up to<br />

a higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge.” If you are a member<br />

of a plan that charges a<br />

copay for Out-of-Network<br />

physician services, the<br />

higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge” does not apply. See<br />

the publications Medicare<br />

You or Your Medicare<br />

Benefi ts available on www.<br />

medicare.gov for a full listing<br />

of benefi ts under Original<br />

Medicare, as well as for<br />

explanations of the rules<br />

related to “assignment” and<br />

“limiting charges” that apply<br />

by benefi t type.<br />

• To fi nd out if physicians<br />

and DME suppliers accept<br />

assignment or participate<br />

in Medicare, visit www.<br />

medicare.gov/physician<br />

or www.medicare.gov/<br />

supplier. You can also call<br />

1-800-MEDICARE, or ask<br />

your physician, provider,<br />

or supplier if they accept<br />

assignment.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $3,400 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

see an Out-of-Network<br />

physician who does NOT<br />

accept Medicare “assignment,”<br />

your coinsurance<br />

can be based on the Medicare-approved<br />

amount plus<br />

an additional amount up to<br />

a higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge.” If you are a member<br />

of a plan that charges a<br />

copay for Out-of-Network<br />

physician services, the<br />

higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge” does not apply. See<br />

the publications Medicare<br />

You or Your Medicare<br />

Benefi ts available on www.<br />

medicare.gov for a full listing<br />

of benefi ts under Original<br />

Medicare, as well as for<br />

explanations of the rules<br />

related to “assignment” and<br />

“limiting charges” that apply<br />

by benefi t type.<br />

• To fi nd out if physicians<br />

and DME suppliers accept<br />

assignment or participate<br />

in Medicare, visit www.<br />

medicare.gov/physician<br />

or www.medicare.gov/<br />

supplier. You can also call<br />

1-800-MEDICARE, or ask<br />

your physician, provider,<br />

or supplier if they accept<br />

assignment.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $3,400 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

see an Out-of-Network<br />

physician who does NOT<br />

accept Medicare “assignment,”<br />

your coinsurance<br />

can be based on the Medicare-approved<br />

amount plus<br />

an additional amount up to<br />

a higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge.” If you are a member<br />

of a plan that charges a<br />

copay for Out-of-Network<br />

physician services, the<br />

higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge” does not apply. See<br />

the publications Medicare<br />

You or Your Medicare<br />

Benefi ts available on www.<br />

medicare.gov for a full listing<br />

of benefi ts under Original<br />

Medicare, as well as for<br />

explanations of the rules<br />

related to “assignment” and<br />

“limiting charges” that apply<br />

by benefi t type.<br />

• To fi nd out if physicians<br />

and DME suppliers accept<br />

assignment or participate<br />

in Medicare, visit www.<br />

medicare.gov/physician<br />

or www.medicare.gov/<br />

supplier. You can also call<br />

1-800-MEDICARE, or ask<br />

your physician, provider,<br />

or supplier if they accept<br />

assignment.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $3,400 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

see an Out-of-Network<br />

physician who does NOT<br />

accept Medicare “assignment,”<br />

your coinsurance<br />

can be based on the Medicare-approved<br />

amount plus<br />

an additional amount up to<br />

a higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge.” If you are a member<br />

of a plan that charges a<br />

copay for Out-of-Network<br />

physician services, the<br />

higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge” does not apply. See<br />

the publications Medicare<br />

You or Your Medicare<br />

Benefi ts available on www.<br />

medicare.gov for a full listing<br />

of benefi ts under Original<br />

Medicare, as well as for<br />

explanations of the rules<br />

related to “assignment” and<br />

“limiting charges” that apply<br />

by benefi t type.<br />

• To fi nd out if physicians<br />

and DME suppliers accept<br />

assignment or participate<br />

in Medicare, visit www.<br />

medicare.gov/physician<br />

or www.medicare.gov/<br />

supplier. You can also call<br />

1-800-MEDICARE, or ask<br />

your physician, provider,<br />

or supplier if they accept<br />

assignment.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $3,400 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

9<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

care-approved amount plus<br />

an additional amount up to<br />

a higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge.” If you are a member<br />

of a plan that charges a<br />

copay for Out-of-Network<br />

physician services, the<br />

higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge” does not apply. See<br />

the publications Medicare<br />

You or Your Medicare<br />

Benefi ts available on www.<br />

medicare.gov for a full listing<br />

of benefi ts under Original<br />

Medicare, as well as for<br />

explanations of the rules<br />

related to “assignment” and<br />

“limiting charges” that apply<br />

by benefi t type.<br />

• To fi nd out if physicians<br />

and DME suppliers accept<br />

assignment or participate<br />

in Medicare, visit www.<br />

medicare.gov/physician<br />

or www.medicare.gov/<br />

supplier. You can also call<br />

1-800-MEDICARE, or ask<br />

your physician, provider,<br />

or supplier if they accept<br />

assignment.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $3,400 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

care-approved amount plus<br />

an additional amount up to<br />

a higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge.” If you are a member<br />

of a plan that charges a<br />

copay for Out-of-Network<br />

physician services, the<br />

higher Medicare “limiting<br />

charge” does not apply. See<br />

the publications Medicare<br />

You or Your Medicare<br />

Benefi ts available on www.<br />

medicare.gov for a full listing<br />

of benefi ts under Original<br />

Medicare, as well as for<br />

explanations of the rules<br />

related to “assignment” and<br />

“limiting charges” that apply<br />

by benefi t type.<br />

• To fi nd out if physicians<br />

and DME suppliers accept<br />

assignment or participate<br />

in Medicare, visit www.<br />

medicare.gov/physician<br />

or www.medicare.gov/<br />

supplier. You can also call<br />

1-800-MEDICARE, or ask<br />

your physician, provider,<br />

or supplier if they accept<br />

assignment.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $3,400 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

2 - Doctor and<br />

Hospital Choice<br />

(For more<br />

information, see Emergency<br />

Care - #15 and Urgently<br />

Needed Care - #16.)<br />

INPATIENT CARE<br />

3 - Inpatient<br />

Hospital Care<br />

(includes Substance Abuse<br />

and<br />

Rehabilitation<br />

Services)<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• You may go to any doctor,<br />

specialist or hospital<br />

that accepts Medicare.<br />

• In 2012 the amounts for<br />

each benefi t period were:<br />

• Days 1 - 60: $1156 deductible<br />

• Days 61 - 90: $289 per<br />

day<br />

• Days 91 - 150: $578 per<br />

10<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• $195 annual deductible.<br />

Contact the plan for<br />

services that apply.<br />

• Any annual service<br />

category deductible may<br />

count towards the plan<br />

level deductible, if there is<br />

one.<br />

• $5,100 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No referral required for<br />

network doctors, specialists,<br />

and hospitals.<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• You can go to doctors,<br />

specialists, and hospitals in<br />

or out of the network. It<br />

will cost more to get out of<br />

network benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No limit to the number<br />

of days covered by the plan<br />

each hospital stay.<br />

• $295 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered hospital<br />

stay<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• $195 annual deductible.<br />

Contact the plan for<br />

services that apply.<br />

• Any annual service<br />

category deductible may<br />

count towards the plan<br />

level deductible, if there is<br />

one.<br />

• $5,100 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No referral required for<br />

network doctors, specialists,<br />

and hospitals.<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• You can go to doctors,<br />

specialists, and hospitals in<br />

or out of the network. It<br />

will cost more to get out of<br />

network benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No limit to the number<br />

of days covered by the plan<br />

each hospital stay.<br />

• $295 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered hospital<br />

stay


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• $100 annual deductible.<br />

Contact the plan for<br />

services that apply.<br />

• Any annual service<br />

category deductible may<br />

count towards the plan<br />

level deductible, if there is<br />

one.<br />

• $5,100 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No referral required for<br />

network doctors, specialists,<br />

and hospitals.<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• You can go to doctors,<br />

specialists, and hospitals in<br />

or out of the network. It<br />

will cost more to get out of<br />

network benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No limit to the number<br />

of days covered by the plan<br />

each hospital stay.<br />

• For Medicare-covered<br />

hospital stays:<br />

• Days 1 - 5: $225 copay<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• $100 annual deductible.<br />

Contact the plan for<br />

services that apply.<br />

• Any annual service<br />

category deductible may<br />

count towards the plan<br />

level deductible, if there is<br />

one.<br />

• $5,100 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No referral required for<br />

network doctors, specialists,<br />

and hospitals.<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• You can go to doctors,<br />

specialists, and hospitals in<br />

or out of the network. It<br />

will cost more to get out of<br />

network benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No limit to the number<br />

of days covered by the plan<br />

each hospital stay.<br />

• For Medicare-covered<br />

hospital stays:<br />

• Days 1 - 5: $225 copay<br />

11<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• $120 annual deductible.<br />

Contact the plan for services<br />

that apply.<br />

• Any annual service<br />

category deductible may<br />

count towards the plan<br />

level deductible, if there is<br />

one.<br />

• $5,100 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No referral required for<br />

network doctors, specialists,<br />

and hospitals.<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• You can go to doctors,<br />

specialists, and hospitals in<br />

or out of the network. It<br />

will cost more to get out of<br />

network benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No limit to the number<br />

of days covered by the plan<br />

each hospital stay.<br />

• $275 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered hospital<br />

stay<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• $120 annual deductible.<br />

Contact the plan for services<br />

that apply.<br />

• Any annual service<br />

category deductible may<br />

count towards the plan<br />

level deductible, if there is<br />

one.<br />

• $5,100 out-of-pocket<br />

limit for Medicare-covered<br />

services and select Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services. Contact plan for<br />

details regarding Non-<br />

Medicare Supplemental<br />

Services covered under this<br />

limit.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No referral required for<br />

network doctors, specialists,<br />

and hospitals.<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

• You can go to doctors,<br />

specialists, and hospitals in<br />

or out of the network. It<br />

will cost more to get out of<br />

network benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• No limit to the number<br />

of days covered by the plan<br />

each hospital stay.<br />

• $275 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered hospital<br />

stay<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

4 - Inpatient Mental<br />

<strong>Health</strong> Care<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

lifetime reserve day<br />

•Th ese amounts may<br />

change for 2013.<br />

• Call 1-800-MEDICARE<br />

(1-800-633-4227) for<br />

information about lifetime<br />

reserve days.<br />

• Lifetime reserve days can<br />

only be used once.<br />

• A “benefi t period” starts<br />

the day you go into a<br />

hospital or skilled nursing<br />

facility. It ends when you<br />

go for 60 days in a row<br />

without hospital or skilled<br />

nursing care. If you go<br />

into the hospital after one<br />

benefi t period has ended, a<br />

new benefi t period begins.<br />

You must pay the inpatient<br />

hospital deductible for each<br />

benefi t period. Th ere is no<br />

limit to the number of benefi<br />

t periods you can have.<br />

• In 2012 the amounts for<br />

each benefi t period were:<br />

• Days 1 - 60: $1156 deductible<br />

• Days 61 - 90: $289 per<br />

day<br />

• Days 91 - 150: $578 per<br />

lifetime reserve day<br />

•Th ese amounts may<br />

change for 2013.<br />

You get up to 190 days of<br />

inpatient psychiatric hospital<br />

care in a lifetime. Inpatient<br />

psychiatric hospital<br />

services count toward the<br />

190-day lifetime limitation<br />

only if certain conditions<br />

are met. Th is limitation<br />

12<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $0 copay for additional<br />

hospital days<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

In-Network<br />

You get up to 190 days of<br />

inpatient psychiatric hospital<br />

care in a lifetime. Inpatient<br />

psychiatric hospital<br />

services count toward the<br />

190-day lifetime limitation<br />

only if certain conditions<br />

are met. Th is limitation<br />

does not apply to inpatient<br />

psychiatric services<br />

furnished in a General<br />

hospital.<br />

• $295 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered hospital<br />

stay.<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $0 copay for additional<br />

hospital days<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

In-Network<br />

You get up to 190 days of<br />

inpatient psychiatric hospital<br />

care in a lifetime. Inpatient<br />

psychiatric hospital<br />

services count toward the<br />

190-day lifetime limitation<br />

only if certain conditions<br />

are met. Th is limitation<br />

does not apply to inpatient<br />

psychiatric services<br />

furnished in a General<br />

hospital.<br />

• $295 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered hospital<br />

stay.<br />

• Except in an emergency,


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

per day<br />

• Days 6 - 90: $0 copay<br />

per day<br />

• $0 copay for additional<br />

hospital days<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

In-Network<br />

You get up to 190 days of<br />

inpatient psychiatric hospital<br />

care in a lifetime. Inpatient<br />

psychiatric hospital<br />

services count toward the<br />

190-day lifetime limitation<br />

only if certain conditions<br />

are met. Th is limitation<br />

does not apply to inpatient<br />

psychiatric services<br />

furnished in a General<br />

hospital.<br />

• For Medicare-covered<br />

hospital stays:<br />

• Days 1 - 5: $225 copay<br />

per day<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

per day<br />

• Days 6 - 90: $0 copay<br />

per day<br />

• $0 copay for additional<br />

hospital days<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

In-Network<br />

You get up to 190 days of<br />

inpatient psychiatric hospital<br />

care in a lifetime. Inpatient<br />

psychiatric hospital<br />

services count toward the<br />

190-day lifetime limitation<br />

only if certain conditions<br />

are met. Th is limitation<br />

does not apply to inpatient<br />

psychiatric services<br />

furnished in a General<br />

hospital.<br />

• For Medicare-covered<br />

hospital stays:<br />

• Days 1 - 5: $225 copay<br />

per day<br />

13<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $0 copay for additional<br />

hospital days<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

In-Network<br />

You get up to 190 days of<br />

inpatient psychiatric hospital<br />

care in a lifetime. Inpatient<br />

psychiatric hospital<br />

services count toward the<br />

190-day lifetime limitation<br />

only if certain conditions<br />

are met. Th is limitation<br />

does not apply to inpatient<br />

psychiatric services<br />

furnished in a General<br />

hospital.<br />

• $275 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered hospital<br />

stay.<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $0 copay for additional<br />

hospital days<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

In-Network<br />

You get up to 190 days of<br />

inpatient psychiatric hospital<br />

care in a lifetime. Inpatient<br />

psychiatric hospital<br />

services count toward the<br />

190-day lifetime limitation<br />

only if certain conditions<br />

are met. Th is limitation<br />

does not apply to inpatient<br />

psychiatric services<br />

furnished in a General<br />

hospital.<br />

• $275 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered hospital<br />

stay.<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

5 - Skilled Nursing Facility<br />

(SNF)<br />

(in a Medicare-certifi ed<br />

skilled nursing facility)<br />

6 - Home <strong>Health</strong> Care<br />

(includes medically necessary<br />

intermittent skilled<br />

nursing care, home health<br />

aide services, and rehabilitation<br />

services, etc.)<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

does not apply to inpatient<br />

psychiatric services<br />

furnished in a General<br />

hospital.<br />

• In 2012 the amounts for<br />

each benefi t period after at<br />

least a 3-day covered hospital<br />

stay were:<br />

• Days 1 - 20: $0 per day<br />

• Days 21 - 100: $144.50<br />

per day<br />

•Th ese amounts may<br />

change for 2013.<br />

• A “benefi t period” starts<br />

the day you go into a hospital<br />

or SNF. It ends when<br />

you go for 60 days in a row<br />

without hospital or skilled<br />

nursing care. If you go<br />

into the hospital after one<br />

benefi t period has ended, a<br />

new benefi t period begins.<br />

You must pay the inpatient<br />

hospital deductible for each<br />

benefi t period. Th ere is no<br />

limit to the number of benefi<br />

t periods you can have.<br />

• $0 copay.<br />

14<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong> covers up to 100<br />

days each benefi t period<br />

• No prior hospital stay is<br />

required.<br />

• For SNF stays:<br />

• Days 1 - 8: $0 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 9 - 42: $65 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 43 - 100: $0<br />

copay per day<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

SNF stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

home health visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong> covers up to 100<br />

days each benefi t period<br />

• No prior hospital stay is<br />

required.<br />

• For SNF stays:<br />

• Days 1 - 8: $0 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 9 - 42: $65 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 43 - 100: $0<br />

copay per day<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

SNF stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

home health visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• Days 6 - 90: $0 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong> covers up to 100<br />

days each benefi t period<br />

• No prior hospital stay is<br />

required.<br />

• For SNF stays:<br />

• Days 1 - 3: $0 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 4 - 45: $65 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 46 - 100: $0<br />

copay per day<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for each<br />

SNF stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

home health visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• Days 6 - 90: $0 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Except in an emergency,<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong> covers up to 100<br />

days each benefi t period<br />

• No prior hospital stay is<br />

required.<br />

• For SNF stays:<br />

• Days 1 - 3: $0 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 4 - 45: $65 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 46 - 100: $0<br />

copay per day<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for each<br />

SNF stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

home health visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

15<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong> covers up to 100<br />

days each benefi t period<br />

• No prior hospital stay is<br />

required.<br />

• For SNF stays:<br />

• Days 1 - 8: $0 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 9 - 42: $65 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 43 - 100: $0<br />

copay per day<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

SNF stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

home health visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

your doctor must tell the<br />

plan that you are going to<br />

be admitted to the hospital.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

hospital stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong> covers up to 100<br />

days each benefi t period<br />

• No prior hospital stay is<br />

required.<br />

• For SNF stays:<br />

• Days 1 - 8: $0 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 9 - 42: $65 copay<br />

per day<br />

• Days 43 - 100: $0<br />

copay per day<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for each<br />

SNF stay.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

home health visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


7 - Hospice<br />

Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

OUTPATIENT CARE<br />

8 - Doctor Offi ce Visits<br />

9 - Chiropractic Services<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• You pay part of the cost<br />

for outpatient drugs and<br />

inpatient respite care.<br />

• You must get care from a<br />

Medicare-certifi ed hospice.<br />

• 20% coinsurance<br />

• Supplemental routine<br />

care not covered<br />

• 20% coinsurance for<br />

manual manipulation of<br />

the spine to correct subluxation<br />

(a displacement<br />

or misalignment of a joint<br />

or body part) if you get<br />

it from a chiropractor or<br />

other qualifi ed providers.<br />

16<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare-covered home<br />

health visits<br />

General<br />

• You must get care from a<br />

Medicare-certifi ed hospice.<br />

Your plan will pay for a<br />

consultative visit before<br />

you select hospice.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit.<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit<br />

• $35 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit<br />

In-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visit<br />

• Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visits are for manual<br />

manipulation of the spine<br />

to correct subluxation (a<br />

displacement or misalignment<br />

of a joint or body<br />

part) if you get it from a<br />

chiropractor.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

chiropractic visits.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare-covered home<br />

health visits<br />

General<br />

• You must get care from a<br />

Medicare-certifi ed hospice.<br />

Your plan will pay for a<br />

consultative visit before<br />

you select hospice.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit.<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit<br />

• $35 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit<br />

In-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visit<br />

• Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visits are for manual<br />

manipulation of the spine<br />

to correct subluxation (a<br />

displacement or misalignment<br />

of a joint or body<br />

part) if you get it from a<br />

chiropractor.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

chiropractic visits.


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare-covered home<br />

health visits<br />

General<br />

• You must get care from a<br />

Medicare-certifi ed hospice.<br />

Your plan will pay for a<br />

consultative visit before<br />

you select hospice.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit.<br />

• $35 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $30 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit<br />

• $45 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit<br />

In-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visit<br />

• Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visits are for manual<br />

manipulation of the spine<br />

to correct subluxation (a<br />

displacement or misalignment<br />

of a joint or body<br />

part) if you get it from a<br />

chiropractor.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

chiropractic visits.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare-covered home<br />

health visits<br />

General<br />

• You must get care from a<br />

Medicare-certifi ed hospice.<br />

Your plan will pay for a<br />

consultative visit before<br />

you select hospice.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit.<br />

• $35 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $30 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit<br />

• $45 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit<br />

In-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visit<br />

• Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visits are for manual<br />

manipulation of the spine<br />

to correct subluxation (a<br />

displacement or misalignment<br />

of a joint or body<br />

part) if you get it from a<br />

chiropractor.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

chiropractic visits.<br />

17<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare-covered home<br />

health visits<br />

General<br />

• You must get care from a<br />

Medicare-certifi ed hospice.<br />

Your plan will pay for a<br />

consultative visit before<br />

you select hospice.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit.<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit<br />

• $35 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit<br />

In-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visit<br />

• Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visits are for manual<br />

manipulation of the spine<br />

to correct subluxation (a<br />

displacement or misalignment<br />

of a joint or body<br />

part) if you get it from a<br />

chiropractor.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

chiropractic visits.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare-covered home<br />

health visits<br />

General<br />

• You must get care from a<br />

Medicare-certifi ed hospice.<br />

Your plan will pay for a<br />

consultative visit before<br />

you select hospice.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit.<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered primary<br />

care doctor visit<br />

• $35 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered specialist<br />

visit<br />

In-Network<br />

• $20 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visit<br />

• Medicare-covered chiropractic<br />

visits are for manual<br />

manipulation of the spine<br />

to correct subluxation (a<br />

displacement or misalignment<br />

of a joint or body<br />

part) if you get it from a<br />

chiropractor.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

chiropractic visits.<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


10 - Podiatry<br />

Services<br />

Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

11 - Outpatient Mental<br />

<strong>Health</strong> Care<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• Supplemental routine<br />

care not covered.<br />

• 20% coinsurance for<br />

medically necessary foot<br />

care, including care for<br />

medical conditions aff ecting<br />

the lower limbs.<br />

• 35% coinsurance for<br />

most outpatient mental<br />

health services<br />

• Specifi ed copayment for<br />

outpatient partial hospitalization<br />

program services<br />

furnished by a hospital or<br />

community mental health<br />

center (CMHC). Copay<br />

cannot exceed the Part A<br />

inpatient hospital deductible.<br />

• “Partial hospitalization<br />

program” is a structured<br />

program of active outpatient<br />

psychiatric treatment<br />

that is more intense than<br />

the care received in your<br />

doctor’s or therapist’s offi ce<br />

and is an alternative to<br />

inpatient hospitalization.<br />

18<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visit<br />

• $0 copay for up to 4 supplemental<br />

routine podiatry<br />

visit(s) every year<br />

• Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visits are for medicallynecessary<br />

foot care.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

podiatry visits<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

routine podiatry visits<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered individual<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $10 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered group<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered individual<br />

therapy visit with a<br />

psychiatrist<br />

• $10 copay for each Medicare-covered<br />

group therapy<br />

visit with a psychiatrist<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

partial hospitalization<br />

program services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Mental <strong>Health</strong><br />

visits with a psychiatrist<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visit<br />

• $0 copay for up to 4 supplemental<br />

routine podiatry<br />

visit(s) every year<br />

• Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visits are for medicallynecessary<br />

foot care.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

podiatry visits<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

routine podiatry visits<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered individual<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $10 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered group<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered individual<br />

therapy visit with a<br />

psychiatrist<br />

• $10 copay for each Medicare-covered<br />

group therapy<br />

visit with a psychiatrist<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

partial hospitalization<br />

program services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Mental <strong>Health</strong><br />

visits with a psychiatrist<br />

• 20% of the cost for


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• up to 4 supplemental routine<br />

podiatry visit(s) every<br />

year<br />

• $35 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visit<br />

• Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visits are for medicallynecessary<br />

foot care.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

podiatry visits<br />

• $45 copay for supplemental<br />

routine podiatry visits<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered individual<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $10 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered group<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered individual<br />

therapy visit with a<br />

psychiatrist<br />

• $10 copay for each Medicare-covered<br />

group therapy<br />

visit with a psychiatrist<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered partial<br />

hospitalization program<br />

services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Mental <strong>Health</strong><br />

visits with a psychiatrist<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• up to 4 supplemental routine<br />

podiatry visit(s) every<br />

year<br />

• $35 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visit<br />

• Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visits are for medicallynecessary<br />

foot care.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

podiatry visits<br />

• $45 copay for supplemental<br />

routine podiatry visits<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered individual<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $10 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered group<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered individual<br />

therapy visit with a<br />

psychiatrist<br />

• $10 copay for each Medicare-covered<br />

group therapy<br />

visit with a psychiatrist<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered partial<br />

hospitalization program<br />

services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Mental <strong>Health</strong><br />

visits with a psychiatrist<br />

19<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visit<br />

• $0 copay for up to 4 supplemental<br />

routine podiatry<br />

visit(s) every year<br />

• Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visits are for medicallynecessary<br />

foot care.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

podiatry visits<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

routine podiatry visits<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for each Medicare-covered<br />

individual<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $10 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered group<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered individual<br />

therapy visit with a<br />

psychiatrist<br />

• $10 copay for each Medicare-covered<br />

group therapy<br />

visit with a psychiatrist<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

partial hospitalization<br />

program services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Mental <strong>Health</strong><br />

visits with a psychiatrist<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visit<br />

• $0 copay for up to 4 supplemental<br />

routine podiatry<br />

visit(s) every year<br />

• Medicare-covered podiatry<br />

visits are for medicallynecessary<br />

foot care.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

podiatry visits<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

routine podiatry visits<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for each Medicare-covered<br />

individual<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $10 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered group<br />

therapy visit<br />

• $25 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered individual<br />

therapy visit with a<br />

psychiatrist<br />

• $10 copay for each Medicare-covered<br />

group therapy<br />

visit with a psychiatrist<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

partial hospitalization<br />

program services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Mental <strong>Health</strong><br />

visits with a psychiatrist<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

12 - Outpatient<br />

Substance Abuse Care<br />

13 - Outpatient Services<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• 20% coinsurance<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare-covered Mental<br />

<strong>Health</strong> visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered partial<br />

hospitalization program<br />

services<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

individual substance<br />

abuse outpatient<br />

treatment visits<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

group substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost Medicare-covered<br />

substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

• 20% coinsurance for the General<br />

doctor’s services<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

• Specifi ed copayment for apply.<br />

outpatient hospital facil- In-Network<br />

ity services Copay cannot • $250 copay for each<br />

exceed the Part A inpatient Medicare-covered ambula-<br />

hospital deductible. tory surgical center visit<br />

• 20% coinsurance for • $250 copay for each<br />

ambulatory surgical center Medicare-covered outpa-<br />

facility services<br />

tient hospital facility visit<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

hospital facility visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulatory<br />

surgical center visits<br />

20<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare-covered Mental<br />

<strong>Health</strong> visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered partial<br />

hospitalization program<br />

services<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

individual substance<br />

abuse outpatient<br />

treatment visits<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

group substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost Medicare-covered<br />

substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $250 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered ambulatory<br />

surgical center visit<br />

• $250 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

hospital facility visit<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

hospital facility visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulatory<br />

surgical center visits


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Mental<br />

<strong>Health</strong> visits<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered partial<br />

hospitalization program<br />

services<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

individual substance<br />

abuse outpatient<br />

treatment visits<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

group substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost Medicare-covered<br />

substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $375 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered ambulatory<br />

surgical center visit<br />

• $375 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

hospital facility visit<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

hospital facility visits<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulatory<br />

surgical center visits<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Mental<br />

<strong>Health</strong> visits<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered partial<br />

hospitalization program<br />

services<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

individual substance<br />

abuse outpatient<br />

treatment visits<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

group substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost Medicare-covered<br />

substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare-covered Mental<br />

<strong>Health</strong> visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered partial<br />

hospitalization program<br />

services<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

individual substance<br />

abuse outpatient<br />

treatment visits<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

group substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost Medicare-covered<br />

substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

General<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may • Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

In-Network<br />

• $375 copay for each • $125 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered ambula- Medicare-covered ambulatory<br />

surgical center visit tory surgical center visit<br />

• $375 copay for each • $125 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered outpa- Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

hospital facility visit tient hospital facility visit<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for • 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpa- Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

hospital facility visits tient hospital facility visits<br />

• 25% of the cost for • 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambula- Medicare-covered ambulatory<br />

surgical center visits tory surgical center visits<br />

21<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Medicare-covered Mental<br />

<strong>Health</strong> visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered partial<br />

hospitalization program<br />

services<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

individual substance<br />

abuse outpatient<br />

treatment visits<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

group substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost Medicare-covered<br />

substance<br />

abuse outpatient treatment<br />

visits<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $125 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered ambulatory<br />

surgical center visit<br />

• $125 copay for each<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

hospital facility visit<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

hospital facility visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulatory<br />

surgical center visits<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

14 - Ambulance Services<br />

(medically necessary ambulance<br />

services)<br />

15 - Emergency Care<br />

(You may go to any emergency<br />

room if you reasonably<br />

believe you need<br />

emergency care.)<br />

16 - Urgently<br />

Needed Care<br />

(Th is is NOT emergency<br />

care, and in most cases, is<br />

out of the service area.)<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• 20% coinsurance<br />

• 20% coinsurance for the<br />

doctor’s services<br />

• Specifi ed copayment for<br />

outpatient hospital facility<br />

emergency services.<br />

• Emergency services copay<br />

cannot exceed Part A inpatient<br />

hospital deductible<br />

for each service provided<br />

by the hospital.<br />

• You don’t have to pay the<br />

emergency room copay if<br />

you are admitted to the<br />

hospital as an inpatient for<br />

the same condition within<br />

3 days of the emergency<br />

room visit.<br />

• Not covered outside the<br />

U.S. except under limited<br />

circumstances.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• $150 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

ambulance benefi<br />

ts.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital, you pay $0 for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

• $65 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

emergency room<br />

visits<br />

Th is amount applies toward<br />

your In-Network plan<br />

deductible.<br />

Th is amount applies toward<br />

your Out-of-Network<br />

plan deductible.<br />

• Worldwide coverage.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the emergency<br />

room visit.<br />

• 20% coinsurance, or a set General<br />

copay<br />

• $25 copay for Medicare-<br />

• NOT covered outside the coveredurgently-needed- U.S. except under limited care visits<br />

circumstances.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the urgentlyneeded-care<br />

visit.<br />

22<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• $150 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

ambulance benefi<br />

ts.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital, you pay $0 for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

• $65 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

emergency room<br />

visits<br />

Th is amount applies toward<br />

your In-Network plan<br />

deductible.<br />

Th is amount applies toward<br />

your Out-of-Network<br />

plan deductible.<br />

• Worldwide coverage.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the emergency<br />

room visit.<br />

General<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecoveredurgently-neededcare<br />

visits<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the urgentlyneeded-care<br />

visit.


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• $150 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

ambulance benefi<br />

ts.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital, you pay $0 for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

• $65 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

emergency room<br />

visits<br />

• Worldwide coverage.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the emergency<br />

room visit.<br />

General<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecoveredurgently-neededcare<br />

visits<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the urgentlyneeded-care<br />

visit.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• $150 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

ambulance benefi<br />

ts.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital, you pay $0 for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

• $65 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

emergency room<br />

visits<br />

• Worldwide coverage.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the emergency<br />

room visit.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• $150 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

ambulance benefi<br />

ts.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital, you pay $0 for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

• $65 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

emergency room<br />

visits<br />

Th is amount applies toward<br />

your In-Network plan<br />

deductible.<br />

Th is amount applies toward<br />

your Out-of-Network<br />

plan deductible.<br />

• Worldwide coverage.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the emergency<br />

room visit.<br />

General<br />

General<br />

• $35 copay for Medicare- • $25 copay for Medicarecoveredurgently-neededcoveredurgently-neededcare<br />

visits<br />

care visits<br />

• If you are admitted to the • If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the urgently- pay $0 for the urgentlyneeded-care<br />

visit. needed-care visit.<br />

23<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• $150 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

ambulance benefi<br />

ts.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital, you pay $0 for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered ambulance<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

• $65 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

emergency room<br />

visits<br />

Th is amount applies toward<br />

your In-Network plan<br />

deductible.<br />

Th is amount applies toward<br />

your Out-of-Network<br />

plan deductible.<br />

• Worldwide coverage.<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the emergency<br />

room visit.<br />

General<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecoveredurgently-neededcare<br />

visits<br />

• If you are admitted to the<br />

hospital within 3-day(s) for<br />

the same condition, you<br />

pay $0 for the urgentlyneeded-care<br />

visit.<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

17 - Outpatient<br />

Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

(Occupational Th erapy,<br />

Physical Th erapy, Speech<br />

and Language Th erapy)<br />

OUTPATIENT<br />

MEDICAL SERVICES<br />

AND SUPPLIES<br />

18 - Durable Medical<br />

Equipment<br />

(includes wheelchairs,<br />

oxygen, etc.)<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• 20% coinsurance<br />

• 20% coinsurance<br />

24<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Physical Th erapy<br />

and/or Speech and Language<br />

Pathology visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Physical<br />

Th erapy and/or Speech and<br />

Language Pathology visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Physical Th erapy<br />

and/or Speech and Language<br />

Pathology visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Physical<br />

Th erapy and/or Speech and<br />

Language Pathology visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Physical Th erapy<br />

and/or Speech and Language<br />

Pathology visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Physical<br />

Th erapy and/or Speech and<br />

Language Pathology visits<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Physical Th erapy<br />

and/or Speech and Language<br />

Pathology visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Physical<br />

Th erapy and/or Speech and<br />

Language Pathology visits<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

25<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Physical Th erapy<br />

and/or Speech and Language<br />

Pathology visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Physical<br />

Th erapy and/or Speech and<br />

Language Pathology visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Physical Th erapy<br />

and/or Speech and Language<br />

Pathology visits<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Physical<br />

Th erapy and/or Speech and<br />

Language Pathology visits<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Occupational<br />

Th erapy visits.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered durable<br />

medical equipment<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

19 - Prosthetic<br />

Devices<br />

(includes braces, artifi cial<br />

limbs and eyes, etc.)<br />

20 - Diabetes<br />

Programs and<br />

Supplies<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• 20% coinsurance<br />

• 20% coinsurance for<br />

diabetes self-management<br />

training<br />

• 20% coinsurance for<br />

diabetes supplies<br />

• 20% coinsurance for<br />

diabetic therapeutic shoes<br />

or inserts<br />

26<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Diabetes self-management<br />

training<br />

• 0% to 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

self-management training<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Diabetes self-management<br />

training<br />

• 0% to 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

self-management training<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Diabetes self-management<br />

training<br />

• 0% to 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• Diabetic Supplies and<br />

Services are limited to<br />

specifi c manufacturers,<br />

products and/or brands.<br />

Contact the plan for a list<br />

of covered supplies.<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

self-management training<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Diabetes self-management<br />

training<br />

• 0% to 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• Diabetic Supplies and<br />

Services are limited to<br />

specifi c manufacturers,<br />

products and/or brands.<br />

Contact the plan for a list<br />

of covered supplies.<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

self-management training<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

27<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Diabetes self-management<br />

training<br />

• 0% to 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

self-management training<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered prosthetic<br />

devices.<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Diabetes self-management<br />

training<br />

• 0% to 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

self-management training<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Diabetes<br />

monitoring supplies<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Th erapeutic<br />

shoes or inserts<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

21 - Diagnostic Tests, X-<br />

Rays, Lab<br />

Services, and<br />

Radiology Services<br />

22 - Cardiac and Pulmonary<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• 20% coinsurance for diagnostic<br />

tests and x-rays<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

lab services<br />

• Lab Services: Medicare<br />

covers medically necessary<br />

diagnostic lab services<br />

that are ordered by your<br />

treating doctor when they<br />

are provided by a Clinical<br />

Laboratory Improvement<br />

Amendments (CLIA)<br />

certifi ed laboratory that<br />

participates in Medicare.<br />

Diagnostic lab services are<br />

done to help your doctor<br />

diagnose or rule out a suspected<br />

illness or condition.<br />

Medicare does not cover<br />

most supplemental routine<br />

screening tests, like checking<br />

your cholesterol.<br />

• 20% coinsurance for Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation services<br />

• 20% coinsurance for<br />

Pulmonary Rehabilitation<br />

services<br />

• 20% coinsurance for<br />

Intensive Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

services<br />

28<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

lab services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic procedures<br />

and tests<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

X-rays<br />

• $45 to $125 copay for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services (not<br />

including X-rays)<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

therapeutic radiology<br />

services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered therapeutic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

X-rays<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

procedures, tests, and<br />

lab services<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicare-<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

lab services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic procedures<br />

and tests<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

X-rays<br />

• $45 to $125 copay for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services (not<br />

including X-rays)<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

therapeutic radiology<br />

services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered therapeutic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

X-rays<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

procedures, tests, and<br />

lab services<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicare-


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 0% to 20% of the cost<br />

for Medicare-covered lab<br />

services<br />

• 0% to 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

procedures and tests<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

X-rays<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services (not<br />

including X-rays)<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered therapeutic<br />

radiology services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered therapeutic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

X-rays<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

procedures, tests, and<br />

lab services<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Intensive Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicare-<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 0% to 20% of the cost<br />

for Medicare-covered lab<br />

services<br />

• 0% to 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

procedures and tests<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

X-rays<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services (not<br />

including X-rays)<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered therapeutic<br />

radiology services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered therapeutic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

X-rays<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

procedures, tests, and<br />

lab services<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Intensive Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicare-<br />

29<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

lab services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic procedures<br />

and tests<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

X-rays<br />

• $45 to $125 copay for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services (not<br />

including X-rays)<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

therapeutic radiology<br />

services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

therapeutic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

X-rays<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

procedures, tests, and<br />

lab services<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicare-<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

lab services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic procedures<br />

and tests<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

X-rays<br />

• $45 to $125 copay for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services (not<br />

including X-rays)<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

therapeutic radiology<br />

services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

therapeutic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered outpatient<br />

X-rays<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

radiology services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered diagnostic<br />

procedures, tests, and<br />

lab services<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicare-<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

PREVENTIVE<br />

SERVICES,<br />

WELLNESS/<br />

EDUCATION AND<br />

OTHER<br />

SUPPLEMENTAL BEN-<br />

EFIT<br />

PROGRAMS<br />

23 -Preventive Services,<br />

Wellness/Education and<br />

other Supplemental Benefi<br />

t Programs<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

•Th is applies to program<br />

services provided in a doctor’s<br />

offi ce. Specifi ed cost<br />

sharing for program services<br />

provided by hospital<br />

outpatient departments.<br />

• No coinsurance, copayment<br />

or deductible for the<br />

following:<br />

• - Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm<br />

Screening<br />

• - Bone Mass Measurement.<br />

Covered once every<br />

24 months (more often<br />

if medically necessary) if<br />

you meet certain medical<br />

conditions.<br />

• - Cardiovascular Screening<br />

• Cervical and Vaginal<br />

Cancer Screening. Covered<br />

once every 2 years. Covered<br />

30<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered Intensive Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Pulmonary Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Intensive<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Pulmonary<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

General<br />

• $0 copay for all preventive<br />

services covered under<br />

Original Medicare at zero<br />

cost sharing.<br />

• Any additional preventive<br />

services approved by<br />

Medicare mid-year will be<br />

covered by the plan or by<br />

Original Medicare.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

•Th e plan covers the following<br />

supplemental education/wellness<br />

programs:<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered Intensive Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Pulmonary Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Intensive<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Pulmonary<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

General<br />

• $0 copay for all preventive<br />

services covered under<br />

Original Medicare at zero<br />

cost sharing.<br />

• Any additional preventive<br />

services approved by<br />

Medicare mid-year will be<br />

covered by the plan or by<br />

Original Medicare.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

•Th e plan covers the following<br />

supplemental education/wellness<br />

programs:


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered Pulmonary Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Intensive<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• 25% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Pulmonary<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

General<br />

• $0 copay for all preventive<br />

services covered under<br />

Original Medicare at zero<br />

cost sharing.<br />

• Any additional preventive<br />

services approved by<br />

Medicare mid-year will be<br />

covered by the plan or by<br />

Original Medicare.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $20 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

•Th e plan covers the following<br />

supplemental education/wellness<br />

programs:<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered Pulmonary Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Intensive<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• 25% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Pulmonary<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

General<br />

• $0 copay for all preventive<br />

services covered under<br />

Original Medicare at zero<br />

cost sharing.<br />

• Any additional preventive<br />

services approved by<br />

Medicare mid-year will be<br />

covered by the plan or by<br />

Original Medicare.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $20 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

•Th e plan covers the following<br />

supplemental education/wellness<br />

programs:<br />

31<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered Intensive Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Pulmonary Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Intensive<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• 25% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Pulmonary<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

General<br />

• $0 copay for all preventive<br />

services covered under<br />

Original Medicare at zero<br />

cost sharing.<br />

• Any additional preventive<br />

services approved by<br />

Medicare mid-year will be<br />

covered by the plan or by<br />

Original Medicare.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

• Th e plan covers the following<br />

supplemental education/wellness<br />

programs:<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered Intensive Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• $10 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

Pulmonary Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Cardiac<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered Intensive<br />

Cardiac Rehabilitation<br />

Services<br />

• 25% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

Pulmonary<br />

Rehabilitation Services<br />

General<br />

• $0 copay for all preventive<br />

services covered under<br />

Original Medicare at zero<br />

cost sharing.<br />

• Any additional preventive<br />

services approved by<br />

Medicare mid-year will be<br />

covered by the plan or by<br />

Original Medicare.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $10 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

• Th e plan covers the following<br />

supplemental education/wellness<br />

programs:<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

once a year for women<br />

with Medicare at high risk.<br />

• Colorectal Cancer Screening<br />

• Diabetes Screening<br />

•Infl uenza Vaccine<br />

• Hepatitis B Vaccine for<br />

people with Medicare who<br />

are at risk<br />

HIV Screening. $0 copay<br />

for the HIV screening, but<br />

you Generally pay 20%<br />

of the Medicare-approved<br />

amount for the doctor’s<br />

visit. HIV screening is<br />

covered for people with<br />

Medicare who are pregnant<br />

and people at increased risk<br />

for the infection, including<br />

anyone who asks for the<br />

test. Medicare covers this<br />

test once every 12 months<br />

or up to three times during<br />

a pregnancy.<br />

• Breast Cancer Screening<br />

(Mammogram). Medicare<br />

covers screening mammograms<br />

once every 12<br />

months for all women<br />

with Medicare age 40 and<br />

older. Medicare covers one<br />

baseline mammogram for<br />

women between ages 35-<br />

39.<br />

• Medical Nutrition<br />

Th erapy Services Nutrition<br />

therapy is for people who<br />

have diabetes or kidney<br />

disease (but aren’t on dialysis<br />

or haven’t had a kidney<br />

transplant) when referred<br />

by a doctor. Th ese services<br />

32<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• <strong>Health</strong> Club Membership/Fitness<br />

Classes<br />

• Nursing Hotline<br />

• $0 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services.<br />

• Contact plan for details.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $20 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

preventive services<br />

• $35 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

supplemental education/<br />

wellness programs<br />

• 20% of the cost for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong><br />

Services<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• <strong>Health</strong> Club Membership/Fitness<br />

Classes<br />

• Nursing Hotline<br />

• $0 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services.<br />

• Contact plan for details.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $20 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

preventive services<br />

• $35 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

supplemental education/<br />

wellness programs<br />

• 20% of the cost for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong><br />

Services


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• <strong>Health</strong> Education<br />

• <strong>Health</strong> Club Membership/Fitness<br />

Classes<br />

• Nursing Hotline<br />

• $0 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services.<br />

• Contact plan for details.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $30 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

preventive services<br />

• $45 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

supplemental education/<br />

wellness programs<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• <strong>Health</strong> Education<br />

• <strong>Health</strong> Club Membership/Fitness<br />

Classes<br />

• Nursing Hotline<br />

• $0 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services.<br />

• Contact plan for details.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $30 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

preventive services<br />

• $45 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

supplemental education/<br />

wellness programs<br />

33<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• <strong>Health</strong> Club Membership/Fitness<br />

Classes<br />

• Nursing Hotline<br />

• $0 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services.<br />

• Contact plan for details.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $20 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

preventive services<br />

• $35 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

supplemental education/<br />

wellness programs<br />

• 20% of the cost for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong><br />

Services<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• <strong>Health</strong> Club Membership/Fitness<br />

Classes<br />

• Nursing Hotline<br />

• $0 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services.<br />

• Contact plan for details.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $20 copay for an annual<br />

physical exam<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

preventive services<br />

• $35 copay for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong> Services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

supplemental education/<br />

wellness programs<br />

• 20% of the cost for Enhanced<br />

Preventive <strong>Health</strong><br />

Services<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

can be given by a registered<br />

dietitian and may include<br />

a nutritional assessment<br />

and counseling to help you<br />

manage your diabetes or<br />

kidney disease<br />

• Personalized Prevention<br />

<strong>Plan</strong><br />

• Services (Annual Wellness<br />

Visits)<br />

• Pneumococcal Vaccine.<br />

You may only need the<br />

Pneumonia vaccine once<br />

in your lifetime. Call your<br />

doctor for more information.<br />

• Prostate Cancer Screening<br />

• Prostate Specifi c Antigen<br />

(PSA) test only. Covered<br />

once a year for all men<br />

with Medicare over age 50.<br />

• Smoking and Tobacco<br />

Use Cessation (counseling<br />

to stop smoking and<br />

tobacco use). Covered if<br />

ordered by your doctor.<br />

Includes two counseling attempts<br />

within a 12-month<br />

period. Each counseling<br />

attempt includes up to four<br />

face-to-face visits.<br />

• Screening and behavioral<br />

counseling interventions<br />

in primary care to reduce<br />

alcohol misuse<br />

• Screening for depression<br />

in adults<br />

• Screening for sexually<br />

transmitted infections<br />

(STI) and high-intensity<br />

behavioral counseling to<br />

prevent STIs<br />

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<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

35<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

24 - Kidney Disease and<br />

Conditions<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• Intensive behavioral<br />

counseling for Cardiovascular<br />

Disease (bi-annual)<br />

• Intensive behavioral<br />

therapy for obesity<br />

• Welcome to Medicare<br />

Preventive Visits (initial<br />

preventive physical exam)<br />

When you join Medicare<br />

Part B, then you are eligible<br />

as follows. During the fi rst<br />

12 months of your new<br />

Part B coverage, you can<br />

get either a Welcome to<br />

Medicare Preventive Visits<br />

or an Annual Wellness<br />

Visit. After your fi rst 12<br />

months, you can get one<br />

• Annual Wellness Visit<br />

every 12 months.<br />

• 20% coinsurance for<br />

renal dialysis<br />

• 20% coinsurance for<br />

kidney disease education<br />

services<br />

36<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered renal<br />

dialysis<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

kidney disease<br />

education services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered kidney<br />

disease education services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered renal<br />

dialysis<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered renal<br />

dialysis<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

kidney disease<br />

education services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered kidney<br />

disease education services<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered renal<br />

dialysis


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered renal<br />

dialysis<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

kidney disease<br />

education services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered kidney<br />

disease education services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered renal<br />

dialysis<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered renal<br />

dialysis<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

kidney disease<br />

education services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered kidney<br />

disease education services<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered renal<br />

dialysis<br />

37<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

renal dialysis<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

kidney disease<br />

education services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered kidney<br />

disease education services<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

renal dialysis<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

renal dialysis<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

kidney disease<br />

education services<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered kidney<br />

disease education services<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered<br />

renal dialysis<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

PRESCRIPTION DRUG<br />

BENEFITS<br />

25 - Outpatient<br />

Prescription Drugs<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• Most drugs are not<br />

covered under Original<br />

Medicare. You can add prescription<br />

drug coverage to<br />

Original Medicare by joining<br />

a Medicare Prescription<br />

Drug <strong>Plan</strong>, or you can get<br />

all your Medicare coverage,<br />

including prescription<br />

drug coverage, by joining a<br />

Medicare Advantage <strong>Plan</strong><br />

or a Medicare Cost <strong>Plan</strong><br />

that off ers prescription<br />

drug coverage.<br />

38<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part B<br />

General<br />

• Most drugs not covered.<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B chemotherapy<br />

drugs and other Part B<br />

drugs.<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B drugs Out-of-<br />

Network.<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part D<br />

General<br />

•Th is plan does not off er<br />

prescription drug coverage.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part B<br />

General<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B chemotherapy<br />

drugs and other Part B<br />

drugs.<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B drugs out-ofnetwork.<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part D<br />

General<br />

•Th is plan uses a formulary.<br />

Th e plan will send<br />

you the formulary. You can<br />

also see the formulary at<br />

https://www.thehealthplan.<br />

com/Gold/Landing_Pages/<br />

Formulary/ on the web.<br />

•Diff erent out-of-pocket<br />

costs may apply for people<br />

who<br />

• have limited incomes,<br />

• live in long term care<br />

facilities, or<br />

• have access to Indian/<br />

Tribal/Urban (Indian<br />

<strong>Health</strong> Service) providers.<br />

•Th e plan off ers national<br />

in-network prescription<br />

coverage (i.e., this would<br />

include 50 states and the<br />

District of Columbia).<br />

Th is means that you will<br />

pay the same cost-sharing<br />

amount for your prescription<br />

drugs if you get them


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part B<br />

General<br />

• Most drugs not covered.<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B chemotherapy<br />

drugs and other Part B<br />

drugs.<br />

• 25% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B drugs Out-of-<br />

Network.<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part D<br />

General<br />

•Th is plan does not off er<br />

prescription drug coverage.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part B<br />

General<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B chemotherapy<br />

drugs and other Part B<br />

drugs.<br />

• 25% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B drugs out-ofnetwork.<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part D<br />

General<br />

•Th is plan uses a formulary.<br />

Th e plan will send<br />

you the formulary. You can<br />

also see the formulary at<br />

https://www.thehealthplan.<br />

com/Gold/Landing_Pages/<br />

Formulary/ on the web.<br />

•Diff erent out-of-pocket<br />

costs may apply for people<br />

who<br />

• have limited incomes,<br />

• live in long term care<br />

facilities, or<br />

• have access to Indian/<br />

Tribal/Urban (Indian<br />

<strong>Health</strong> Service) providers.<br />

•Th e plan off ers national<br />

in-network prescription<br />

coverage (i.e., this would<br />

include 50 states and the<br />

District of Columbia).<br />

Th is means that you will<br />

pay the same cost-sharing<br />

amount for your prescription<br />

drugs if you get them<br />

39<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part B<br />

General<br />

• Most drugs not covered.<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B chemotherapy<br />

drugs and other Part B<br />

drugs.<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B drugs Out-of-<br />

Network.<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part D<br />

General<br />

•Th is plan does not off er<br />

prescription drug coverage.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part B<br />

General<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B chemotherapy<br />

drugs and other Part B<br />

drugs.<br />

• 20% of the cost for Medicare<br />

Part B drugs Out-of-<br />

Network.<br />

Drugs covered under Medicare<br />

Part D<br />

General<br />

•Th is plan uses a formulary.<br />

Th e plan will send<br />

you the formulary. You can<br />

also see the formulary at<br />

https://www.thehealthplan.<br />

com/Gold/Landing_Pages/<br />

Formulary/ on the web.<br />

•Diff erent out-of-pocket<br />

costs may apply for people<br />

who<br />

• have limited incomes,<br />

• live in long term care<br />

facilities, or<br />

• have access to Indian/<br />

Tribal/Urban (Indian<br />

<strong>Health</strong> Service) providers.<br />

•Th e plan off ers national<br />

in-network prescription<br />

coverage (i.e., this would<br />

include 50 states and the<br />

District of Columbia).<br />

Th is means that you will<br />

pay the same cost-sharing<br />

amount for your prescription<br />

drugs if you get them<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

40<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

at an in-network pharmacy<br />

outside of the plan’s service<br />

area (for instance when you<br />

travel).<br />

• Total yearly drug costs are<br />

the total drug costs paid<br />

by both you and a Part D<br />

plan.<br />

•Th e plan may require you<br />

to fi rst try one drug to treat<br />

your condition before it<br />

will cover another drug for<br />

that condition.<br />

• Some drugs have quantity<br />

limits.<br />

• Your provider must get<br />

prior authorization from<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

for certain drugs.<br />

• You must go to certain<br />

pharmacies for a very<br />

limited number of drugs,<br />

due to special handling,<br />

provider coordination, or<br />

patient education requirements<br />

that cannot be met<br />

by most pharmacies in your<br />

network. Th ese drugs are<br />

listed on the plan’s website,<br />

formulary, printed materials,<br />

as well as on the Medicare<br />

Prescription Drug <strong>Plan</strong><br />

Finder on Medicare.gov.<br />

If the actual cost of a drug<br />

is less than the normal<br />

cost-sharing amount for<br />

that drug, you will pay the<br />

actual cost, not the higher<br />

cost-sharing amount.<br />

• If you request a formulary<br />

exception for a drug and


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

at an in-network pharmacy<br />

outside of the plan’s service<br />

area (for instance when you<br />

travel).<br />

• Total yearly drug costs are<br />

the total drug costs paid<br />

by both you and a Part D<br />

plan.<br />

•Th e plan may require you<br />

to fi rst try one drug to treat<br />

your condition before it<br />

will cover another drug for<br />

that condition.<br />

• Some drugs have quantity<br />

limits.<br />

• Your provider must get<br />

prior authorization from<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

for certain drugs.<br />

• You must go to certain<br />

pharmacies for a very<br />

limited number of drugs,<br />

due to special handling,<br />

provider coordination, or<br />

patient education requirements<br />

that cannot be met<br />

by most pharmacies in your<br />

network. Th ese drugs are<br />

listed on the plan’s website,<br />

formulary, printed materials,<br />

as well as on the Medicare<br />

Prescription Drug <strong>Plan</strong><br />

Finder on Medicare.gov.<br />

If the actual cost of a drug<br />

is less than the normal<br />

cost-sharing amount for<br />

that drug, you will pay the<br />

actual cost, not the higher<br />

cost-sharing amount.<br />

• If you request a formulary<br />

exception for a drug and<br />

41<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

at an in-network pharmacy<br />

outside of the plan’s service<br />

area (for instance when you<br />

travel).<br />

• Total yearly drug costs are<br />

the total drug costs paid<br />

by both you and a Part D<br />

plan.<br />

•Th e plan may require you<br />

to fi rst try one drug to treat<br />

your condition before it<br />

will cover another drug for<br />

that condition.<br />

• Some drugs have quantity<br />

limits.<br />

• Your provider must get<br />

prior authorization from<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

for certain drugs.<br />

• You must go to certain<br />

pharmacies for a very<br />

limited number of drugs,<br />

due to special handling,<br />

provider coordination, or<br />

patient education requirements<br />

that cannot be met<br />

by most pharmacies in your<br />

network. Th ese drugs are<br />

listed on the plan’s website,<br />

formulary, printed materials,<br />

as well as on the Medicare<br />

Prescription Drug <strong>Plan</strong><br />

Finder on Medicare.gov.<br />

If the actual cost of a drug<br />

is less than the normal<br />

cost-sharing amount for<br />

that drug, you will pay the<br />

actual cost, not the higher<br />

cost-sharing amount.<br />

• If you request a formulary<br />

exception for a drug and<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

42<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

approves the exception, you<br />

will pay Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand cost sharing<br />

for that drug.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 deductible.<br />

Initial Coverage<br />

• You pay the following<br />

until total yearly drug costs<br />

reach $2,970:<br />

Retail Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• - $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $7 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• $21 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $39 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

approves the exception, you<br />

will pay Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand cost sharing<br />

for that drug.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 deductible.<br />

Initial Coverage<br />

• You pay the following<br />

until total yearly drug costs<br />

reach $2,970:<br />

Retail Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• - $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $7 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• $21 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $39 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

43<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold <strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

approves the exception, you<br />

will pay Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand cost sharing<br />

for that drug.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 deductible.<br />

Initial Coverage<br />

• You pay the following<br />

until total yearly drug costs<br />

reach $2,970:<br />

Retail Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• - $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $7 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• $21 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $39 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

44<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $117 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

• $69 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• $207 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 5: Specialty Tier<br />

• 33% coinsurance for<br />

a one-month (34-day)<br />

supply of drugs in this<br />

tier<br />

Long Term Care Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $7 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $39 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $117 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

• $69 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• $207 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 5: Specialty Tier<br />

• 33% coinsurance for<br />

a one-month (34-day)<br />

supply of drugs in this<br />

tier<br />

Long Term Care Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $7 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $39 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

45<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $117 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

• $69 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• $207 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 5: Specialty Tier<br />

• 33% coinsurance for<br />

a one-month (34-day)<br />

supply of drugs in this<br />

tier<br />

Long Term Care Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $7 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $39 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

46<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $69 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 5: Specialty Tier<br />

• 33% coinsurance for<br />

a one-month (34-day)<br />

supply of drugs in this<br />

tier<br />

• Please note that brand<br />

drugs must be dispensed<br />

incrementally in long-term<br />

care facilities. Generic<br />

drugs may be dispensed incrementally.<br />

Contact your<br />

plan about cost-sharing<br />

billing/collection when less<br />

than a one-month supply is<br />

dispensed.<br />

Mail Order<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $21 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $117 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $69 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 5: Specialty Tier<br />

• 33% coinsurance for<br />

a one-month (34-day)<br />

supply of drugs in this<br />

tier<br />

• Please note that brand<br />

drugs must be dispensed<br />

incrementally in long-term<br />

care facilities. Generic<br />

drugs may be dispensed incrementally.<br />

Contact your<br />

plan about cost-sharing<br />

billing/collection when less<br />

than a one-month supply is<br />

dispensed.<br />

Mail Order<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $21 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $117 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

47<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $69 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 5: Specialty Tier<br />

• 33% coinsurance for<br />

a one-month (34-day)<br />

supply of drugs in this<br />

tier<br />

• Please note that brand<br />

drugs must be dispensed<br />

incrementally in long-term<br />

care facilities. Generic<br />

drugs may be dispensed incrementally.<br />

Contact your<br />

plan about cost-sharing<br />

billing/collection when less<br />

than a one-month supply is<br />

dispensed.<br />

Mail Order<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $21 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $117 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

48<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

• $207 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Coverage Gap<br />

• After your total yearly<br />

drug costs reach $2,970,<br />

you receive limited coverage<br />

by the plan on certain<br />

drugs. You will also receive<br />

a discount on brand name<br />

drugs and generally pay no<br />

more than 47.5% for the<br />

plan’s costs for brand drugs<br />

and 79% of the plan’s costs<br />

for generic drugs until your<br />

yearly out-of-pocket drug<br />

costs reach $4,750.<br />

Additional Coverage Gap<br />

•Th e plan covers few formulary<br />

generics (less than<br />

10% of formulary generic<br />

drugs) through the coverage<br />

gap.<br />

•Th e plan off ers additional<br />

coverage in the gap for the<br />

following tiers.<br />

• You pay the following:<br />

Retail Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a one-


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

• $207 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Coverage Gap<br />

• After your total yearly<br />

drug costs reach $2,970,<br />

you receive limited coverage<br />

by the plan on certain<br />

drugs. You will also receive<br />

a discount on brand name<br />

drugs and generally pay no<br />

more than 47.5% for the<br />

plan’s costs for brand drugs<br />

and 79% of the plan’s costs<br />

for generic drugs until your<br />

yearly out-of-pocket drug<br />

costs reach $4,750.<br />

Additional Coverage Gap<br />

•Th e plan covers few formulary<br />

generics (less than<br />

10% of formulary generic<br />

drugs) through the coverage<br />

gap.<br />

•Th e plan off ers additional<br />

coverage in the gap for the<br />

following tiers.<br />

• You pay the following:<br />

Retail Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a one-<br />

49<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

• $207 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Coverage Gap<br />

• After your total yearly<br />

drug costs reach $2,970,<br />

you receive limited coverage<br />

by the plan on certain<br />

drugs. You will also receive<br />

a discount on brand name<br />

drugs and generally pay no<br />

more than 47.5% for the<br />

plan’s costs for brand drugs<br />

and 79% of the plan’s costs<br />

for generic drugs until your<br />

yearly out-of-pocket drug<br />

costs reach $4,750.<br />

Additional Coverage Gap<br />

•Th e plan covers few formulary<br />

generics (less than<br />

10% of formulary generic<br />

drugs) through the coverage<br />

gap.<br />

•Th e plan off ers additional<br />

coverage in the gap for the<br />

following tiers.<br />

• You pay the following:<br />

Retail Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a one-<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

50<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

month (34-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Long Term Care Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• Mail Order<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Catastrophic Coverage<br />

• After your yearly out-ofpocket<br />

drug costs reach<br />

$4,750, you pay the greater<br />

of:<br />

• -5% coinsurance, or<br />

• $2.65 copay for generic<br />

(including brand<br />

drugs treated as generic)<br />

and a $6.60 copay for<br />

all other drugs.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong> drugs may be


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

month (34-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Long Term Care Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• Mail Order<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Catastrophic Coverage<br />

• After your yearly out-ofpocket<br />

drug costs reach<br />

$4,750, you pay the greater<br />

of:<br />

• -5% coinsurance, or<br />

• $2.65 copay for generic<br />

(including brand<br />

drugs treated as generic)<br />

and a $6.60 copay for<br />

all other drugs.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong> drugs may be<br />

51<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

month (34-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Long Term Care Pharmacy<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• Mail Order<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $9 copay for a threemonth<br />

(90-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

• Not all drugs on this tier<br />

are available at this extended<br />

day supply. Please<br />

contact the plan for more<br />

information.<br />

Catastrophic Coverage<br />

• After your yearly out-ofpocket<br />

drug costs reach<br />

$4,750, you pay the greater<br />

of:<br />

• -5% coinsurance, or<br />

• $2.65 copay for generic<br />

(including brand<br />

drugs treated as generic)<br />

and a $6.60 copay for<br />

all other drugs.<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong> drugs may be<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

52<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered in special circumstances,<br />

for instance, illness<br />

while traveling outside<br />

of the plan’s service area<br />

where there is no network<br />

pharmacy. You may have to<br />

pay more than your normal<br />

cost-sharing amount<br />

if you get your drugs at an<br />

out-of-network pharmacy.<br />

In addition, you will likely<br />

have to pay the pharmacy’s<br />

full charge for the drug<br />

and submit documentation<br />

to receive reimbursement<br />

from <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1 $0 Deductible<br />

Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>).<br />

Out-of-Network Initial<br />

Coverage<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

up to the plan’s cost of the<br />

drug minus the following<br />

for drugs purchased out-ofnetwork<br />

until total yearly<br />

drug costs reach $2,970:<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $7 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $39 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

• $69 copay for a one-


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered in special circumstances,<br />

for instance, illness<br />

while traveling outside<br />

of the plan’s service area<br />

where there is no network<br />

pharmacy. You may have to<br />

pay more than your normal<br />

cost-sharing amount<br />

if you get your drugs at an<br />

out-of-network pharmacy.<br />

In addition, you will likely<br />

have to pay the pharmacy’s<br />

full charge for the drug<br />

and submit documentation<br />

to receive reimbursement<br />

from <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2 $0 Deductible<br />

Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>).<br />

Out-of-Network Initial<br />

Coverage<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

up to the plan’s cost of the<br />

drug minus the following<br />

for drugs purchased out-ofnetwork<br />

until total yearly<br />

drug costs reach $2,970:<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $7 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $39 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

• $69 copay for a one-<br />

53<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered in special circumstances,<br />

for instance, illness<br />

while traveling outside<br />

of the plan’s service area<br />

where there is no network<br />

pharmacy. You may have to<br />

pay more than your normal<br />

cost-sharing amount<br />

if you get your drugs at an<br />

out-of-network pharmacy.<br />

In addition, you will likely<br />

have to pay the pharmacy’s<br />

full charge for the drug<br />

and submit documentation<br />

to receive reimbursement<br />

from <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3 $0 Deductible<br />

Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>).<br />

Out-of-Network Initial<br />

Coverage<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

up to the plan’s cost of the<br />

drug minus the following<br />

for drugs purchased out-ofnetwork<br />

until total yearly<br />

drug costs reach $2,970:<br />

• Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 2: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Generic<br />

• $7 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 3: <strong>Preferred</strong> Brand<br />

• $39 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 4: Non-<strong>Preferred</strong><br />

Brand<br />

• $69 copay for a one-<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

54<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

month (34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 5: Specialty Tier<br />

• 33% coinsurance for<br />

a one-month (34-day)<br />

supply of drugs in this<br />

tier<br />

Out-of-Network Coverage<br />

Gap<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

up to 21% of the plan<br />

allowable cost for generic<br />

drugs purchased out-ofnetwork<br />

until total yearly<br />

out-of-pocket drug costs<br />

reach $4,750. Please note<br />

that the plan allowable cost<br />

may be less than the outof-network<br />

pharmacy price<br />

paid for your drug(s).<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

up to 52.5% of the plan<br />

allowable cost for brand<br />

name drugs purchased outof-network<br />

until your total<br />

yearly out-of-pocket drug<br />

costs reach $4,750. Please<br />

note that the plan allowable<br />

cost may be less than<br />

the out-of-network pharmacy<br />

price paid for your<br />

drug(s).<br />

Additional Out-of-Network<br />

Coverage Gap<br />

•Th e plan covers few formulary<br />

generics (less than<br />

10% of formulary generic<br />

drugs) through the coverage<br />

gap.<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

for these drugs purchased<br />

out-of-network up to the


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

month (34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 5: Specialty Tier<br />

• 33% coinsurance for<br />

a one-month (34-day)<br />

supply of drugs in this<br />

tier<br />

Out-of-Network Coverage<br />

Gap<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

up to 21% of the plan<br />

allowable cost for generic<br />

drugs purchased out-ofnetwork<br />

until total yearly<br />

out-of-pocket drug costs<br />

reach $4,750. Please note<br />

that the plan allowable cost<br />

may be less than the outof-network<br />

pharmacy price<br />

paid for your drug(s).<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

up to 52.5% of the plan<br />

allowable cost for brand<br />

name drugs purchased outof-network<br />

until your total<br />

yearly out-of-pocket drug<br />

costs reach $4,750. Please<br />

note that the plan allowable<br />

cost may be less than<br />

the out-of-network pharmacy<br />

price paid for your<br />

drug(s).<br />

Additional Out-of-Network<br />

Coverage Gap<br />

•Th e plan covers few formulary<br />

generics (less than<br />

10% of formulary generic<br />

drugs) through the coverage<br />

gap.<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

for these drugs purchased<br />

out-of-network up to the<br />

55<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

month (34-day) supply<br />

of drugs in this tier<br />

• Tier 5: Specialty Tier<br />

• 33% coinsurance for<br />

a one-month (34-day)<br />

supply of drugs in this<br />

tier<br />

Out-of-Network Coverage<br />

Gap<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

up to 21% of the plan<br />

allowable cost for generic<br />

drugs purchased out-ofnetwork<br />

until total yearly<br />

out-of-pocket drug costs<br />

reach $4,750. Please note<br />

that the plan allowable cost<br />

may be less than the outof-network<br />

pharmacy price<br />

paid for your drug(s).<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

up to 52.5% of the plan<br />

allowable cost for brand<br />

name drugs purchased outof-network<br />

until your total<br />

yearly out-of-pocket drug<br />

costs reach $4,750. Please<br />

note that the plan allowable<br />

cost may be less than<br />

the out-of-network pharmacy<br />

price paid for your<br />

drug(s).<br />

Additional Out-of-Network<br />

Coverage Gap<br />

•Th e plan covers few formulary<br />

generics (less than<br />

10% of formulary generic<br />

drugs) through the coverage<br />

gap.<br />

• You will be reimbursed<br />

for these drugs purchased<br />

out-of-network up to the<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

56<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

plan’s cost of the drug minus<br />

the following:<br />

Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

Out-of-Network Catastrophic<br />

Coverage<br />

• After your yearly out-ofpocket<br />

drug costs reach<br />

$4,750, you will be reimbursed<br />

for drugs purchased<br />

out-of-network up to the<br />

plan’s cost of the drug minus<br />

your cost share, which<br />

is the greater of:<br />

• 5% coinsurance, or<br />

• $2.65 copay for generic<br />

(including brand<br />

drugs treated as generic)<br />

and a $6.60 copay for<br />

all other drugs.


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

plan’s cost of the drug minus<br />

the following:<br />

Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

Out-of-Network Catastrophic<br />

Coverage<br />

• After your yearly out-ofpocket<br />

drug costs reach<br />

$4,750, you will be reimbursed<br />

for drugs purchased<br />

out-of-network up to the<br />

plan’s cost of the drug minus<br />

your cost share, which<br />

is the greater of:<br />

• 5% coinsurance, or<br />

• $2.65 copay for generic<br />

(including brand<br />

drugs treated as generic)<br />

and a $6.60 copay for<br />

all other drugs.<br />

57<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

plan’s cost of the drug minus<br />

the following:<br />

Tier 1: <strong>Preferred</strong> Generic<br />

• $3 copay for a onemonth<br />

(34-day) supply<br />

of all drugs covered in<br />

this tier<br />

Out-of-Network Catastrophic<br />

Coverage<br />

• After your yearly out-ofpocket<br />

drug costs reach<br />

$4,750, you will be reimbursed<br />

for drugs purchased<br />

out-of-network up to the<br />

plan’s cost of the drug minus<br />

your cost share, which<br />

is the greater of:<br />

• 5% coinsurance, or<br />

• $2.65 copay for generic<br />

(including brand<br />

drugs treated as generic)<br />

and a $6.60 copay for<br />

all other drugs.<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


OUTPATIENT<br />

MEDICAL<br />

SERVICES AND<br />

SUPPLIES<br />

Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

26 - Dental Services<br />

27 - Hearing<br />

Services<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• Preventive dental services<br />

(such as cleaning) not<br />

covered.<br />

• Supplemental routine<br />

hearing exams and hearing<br />

aids not covered.<br />

• 20% coinsurance for diagnostic<br />

hearing exams.<br />

58<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

• $20 copay for a visit that<br />

includes:<br />

• up to 1 oral exam(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• up to 1 cleaning(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• $20 to $30 copay for up<br />

to 1 dental x-ray(s) every<br />

year<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

comprehensive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

supplemental preventive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams<br />

• $25 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine hearing<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid fi tting-evaluation(s)<br />

every three years<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid(s) every three years<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

• $20 copay for a visit that<br />

includes:<br />

• up to 1 oral exam(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• up to 1 cleaning(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• $20 to $30 copay for up<br />

to 1 dental x-ray(s) every<br />

year<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

comprehensive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

supplemental preventive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams<br />

• $25 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine hearing<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid fi tting-evaluation(s)<br />

every three years<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid(s) every three years<br />

Out-of-Network


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered dental<br />

benefi ts<br />

• $20 copay for a visit that<br />

includes:<br />

• up to 1 oral exam(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• up to 1 cleaning(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• $20 to $30 copay for up<br />

to 1 dental x-ray(s) every<br />

year<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

comprehensive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

supplemental preventive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

In-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams<br />

• $35 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine hearing<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid fi tting-evaluation(s)<br />

every three years<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid(s) every three years<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

Medicare-covered dental<br />

benefi ts<br />

• $20 copay for a visit that<br />

includes:<br />

• up to 1 oral exam(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• up to 1 cleaning(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• $20 to $30 copay for up<br />

to 1 dental x-ray(s) every<br />

year<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

comprehensive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

• 25% of the cost for<br />

supplemental preventive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

In-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams<br />

• $35 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine hearing<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid fi tting-evaluation(s)<br />

every three years<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid(s) every three years<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

59<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

• $20 copay for a visit that<br />

includes:<br />

• up to 1 oral exam(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• up to 1 cleaning(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• $20 to $30 copay for up<br />

to 1 dental x-ray(s) every<br />

year<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

comprehensive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

supplemental preventive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams<br />

• $25 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine hearing<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid fi tting-evaluation(s)<br />

every three years<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid(s) every three years<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

General<br />

• Authorization rules may<br />

apply.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

• $20 copay for a visit that<br />

includes:<br />

• up to 1 oral exam(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• up to 1 cleaning(s)<br />

every six months<br />

• $20 to $30 copay for up<br />

to 1 dental x-ray(s) every<br />

year<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

comprehensive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

• 20% of the cost for<br />

supplemental preventive<br />

dental benefi ts<br />

In-Network<br />

• $25 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams<br />

• $25 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine hearing<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid fi tting-evaluation(s)<br />

every three years<br />

• $0 copay for up to 1 hearing<br />

aid(s) every three years<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


28 - Vision Services<br />

Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• 20% coinsurance for<br />

diagnosis and treatment of<br />

diseases and conditions of<br />

the eye.<br />

• Supplemental routine<br />

eye exams and glasses not<br />

covered.<br />

• Medicare pays for one<br />

pair of eyeglasses or contact<br />

lenses after cataract surgery.<br />

• Annual glaucoma screenings<br />

covered for people at<br />

risk.<br />

60<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams.<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing exams.<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing aids.<br />

•Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$800 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Hearing Aids<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$800 plan coverage limit<br />

for supplemental routine<br />

hearing aids every three<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for one pair of<br />

Medicare-covered eyeglasses<br />

or contact lenses after<br />

cataract surgery.<br />

• $0 to $25 copay for<br />

Medicare-covered exams to<br />

diagnose and treat diseases<br />

and conditions of the eye.<br />

• $25 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine eye<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for glasses<br />

• $0 copay for contacts<br />

• $0 copay for lenses<br />

• $0 copay for frames<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

eye exams<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

eye exams<br />

• $0 copay for Medicare-<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams.<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing exams.<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing aids.<br />

•Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$800 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Hearing Aids<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$800 plan coverage limit<br />

for supplemental routine<br />

hearing aids every three<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for one pair of<br />

Medicare-covered eyeglasses<br />

or contact lenses after<br />

cataract surgery.<br />

• $0 to $25 copay for<br />

Medicare-covered exams to<br />

diagnose and treat diseases<br />

and conditions of the eye.<br />

• $25 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine eye<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for glasses<br />

• $0 copay for contacts<br />

• $0 copay for lenses<br />

• $0 copay for frames<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

eye exams<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

eye exams<br />

• $0 copay for Medicare-


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams.<br />

• $45 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing exams.<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing aids.<br />

•Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$800 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Hearing Aids<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$800 plan coverage limit<br />

for supplemental routine<br />

hearing aids every three<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for one pair of<br />

Medicare-covered eyeglasses<br />

or contact lenses after<br />

cataract surgery<br />

• $0 to $35 copay for<br />

Medicare-covered exams to<br />

diagnose and treat diseases<br />

and conditions of the eye.<br />

• $35 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine eye<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for glasses<br />

• $0 copay for contacts<br />

• $0 copay for lenses<br />

• $0 copay for frames<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

eye exams<br />

• $45 copay for supplemental<br />

eye exams<br />

• $0 copay for Medicare-<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams.<br />

• $45 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing exams.<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing aids.<br />

•Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$800 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Hearing Aids<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$800 plan coverage limit<br />

for supplemental routine<br />

hearing aids every three<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for one pair of<br />

Medicare-covered eyeglasses<br />

or contact lenses after<br />

cataract surgery<br />

• $0 to $35 copay for<br />

Medicare-covered exams to<br />

diagnose and treat diseases<br />

and conditions of the eye.<br />

• $35 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine eye<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for glasses<br />

• $0 copay for contacts<br />

• $0 copay for lenses<br />

• $0 copay for frames<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $45 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

eye exams<br />

• $45 copay for supplemental<br />

eye exams<br />

• $0 copay for Medicare-<br />

61<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams.<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing exams.<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing aids.<br />

• Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$800 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Hearing Aids<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$800 plan coverage limit<br />

for supplemental routine<br />

hearing aids every three<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for one pair of<br />

Medicare-covered eyeglasses<br />

or contact lenses after<br />

cataract surgery.<br />

• $0 to $25 copay for<br />

Medicare-covered exams to<br />

diagnose and treat diseases<br />

and conditions of the eye.<br />

• $25 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine eye<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for glasses<br />

• $0 copay for contacts<br />

• $0 copay for lenses<br />

• $0 copay for frames<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

eye exams<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

eye exams<br />

• $0 copay for Medicare-<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

diagnostic hearing<br />

exams.<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing exams.<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

hearing aids.<br />

• Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$800 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Hearing Aids<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$800 plan coverage limit<br />

for supplemental routine<br />

hearing aids every three<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

In-Network<br />

• $0 copay for one pair of<br />

Medicare-covered eyeglasses<br />

or contact lenses after<br />

cataract surgery.<br />

• $0 to $25 copay for<br />

Medicare-covered exams to<br />

diagnose and treat diseases<br />

and conditions of the eye.<br />

• $25 copay for up to 1<br />

supplemental routine eye<br />

exam(s) every year<br />

• $0 copay for glasses<br />

• $0 copay for contacts<br />

• $0 copay for lenses<br />

• $0 copay for frames<br />

Out-of-Network<br />

• $35 copay for Medicarecovered<br />

eye exams<br />

• $35 copay for supplemental<br />

eye exams<br />

• $0 copay for Medicare-<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


Benefi t Original<br />

Medicare<br />

Over-the-Counter Items<br />

Transportation<br />

(Routine)<br />

Acupuncture<br />

Summary of Benefi ts<br />

• Not covered.<br />

• Not covered.<br />

• Not covered.<br />

62<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered eye wear<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

eye wear<br />

•Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$200 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Medicare-covered<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$200 plan coverage limit<br />

for eye wear every two<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

•Th e plan does not cover<br />

Over-the-Counter items.<br />

In-Network<br />

•Th is plan does not cover<br />

supplemental routine transportation.<br />

In-Network<br />

•Th is plan does not cover<br />

Acupuncture.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered eye wear<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

eye wear<br />

•Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$200 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Medicare-covered<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$200 plan coverage limit<br />

for eye wear every two<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

•Th e plan does not cover<br />

Over-the-Counter items.<br />

In-Network<br />

•Th is plan does not cover<br />

supplemental routine transportation.<br />

In-Network<br />

•Th is plan does not cover<br />

Acupuncture.


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered eye wear<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

eye wear<br />

•Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$200 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Medicare-covered<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$200 plan coverage limit<br />

for eye wear every two<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

•Th e plan does not cover<br />

Over-the-Counter items.<br />

In-Network<br />

•Th is plan does not cover<br />

supplemental routine transportation.<br />

In-Network<br />

•Th is plan does not cover<br />

Acupuncture.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 2<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered eye wear<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

eye wear<br />

•Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$200 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Medicare-covered<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$200 plan coverage limit<br />

for eye wear every two<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

•Th e plan does not cover<br />

Over-the-Counter items.<br />

In-Network<br />

•Th is plan does not cover<br />

supplemental routine transportation.<br />

In-Network<br />

•Th is plan does not cover<br />

Acupuncture.<br />

63<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered eye wear<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

eye wear<br />

• Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$200 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Medicare-covered<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$200 plan coverage limit<br />

for eye wear every two<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

• Th e plan does not cover<br />

Over-the-Counter items.<br />

• In-Network<br />

• Th is plan does not cover<br />

supplemental routine transportation.<br />

In-Network<br />

• Th is plan does not cover<br />

Acupuncture.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx<br />

(<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

covered eye wear<br />

• $0 copay for supplemental<br />

eye wear<br />

• Th e plan will pay up to<br />

$200 for all of the following<br />

services combined:<br />

• Medicare-covered<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

• Supplemental<br />

• Eye Wear<br />

In and Out-of-Network<br />

$200 plan coverage limit<br />

for eye wear every two<br />

years. Th is limit applies to<br />

both In-Network and outof-network<br />

benefi ts.<br />

General<br />

• Th e plan does not cover<br />

Over-the-Counter items.<br />

• In-Network<br />

• Th is plan does not cover<br />

supplemental routine transportation.<br />

In-Network<br />

• Th is plan does not cover<br />

Acupuncture.<br />

Summary of Benefi ts


2013 Monthly Premiums by County of Residence<br />

Please locate your county in the list below for plan availability and monthly premium.<br />

<strong>Preferred</strong> 1 (<strong>PPO</strong>) <strong>Preferred</strong> 1 <strong>Preferred</strong> 2 (<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

$0 Deductible Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

Adams $33 $74 $25<br />

Berks $33 $74 $25<br />

Blair $98 $150 $25<br />

Cambria $98 $150 $25<br />

Cameron $98 $150 $25<br />

Carbon NA NA $26<br />

Centre $98 $150 $20<br />

Clearfi eld $98 $150 $20<br />

Clinton $98 $150 $20<br />

Columbia $98 $150 $20<br />

Cumberland $98 $150 $20<br />

Dauphin $33 $74 $20<br />

Fulton $98 $150 $20<br />

Huntingdon $98 $150 $20<br />

Jeff erson $98 $150 $25<br />

Juniata $98 $150 $25<br />

Lackawanna $98 $150 $20<br />

Lancaster $33 $74 $20<br />

Lebanon $33 $74 $20<br />

Lehigh NA NA $26<br />

Luzerne $98 $150 $20<br />

Lycoming $98 $150 $20<br />

Miffl in $98 $150 $25<br />

Monroe $98 $150 $25<br />

Montour $98 $150 $20<br />

Northampton NA NA $26<br />

Northumberland $98 $150 $20<br />

Perry $98 $150 $25<br />

Pike $98 $150 $25<br />

Potter $98 $150 $25<br />

Schuylkill $98 $150 $25<br />

Snyder $98 $150 $20<br />

Somerset $98 $150 $25<br />

Sullivan $98 $150 $20<br />

Susquehanna $98 $150 $25<br />

Tioga $98 $150 $20<br />

Union $98 $150 $20<br />

Wayne $98 $150 $25<br />

Wyoming $98 $150 $20<br />

York $33 $74 $20


<strong>Preferred</strong> 2 <strong>Preferred</strong> 3 (<strong>PPO</strong>) <strong>Preferred</strong> 3<br />

$0 Deductible Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>) $0 Deductible Rx (<strong>PPO</strong>)<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$61 $96 $148<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$61 $96 $148<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$61 $96 $148<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$60 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA<br />

$55 NA NA


Notes


Notes


Formulary<br />

(List of Covered Drugs)


<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX<br />

2013 Formulary<br />

(List of Covered Drugs)<br />

PLEASE READ: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION ABOUT THE DRUGS WE<br />

COVER IN THIS PLAN<br />

Note to existing members: This formulary has changed since last year. Please review this document<br />

to make sure that it still contains the drugs you take.<br />

Beneficiaries must use network pharmacies to access their prescription drug benefit. Benefits, formulary,<br />

pharmacy network, premium and/or copayments/coinsurance may change on January 1, 2014.<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold is offered by <strong>Geisinger</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>, a health plan with a Medicare contract.<br />

This document is available in alternate formats, please call (800) 988-4861; 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (7 days a week,<br />

Oct. – Feb.) or 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Mon. – Fri., March – Sept). TTY/TDD users should call 711.<br />

Y0032 12230_3 File and Use 8/22/12 Last Updated: August 21, 2012<br />

Version Number: 7 Effective: January 1, 2013<br />

1<br />

Formulary


What is the <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX Formulary?<br />

A formulary is a list of covered drugs selected by <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX in consultation with a<br />

team of health care providers, which represents the prescription therapies believed to be a necessary part of a<br />

quality treatment program. <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX will generally cover the drugs listed in our<br />

formulary as long as the drug is medically necessary, the prescription is filled at a <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0<br />

Deductible RX network pharmacy, and other plan rules are followed. For more information on how to fill<br />

your prescriptions, please review your Evidence of Coverage.<br />

Can the Formulary change?<br />

Generally, if you are taking a drug on our 2013 formulary that was covered at the beginning of the year, we<br />

will not discontinue or reduce coverage of the drug during the 2013 coverage year except when a new, less<br />

expensive generic drug becomes available or when new adverse information about the safety or effectiveness<br />

of a drug is released. Other types of formulary changes, such as removing a drug from our formulary, will<br />

not affect members who are currently taking the drug. It will remain available at the same cost-sharing for<br />

those members taking it for the remainder of the coverage year. We feel it is important that you have<br />

continued access for the remainder of the coverage year to the formulary drugs that were available when you<br />

chose our plan, except for cases in which you can save additional money or we can ensure your safety.<br />

If we remove drugs from our formulary, or add prior authorization, quantity limits and/or step therapy<br />

restrictions on a drug or move a drug to a higher cost-sharing tier, we must notify affected members of the<br />

change at least 60 days before the change becomes effective, or at the time the member requests a refill of<br />

the drug, at which time the member will receive a 60-day supply of the drug. If the Food and Drug<br />

Administration deems a drug on our formulary to be unsafe or the drug’s manufacturer removes the drug<br />

from the market, we will immediately remove the drug from our formulary and provide notice to members<br />

who take the drug. The enclosed formulary is current as of Januar 1, 2013. To get updated information<br />

about the drugs covered by <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX , please visit our Web site at<br />

www.thehealthplan.com/Gold/Landing_Pages/Formulary/ or call Member Services at (800) 988-4861,<br />

8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (7 days a week, Oct. – Feb.) or 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Mon. – Fri., March – Sept) . TTY/TDD<br />

users should call 711. If non-maintenance changes are made to the formulary during the plan year, <strong>Geisinger</strong><br />

Gold $0 Deductible RX communicates changes to the formulary in the member newsletter and on the<br />

monthly explanation of benefits (EOB).<br />

How do I use the Formulary?<br />

There are two ways to find your drug within the formulary:<br />

Medical Condition<br />

The formulary begins on page 13. The drugs in this formulary are grouped into categories depending on<br />

the type of medical conditions that they are used to treat. For example, drugs used to treat a heart<br />

condition are listed under the category, “Cardiac Drugs”. If you know what your drug is used for, look<br />

for the category name in the list that begins 13. Then look under the category name for your drug.<br />

2


Alphabetical Listing<br />

If you are not sure what category to look under, you should look for your drug in the Index that begins on<br />

page I-1. The Index provides an alphabetical list of all of the drugs included in this document. Both<br />

brand name drugs and generic drugs are listed in the Index. Look in the Index and find your drug. Next<br />

to your drug, you will see the page number where you can find coverage information. Turn to the page<br />

listed in the Index and find the name of your drug in the first column of the list.<br />

What are generic drugs?<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX covers both brand name drugs and generic drugs. A generic drug is<br />

approved by the FDA as having the same active ingredient as the brand name drug. Generally, generic drugs<br />

cost less than brand name drugs.<br />

Are there any restrictions on my coverage?<br />

Some covered drugs may have additional requirements or limits on coverage. These requirements and limits<br />

may include:<br />

Prior Authorization: <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX requires you or your physician to get prior<br />

authorization for certain drugs. This means that you will need to get approval from <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold<br />

$0 Deductible RX before you fill your prescriptions. If you don’t get approval, <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0<br />

Deductible RX may not cover the drug.<br />

Quantity Limits: For certain drugs, <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX limits the amount of the drug<br />

that <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX will cover. For example, <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX<br />

provides six (6) tablets per prescription for Axert. This may be in addition to a standard one month<br />

or three month supply.<br />

Step Therapy: In some cases, <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX requires you to first try certain<br />

drugs to treat your medical condition before we will cover another drug for that condition. For<br />

example, if Drug A and Drug B both treat your medical condition, <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX<br />

may not cover Drug B unless you try Drug A first. If Drug A does not work for you, <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold<br />

$0 Deductible RX will then cover Drug B.<br />

You can find out if your drug has any additional requirements or limits by looking in the formulary that<br />

begins on page 13. You can also get more information about the restrictions applied to specific covered<br />

drugs by visiting our Web site at www.thehealthplan.com/Gold/Landing_Pages/Formulary/.<br />

You can ask <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX to make an exception to these restrictions or limits. See the<br />

section, “How do I request an exception to the <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX’s formulary?” on page 5<br />

for information about how to request an exception.<br />

3<br />

Formulary


What if my drug is not on the Formulary?<br />

If your drug is not included in this formulary, you should first contact Member Services and confirm that<br />

your drug is not covered. If you learn that <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX does not cover your drug, you<br />

have two options:<br />

You can ask Member Services for a list of similar drugs that are covered by <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0<br />

Deductible RX. When you receive the list, show it to your doctor and ask him or her to prescribe a<br />

similar drug that is covered by <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX.<br />

You can ask <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX to make an exception and cover your drug. See<br />

below for information about how to request an exception.<br />

How do I request an exception to the <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX’s Formulary?<br />

You can ask <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX to make an exception to our coverage rules. There are<br />

several types of exceptions that you can ask us to make.<br />

You can ask us to cover your drug even if it is not on our formulary.<br />

You can ask us to waive coverage restrictions or limits on your drug. For example, for certain drugs,<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX limit the amount of the drug that we will cover. If your drug has a<br />

quantity limit, you can ask us to waive the limit and cover more.<br />

You can ask us to provide a higher level of coverage for your drug. If your drug is contained in our<br />

non-preferred brand tier, you can ask us to cover it at the cost-sharing amount that applies to drugs in<br />

the preferred brand tier instead. This would lower the amount you must pay for your drug. Please<br />

note, if we grant your request to cover a drug that is not on our formulary, you may not ask us to<br />

provide a higher level of coverage for the drug. Also, you may not ask us to provide a higher level of<br />

coverage for drugs that are in the specialty tier.<br />

Generally, <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX will only approve your request for an exception if the<br />

alternative drugs included on the plan’s formulary, the lower-tiered drug or additional utilization restrictions<br />

would not be as effective in treating your condition and/or would cause you to have adverse medical effects.<br />

You should contact us to ask us for an initial coverage decision for a formulary, tiering or utilization<br />

restriction exception. When you are requesting a formulary, tiering or utilization restriction exception<br />

you should submit a statement from your physician supporting your request. Generally, we must make<br />

our decision within 72 hours of getting your prescriber’s or prescribing physician’s supporting statement.<br />

You can request an expedited (fast) exception if you or your doctor believe that your health could be<br />

seriously harmed by waiting up to 72 hours for a decision. If your request to expedite is granted, we must<br />

give you a decision no later than 24 hours after we get your prescriber’s or prescribing physician’s<br />

supporting statement.<br />

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What do I do before I can talk to my doctor about changing my drugs or requesting an<br />

exception?<br />

As a new or continuing member in our plan you may be taking drugs that are not on our formulary. Or, you<br />

may be taking a drug that is on our formulary but your ability to get it is limited. For example, you may need<br />

a prior authorization from us before you can fill your prescription. You should talk to your doctor to decide<br />

if you should switch to an appropriate drug that we cover or request a formulary exception so that we will<br />

cover the drug you take. While you talk to your doctor to determine the right course of action for you, we<br />

may cover your drug in certain cases during the first 90 days you are a member of our plan.<br />

For each of your drugs that is not on our formulary or if your ability to get your drugs is limited, we will<br />

cover a temporary 34-day supply (unless you have a prescription written for fewer days) when you go to a<br />

network pharmacy. After your first 34-day supply, we will not pay for these drugs, even if you have been a<br />

member of the plan less than 90 days.<br />

If you are a resident of a long-term care facility, we will allow you to refill your prescription until we have<br />

provided you with a 93-day transition supply, consistent with the dispensing increment, (unless you have a<br />

prescription written for fewer days). We will cover more than one refill of these drugs for the first 90 days<br />

you are a member of our plan. If you need a drug that is not on our formulary or if your ability to get your<br />

drugs is limited, but you are past the first 90 days of membership in our plan, we will cover a 34-day<br />

emergency supply of that drug (unless you have a prescription for fewer days) while you pursue a formulary<br />

exception.<br />

For members who experience a level of care change such as changing from one treatment setting to another<br />

(e.g. hospital to long-term care facility), being admitted to or discharged from a long-term care facility, or<br />

reverting from hospice status back to standard Medicare Part A and B benefits, an exception for a one-time<br />

temporary fill will be granted even if the member is past the first 90 days of membership in our plan. Early<br />

refill edits will not be applied when a level of care change exists.<br />

For more information<br />

For more detailed information about your <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX prescription drug coverage,<br />

please review your Evidence of Coverage and other plan materials.<br />

If you have questions about <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX, please call Member Services at (800) 988-<br />

4861, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (7 days a week, Oct. – Feb.) or 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Mon. – Fri., March – Sept).<br />

TTY/TDD users should call 711. Or visit www.thehealthplan.com/Gold/Landing_Pages/Formulary/.<br />

If you have general questions about Medicare prescription drug coverage, please call Medicare at 1-800-<br />

MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) 24 hours a day/7 days a week. TTY/TDD users should call 1-877-486-2048.<br />

Or, visit www.medicare.gov.<br />

5<br />

Formulary


<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX Formulary<br />

The formulary that begins on page 13 provides coverage information about some of the drugs covered by<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX. If you have trouble finding your drug in the list, turn to the Index that<br />

begins on page I-1.<br />

The first column of the chart lists the drug name. Brand name drugs are capitalized (e.g., BYETTA and<br />

generic drugs are listed in lower-case italics (e.g., simvastatin).<br />

The information in the Requirements/Limits column tells you if <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX has any<br />

special requirements for coverage of your drug.<br />

6


The following abbreviations may be found within the body of this document<br />

COVERAGE NOTES ABBREVIATIONS<br />

ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION EXPLANATION<br />

generic (BRAND)<br />

General<br />

The reference brand name in parenthesis is provided<br />

for information only to assist in identifying the generic<br />

medication and does NOT indicate formulary status or<br />

coverage.<br />

Utilization Management Restrictions<br />

You (or your physician) are required to get prior<br />

PA<br />

Prior Authorization<br />

Restriction<br />

authorization from <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX<br />

before you fill your prescription for this drug. Without<br />

prior approval, <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX may<br />

not cover this drug.<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX limits the amount of<br />

QL Quantity Limit Restriction this drug that is covered per prescription, or within a<br />

specific time frame.<br />

Before <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX will provide<br />

coverage for this drug, you must first try another<br />

ST Step Therapy Restriction drug(s) to treat your medical condition. This drug may<br />

only be covered if the other drug(s) does not work for<br />

you.<br />

Other Special Requirements for Coverage<br />

This prescription may be available only at certain<br />

pharmacies. For more information consult your<br />

LA Limited Access Drug<br />

Pharmacy Directory or call Member Services at (800)<br />

988-4861, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (7 days a week, Oct. – Feb.)<br />

or 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Mon. – Fri., March – Sept).<br />

TTY/TDD users should call 711.<br />

We provide coverage of this prescription drug in the<br />

GC Gap Coverage coverage gap. Please refer to our Evidence of<br />

Coverage for more information about this coverage.<br />

You may be able to receive greater than a 1-month<br />

supply of most of the drugs on your formulary via mail<br />

NM Non-Mail Order Drug order at a reduced cost share. Drugs not available via<br />

your mail order benefit are noted with “NM” in the<br />

notes column of your formulary.<br />

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STRENGTH AND DOSAGE FORM ABBREVIATIONS<br />

ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION<br />

adh. patch adhesive patch<br />

aer br act aerosol, breath activated<br />

aer pow aerosol, powder<br />

aer pow ba aerosol powder, breath activated<br />

aer refill aerosol refill<br />

aer w/adap aerosol with adapter<br />

ampul ampule<br />

blkbaginj bulk bag injection<br />

cap dr mp capsule, delayed release multiphasic<br />

cap ds pk capsule, dose pack<br />

cap er 12h capsule, 12 hour extended release<br />

cap er 24h capsule, 24 hour extended release<br />

cap er deg capsule, extended release degradable<br />

cap er pel capsule, extended release pellets<br />

cap mphase capsule, multiphasic<br />

cap.sa 24h capsule, 24 hour sustained action<br />

cap.sr 12h capsule, 12 hour sustained release<br />

cap.sr 24h capsule, 24 hour sustained release<br />

cap24h pct capsule, 24 hour controlled-onset pellets<br />

cap24h pel capsule, 24 hour sustained release pellets<br />

cap sprink capsule, sprinkle<br />

cap sr pel capsule sustained release pellets<br />

cap w/dev capsule with device<br />

capsule dr capsule, delayed release<br />

capsule er capsule, extended release<br />

capsule sa capsule, sustained action<br />

cmb cappad combination: capsule, pad<br />

cmb ont fm combination: ointment, foam<br />

cmb ont lt combination: ointment, lotion<br />

cmb tabpad combination: tablet, pad<br />

combo. pkg combination package<br />

cpmp 12hr capsule, 12 hour multiphasic<br />

cpmp 24hr capsule, 24 hour multiphasic<br />

cpmp 30-70 capsule, multiphasic, 30%-70%<br />

cpmp 50-50 capsule, multiphasic, 50%-50%<br />

cream(g), cream(gm) cream (grams)<br />

cream(ml) cream (milliliters)<br />

cream/appl cream with applicator<br />

cream, er (g) cream, extended release (grams)<br />

cream pack cream, package<br />

dehp fr bg di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate free bag<br />

dis needle disposable needle<br />

disk w/dev disk with inhalation device<br />

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ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION<br />

disp syrin disposable syringe<br />

drops susp drops, suspension<br />

drps hpvis drops, hyperviscous<br />

emul adhes emulsion adhesive<br />

emul packt emulsion packet<br />

emulsn(g) emulsion (grams)<br />

foam/appl. foam with applicator<br />

froz.piggy frozen piggyback<br />

g gram<br />

gel/pf app gel with prefilled applicator<br />

gel (gm) gel (grams)<br />

gel (ml) gel (milliliters)<br />

gel md pmp gel in metered dose pump<br />

gel w/appl gel with applicator<br />

gel w/pump gel with pump<br />

gran pack granule pack<br />

hfa aer ad hfa aerosol adapter<br />

infus. btl infusion bottle<br />

insuln pen insulin pen<br />

ip soln intraperitoneal solution<br />

irrig soln irrigating solution<br />

iv soln. intravenous solution<br />

jel jelly<br />

jelly/app jelly with applicator<br />

jel/pf app jelly with pre-filled applicator<br />

kit cl&crm kit: cleasner and cream<br />

kt crm le kit: cream, lotion emollient<br />

kt lotn ce kit: lotion, cream emollient<br />

kt oint le kit: ointment, lotion emollient<br />

lotion, er lotion, extended release<br />

lozenge hd lozenge handle<br />

m.ht patch medicated heated patch<br />

ma buc tab mucoadhesive buccal tablet<br />

mcg microgram<br />

med. pad medicated pad<br />

med. swab medicated swab<br />

med. tape medicated tape<br />

mg milligram<br />

ml milliliter<br />

muc er 12h mucoadhesive system, 12 hour extended release<br />

ndl fr inj needle for injection<br />

nl fm susp nail film suspension<br />

oint. (g), oint.(gm) ointment (grams)<br />

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ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION<br />

oral conc oral concentrate<br />

oral susp oral suspension<br />

paste (g) paste (grams)<br />

patch td24 patch, 24 hour transdermal<br />

patch td72 patch, 72 hour transdermal<br />

patch tdsw patch, biweekly transdermal<br />

patch tdwk patch, weekly transdermal<br />

pca syring patient-controlled analgesic syringe<br />

pca vial patient-controlled analgesic vial<br />

pellet(ea) pellet (each)<br />

pen ij kit pen injector kit<br />

pen injctr pen injector<br />

pggybk btl piggyback bottle<br />

plast. bag plastic bag<br />

powd pack powder pack<br />

sol md pmp solution with multi-dose pump<br />

sol w/appl solution with applicator<br />

sol/pf app solution with pre-filled applicator<br />

sol-gel solution, gel-forming<br />

soln recon solution, reconstituted<br />

soln(gram) solution (grams)<br />

spray susp spray, suspension<br />

spray/pump spray with pump<br />

stick(ea) stick (each)<br />

supp.rect suppository, rectal<br />

supp.vag suppository, vaginal<br />

suppos. suppository<br />

sus er 24h suspension, 24 hour extended release<br />

sus er rec suspension, extended release reconstituted<br />

sus mc rec suspension, microcapsule reconstituted<br />

suspdr pkt suspension, delayed release packet<br />

susp recon suspension, reconstituted<br />

syringekit syringe kit<br />

tab chew tablet, chewable<br />

tab er 12h tablet, 12 hour extended release<br />

tab er 24h tablet, 24 hour extended release<br />

tab er prt tablet, extended release particles<br />

tab er seq tablet, extended release sequels<br />

tab disper tablet, dispersable<br />

tab ds pk tablet, dose pack<br />

tab er 24 tablet, 24 hour extended release<br />

tab mphase tablet, multiphasic<br />

tab part tablet, particles<br />

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ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION<br />

tab rap dr tablet, rapid disintegrating delayed release<br />

tab rapdis tablet, rapid disintegrating<br />

tab subl tablet, sublingual<br />

tab.sr 12h tablet, 12 hour sustained release<br />

tab.sr 24h tablet, 24 hour sustained release<br />

tabergr24hr tablet, 24 hour gradual extended release<br />

tablet dr tablet, delayed release<br />

tablet, er tablet, extended release<br />

tablet eff tablet, effervescent<br />

tablet sa tablet, sustained action<br />

tablet sol tablet, soluble<br />

tb er dspk tablet, extended release dosepack<br />

tb mp dspk tablet, multiphasic dosepack<br />

tb rd dspk tablet, rapid disintegrating dosepack<br />

tbdspk 3mo tablet, 3-month dosepack<br />

tbmp 12hr tablet, 12 hour multiphasic<br />

tbmp 24hr tablet, 24 hour multiphasic<br />

u unit<br />

vag ring vaginal ring<br />

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Every medication on the <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible RX formulary is in one of five (5) cost-sharing tiers.<br />

In general, the higher the cost-sharing tier number, the higher your cost for the medication: As shown in the<br />

table below, the amount of the copayment or coinsurance depends on which cost-sharing tier your<br />

medication is in. Please note: what you pay for your medication depends on which “drug payment stage” you<br />

are in when you get the medication, and where you get the medication filled.<br />

Your share of the cost when you get a one-month supply (or less) of a covered Part D prescription drug<br />

prior to entering the coverage gap:<br />

Tier 1 (preferred generic) $3<br />

Tier 2 (non-preferred generic) $7<br />

Tier 3 (preferred brand) $39<br />

Tier 4 (non-preferred brand) $69<br />

Tier 5 (specialty tier) 33% coinsurance<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

Adrenals<br />

Adrenals<br />

ADVAIR DISKUS 3<br />

ADVAIR HFA 3<br />

ASMANEX 4 aer pow ba:<br />

110mcg(30),<br />

220mcg(14),<br />

220mcg(30),<br />

220mcg(60),<br />

220mcg120<br />

ASMANEX 4 aer pow ba:<br />

110mcg(7)<br />

betamet acet/betamet na<br />

ph<br />

(Celestone) 2 NM, PA<br />

budesonide (Entocort EC) 2<br />

cortisone acetate (Cortisone Acetate) 2 PA<br />

DEXAMETHASONE<br />

INTENSOL<br />

4<br />

dexamethasone sod<br />

phosphate<br />

(Dexamethasone Sod Phosphate) 2 NM, PA vial: 10mg/ml<br />

dexamethasone sod<br />

phosphate<br />

(Dexamethasone Sod Phosphate) 2 NM, PA vial: 4mg/ml<br />

dexamethasone (Dexamethasone) 2 PA<br />

DULERA 3<br />

FLOVENT DISKUS 4<br />

FLOVENT HFA 3<br />

fludrocortisone acetate (Fludrocortisone Acetate) 2<br />

hydrocortisone sod<br />

succinate<br />

(Hydrocortisone Sod Succinate) 2 NM, PA<br />

hydrocortisone (Cortef) 2 PA<br />

methylprednisolone<br />

acetate<br />

(Depo-medrol) 2 NM, PA<br />

methylprednisolone sod<br />

succ<br />

(Solu-medrol) 2 NM, PA vial: 1000mg<br />

methylprednisolone sod<br />

succ<br />

(Solu-medrol) 2 NM, PA vial: 125mg/2ml<br />

methylprednisolone (Medrol) 2 PA<br />

prednisolone acetate (Prednisolone Acetate) 2 NM, PA<br />

prednisolone sod<br />

phosphate<br />

(Orapred) 2 PA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

prednisolone (Prednisolone) 2 PA<br />

prednisone (Prednisone) 2 tab ds pk<br />

prednisone (Prednisone) 2 PA solution, tablet<br />

PULMICORT<br />

FLEXHALER<br />

3<br />

QVAR 3<br />

SOLU-MEDROL (PF) 4 NM, PA vial: 40mg/ml<br />

SYMBICORT 3<br />

VERIPRED 20 2 PA<br />

Alpha-Adrenergic Blocking Agents<br />

Alpha-Adrenergic Blocking Agents<br />

doxazosin mesylate (Cardura) 2<br />

prazosin hcl (Minipress) 2<br />

terazosin hcl<br />

Ammonia Detoxicants<br />

(Hytrin) 2<br />

Ammonia Detoxicants<br />

BUPHENYL 3 tablet<br />

BUPHENYL 4 powder<br />

lactulose (Lactulose) 2 solution<br />

lactulose (Lactulose) 2 syrup<br />

Analgesics and Antipyretics<br />

Analgesics And Antipyretics, Miscellaneous<br />

acetaminophen/phenyltolx (Staflex) 2 QL: 180 tablet: 650mg-50mg<br />

cit<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

acetaminophen/phenyltolx (Staflex) 2 QL: 240 tablet: 500mg-50mg<br />

cit<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

sal-amide/acetamin/p-tlox/ (Durabac) 2 QL: 360<br />

caff<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

sal-amide/acetaminophn/ (Asp) 2 QL: 390 capsule<br />

p-tlox<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Agents<br />

CELEBREX 3<br />

choline sal/mag salicylate (Choline Sal/mag Salicylate) 2<br />

diclofenac potassium (Cataflam) 2<br />

diclofenac sodium (Voltaren) 2<br />

diclofenac sodium (Voltaren) 2 (oral products only)<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

diflunisal (Diflunisal) 2<br />

etodolac (Etodolac) 2 capsule: 200mg; tab<br />

er 24h, tablet<br />

etodolac (Etodolac) 2 capsule: 300mg<br />

fenoprofen calcium (Fenoprofen Calcium) 2<br />

flurbiprofen (Ansaid) 2<br />

ibuprofen (Motrin) 2<br />

ketoprofen (Ketoprofen) 2<br />

magnesium salicylate (Magnesium Salicylate) 2<br />

meclofenamate sodium (Meclofenamate Sodium) 2<br />

mefenamic acid (Ponstel) 2<br />

meloxicam (Mobic) 2<br />

methyl salicylate (Methyl Salicylate) 2<br />

nabumetone (Relafen) 2<br />

naproxen sodium (Anaprox) 2<br />

naproxen (Naprosyn) 2<br />

oxaprozin (Oxaprozin) 2<br />

phenylbutazone (Phenylbutazone) 2<br />

piroxicam (Feldene) 2<br />

salsalate (Salflex) 2<br />

SOLARAZE 4 (oral products only)<br />

sulindac (Clinoril) 2<br />

tolmetin sodium (Tolmetin Sodium) 2<br />

Opiate Agonists<br />

acetaminophen with<br />

codeine<br />

acetaminophen with<br />

codeine<br />

acetaminophen with<br />

codeine<br />

acetaminophen with<br />

codeine<br />

(Tylenol-codeine No.3) 2 NM, QL:<br />

360 in 30<br />

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(Tylenol-codeine No.3) 2 NM, QL:<br />

390 in 30<br />

days<br />

(Tylenol-codeine No.3) 2 QL: 180<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

(Tylenol-codeine No.3) 2 QL: 180<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

AVINZA 3 NM, QL:<br />

30 in 30<br />

days<br />

tablet: 300mg-30mg<br />

tablet: 300mg-15mg<br />

tablet: 300mg-60mg<br />

tablet: 650mg-<br />

30mg, 650mg-60mg<br />

cpmp 24hr: 30mg,<br />

45mg, 60mg<br />

Formulary


Drug Name<br />

AVINZA 3 NM, QL:<br />

60 in 30<br />

codeine phos/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

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days<br />

(Codeine Phos/acetaminophen) 2 NM, QL:<br />

5000 in<br />

30 days<br />

codeine sulfate (Codeine Sulfate) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

codeine/butalbit/acetamin/<br />

caff<br />

codeine/butalbital/asa/<br />

caffein<br />

dhcodeine bt/<br />

acetaminophn/caff<br />

dhcodeine bt/<br />

acetaminophn/caff<br />

days<br />

(Fioricet with Codeine) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

days<br />

(Fiorinal with Codeine #3) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

(Dhcodeine Bt/acetaminophn/<br />

caff)<br />

days<br />

2 QL: 330<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

(Panlor SS) 2 NM, QL:<br />

150 in 30<br />

days<br />

fentanyl citrate (Actiq) 2 NM, PA,<br />

QL: 120<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

fentanyl (Duragesic) 2 NM, QL:<br />

10 in 30<br />

days<br />

fentanyl (Duragesic) 2 NM, QL:<br />

20 in 30<br />

hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

days<br />

(Hycet) 2 NM, QL:<br />

2700 in<br />

30 days<br />

(Hycet) 2 QL: 2025<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

(Hycet) 2 QL: 2700<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

cpmp 24hr: 75mg,<br />

90mg, 120mg<br />

capsule<br />

tablet<br />

patch td72: 12mcg/<br />

hr, 25mcg/hr,<br />

50mcg/hr<br />

patch td72: 75mcg/<br />

hr, 100mcg/hr<br />

solution: 7.5-500/15<br />

solution: 10-300/15<br />

solution: 5-163/7.5


hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

(Hycet) 2 QL: 2700 solution: 7.5-325/15<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

(Vicodin) 2 tablet: 2.5-325mg<br />

(Vicodin) 2 NM, QL:<br />

150 in 30<br />

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days<br />

(Vicodin) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

days<br />

(Vicodin) 2 NM, QL:<br />

240 in 30<br />

days<br />

(Vicodin) 2 NM, QL:<br />

360 in 30<br />

days<br />

(Vicodin) 2 NM, QL:<br />

390 in 30<br />

days<br />

hydrocodone/ibuprofen (Vicoprofen) 2 NM, QL:<br />

150 in 30<br />

days<br />

tablet: 7.5-750mg,<br />

10-750mg<br />

tablet: 7.5-650mg,<br />

10-660mg, 10mg-<br />

650mg<br />

capsule, tablet: 2.5-<br />

500mg, 5mg-<br />

500mg, 7.5-500mg,<br />

10mg-500mg<br />

tablet: 5mg-325mg,<br />

7.5-325mg, 10mg-<br />

325mg<br />

tablet: 5mg-300mg,<br />

7.5-300mg, 10mg-<br />

300mg<br />

hydromorphone hcl (Dilaudid) 2 vial<br />

hydromorphone hcl (Dilaudid) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

days<br />

tablet: 2mg, 4mg<br />

hydromorphone hcl (Dilaudid) 2 NM, QL:<br />

240 in 30<br />

days<br />

tablet: 8mg<br />

hydromorphone hcl/pf (Dilaudid) 2 NM ampul<br />

hydromorphone hcl/pf (Hydromorphone HCl/PF) 2 disp syrin<br />

hydromorphone hcl/pf (Hydromorphone HCl/PF) 2 NM vial<br />

ibuprofen/oxycodone hcl (Combunox) 2 NM, QL:<br />

28 in 30<br />

days<br />

levorphanol tartrate (Levo-dromoran) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

days<br />

Formulary


Drug Name<br />

methadone hcl (Methadone HCl) 2 NM, QL:<br />

1800 in<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

oral conc, solution<br />

methadone hcl (Methadone HCl) 2<br />

30 days<br />

NM vial<br />

methadone hcl (Methadose) 2 NM, QL:<br />

360 in 30<br />

days<br />

tablet<br />

methadone hcl (Methadose) 2 QL: 90 in tablet sol<br />

30 days<br />

morphine sulfate (Kadian) 2 QL: 120 cap er pel: 20mg,<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

60mg, 80mg<br />

morphine sulfate (Kadian) 2 QL: 90 in cap er pel: 30mg,<br />

30 days 50mg, 100mg<br />

morphine sulfate (Morphine Sulfate) 2 supp.rect, vial:<br />

10mg/ml<br />

morphine sulfate (Morphine Sulfate) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

days<br />

tablet<br />

morphine sulfate (Morphine Sulfate) 2 NM disp syrin, pen<br />

injctr, vial: 50mg/ml<br />

morphine sulfate (MS Contin) 2 NM, QL: tablet er: 60mg,<br />

120 in 30 200mg<br />

days<br />

morphine sulfate (MS Contin) 2 NM, QL: tablet er: 15mg,<br />

90 in 30<br />

days<br />

30mg, 100mg<br />

morphine sulfate (MSIR) 2 NM, QL: solution: 100mg/<br />

200 in 30 5ml<br />

days<br />

morphine sulfate (MSIR) 2 NM, QL:<br />

300 in 30<br />

days<br />

solution: 20mg/5ml<br />

morphine sulfate (MSIR) 2 NM, QL:<br />

700 in 30<br />

days<br />

solution: 10mg/5ml<br />

morphine sulfate/pf (Morphine Sulfate/PF) 2 pca vial: 150mg/<br />

30ml<br />

morphine sulfate/pf (Morphine Sulfate/PF) 2 NM pca vial: 30mg/<br />

30ml; vial: 25mg/ml<br />

morphine sulfate/pf (Morphine Sulfate/PF) 2 NM vial: 1mg/ml<br />

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Drug Name<br />

oxycodone hcl (Oxycodone HCl) 2 NM, QL:<br />

1300 in<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

30 days<br />

oxycodone hcl (Roxicodone) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

solution<br />

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days<br />

oxycodone hcl (Roxicodone) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

oxycodone hcl/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

oxycodone hcl/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

oxycodone hcl/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

oxycodone hcl/<br />

acetaminophen<br />

(Oxycodone HCl/<br />

acetaminophen)<br />

days<br />

2 NM, QL:<br />

1830 in<br />

30 days<br />

(Percocet) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

days<br />

(Percocet) 2 NM, QL:<br />

240 in 30<br />

days<br />

(Percocet) 2 NM, QL:<br />

360 in 30<br />

days<br />

oxycodone hcl/aspirin (Percodan) 2 NM, QL:<br />

360 in 30<br />

days<br />

OXYCONTIN 4 NM, ST,<br />

QL: 120<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

OXYCONTIN 4 NM, ST,<br />

QL: 90 in<br />

30 days<br />

oxymorphone hcl (Opana) 2 NM, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

days<br />

tramadol hcl (Tramadol HCl) 2 QL: 60 in<br />

30 days<br />

tramadol hcl (Ultram ER) 2 QL: 30 in<br />

30 days<br />

tramadol hcl (Ultram ER) 2 QL: 90 in<br />

30 days<br />

capsule, oral conc,<br />

tablet: 5mg, 15mg,<br />

30mg<br />

tablet: 10mg, 20mg<br />

solution<br />

tablet: 10mg-650mg<br />

capsule, tablet:<br />

5mg-500mg, 7.5-<br />

500mg<br />

tablet: 2.5-325mg,<br />

5mg-325mg, 7.5-<br />

325mg, 10mg-<br />

325mg<br />

tab er 12h: 60mg,<br />

80mg<br />

tab er 12h: 10mg,<br />

15mg, 20mg, 30mg,<br />

40mg<br />

tablet<br />

cpmp 25-75<br />

tab er 24h: 200mg,<br />

300mg<br />

tab er 24h: 100mg<br />

Formulary


Drug Name<br />

tramadol hcl (Ultram) 2 QL: 240<br />

in 30<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

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days<br />

tablet<br />

tramadol hcl/<br />

(Ultracet) 2 QL: 240<br />

acetaminophen<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

Opiate Partial Agonists<br />

buprenorphine hcl (Buprenorphine HCl) 2 NM disp syrin, (oral<br />

buprenorphine hcl (Subutex) 2 NM, QL:<br />

20 in 30<br />

days<br />

buprenorphine hcl (Subutex) 2 NM, QL:<br />

5 in 30<br />

days<br />

butorphanol tartrate (Butorphanol Tartrate) 2 NM<br />

BUTRANS 4 PA, QL:<br />

4 in 28<br />

days<br />

nalbuphine hcl (Nalbuphine HCl) 2 NM<br />

SUBOXONE 4 NM, QL:<br />

360 in 30<br />

days<br />

SUBOXONE 4 NM, QL:<br />

90 in 30<br />

days<br />

Androgens<br />

Androgens<br />

ANADROL-50 3 NM<br />

ANDRODERM 3<br />

ANDROGEL 4<br />

danazol (Danocrine) 2<br />

fluoxymesterone (Fluoxymesterone) 2<br />

oxandrolone (Oxandrin) 2 NM<br />

STRIANT 4<br />

testosterone cypionate (Depo-testosterone) 2 NM<br />

testosterone enanthate (Delatestryl) 2 NM<br />

products only)<br />

tab subl: 2mg, (oral<br />

products only)<br />

tab subl: 8mg, (oral<br />

products only)<br />

tab subl: 2mg-<br />

0.5mg<br />

tab subl: 8mg-2mg


Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

Anorexigenics, Respiratory, Cerebral Stimulants<br />

Amphetamines<br />

amphet asp/amphet/damphet<br />

(Adderall XR) 2 cap er 24h<br />

amphet asp/amphet/damphet<br />

(Adderall) 2 NM tablet<br />

dextroamphetamine<br />

sulfate<br />

(Dexedrine) 2 NM<br />

methamphetamine hcl (Desoxyn) 2 NM<br />

Anorexigenics, Respiratory, Cerebral Stimulants, Miscellaneous<br />

caffeine citrated (Cafcit) 2 solution<br />

caffeine citrated (Cafcit) 2 NM vial<br />

caffeine/sodium benzoate (Caffeine/sodium Benzoate) 2 NM<br />

dexmethylphenidate hcl (Focalin) 2 NM<br />

METADATE CD 3 NM<br />

METHYLIN 2 NM tab chew, (oral<br />

products only)<br />

methylphenidate hcl (Concerta) 2 tab er 24, (oral<br />

products only)<br />

methylphenidate hcl (Ritalin LA) 2 cpmp 50-50, tablet<br />

er, (oral products<br />

only)<br />

methylphenidate hcl (Ritalin) 2 cpmp 50-50, tablet<br />

er<br />

methylphenidate hcl (Ritalin) 2 NM solution, tablet,<br />

(oral products only)<br />

modafinil (Provigil) 2<br />

NUVIGIL 4 PA<br />

PROVIGIL<br />

Anthelmintics<br />

Anthelmintics<br />

3 PA<br />

ALBENZA 3<br />

BILTRICIDE 4<br />

STROMECTOL<br />

Antiallergic Agents<br />

4<br />

Antiallergic Agents<br />

ALOMIDE 4<br />

azelastine hcl (Astelin) 2<br />

epinastine hcl (Elestat) 2<br />

PATADAY 3<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

Antibacterials<br />

Aminoglycosides<br />

amikacin sulfate (Amikacin Sulfate) 2 vial: 1000mg/4ml<br />

amikacin sulfate (Amikacin Sulfate) 2 NM vial: 100mg/2ml<br />

gentamicin in nacl, isoosm<br />

(Gentamicin In Nacl, Iso-osm) 2 piggyback: 80mg/<br />

100ml, 80mg/50ml,<br />

100mg/0.1l<br />

(Gentamicin In Nacl, Iso-osm) 2 NM piggyback: 100mg/<br />

gentamicin in nacl, isoosm<br />

50ml<br />

gentamicin in nacl, iso- (Gentamicin In Nacl, Iso-osm) 2 NM piggyback: 60mg/<br />

osm<br />

50ml, 70mg/50ml,<br />

90mg/100ml<br />

gentamicin sulfate (Garamycin) 2 NM<br />

gentamicin sulfate/pf (Gentamicin Sulfate/PF) 2 NM<br />

kanamycin sulfate (Kanamycin Sulfate) 2 NM vial: 1g/3ml<br />

kanamycin sulfate (Kanamycin Sulfate) 2 NM vial: 500mg/2ml<br />

neomycin sulfate (Neomycin Sulfate) 2 solution<br />

neomycin sulfate (Neomycin Sulfate) 2 tablet<br />

streptomycin sulfate (Streptomycin Sulfate) 2 NM<br />

TOBI 4 PA<br />

tobramycin sulfate (Nebcin) 2 NM<br />

tobramycin/sodium<br />

chloride<br />

(Tobramycin/sodium Chloride) 2 NM<br />

Antibacterials, Miscellaneous<br />

bacitracin (Bacitracin) 2 NM<br />

chloramphenicol na succ (Chloramphenicol Na Succ) 2 NM<br />

clindamycin hcl (Cleocin HCl) 2 capsule: 150mg,<br />

300mg<br />

clindamycin hcl (Cleocin HCl) 2 capsule: 75mg<br />

clindamycin palmitate hcl (Cleocin Palmitate) 2<br />

clindamycin phosphate (Cleocin Phosphate) 2 NM<br />

colistin (colistimethate na) (Coly-mycin M Parenteral) 2 NM<br />

CUBICIN 5 NM, PA<br />

LINCOCIN 4 NM<br />

polymyxin b sulfate (Polymyxin B Sulfate) 2 NM<br />

vancomycin hcl (Vancocin HCl) 2 capsule<br />

vancomycin hcl (Vancomycin HCl) 2 NM, PA vial: 10g<br />

vancomycin hcl (Vancomycin HCl) 2 PA vial: 1g<br />

vancomycin hcl/d5w (Vancomycin HCl/D5W) 2 NM<br />

ZYVOX 5 NM, PA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Cephalosporins<br />

cefaclor (Ceclor) 2<br />

cefadroxil hydrate (Cefadroxil Hydrate) 2<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

cefazolin sodium (Ancef) 2 NM<br />

cefazolin sodium/<br />

dextrose,iso<br />

(Cefazolin Sodium/dextrose, Iso) 2 froz.piggy<br />

cefdinir (Omnicef) 2<br />

cefditoren pivoxil (Spectracef) 2<br />

cefepime hcl (Maxipime) 2 NM<br />

cefotaxime sodium (Claforan) 2 NM vial: 1g, 2g, 10g<br />

cefotaxime sodium (Claforan) 2 NM vial: 500mg<br />

cefpodoxime proxetil (Vantin) 2<br />

cefprozil (Cefzil) 2<br />

ceftazidime pentahydrate (Fortaz) 2 vial: 500mg<br />

ceftazidime pentahydrate (Fortaz) 2 NM vial: 1g; vial port:<br />

1g<br />

ceftazidime pentahydrate (Fortaz) 2 NM vial: 2g, 6g<br />

CEFTAZIDIME 2<br />

ceftriaxone na/<br />

dextrose,iso<br />

(Ceftriaxone Na/dextrose, Iso) 2 NM froz.piggy: 1g/50ml<br />

ceftriaxone sodium (Rocephin) 2 NM vial<br />

cefuroxime axetil (Ceftin) 2<br />

cefuroxime sodium (Zinacef) 2 vial: 7.5g<br />

cefuroxime sodium (Zinacef) 2 NM vial: 1.5g, 750mg<br />

cefuroxime sodium/ (Cefuroxime Sodium/dextrose, 2 NM<br />

dextrose,iso<br />

Iso)<br />

cephalexin (Keflex) 2<br />

SUPRAX<br />

Macrolides<br />

4 tablet<br />

azithromycin (Zithromax) 2 NM vial<br />

azithromycin (Zithromax) 2 PA packet<br />

azithromycin (Zithromax) 2 PA susp recon, tablet<br />

clarithromycin (Biaxin) 2 PA<br />

ery e-succ/sulfisoxazole (Pediazole) 2 PA<br />

ERY-TAB 2 PA<br />

ERYTHROCIN<br />

LACTOBIONATE<br />

3 vial port: 500mg<br />

erythromycin base (Eryc) 2 PA capsule dr<br />

erythromycin base (Erythromycin Base) 2 PA tablet, tablet dr<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

erythromycin<br />

(Erythromycin Ethylsuccinate) 2 PA oral susp: 200mg/<br />

ethylsuccinate<br />

5ml<br />

erythromycin<br />

ethylsuccinate<br />

(Erythromycin Ethylsuccinate) 2 PA tablet<br />

erythromycin stearate (Erythromycin Stearate) 2 PA<br />

KETEK 4 PA<br />

PCE 4 PA<br />

Miscellaneous B-lactam Antibiotics<br />

aztreonam (Azactam) 2 NM<br />

cefotetan disod/<br />

dextrose,iso<br />

(Cefotetan Disod/dextrose, Iso) 2 NM<br />

cefotetan disodium (Cefotetan Disodium) 2 NM<br />

cefoxitin sodium (Mefoxin) 2 NM<br />

cefoxitin sodium/<br />

dextrose,iso<br />

(Cefoxitin Sodium/dextrose, Iso) 2 NM<br />

imipenem/cilastatin<br />

sodium<br />

(Primaxin) 2<br />

meropenem (Merrem) 2 NM<br />

PRIMAXIN I.M. 3 NM<br />

PRIMAXIN<br />

Penicillins<br />

3 NM<br />

amoxicillin (Amoxil) 2<br />

amoxicillin/potassium clav (Augmentin) 2<br />

ampicillin sodium (Totacillin-N) 2 vial: 2g<br />

ampicillin sodium (Totacillin-N) 2 NM vial port<br />

ampicillin sodium (Totacillin-N) 2 NM vial: 10g, 125mg<br />

ampicillin sodium/<br />

sulbactam na<br />

(Unasyn) 2 vial port<br />

ampicillin sodium/<br />

sulbactam na<br />

(Unasyn) 2 vial: 3g<br />

ampicillin sodium/<br />

sulbactam na<br />

(Unasyn) 2 NM vial: 15g<br />

ampicillin trihydrate (Ampicillin Trihydrate) 2<br />

dicloxacillin sodium (Dicloxacillin Sodium) 2<br />

nafcillin sodium (Unipen) 2 NM vial<br />

nafcillin sodium (Unipen) 2 NM vial port<br />

NALLPEN-ISO-<br />

OSMOTIC DEXTROSE<br />

2 NM<br />

oxacillin sodium (Oxacillin Sodium) 2 vial: 2g<br />

oxacillin sodium (Oxacillin Sodium) 2 NM vial: 10g<br />

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Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

oxacillin sodium/<br />

dextrose,iso<br />

(Oxacillin Sodium/dextrose, Iso) 2 NM<br />

pen g pot/dextrose-water (Pen G Pot/dextrose-water) 2 NM froz.piggy: 1mm/<br />

50ml<br />

pen g pot/dextrose-water (Pen G Pot/dextrose-water) 2 NM froz.piggy: 2mm/<br />

50ml, 3mm/50ml<br />

penicillin g potassium (Penicillin G Potassium) 2 NM<br />

penicillin g potassium/d5w (Penicillin G Potassium/D5W) 2 NM<br />

penicillin g procaine (Penicillin G Procaine) 2 NM disp syrin: 1.2mm/<br />

2ml<br />

penicillin g procaine (Penicillin G Procaine) 2 NM disp syrin: 600000/<br />

ml<br />

penicillin v potassium (Veetids 500) 2<br />

piperacillin sodium/<br />

tazobactam<br />

(Zosyn) 2<br />

TIMENTIN<br />

Quinolones<br />

3 NM<br />

AVELOX ABC PACK 3<br />

AVELOX 3<br />

ciprofloxacin hcl (Cipro) 2<br />

ciprofloxacin lactate/d5w (Cipro I.V.) 2<br />

ciprofloxacin/ciprofloxa<br />

hcl<br />

(Cipro XR) 2<br />

LEVAQUIN 3 piggyback<br />

levofloxacin (Levaquin) 2<br />

levofloxacin/d5w (Levaquin) 2<br />

nalidixic acid (Nalidixic Acid) 2<br />

ofloxacin (Floxin) 2<br />

Sulfonamides (Systemic)<br />

sulfadiazine (Sulfadiazine) 2<br />

sulfamethoxazole/<br />

trimethoprim<br />

(Septra) 2 oral susp, tablet<br />

sulfamethoxazole/ (Sulfamethoxazole/<br />

2 NM vial<br />

trimethoprim<br />

trimethoprim)<br />

sulfasalazine<br />

Tetracyclines<br />

(Azulfidine) 2<br />

ALODOX 3<br />

demeclocycline hcl (Declomycin) 2<br />

doxycycline hyclate (Doxycycline Hyclate) 2 NM vial<br />

doxycycline hyclate (Vibramycin) 2 capsule, tablet dr<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

doxycycline hyclate (Vibra-tabs) 2 capsule dr, tablet<br />

doxycycline monohydrate (Adoxa) 2 capsule: 75mg;<br />

tablet<br />

doxycycline monohydrate (Monodox) 2 capsule: 150mg<br />

minocycline hcl (Dynacin) 2<br />

tetracycline hcl (Ala-tet) 2 capsule<br />

tetracycline hcl (Tetracycline HCl) 2 oral susp<br />

TYGACIL 4 NM<br />

Anticholinergic Agents<br />

Antimuscarinics/Antispasmodics<br />

atropine sulfate (Atropine Sulfate) 2 NM disp syrin<br />

atropine sulfate (Atropine Sulfate) 2 NM vial<br />

ATROVENT HFA 3<br />

dicyclomine hcl (Bentyl) 2<br />

glycopyrrolate (Robinul) 2 tablet<br />

glycopyrrolate (Robinul) 2 NM vial<br />

hyoscyamine sulfate (Symax-sl) 2 drops, elixir, tab<br />

rapdis: 0.125mg,<br />

0.25mg; tab subl,<br />

tablet<br />

hyoscyamine (Cystospaz) 2<br />

isopropamide/<br />

prochlorperazine<br />

(Isopropamide/prochlorperazine) 2<br />

methscopolamine bromide (Pamine) 2<br />

propantheline/<br />

phenobarbital<br />

(Propantheline/phenobarbital) 2<br />

SPIRIVA<br />

Anticonvulsants<br />

3<br />

Anticonvulsants, Miscellaneous<br />

BANZEL 4<br />

carbamazepine (Tegretol XR) 2 tab er 12h<br />

carbamazepine (Tegretol) 2 cpmp 12hr, oral<br />

susp, tab chew,<br />

tablet<br />

divalproex sodium (Depakote ER) 2<br />

felbamate (Felbatol) 2<br />

gabapentin (Neurontin) 2<br />

GABITRIL 3<br />

LAMICTAL (BLUE) 4<br />

LAMICTAL (GREEN) 4<br />

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Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

LAMICTAL (ORANGE) 4<br />

LAMICTAL ODT<br />

(BLUE)<br />

4<br />

LAMICTAL ODT<br />

(GREEN)<br />

4<br />

LAMICTAL ODT<br />

(ORANGE)<br />

4<br />

LAMICTAL ODT 4<br />

LAMICTAL XR (BLUE) 4<br />

LAMICTAL XR<br />

(GREEN)<br />

4<br />

LAMICTAL XR<br />

(ORANGE)<br />

4<br />

LAMICTAL XR 4 tab er 24: 25mg,<br />

50mg, 100mg,<br />

200mg, 250mg<br />

LAMICTAL XR 4 tab er 24: 300mg<br />

lamotrigine (Lamictal (green)) 2 tab ds pk<br />

lamotrigine (Lamictal) 2 tablet, tb chw dsp<br />

levetiracetam in nacl (isoos)<br />

(Levetiracetam In Nacl (iso-os)) 2<br />

levetiracetam (Keppra) 2 solution, tab er 24h,<br />

tablet<br />

levetiracetam (Keppra) 2 NM vial<br />

LYRICA 3<br />

magnesium chloride (Magnesium Chloride) 2<br />

magnesium sulfate (Magnesium Sulfate) 2 NM disp syrin<br />

magnesium sulfate (Magnesium Sulfate) 2 NM infus. btl,<br />

piggyback, vial<br />

magnesium sulfate/d5w (Magnesium Sulfate/D5W) 2 NM<br />

oxcarbazepine (Trileptal) 2 oral susp<br />

oxcarbazepine (Trileptal) 2 tablet<br />

POTIGA 4<br />

SABRIL 3 PA<br />

STAVZOR 4<br />

TEGRETOL XR 3 tab er 12h: 100mg<br />

topiramate (Topamax) 2<br />

TRILEPTAL 4 oral susp<br />

valproate sodium (Depacon) 2 NM vial<br />

valproate sodium (Depakene) 2 solution<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

valproic acid (Depakene) 2<br />

VIMPAT 4 NM, PA vial<br />

VIMPAT 4 PA solution, tablet<br />

zonisamide (Zonegran) 2<br />

Hydantoins<br />

DILANTIN 3 tab chew<br />

DILANTIN 4 capsule<br />

fosphenytoin sodium (Cerebyx) 2 NM<br />

PEGANONE 3<br />

PHENYTEK 4<br />

phenytoin sodium<br />

extended<br />

(Dilantin) 2<br />

phenytoin sodium (Phenytoin Sodium) 2 ampul<br />

phenytoin sodium (Phenytoin Sodium) 2 disp syrin<br />

phenytoin<br />

Succinimides<br />

(Dilantin-125) 2<br />

CELONTIN 4<br />

ethosuximide<br />

Antidiabetic Agents<br />

(Zarontin) 2<br />

Antidiabetic Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

acarbose (Precose) 1 GC<br />

BYETTA 3<br />

GLYSET 4<br />

JANUMET 3 QL: 60 in<br />

30 days<br />

JANUVIA 3<br />

KORLYM 5 NM, LA,<br />

QL: 120<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

metformin hcl (Fortamet) 2 QL: 60 in tab er 24<br />

30 days<br />

metformin hcl (Glucophage XR) 2 QL: 120<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

tab er 24h: 500mg<br />

metformin hcl (Glucophage XR) 2 QL: 60 in tab er 24h: 750mg<br />

30 days<br />

metformin hcl (Glucophage) 1 GC, QL:<br />

150 in 30<br />

days<br />

tablet: 500mg<br />

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Drug Name<br />

metformin hcl (Glucophage) 1 GC, QL:<br />

75 in 30<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

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days<br />

metformin hcl (Glucophage) 1 GC, QL:<br />

90 in 30<br />

days<br />

nateglinide (Starlix) 2<br />

PRANDIN 3<br />

SYMLIN 3 NM, PA<br />

SYMLINPEN 120 3 PA<br />

SYMLINPEN 60<br />

Insulins<br />

3 PA<br />

LANTUS SOLOSTAR 3<br />

LANTUS 3<br />

LEVEMIR 3<br />

NOVOLIN 70-30<br />

3<br />

INNOLET<br />

tablet: 1000mg<br />

tablet: 850mg<br />

NOVOLIN 70-30 3<br />

NOVOLIN N INNOLET 3<br />

NOVOLIN N 3<br />

NOVOLIN R 3 insuln pen<br />

NOVOLIN R 3 vial<br />

NOVOLOG MIX 70-30 3<br />

NOVOLOG<br />

Sulfonylureas<br />

3<br />

chlorpropamide (Diabinese) 2 QL: 225<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

tablet: 100mg<br />

chlorpropamide (Diabinese) 2 QL: 90 in tablet: 250mg<br />

30 days<br />

glimepiride (Amaryl) 1 GC, QL:<br />

120 in 30<br />

days<br />

glimepiride (Amaryl) 1 GC, QL:<br />

240 in 30<br />

days<br />

glimepiride (Amaryl) 1 GC, QL:<br />

60 in 30<br />

days<br />

tablet: 2mg<br />

tablet: 1mg<br />

tablet: 4mg<br />

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Drug Name<br />

glipizide (Glucotrol XL) 1 GC, QL:<br />

60 in 30<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

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days<br />

glipizide (Glucotrol) 1 GC, QL:<br />

120 in 30<br />

days<br />

glipizide (Glucotrol) 1 GC, QL:<br />

240 in 30<br />

days<br />

glipizide/metformin hcl (Metaglip) 1 GC, QL:<br />

120 in 30<br />

days<br />

glipizide/metformin hcl (Metaglip) 1 GC, QL:<br />

240 in 30<br />

days<br />

glyburide (Micronase) 2 QL: 120<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

glyburide (Micronase) 2 QL: 240<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

glyburide (Micronase) 2 QL: 480<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

glyburide,micronized (Glynase) 2 QL: 120<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

glyburide,micronized (Glynase) 2 QL: 240<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

glyburide,micronized (Glynase) 2 QL: 60 in<br />

30 days<br />

glyburide/metformin hcl (Glucovance) 2 QL: 120<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

glyburide/metformin hcl (Glucovance) 2 QL: 240<br />

in 30<br />

days<br />

tolazamide (Tolazamide) 1 GC, QL:<br />

120 in 30<br />

days<br />

tab er 24: 10mg<br />

tab er 24: 5mg;<br />

tablet: 10mg<br />

tab er 24: 2.5mg;<br />

tablet: 5mg<br />

tablet: 2.5-500mg,<br />

5mg-500mg<br />

tablet: 2.5-250mg<br />

tablet: 5mg<br />

tablet: 2.5mg<br />

tablet: 1.25mg<br />

tablet: 3mg<br />

tablet: 1.5mg<br />

tablet: 6mg<br />

tablet: 2.5-500mg,<br />

5mg-500mg<br />

tablet: 1.25-250mg<br />

tablet: 250mg


Drug Name<br />

tolazamide (Tolazamide) 1 GC, QL:<br />

60 in 30<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

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days<br />

tolbutamide<br />

Thiazolidinediones<br />

(Tolbutamide) 1 GC, QL:<br />

180 in 30<br />

days<br />

ACTOPLUS MET XR 3 QL: 30 in<br />

30 days<br />

ACTOPLUS MET XR 3 QL: 60 in<br />

30 days<br />

ACTOPLUS MET 3 QL: 90 in<br />

30 days<br />

ACTOS 3 QL: 30 in<br />

tablet: 500mg<br />

tbmp 24hr: 30-<br />

1000mg<br />

tbmp 24hr: 15-<br />

1000mg<br />

tablet: 30mg, 45mg<br />

ACTOS<br />

Antidiarrhea Agents<br />

3<br />

30 days<br />

QL: 90 in tablet: 15mg<br />

30 days<br />

Antidiarrhea Agents<br />

diphenoxylate hcl/atropine (Lomotil) 2 NM, PA liquid<br />

diphenoxylate hcl/atropine (Lomotil) 2 PA tablet<br />

loperamide hcl (Loperamide HCl) 2<br />

opium tincture<br />

Antiemetics<br />

(Opium Tincture) 2<br />

5-ht3 Receptor Antagonists<br />

ANZEMET 4 PA tablet<br />

granisetron hcl (Kytril) 2 vial<br />

granisetron hcl (Kytril) 2 PA solution, tablet<br />

granisetron hcl/pf (Kytril) 2 NM<br />

ondansetron hcl (Zofran) 2 NM vial<br />

ondansetron hcl (Zofran) 2 PA solution, tablet<br />

ondansetron in 0.9 %<br />

nacl/pf<br />

(Ondansetron In 0.9 % Nacl/PF) 2 NM<br />

ondansetron (Zofran Odt) 2 PA<br />

Antiemetics, Miscellaneous<br />

dronabinol (Marinol) 2 NM<br />

EMEND 4 PA cap ds pk, capsule<br />

Antihistamines (GI Drugs)<br />

dimenhydrinate (Dimenhydrinate) 2 NM<br />

meclizine hcl (Antivert) 2<br />

Formulary


Drug Name<br />

prochlorperazine edisylate (Compazine) 2 NM<br />

prochlorperazine maleate (Compazine) 2<br />

Antifungal (Systemic)<br />

Antifungals, Miscellaneous<br />

ABELCET 5 NM, PA<br />

AMBISOME 5 NM, PA<br />

amphotericin b (Amphotericin B) 2 NM, PA<br />

ANCOBON 5 NM<br />

flucytosine (Ancobon) 2<br />

griseofulvin,microsize (Grifulvin V) 2<br />

GRIS-PEG 3<br />

nystatin (Mycostatin) 2<br />

terbinafine hcl (Lamisil) 2<br />

triacetin (Triacetin) 2<br />

Azoles<br />

fluconazole in nacl,iso-<br />

osm<br />

(Fluconazole In Nacl,iso-osm) 2<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

fluconazole (Diflucan) 2<br />

itraconazole (Sporanox) 2 PA<br />

ketoconazole (Nizoral) 2<br />

voriconazole (Vfend IV) 2 vial<br />

voriconazole<br />

Echinocandins<br />

(Vfend) 2 tablet<br />

CANCIDAS 4 NM<br />

ERAXIS (WATER<br />

4<br />

DILUENT)<br />

Antiglaucoma Agents<br />

Antiglaucoma Agents<br />

acetazolamide sodium (Acetazolamide Sodium) 2 NM<br />

acetazolamide (Acetazolamide) 2<br />

ALPHAGAN P 3 drops: 0.1%<br />

AZOPT 4<br />

betaxolol hcl (Betaxolol HCl) 2<br />

BETOPTIC S 4<br />

brimonidine tartrate (Alphagan P) 2<br />

dorzolamide hcl (Trusopt) 2<br />

dorzolamide hcl/timolol (Cosopt) 2<br />

maleat<br />

latanoprost (Xalatan) 2<br />

levobunolol hcl (Betagan) 2 drops: 0.25%<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

levobunolol hcl (Betagan) 2 drops: 0.5%<br />

LUMIGAN 4<br />

methazolamide (Neptazane) 2<br />

metipranolol (Optipranolol) 2<br />

PHOSPHOLINE IODIDE 4<br />

pilocarpine hcl (Isopto Carpine) 2<br />

PILOPINE HS 3<br />

timolol maleate (Timoptic) 2<br />

TRAVATAN Z 3<br />

Antihistamines<br />

Antihistamines<br />

carbinoxamine maleate (Palgic) 2 liquid: 4mg/5ml;<br />

tablet: 4mg<br />

cetirizine hcl (Cetirizine HCl) 2<br />

chlorpheniramine maleate (Chlorpheniramine Maleate) 2<br />

clemastine fumarate (Clemastine Fumarate) 2 tablet<br />

clemastine fumarate (Tavist) 2 syrup<br />

cyproheptadine hcl (Cyproheptadine HCl) 2<br />

desloratadine (Clarinex) 2<br />

diphenhydramine hcl (Benadryl) 2 NM vial<br />

diphenhydramine hcl (Diphenhydramine HCl) 2 capsule: 25mg<br />

diphenhydramine hcl (Diphenhydramine HCl) 2 capsule: 50mg<br />

doxylamine succinate (Doxylamine Succinate) 2<br />

fexofenadine hcl (Allegra) 2<br />

fexofenadine/<br />

pseudoephedrine<br />

(Fexofenadine/pseudoephedrine) 2<br />

levocetirizine<br />

dihydrochloride<br />

(Xyzal) 2<br />

p-epd tan/chlor-tan (P-epd Tan/chlor-tan) 2<br />

phenylephrine hcl/prometh (Phenylephrine HCl/prometh 2<br />

hcl<br />

HCl)<br />

promethazine hcl (Promethazine HCl) 2 supp.rect, syrup,<br />

tablet<br />

promethazine hcl (Promethazine HCl) 2 NM ampul, vial<br />

tripelennamine hcl (Tripelennamine HCl) 2<br />

Anti-infectives (EENT)<br />

Anti-infectives (EENT)<br />

acetic acid (Vosol) 2<br />

acetic acid/hydrocortisone (Vosol HC) 2<br />

AZASITE 4<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

bacitracin (Bacitracin) 2<br />

bacitracin/polymyxin b<br />

sulfate<br />

(Polycin-b) 2<br />

BESIVANCE 4<br />

BLEPHAMIDE S.O.P. 3<br />

BLEPHAMIDE 4<br />

chlorhexidine gluconate (Peridex) 2<br />

CILOXAN 3 oint. (g)<br />

CIPRODEX 3<br />

ciprofloxacin hcl (Ciloxan) 2<br />

cresyl ace/ben alc/<br />

butanol/ipa<br />

(Cresyl Ace/ben Alc/butanol/ipa) 2<br />

doxycycline hyclate (Periostat) 2<br />

erythromycin base (Romycin) 2<br />

gentamicin sulfate (Garamycin) 2<br />

levofloxacin (Quixin) 2<br />

neo/polymyx b sulf/<br />

dexameth<br />

(Maxitrol) 2<br />

neomy sulf/bacitra/<br />

polymyxin b<br />

(Neo-polycin) 2 oint. (g)<br />

neomy sulf/bacitrac zn/<br />

poly/hc<br />

(Triple Antibiotic HC) 2<br />

neomycin sulfate/dex na<br />

ph<br />

(Neomycin Sulfate/dex Na Ph) 2<br />

neomycin/polymyxin b<br />

sulf/hc<br />

(Oticin HC) 2<br />

neomycin/polymyxn b/<br />

gramicidin<br />

(Neosporin) 2<br />

ofloxacin (Floxin) 2<br />

polymyxin b sulfate/tmp (Polytrim) 2<br />

PRED-G 4 drops susp<br />

sulfacetamide sodium (Sulfac) 2<br />

sulfacetamide/<br />

prednisolone sp<br />

(Sulfacetamide/prednisolone Sp) 2<br />

TOBRADEX ST 4<br />

TOBRADEX 3 oint. (g)<br />

tobramycin sulf/<br />

dexamethasone<br />

(Tobradex) 2<br />

tobramycin sulfate (Tobrex) 2<br />

trifluridine (Viroptic) 2<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

VIGAMOX 4<br />

ZIRGAN 4<br />

ZYMAXID 3<br />

Anti-infectives (Skin and Mucous Membrane)<br />

Antibacterials (Skin and Mucous Membrane)<br />

BACTROBAN 3 cream (g)<br />

clindamycin phos/benzoyl<br />

perox<br />

(Benzaclin) 2 gel (gram)<br />

clindamycin phos/benzoyl<br />

perox<br />

(Duac) 2 gel er (g)<br />

clindamycin phosphate (Cleocin T) 2<br />

CLINDESSE 3<br />

erythromycin base/ethanol (Emgel) 2<br />

erythromycin/benzoyl<br />

peroxide<br />

(Benzamycin) 2<br />

gentamicin sulfate (Gentamicin Sulfate) 2<br />

METROGEL 3<br />

metronidazole (Vitazol) 2<br />

mupirocin (Centany) 2<br />

neomy sulf/polymyxin b<br />

sulfate<br />

(Neosporin G.U. Irrigant) 2<br />

Antifungals (Skin and Mucous Membrane)<br />

ciclopirox olamine (Loprox) 2<br />

ciclopirox (Penlac) 2<br />

clotrimazole (Lotrimin) 2 cream (g), solution,<br />

troche<br />

clotrimazole/<br />

betamethasone dip<br />

(Lotrisone) 2<br />

econazole nitrate (Spectazole) 2<br />

ketoconazole (Kuric) 2<br />

miconazole nitrate (Monistat 3) 2<br />

NAFTIN 3 cream (g): 1%; gel<br />

(gram)<br />

NAFTIN 3 cream (g): 2%<br />

nystatin (Mycostatin) 2 cream (g), oint. (g),<br />

powder<br />

nystatin (Nystatin) 2 tablet<br />

nystatin/triamcin (Mycogen II) 2<br />

sod propionate/inosi/aa14/<br />

urea<br />

(Sod Propionate/inosi/aa14/urea) 2<br />

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Drug Name<br />

sodium thiosulfate/sal acid (Sodium Thiosulfate/sal Acid) 2<br />

terconazole (Terazol 7) 2<br />

Antivirals (Skin and Mucous Membrane)<br />

DENAVIR 4<br />

ZOVIRAX 4<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

Local Anti-infectives, Miscellaneous<br />

acetic ac/ricinoleic/<br />

oxyquinol<br />

(Acetic Ac/ricinoleic/oxyquinol) 2<br />

alcohol antiseptic pads (Alcohol Antiseptic Pads) 3<br />

PHISOHEX 4<br />

selenium sulfide (Selenium Sulfide) 2 suspension<br />

selenium sulfide (Selseb) 2 shampoo<br />

silver nitrate (Silver Nitrate) 2<br />

silver sulfadiazine (Silvadene) 2<br />

sulfacetamide sodium (Klaron) 2 suspension<br />

THERMAZENE 2<br />

Scabicides and Pediculicides<br />

lindane (Lindane) 2<br />

malathion (Ovide) 2<br />

permethrin (Elimite) 2<br />

Anti-inflammatory Agents (EENT)<br />

Anti-inflammatory Agents (EENT)<br />

ALREX 4<br />

bromfenac sodium (Bromfenac Sodium) 2<br />

dexamethasone sod<br />

phosphate<br />

(Ak-dex) 2<br />

diclofenac sodium (Voltaren) 2 (oral products only)<br />

FLAREX 4<br />

flunisolide (Nasarel) 2<br />

fluocinolone acetonide oil (Dermotic) 2<br />

fluorometholone (Fluorometholone) 2<br />

flurbiprofen sodium (Ocufen) 2<br />

fluticasone propionate (Flonase) 2<br />

FML FORTE 4<br />

FML S.O.P. 4<br />

FML 4<br />

ketorolac tromethamine (Acular LS) 2<br />

LOTEMAX 4 drops susp<br />

MAXIDEX 4<br />

NASONEX 3<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

prednisolone acetate (Pred Forte) 2<br />

prednisolone sod<br />

phosphate<br />

(Prednisol) 2<br />

RESTASIS 4<br />

RHINOCORT AQUA 4<br />

triamcinolone acetonide (Nasacort Aq) 2<br />

Anti-inflammatory Agents (GI Drugs)<br />

Anti-inflammatory Agents (GI Drugs)<br />

ASACOL HD 3<br />

ASACOL 3<br />

balsalazide disodium (Colazal) 2<br />

CANASA 4<br />

mesalamine w/cleansing<br />

wipes<br />

(Rowasa) 2<br />

Anti-inflammatory Agents (Respiratory)<br />

Anti-inflammatory Agents (Respiratory)<br />

ALOCRIL 4<br />

cromolyn sodium (Cromolyn Sodium) 2 drops, solution<br />

cromolyn sodium (Intal) 2 PA ampul-neb<br />

SINGULAIR 3<br />

zafirlukast (Accolate) 2<br />

ZYFLO CR 4<br />

Anti-inflammatory Agents (Skin and Mucous)<br />

Anti-inflammatory Agents (Skin and Mucous)<br />

alclometasone<br />

dipropionate<br />

(Aclovate) 2<br />

amcinonide (Amcinonide) 2<br />

betamet diprop/prop gly (Diprolene AF) 2<br />

betamethasone<br />

dipropionate<br />

(Betamethasone Dipropionate) 2 gel (gram)<br />

betamethasone<br />

(Del-beta) 2 cream (g), lotion,<br />

dipropionate<br />

oint. (g)<br />

betamethasone valerate (Betamethasone Valerate) 2<br />

clobetasol propionate (Temovate) 2<br />

desonide (Desowen) 2<br />

desoximetasone (Topicort) 2 cream (g), gel<br />

(gram), oint. (g):<br />

0.25%<br />

desoximetasone (Topicort) 2 oint. (g): 0.05%<br />

diflorasone diacetate (Psorcon) 2<br />

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Drug Name<br />

fluocinolone acetonide (Fluocinolone Acetonide) 2<br />

fluocinolone/shower cap (Derma-smoothe-fs) 2<br />

fluocinonide (Fluocinonide) 2<br />

fluticasone propionate (Cutivate) 2<br />

halobetasol propionate (Ultravate) 2<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

hydrocortisone acetate (Hydrocortisone Acetate) 2 suppos.<br />

hydrocortisone acetate/<br />

aloe v<br />

(Nuzon) 2 gel (gram)<br />

hydrocortisone acetate/<br />

urea<br />

(Carmol HC) 2<br />

hydrocortisone butyrate (Locoid) 2<br />

hydrocortisone valerate (Hydrocortisone Valerate) 2<br />

hydrocortisone (Proctocort) 2<br />

mometasone furoate (Elocon) 2<br />

prednicarbate (Dermatop) 2<br />

triamcinolone acetonide (Triamcinolone Acetonide) 2 cream<br />

triamcinolone acetonide<br />

Antilipemic Agents<br />

(Triamcinolone Acetonide) 2 cream (g), lotion,<br />

oint. (g), paste (g)<br />

Antilipemic Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

LOVAZA 3<br />

niacin (Niacin) 2 tablet: 500mg<br />

NIASPAN 3<br />

ZETIA 3<br />

Bile Acid Sequestrants<br />

cholestyramine (with<br />

sugar)<br />

(Questran) 2<br />

cholestyramine/aspartame (Questran Light) 2<br />

colestipol hcl (Colestid) 2<br />

WELCHOL 3<br />

Fibric Acid Derivatives<br />

fenofibrate (Lofibra) 2 PA<br />

fenofibrate,micronized (Lofibra) 2 PA<br />

fenofibric acid (Fibricor) 2 PA<br />

gemfibrozil (Lopid) 2 PA<br />

TRICOR 3 PA<br />

TRILIPIX 3 PA<br />

HMG-CoA Reductase Inhibitors<br />

amlodipine/atorvastatin (Caduet) 2<br />

atorvastatin calcium (Lipitor) 2<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

CRESTOR 3<br />

fluvastatin sodium (Lescol) 2<br />

lovastatin (Mevacor) 2<br />

pravastatin sodium (Pravachol) 2<br />

simvastatin (Zocor) 2 tablet: 5mg, 10mg,<br />

20mg<br />

simvastatin (Zocor) 2 PA tablet: 40mg, 80mg<br />

Antimigraine Agents<br />

Selective Serotonin Agonists<br />

AXERT 3 NM, QL:<br />

6 in 14<br />

days<br />

MAXALT MLT 3 NM, QL:<br />

12 in 14<br />

days<br />

MAXALT 3 NM, QL:<br />

12 in 14<br />

tablet: 5mg<br />

MAXALT 3<br />

days<br />

QL: 12 in tablet: 10mg<br />

14 days<br />

naratriptan hcl (Amerge) 2 QL: 9 in<br />

14 days<br />

sumatriptan succinate (Imitrex) 2 NM, QL:<br />

2 in 14<br />

days<br />

cartridge, vial<br />

sumatriptan succinate (Imitrex) 2 NM, QL:<br />

9 in 14<br />

days<br />

tablet<br />

sumatriptan succinate (Imitrex) 2 QL: 2 in<br />

14 days<br />

pen injctr<br />

sumatriptan<br />

Antimycobacterials<br />

(Imitrex) 2 QL: 4 in<br />

14 days<br />

Antimycobacterials<br />

CAPASTAT SULFATE 4 NM<br />

dapsone (Dapsone) 2<br />

ethambutol hcl (Myambutol) 2<br />

isoniazid (Isoniazid) 2 syrup, tablet<br />

isoniazid (Isoniazid) 2 NM vial<br />

MYCOBUTIN 3<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

PASER 4<br />

PRIFTIN 3<br />

pyrazinamide (Pyrazinamide) 2<br />

rifampin (Rifadin) 2 capsule<br />

rifampin (Rifadin) 2 NM vial<br />

rifampin/isoniazid (Rifamate) 2<br />

SEROMYCIN 4<br />

TRECATOR 4<br />

Antineoplastic Agents<br />

Antineoplastic Agents<br />

ABRAXANE 4 NM<br />

ADCETRIS 5 NM, PA<br />

AFINITOR 4 NM, PA tablet: 2.5mg, 5mg,<br />

10mg<br />

AFINITOR 4 PA tablet: 7.5mg<br />

ALIMTA 4 NM<br />

anastrozole (Arimidex) 2<br />

ARRANON 4 NM<br />

ARZERRA 4 NM<br />

AVASTIN 4 NM<br />

bicalutamide (Casodex) 2 NM<br />

BICNU 4 NM<br />

bleomycin sulfate (Bleomycin Sulfate) 2 NM, PA<br />

BUSULFEX 4 NM<br />

CAMPATH 3 NM<br />

CAPRELSA 4 PA<br />

carboplatin (Paraplatin) 2<br />

CEENU 3 NM<br />

cisplatin (Cisplatin) 2 NM<br />

cladribine (Leustatin) 2 NM, PA<br />

CLOLAR 4 NM<br />

cyclophosphamide (Cyclophosphamide) 2 NM tablet<br />

cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) 2 PA vial<br />

cytarabine/pf (Cytarabine/PF) 2 NM, PA<br />

dacarbazine (Dtic-Dome IV) 2 NM<br />

DACOGEN 4 NM<br />

dactinomycin (Cosmegen) 2 NM<br />

daunorubicin hcl (Cerubidine) 2<br />

DAUNOXOME 4 NM<br />

DEPOCYT 4 NM, PA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

DOCEFREZ 4<br />

docetaxel (Taxotere) 2 vial: fnl20mg/2<br />

docetaxel (Taxotere) 2 NM vial: 20mg/2ml,<br />

20mg/ml(1)<br />

DOXIL 4 NM, PA<br />

doxorubicin hcl liposomal (Doxil) 2 PA<br />

doxorubicin hcl (Adriamycin RDF) 2 PA vial: 50mg<br />

DROXIA 4<br />

ELIGARD 4 NM<br />

ELOXATIN 4 NM<br />

ELSPAR 4 NM<br />

EMCYT 3 NM<br />

epirubicin hcl (Ellence) 2<br />

ERBITUX 4 NM<br />

ERIVEDGE 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA, QL:<br />

30 in 30<br />

days<br />

ERWINAZE 4 PA<br />

ETOPOPHOS 4 NM<br />

etoposide (Etoposide) 2 NM<br />

exemestane (Aromasin) 2<br />

FARESTON 4<br />

FASLODEX 4 NM<br />

FIRMAGON 4 NM<br />

floxuridine (FUDR) 2 NM, PA<br />

fludarabine phosphate (Fludara) 2 NM<br />

fluorouracil (Fluorouracil) 2 PA<br />

flutamide (Flutamide) 2 NM<br />

FOLOTYN 4 NM<br />

gemcitabine hcl (Gemzar) 2 NM<br />

GLEEVEC 3 NM<br />

HALAVEN 4 NM<br />

HERCEPTIN 4 NM, PA<br />

HEXALEN 4 NM<br />

hydroxyurea (Hydrea) 2<br />

idarubicin hcl (Idamycin Pfs) 2<br />

ifosfamide (Ifex) 2 NM, PA<br />

ifosfamide/mesna (Ifex-mesnex) 2 NM, PA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

INLYTA 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA<br />

irinotecan hcl (Camptosar) 2 NM<br />

ISTODAX 4 NM<br />

IXEMPRA 4 NM<br />

JAKAFI 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA, QL:<br />

60 in 30<br />

days<br />

JEVTANA 4 NM<br />

letrozole (Femara) 2<br />

LEUKERAN 3 NM<br />

leuprolide acetate (Lupron) 2 NM<br />

LUPRON DEPOT 5 NM<br />

LUPRON DEPOT-PED 5 NM kit: 7.5mg<br />

LYSODREN 3 NM<br />

MATULANE 5 NM<br />

MEGACE ES 4<br />

megestrol acetate (Megace) 2<br />

melphalan hcl (Alkeran) 2 NM<br />

mercaptopurine (Purinethol) 2<br />

methotrexate sodium (Methotrexate Sodium) 2 tablet<br />

methotrexate sodium (Methotrexate Sodium) 2 NM, PA vial<br />

methotrexate sodium/pf (Methotrexate Sodium/PF) 2 NM, PA<br />

MITHRACIN 4 NM<br />

mitomycin (Mitomycin) 2 PA<br />

mitoxantrone hcl (Novantrone) 2<br />

MUSTARGEN 4 NM<br />

NEXAVAR 4 NM, PA<br />

NILANDRON 3 NM<br />

ONCASPAR 4 NM<br />

ONTAK 5 NM<br />

oxaliplatin (Oxaliplatin) 2<br />

paclitaxel (Taxol) 2<br />

pentostatin (Nipent) 2 NM<br />

PHOTOFRIN 4 NM<br />

PROLEUKIN 3 NM<br />

REVLIMID 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA<br />

RITUXAN 3 NM<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

SPRYCEL 4 NM, PA<br />

SUTENT 4 NM, PA<br />

TABLOID 3 NM<br />

tamoxifen citrate (Nolvadex) 2<br />

TARCEVA 5 NM, PA<br />

TARGRETIN 4 NM<br />

TASIGNA 5 NM, PA<br />

TAXOTERE 4 NM vial: fnl20mg/2<br />

thiotepa (Thiotepa) 2<br />

topotecan hcl (Hycamtin) 2 NM<br />

TORISEL 4 NM<br />

TREANDA 4<br />

TRELSTAR 4 NM<br />

tretinoin (Tretinoin) 2 NM<br />

TRISENOX 3 NM<br />

TYKERB 5 NM, PA<br />

VALSTAR 4 NM<br />

VANDETANIB 4 PA<br />

VECTIBIX 5 NM, PA<br />

VELCADE 5 NM<br />

VIDAZA 4 NM<br />

vinblastine sulfate (Vinblastine Sulfate) 2 NM, PA<br />

vincristine sulfate (Vincristine Sulfate) 2 NM, PA<br />

vinorelbine tartrate (Navelbine) 2<br />

VOTRIENT 3 NM, PA<br />

VUMON 4 NM<br />

XALKORI 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA, QL:<br />

60 in 30<br />

days<br />

YERVOY 5 NM, PA<br />

ZANOSAR 4 NM<br />

ZELBORAF 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA, QL:<br />

240 in 30<br />

days<br />

ZOLADEX 4 NM<br />

ZOLINZA 5 NM<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

ZYTIGA 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA, QL:<br />

120 in 30<br />

days<br />

Antiparkinsonian Agents<br />

Antiparkinsonian Agents<br />

amantadine hcl (Amantadine HCl) 2<br />

APOKYN 5 NM<br />

AZILECT 4<br />

benztropine mesylate (Benztropine Mesylate) 2 tablet<br />

benztropine mesylate (Cogentin) 2 NM ampul<br />

bromocriptine mesylate (Parlodel) 2<br />

cabergoline (Cabergoline) 2<br />

carbidopa/levodopa (Sinemet 25-100) 2<br />

carbidopa/levodopa/<br />

entacapone<br />

(Stalevo 50) 2<br />

COMTAN 3<br />

pramipexole di-hcl (Mirapex) 2<br />

ropinirole hcl (Requip) 2<br />

selegiline hcl (Eldepryl) 2<br />

STALEVO 100 3<br />

STALEVO 125 3<br />

STALEVO 150 3<br />

STALEVO 200 3<br />

STALEVO 50 3<br />

STALEVO 75 3<br />

TASMAR 3<br />

trihexyphenidyl hcl<br />

Antiprotozoal Agents<br />

(Trihexyphenidyl HCl) 2<br />

Antiprotozoal Agents<br />

ALINIA 4 PA<br />

atovaquone/proguanil hcl (Malarone) 2 tablet: 250-100mg<br />

atovaquone/proguanil hcl (Malarone) 2 tablet: 62.5-25mg<br />

chloroquine phosphate (Aralen Phosphate) 2<br />

DARAPRIM 3<br />

hydroxychloroquine<br />

sulfate<br />

(Plaquenil) 2<br />

mefloquine hcl (Lariam) 2<br />

MEPRON 3<br />

metronidazole (Flagyl) 2<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

metronidazole/sodium<br />

chloride<br />

(Metro IV) 2 NM<br />

paromomycin sulfate (Paromomycin Sulfate) 2<br />

PENTAM 300 4 NM<br />

pentamidine isethionate (Pentam 300) 2 NM<br />

PRIMAQUINE 2<br />

tinidazole (Tindamax) 2<br />

Antipruritics and Local Anesthetics<br />

Antipruritics and Local Anesthetics<br />

lidocaine (Lidocaine) 2 PA<br />

lidocaine/prilocaine (EMLA) 2 PA<br />

LIDODERM 4 PA<br />

phenazopyridine hcl (Urodol) 2<br />

ZONALON<br />

Antiulcer Agents<br />

Antiulcer Agents<br />

3<br />

CARAFATE 4 oral susp<br />

cimetidine hcl (Cimetidine HCl) 2 solution<br />

cimetidine hcl (Cimetidine HCl) 2 NM vial<br />

cimetidine in 0.9 % nacl (Cimetidine In 0.9 % NaCl) 2 NM<br />

cimetidine (Tagamet) 2<br />

famotidine in nacl,isoosm/pf<br />

(Famotidine In Nacl,iso-osm/PF) 2 NM<br />

famotidine (Pepcid) 1 GC, NM vial<br />

famotidine (Pepcid) 1 GC oral susp, tablet<br />

lansoprazole (Prevacid) 2 capsule dr<br />

lansoprazole (Prevacid) 2 tab rap dr<br />

misoprostol (Cytotec) 2 tablet: 100mcg<br />

misoprostol (Cytotec) 2 tablet: 200mcg<br />

NEXIUM 4 ST capsule dr, suspdr<br />

pkt: 20mg, 40mg<br />

nizatidine (Axid) 2<br />

omeprazole (Prilosec) 2<br />

omeprazole/sodium<br />

bicarbonate<br />

(Zegerid) 2<br />

pantoprazole sodium (Protonix) 2<br />

PROTONIX IV 4 NM<br />

ranitidine hcl (Zantac) 1 GC capsule, syrup,<br />

tablet<br />

sucralfate (Carafate) 2 tablet<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

sucralfate (Sucralfate) 2 oral susp<br />

Antivirals (Systemic)<br />

Antiretrovirals<br />

abacavir sulfate (Ziagen) 2<br />

APTIVUS 4 capsule<br />

APTIVUS 4 solution<br />

ATRIPLA 5 NM<br />

COMPLERA 4<br />

CRIXIVAN 3<br />

didanosine (Videx EC) 2<br />

EDURANT 4<br />

EMTRIVA 3<br />

EPIVIR HBV 3 tablet<br />

EPIVIR 3 solution<br />

EPZICOM 3<br />

FUZEON 5 NM<br />

INTELENCE 4 tablet: 200mg<br />

INTELENCE 4 tablet: 25mg<br />

INTELENCE 5 NM tablet: 100mg<br />

INVIRASE 4<br />

ISENTRESS 5 NM<br />

KALETRA 4<br />

lamivudine (Epivir) 2<br />

lamivudine/zidovudine (Combivir) 2<br />

LEXIVA 4<br />

nevirapine (Viramune) 2 oral susp<br />

nevirapine (Viramune) 2 tablet<br />

NORVIR 3<br />

PREZISTA 4<br />

RESCRIPTOR 3<br />

RETROVIR 4 NM vial<br />

REYATAZ 4<br />

SELZENTRY 5 NM<br />

stavudine (Zerit) 2 capsule<br />

stavudine (Zerit) 2 soln recon<br />

SUSTIVA 3 capsule: 100mg<br />

SUSTIVA 3 capsule: 50mg,<br />

200mg; tablet<br />

TRIZIVIR 4<br />

TRUVADA 5 NM<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

VIDEX 3<br />

VIRACEPT 3<br />

VIRAMUNE XR 4<br />

VIRAMUNE 3 oral susp<br />

VIREAD 3 tablet<br />

VIREAD 4 powder<br />

ZERIT 4 soln recon<br />

ZIAGEN 3<br />

zidovudine (Retrovir) 2<br />

Antivirals, Miscellaneous<br />

foscarnet sodium (Foscavir) 2 NM, PA<br />

RELENZA 3<br />

rimantadine hcl (Flumadine) 2<br />

TAMIFLU 3 NM capsule<br />

Hcv Protease Inhibitors<br />

INCIVEK 5 NM, PA<br />

VICTRELIS 5 NM, PA<br />

Interferons<br />

INTRON A 4 vial: 10mm/ml<br />

INTRON A 4 vial: 18mmunit<br />

INTRON A 4 NM pen ij kit, vial:<br />

6mmunit/ml<br />

INTRON A 4 NM vial: 50mmunit<br />

PEGASYS PROCLICK 5 NM<br />

PEGASYS 5 NM<br />

PEGINTRON REDIPEN 5 NM<br />

PEGINTRON 5 NM kit: 50mcg/0.5<br />

PEGINTRON 5 NM kit: 80mcg/0.5,<br />

120mcg/0.5<br />

SYLATRON 4 NM, PA<br />

Nucleosides and Nucleotides<br />

acyclovir sodium (Acyclovir Sodium) 2 NM, PA<br />

acyclovir (Zovirax) 2<br />

BARACLUDE 3<br />

famciclovir (Famvir) 2<br />

ganciclovir sodium (Cytovene) 2 NM, PA<br />

ganciclovir (Cytovene) 2<br />

HEPSERA 5 NM<br />

REBETOL 4 solution<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

RIBATAB 2 tab ds pk: 600-<br />

600mg<br />

ribavirin (Copegus) 2 capsule, tab ds pk:<br />

400-400mg, 600-<br />

400mg; tablet<br />

ribavirin (Ribatab) 2 tab ds pk: 200-<br />

400mg<br />

TYZEKA 4<br />

valacyclovir hcl (Valtrex) 2<br />

VALCYTE 5 NM tablet<br />

VISTIDE 3 NM<br />

Anxiolytics, Sedatives and Hypnotics<br />

Anxiolytics, Sedatives and Hypnotics, Miscellaneous<br />

buspirone hcl (Buspar) 2<br />

chloral hydrate (Chloral Hydrate) 2<br />

droperidol (Inapsine) 2 NM<br />

glutethimide (Glutethimide) 2<br />

hydroxyzine hcl (Hydroxyzine HCl) 2 syrup, tablet<br />

hydroxyzine hcl (Hydroxyzine HCl) 2 NM vial<br />

hydroxyzine pamoate (Vistaril) 2<br />

meprobamate (Miltown) 2<br />

zaleplon (Sonata) 2 NM, PA,<br />

QL: 14 in<br />

30 days<br />

zolpidem tartrate (Ambien) 2 NM, PA,<br />

QL: 14 in<br />

30 days<br />

Astringents<br />

Astringents<br />

aluminum chloride (Drysol) 2<br />

Benzodiazepines<br />

Benzodiazepines<br />

ALPRAZOLAM<br />

INTENSOL<br />

alprazolam (Xanax) 2<br />

clonazepam (Klonopin) 2<br />

clorazepate dipotassium (Tranxene T-tab) 2<br />

diazepam (Diastat) 2 QL: 5 in<br />

30 days<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

diazepam (Valium) 2 oral conc, solution,<br />

tablet<br />

estazolam (Prosom) 2<br />

LORAZEPAM<br />

INTENSOL<br />

2<br />

lorazepam (Ativan) 2 disp syrin, vial<br />

lorazepam (Ativan) 2 tablet<br />

ONFI 4 PA<br />

oxazepam (Oxazepam) 2<br />

temazepam (Restoril) 2<br />

Beta-Adrenergic Blocking Agents<br />

Beta-Adrenergic Blocking Agents<br />

acebutolol hcl (Sectral) 2<br />

atenolol (Tenormin) 1 GC<br />

atenolol/chlorthalidone (Tenoretic 100) 1 GC<br />

betaxolol hcl (Kerlone) 1 GC<br />

bisoprolol fumarate (Zebeta) 1 GC<br />

bisoprolol fumarate/hctz (Ziac) 1 GC<br />

carvedilol (Coreg) 1 GC<br />

esmolol hcl (Brevibloc) 2 PA<br />

INNOPRAN XL 3<br />

labetalol hcl (Trandate) 2 disp syrin<br />

labetalol hcl (Trandate) 2 tablet<br />

labetalol hcl (Trandate) 2 NM vial<br />

metoprolol succinate (Toprol XL) 1 GC<br />

metoprolol tartrate (Lopressor) 1 GC<br />

metoprolol/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Lopressor HCT) 1 GC<br />

nadolol (Corgard) 1 GC<br />

nadolol/<br />

bendroflumethiazide<br />

(Corzide) 2<br />

pindolol (Pindolol) 1 GC<br />

propranolol hcl (Propranolol HCl) 1 GC, NM vial<br />

propranolol hcl (Propranolol HCl) 1 GC cap sa 24h, solution,<br />

tablet<br />

propranolol/<br />

hydrochlorothiazid<br />

(Propranolol/hydrochlorothiazid) 1 GC<br />

sotalol hcl (Betapace) 2<br />

timolol maleate (Timolol Maleate) 1 GC<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

Blood Derivatives<br />

Blood Derivatives<br />

ALBUMIN (HUMAN) 4 NM<br />

ALBUMINAR-25 4 NM<br />

ALBUMINAR-5 4 NM<br />

ALBURX 4 NM<br />

ALBUTEIN 4 NM<br />

Calcium-Channel Blocking Agents<br />

Calcium-Channel Blocking Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

diltiazem hcl (Cardizem CD) 2 various dosage and/<br />

or strengths are<br />

available<br />

diltiazem hcl (Diltiazem HCl) 2 NM disp syrin, vial port<br />

diltiazem hcl (Tiazac) 2 capsule er: 420mg<br />

verapamil hcl (Calan) 2 cap24h pct, cap24h<br />

pel: 120mg, 180mg,<br />

240mg; tablet, tablet<br />

er<br />

verapamil hcl (Verapamil HCl) 2 NM vial<br />

verapamil hcl (Verelan) 2 cap24h pel: 360mg;<br />

disp syrin<br />

Dihydropyridines<br />

amlodipine besylate (Norvasc) 2<br />

amlodipine besylate/<br />

benazepril<br />

(Lotrel) 2<br />

felodipine (Plendil) 2<br />

isradipine (Dynacirc) 2<br />

nicardipine hcl (Nicardipine HCl) 2 capsule<br />

nicardipine hcl (Nicardipine HCl) 2 NM vial<br />

nifedipine (Procardia XL) 2<br />

nimodipine (Nimotop) 2<br />

nisoldipine<br />

Caloric Agents<br />

Caloric Agents<br />

(Sular) 2<br />

AMINOSYN II 4 NM, PA iv soln: 10%<br />

AMINOSYN II 4 NM, PA iv soln: 15%<br />

AMINOSYN II 4 NM, PA iv soln: 7%<br />

AMINOSYN II 4 NM, PA iv soln: 8.5%<br />

AMINOSYN M 4 NM, PA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

AMINOSYN with<br />

ELECTROLYTES<br />

4 NM, PA<br />

AMINOSYN 4 NM, PA iv soln: 10%<br />

AMINOSYN 4 NM, PA iv soln: 3.5%<br />

AMINOSYN 4 NM, PA iv soln: 7%<br />

AMINOSYN 4 NM, PA iv soln: 8.5%<br />

AMINOSYN-HBC 4 NM, PA<br />

AMINOSYN-PF 4 NM, PA iv soln: 10%<br />

AMINOSYN-PF 4 NM, PA iv soln: 7%<br />

AMINOSYN-RF 4 NM, PA<br />

CLINISOL 4 NM, PA<br />

cysteine hcl (Cysteine HCl) 2 NM, PA vial<br />

cysteine hcl (Cysteine HCl) 2 PA disp syrin<br />

dextrose 10 % and 0.225 (Dextrose 10 % and 0.225 % 2 iv soln<br />

% nacl<br />

NaCl)<br />

dextrose 10 % and 0.225 (Dextrose 10 % and 0.225 % 2 NM dehp fr bg<br />

% nacl<br />

NaCl)<br />

dextrose 10 % and 0.9 %<br />

nacl<br />

(Dextrose 10 % and 0.9 % NaCl) 2 NM<br />

dextrose 10%-0.5 normal (Dextrose 10%-0.5 Normal 2 NM<br />

saline<br />

Saline)<br />

dextrose 10%-water (Dextrose 10%-water) 2 NM, PA<br />

dextrose 2.5 %-water (Dextrose 2.5 %-water) 2 NM, PA<br />

dextrose 2.5%-0.5normal (Dextrose 2.5%-0.5 Normal 2 NM<br />

saline<br />

Saline)<br />

dextrose 20 % in water (Dextrose 20 % in Water) 2 PA<br />

dextrose 20%-water (Dextrose 20%-water) 2 NM, PA<br />

dextrose 25%-water (Dextrose 25%-water) 2 NM, PA<br />

dextrose 40%-water (Dextrose 40%-water) 2 NM, PA<br />

dextrose 5 % and 0.33 %<br />

nacl<br />

(Dextrose 5 % and 0.33 % NaCl) 2 NM<br />

dextrose 5 % and 0.9 %<br />

nacl<br />

(Dextrose 5 % and 0.9 % NaCl) 2 NM<br />

dextrose 5 %-0.225 %<br />

nacl<br />

(Dextrose 5 %-0.225 % NaCl) 2 NM<br />

dextrose 5 %-0.45 % nacl (Dextrose 5 %-0.45 % NaCl) 2 NM<br />

dextrose 5 %-water (Dextrose 5 %-water) 2 NM<br />

dextrose 50 % in water (Dextrose 50 % in Water) 2 NM, PA disp syrin<br />

dextrose 50 % in water (Dextrose 50 % in Water) 2 PA vial<br />

dextrose 60 % in water (Dextrose 60 % in Water) 2 NM, PA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

dextrose 70 % in water (Dextrose 70 % in Water) 2 PA<br />

FREAMINE III 4 NM, PA iv soln: 8.5%<br />

fructose 10% (Fructose 10%) 2 NM, PA<br />

INTRALIPID 3 NM, PA emulsion: 20%<br />

INTRALIPID 4 NM, PA emulsion: 10%<br />

INTRALIPID 4 NM, PA emulsion: 30%<br />

LIPOSYN II 4 NM, PA<br />

LIPOSYN III 4 NM, PA emulsion: 10%,<br />

20%<br />

LIPOSYN III 4 NM, PA emulsion: 30%<br />

NOVAMINE 4 NM, PA<br />

PREMASOL 4 NM, PA iv soln: 10%<br />

PREMASOL 4 NM, PA iv soln: 6%<br />

PROSOL 4 NM, PA<br />

TRAVAMULSION 4 NM, PA<br />

TRAVASOL W/<br />

DEXTROSE<br />

4 PA<br />

TRAVASOL W/<br />

ELECTROLYTES<br />

4 NM, PA iv soln.: 5.5%<br />

TRAVASOL W/<br />

ELECTROLYTES<br />

4 NM, PA iv soln.: 8.5%<br />

TRAVASOL with<br />

DEXTROSE<br />

4 NM, PA iv soln: 8.5%<br />

TRAVASOL with<br />

ELECTROLYTES<br />

4 NM, PA<br />

TRAVASOL 4 NM, PA iv soln: 10%<br />

TRAVASOL 4 NM, PA iv soln: 8.5%<br />

TRAVASOL 4 PA iv soln: 5.5%<br />

TRAVERT IN NORMAL<br />

SALINE<br />

4 NM, PA<br />

TRAVERT 4 NM, PA iv soln: 10%<br />

TRAVERT 4 NM, PA iv soln: 5%<br />

TROPHAMINE<br />

Cardiac Drugs<br />

3 NM, PA iv soln: 10%<br />

Antiarrhythmic Agents<br />

amiodarone hcl (Amiodarone HCl) 2 NM disp syrin<br />

amiodarone hcl (Amiodarone HCl) 2 NM vial<br />

amiodarone hcl (Cordarone) 2 tablet<br />

disopyramide phosphate (Norpace) 2<br />

flecainide acetate (Tambocor) 2<br />

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Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

lidocaine hcl (Lidocaine HCl) 2 NM<br />

lidocaine hcl/d5w/pf (Lidocaine HCl/d5w/PF) 2 NM iv soln: 2mg/ml,<br />

8mg/ml<br />

lidocaine hcl/d7.5w/pf (Lidocaine HCl/d7.5w/PF) 2 NM<br />

lidocaine hcl/pf (Lidocaine HCl/PF) 2 disp syrin: 50mg/<br />

5ml<br />

lidocaine hcl/pf (Lidocaine HCl/PF) 2 NM disp syrin: 100mg/<br />

5ml; vial<br />

mexiletine hcl (Mexitil) 2<br />

MULTAQ 3<br />

procainamide hcl (Procainamide HCl) 2 capsule, tablet sa<br />

procainamide hcl (Procainamide HCl) 2 NM vial<br />

propafenone hcl (Rythmol) 2<br />

quinidine gluconate (Quinidine Gluconate) 2 tablet er<br />

quinidine gluconate (Quinidine Gluconate) 2 NM vial<br />

quinidine sulfate (Quinidine Sulfate) 2<br />

TIKOSYN 3<br />

Cardiac Drugs, Miscellaneous<br />

digoxin (Lanoxin) 1 GC, NM ampul<br />

digoxin (Lanoxin) 1 GC tablet<br />

DIGOXIN 1 GC<br />

LANOXIN 4 tablet<br />

milrinone lactate (Milrinone Lactate) 2 NM, PA<br />

milrinone lactate/d5w (Primacor in 5% Dextrose) 2 NM, PA<br />

RANEXA 4<br />

Cathartics and Laxatives<br />

Cathartics and Laxatives<br />

AMITIZA 3 QL: 60 in<br />

30 days<br />

GOLYTELY 4 powd pack<br />

MOVIPREP 4<br />

OSMOPREP 4<br />

peg 3350/na sulf,bicarb,cl/<br />

kcl<br />

(Colyte with Flavor Packets) 2<br />

polyethylene glycol 3350 (Polyethylene Glycol 3350) 2<br />

sodium chloride/nahco3/<br />

kcl/peg<br />

(Nulytely) 2<br />

Cell Stimulants and Proliferants<br />

Cell Stimulants and Proliferants<br />

KEPIVANCE 5 NM, PA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

RETIN-A MICRO 4<br />

tretinoin (Retin-A) 2<br />

Central Nervous System Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

Central Nervous System Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

BUTISOL SODIUM 3 PA elixir: 30mg/5ml;<br />

tablet: 30mg, 50mg<br />

CAMPRAL 4<br />

flumazenil (Romazicon) 2<br />

INTUNIV 4 PA<br />

lithium carbonate (Eskalith) 2<br />

lithium citrate (Lithium Citrate) 2<br />

NAMENDA 3 solution, tablet<br />

NAMENDA 4 tab ds pk<br />

phenobarbital sodium (Phenobarbital Sodium) 2 PA vial: 65mg/ml,<br />

130mg/ml<br />

phenobarbital (Phenobarbital) 2 PA elixir: 20mg/5ml;<br />

tablet: 16.2mg,<br />

30mg, 32.4mg,<br />

64.8mg, 97.2mg<br />

phenobarbital (Phenobarbital) 2 PA tablet: 15mg, 60mg,<br />

100mg<br />

primidone (Mysoline) 2<br />

RILUTEK 3<br />

SAVELLA 3<br />

STRATTERA 4 NM, PA<br />

XENAZINE 5 NM, LA<br />

XYREM 5 NM, LA<br />

Contraceptives<br />

Contraceptives<br />

desogestrel-ethinyl<br />

(Desogen) 2<br />

estradiol<br />

desog-et estra/ethin estra (Mircette) 2<br />

ethinyl estradiol/<br />

drospirenone<br />

(Yaz) 2<br />

ethynodiol d-ethinyl<br />

estradiol<br />

(Demulen 1-50-21) 2<br />

levonorgestrel (<strong>Plan</strong> B) 2<br />

levonorgestrel-eth<br />

estradiol<br />

(Lybrel) 2<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

l-norgest-eth estr/ethin (Seasonique) 2 tbdspk 3mo: 100estra<br />

20(84)<br />

l-norgest-eth estr/ethin (Seasonique) 2 tbdspk 3mo: 150estra<br />

30(84)<br />

noreth a-et estra/fe<br />

fumarate<br />

(Loestrin Fe) 2<br />

noreth-ethinyl estradiol/<br />

iron<br />

(Femcon Fe) 2<br />

norethindrone a-e<br />

estradiol<br />

(Loestrin) 2<br />

norethindrone (Nor-Q-D) 2<br />

norethindrone-ethinyl<br />

estrad<br />

(Ovcon-35) 2<br />

norethindrone-mestranol (Ortho-novum) 2<br />

norgestimate-ethinyl<br />

estradiol<br />

(Ortho Tri-cyclen) 2<br />

norgestrel-ethinyl<br />

estradiol<br />

(Lo-ovral-28) 2<br />

NUVARING<br />

Devices<br />

Devices<br />

3<br />

needles, insulin disp.,<br />

safety<br />

(Needles, Insulin Disp., Safety) 3<br />

needles, insulin disposable (Needles, Insulin Disposable) 3<br />

syring wndl,disp,insul,0.3ml<br />

(Syring W-ndl,disp,insul,0.3ml) 3<br />

syring wndl,disp,insul,0.5ml<br />

(Syring W-ndl,disp,insul,0.5ml) 3<br />

syringe & needle,insulin,1<br />

ml<br />

Diuretics<br />

(Syringe & Needle,insulin,1 Ml) 3<br />

Diuretics, Miscellaneous<br />

chlorothiazide sodium (Diuril Sodium) 2 NM<br />

chlorothiazide (Chlorothiazide) 1 GC<br />

chlorthalidone (Chlorthalidone) 1 GC<br />

hydrochlorothiazide (Hydrochlorothiazide) 1 GC<br />

indapamide (Lozol) 1 GC<br />

methyclothiazide (Methyclothiazide) 2<br />

metolazone (Zaroxolyn) 1 GC<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

Loop Diuretics<br />

bumetanide (Bumetanide) 1 GC, NM vial<br />

bumetanide (Bumex) 1 GC tablet<br />

furosemide (Furosemide) 1 GC, NM disp syrin<br />

furosemide (Furosemide) 1 GC, NM vial<br />

furosemide (Lasix) 1 GC solution, tablet<br />

torsemide (Demadex) 1 GC tablet<br />

torsemide (Torsemide) 2 NM vial<br />

Potassium-sparing Diuretics<br />

amiloride hcl (Midamor) 1 GC<br />

amiloride/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Amiloride/hydrochlorothiazide) 2<br />

triamterene/<br />

hydrochlorothiazid<br />

(Maxzide-25mg) 1 GC<br />

EENT Drugs, Miscellaneous<br />

EENT Drugs, Miscellaneous<br />

apraclonidine hcl (Iopidine) 2<br />

atropine sulfate (Isopto Atropine) 2<br />

carteolol hcl (Carteolol HCl) 2<br />

CYCLOGYL 4 drops: 2%<br />

cyclopentolate hcl (Cyclogyl) 2<br />

homatropine hbr (Isopto Homatropine) 2<br />

ipratropium bromide (Atrovent) 2<br />

naphazoline hcl (Albalon) 2<br />

naphazoline hcl/antazoline (Naphazoline HCl/antazoline) 2<br />

PENTOLAIR 2<br />

phenylephrine hcl (Mydfrin) 2<br />

tropicamide (Mydral) 2<br />

TYZINE 3 drops: 0.1%<br />

TYZINE<br />

Enzymes<br />

Enzymes<br />

4 spray<br />

ADAGEN 4 NM<br />

ALDURAZYME 5 NM, PA<br />

CEREDASE 3 NM<br />

CEREZYME 5 NM, PA<br />

ELAPRASE 5 NM, PA<br />

ELITEK 4 NM<br />

FABRAZYME 5 NM, PA<br />

MYOZYME 5 NM<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

NAGLAZYME 5 NM<br />

PULMOZYME 4 NM, PA<br />

Estrogens and Antiestrogens<br />

Estrogens and Antiestrogens<br />

CENESTIN 3<br />

ESTRACE 4 cream/appl<br />

estradiol valerate (Delestrogen) 2 NM<br />

estradiol (Estrace) 2<br />

estradiol/noreth ac (Activella) 2 tablet: 0.5-0.1mg<br />

estradiol/noreth ac (Activella) 2 tablet: 1-0.5mg<br />

estropipate (Ogen) 2<br />

EVISTA 3<br />

MENEST 4<br />

norethind ac/ethinyl<br />

estradiol<br />

(Femhrt) 2<br />

PREMARIN 3 cream/appl, tablet<br />

PREMARIN 3 NM vial<br />

PREMPHASE 3<br />

PREMPRO 3<br />

VAGIFEM 4<br />

VIVELLE-DOT 3<br />

Genitourinary Smooth Muscle Relaxants<br />

Genitourinary Smooth Muscle Relaxants<br />

DETROL LA 3<br />

DETROL 3<br />

flavoxate hcl (Urispas) 2<br />

oxybutynin chloride (Ditropan) 2 (oral products only)<br />

tolterodine tartrate (Detrol) 2<br />

trospium chloride (Sanctura) 2<br />

VESICARE 3<br />

GI Drugs, Miscellaneous<br />

GI Drugs, Miscellaneous<br />

CIMZIA 5 NM, PA,<br />

QL: 3 in<br />

28 days<br />

CREON 3<br />

lipase/protease/amylase (Zenpep) 2<br />

LOTRONEX 3<br />

metoclopramide hcl (Metoclopramide HCl) 2 disp syrin: 10mg/<br />

2ml<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

metoclopramide hcl (Reglan) 2 tablet<br />

metoclopramide hcl (Reglan) 2 NM vial<br />

RELISTOR 4 PA, QL:<br />

12 in 30<br />

days<br />

disp syrin<br />

RELISTOR 4 PA, QL:<br />

18 in 30<br />

days<br />

vial<br />

ULTRASE MT 12 3<br />

ULTRASE MT 18 3<br />

ULTRASE MT 20 3<br />

ULTRASE 4<br />

ursodiol (Actigall) 2<br />

ZENPEP 3 capsule dr: 3k-10k-<br />

16k, 10-34-55k, 15-<br />

51-82k, 20-68-109k,<br />

25-85-136k<br />

Heavy Metal Antagonists<br />

Heavy Metal Antagonists<br />

CUPRIMINE 4<br />

deferoxamine mesylate (Desferal) 2 PA<br />

edetate disodium (Edetate Disodium) 2<br />

EXJADE 4<br />

FERRIPROX 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA<br />

na nitrite/na thiosul/amyl<br />

nit<br />

(Na Nitrite/na Thiosul/amyl Nit) 2 NM<br />

sodium thiosulfate<br />

Hematologic Agents<br />

Anticoagulants<br />

(Sodium Thiosulfate) 2 NM<br />

citrate-phos-dex solution (Citrate-phos-dex Solution) 2 NM<br />

COUMADIN 4 tablet<br />

enoxaparin sodium (Lovenox) 2 NM, QL: disp syrin: 40mg/<br />

11.2 in<br />

14 days<br />

0.4ml<br />

enoxaparin sodium (Lovenox) 2 NM, QL: disp syrin: 60mg/<br />

16.8 in<br />

14 days<br />

0.6ml<br />

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Drug Name<br />

enoxaparin sodium (Lovenox) 2 NM, QL:<br />

22.4 in<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

14 days<br />

enoxaparin sodium (Lovenox) 2 NM, QL:<br />

28 in 14<br />

disp syrin: 80mg/<br />

0.8ml, 120mg/.8ml<br />

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days<br />

enoxaparin sodium (Lovenox) 2 NM, QL:<br />

8.4 in 14<br />

days<br />

fondaparinux sodium (Arixtra) 2 QL: 11.2<br />

in 14<br />

days<br />

fondaparinux sodium (Arixtra) 2 QL: 5.6<br />

in 14<br />

days<br />

fondaparinux sodium (Arixtra) 2 QL: 7 in<br />

14 days<br />

fondaparinux sodium (Arixtra) 2 QL: 8.4<br />

in 14<br />

days<br />

heparin sodium,porcine (Hep-lock) 2 NM, PA<br />

heparin sodium,porcine/<br />

d5w<br />

(Heparin Sodium, porcine/D5W) 2 NM, PA<br />

heparin sodium,porcine/ (Heparin Sodium, porcine/ns/PF) 2 NM, PA<br />

ns/pf<br />

disp syrin: 100mg/<br />

ml, 150mg/ml<br />

disp syrin: 30mg/<br />

0.3ml<br />

disp syrin: 10mg/<br />

0.8ml<br />

disp syrin: 5mg/<br />

0.4ml<br />

disp syrin: 2.5mg/<br />

0.5<br />

disp syrin: 7.5mg/<br />

0.6<br />

heparin sodium,porcine/pf (Hep-lock) 2 NM, PA vial<br />

heparin sodium,porcine/pf (Hep-lock) 2 NM, PA vial port<br />

heparin sodium,porcine/pf (Monoject Prefill Advanced) 2 PA disp syrin<br />

LOVENOX 4 NM vial<br />

PRADAXA 4<br />

REFLUDAN 4 NM, PA<br />

warfarin sodium (Coumadin) 2<br />

XARELTO 4 tablet: 15mg, 20mg<br />

XARELTO 4 QL: 34 tablet: 10mg<br />

per fill<br />

Hematologic Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

aminocaproic acid (Amicar) 2 tablet: 1000mg<br />

aminocaproic acid (Amicar) 2 NM solution, tablet:<br />

500mg; vial<br />

anagrelide hcl (Agrylin) 2 NM<br />

pentoxifylline (Trental) 2<br />

Formulary


Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

protamine sulfate (Protamine Sulfate) 2 NM, PA<br />

tranexamic acid (Tranexamic Acid) 2<br />

Platelet-aggregation Inhibitors<br />

cilostazol (Pletal) 2<br />

clopidogrel bisulfate (Plavix) 2 tablet: 75mg<br />

EFFIENT 4<br />

ticlopidine hcl (Ticlid) 2<br />

Hematopoietic Agents<br />

Hematopoietic Agents<br />

ARANESP 4 NM, PA various dosage and/<br />

or strengths are<br />

available<br />

ARANESP 4 PA vial: 200mcg/ml<br />

ARANESP 5 NM, PA disp syrin: 200mcg/<br />

0.4, 300mcg/0.6,<br />

500mcg/ml<br />

EPOGEN 4 NM, PA<br />

LEUKINE 5 NM<br />

NEULASTA 5 NM, PA<br />

NEUMEGA 5 NM, PA<br />

NEUPOGEN 5 NM, PA<br />

PROCRIT 3 NM, PA<br />

PROMACTA 5 NM, PA<br />

Hypotensive Agents<br />

Hypotensive Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

ALDOMET 4<br />

ALDORIL-D50 4<br />

clonidine hcl (Catapres) 2<br />

clonidine hcl/<br />

chlorthalidone<br />

(Clonidine HCl/chlorthalidone) 2<br />

clonidine (Catapres-TTS 3) 2<br />

fenoldopam mesylate (Corlopam) 2 NM, PA<br />

guanfacine hcl (Tenex) 2<br />

hydralazine hcl (Apresoline) 1 GC tablet<br />

hydralazine hcl (Hydralazine HCl) 2 NM vial<br />

hydralazine/<br />

(Hydralazine/<br />

2<br />

hydrochlorothiazid hydrochlorothiazid)<br />

hydralazine/reserpin/hctz (Hydralazine/reserpin/hctz) 2<br />

methyldopa (Aldomet) 2<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

methyldopa/<br />

(Methyldopa/<br />

2<br />

hydrochlorothiazide hydrochlorothiazide)<br />

methyldopate hcl (Methyldopate HCl) 2 NM<br />

minoxidil (Minoxidil) 2<br />

PROGLYCEM 3<br />

reserpine (Reserpine) 2<br />

reserpine/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

Ion-Removing Agents<br />

(Reserpine/hydrochlorothiazide) 2<br />

Ion-Removing Agents<br />

calcium acetate (Phoslo) 2<br />

calcium carbonate/mag (Calcium Carbonate/mag Carb/ 2<br />

carb/fa<br />

fa)<br />

FOSRENOL 3<br />

KAYEXALATE 3<br />

RENAGEL 3<br />

RENVELA 4<br />

sodium polystyrene<br />

sulfonate<br />

Irrigating Solutions<br />

(Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate) 2<br />

Irrigating Solutions<br />

acetic acid (Acetic Acid) 2<br />

LACTATED RINGERS 2<br />

mannitol/sorbitol solution (Mannitol/sorbitol Solution) 2<br />

ringers solution (Tis-u-sol) 2<br />

sodium chloride irrig<br />

solution<br />

(Sodium Chloride Irrig Solution) 2<br />

sorbitol solution (Sorbitol Solution) 2<br />

UROLOGIC SOLUTION<br />

G<br />

2<br />

water for irrigation,sterile (Water for Irrigation, Sterile)<br />

Keratolytic Agents<br />

Keratolytic Agents<br />

2<br />

benzoyl peroxide&skin<br />

cleansr5<br />

(Brevoxyl-4) 2<br />

benzoyl peroxide (Acne Medication-5) 2 cleanser: 3%, 4%,<br />

5%, 6%, 7%, 8%,<br />

9%, 10%; gel<br />

(gram), kit: 4%-5%;<br />

med. pad<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

potassium hydroxide (Potassium Hydroxide) 2<br />

salicylic acid (Salacyn) 2 cream (g), foam, gel<br />

(gram), lotion,<br />

shampoo<br />

salicylic acid/ammon lact/<br />

aloe<br />

(Salkera) 2<br />

salicylic acid/ceramide (Salex) 2 combo. pkg, kit<br />

cmb #1<br />

clcmer: 6%<br />

urea (Uramaxin) 2 cream (g): 40%,<br />

50%; foam: 35%;<br />

gel (ml), lotion:<br />

40%; nl fm susp,<br />

sol/pf app<br />

urea/lactic ac/zn<br />

undecylenate<br />

(Kerol) 2 emulsn(g): 50%<br />

urea/lactic acid/salicyl<br />

acid<br />

Keratoplastic Agents<br />

(Kerol) 2<br />

Keratoplastic Agents<br />

sulfacetamide sodium/urea (Rosula Ns)<br />

Local Anesthetics<br />

Local Anesthetics<br />

2<br />

aa/antipyrn/bcaine/<br />

polico#1/al<br />

(Auralgan) 2<br />

AKTEN 4<br />

antipyrine/benzocaine/<br />

glycerin<br />

(Otra Nr) 2<br />

chloroprocaine hcl/pf (Nesacaine-MPF) 2 NM<br />

cocaine hcl (Cocaine HCl) 2<br />

lidocaine hcl (Xylocaine) 2 jel (ml), jel/pf app,<br />

solution<br />

lidocaine hcl (Xylocaine) 2 NM, PA vial<br />

lidocaine hcl/pf (Xylocaine-MPF) 2 NM, PA ampul, ampul luer<br />

mepivacaine hcl/pf (Mepivacaine HCl/PF) 2 NM<br />

proparacaine hcl (Ophthetic) 2<br />

proparacaine/fluorescein<br />

sod<br />

(Proparacaine/fluorescein Sod) 2<br />

tetracaine hcl/pf (Pontocaine) 2 NM ampul<br />

tetracaine hcl/pf (Tetracaine HCl/PF) 2 drops<br />

XYLOCAINE 2 vial: 20mg/ml<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Miscellaneous Therapeutic Agents<br />

Miscellaneous Therapeutic Agents<br />

ACTEMRA 5 NM, QL:<br />

40 in 30<br />

days<br />

ACTIMMUNE 5 NM, LA<br />

ACTONEL 3<br />

alendronate sodium (Fosamax) 1 GC<br />

allopurinol (Zyloprim) 1 GC<br />

amifostine crystalline (Ethyol) 2 NM<br />

ammonium chloride (Ammonium Chloride) 2 NM<br />

AMPYRA 5 NM, PA,<br />

QL: 60 in<br />

30 days<br />

ARAVA 4<br />

ARCALYST 4 NM<br />

ATGAM 4 NM<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

AVODART 3<br />

AVONEX<br />

ADMINISTRATION<br />

PACK<br />

5 NM, ST<br />

AVONEX 5 NM, ST<br />

AZASAN 4 PA<br />

azathioprine sodium (Azathioprine Sodium) 2 NM, PA<br />

azathioprine (Imuran) 2 PA<br />

BETASERON 5 NM<br />

BONIVA 3 NM disp syrin<br />

CELLCEPT 4 NM, PA vial<br />

CELLCEPT 4 PA susp recon<br />

CINRYZE 5 NM, LA<br />

citric acid/sodium citrate (Bicitra) 2<br />

colchicine/probenecid (Colchicine/probenecid) 2<br />

COLCRYS 3 QL: 60 in<br />

30 days<br />

COPAXONE 5 NM<br />

cyclosporine (Cyclosporine) 2 NM, PA vial<br />

cyclosporine (Sandimmune) 2 PA capsule<br />

cyclosporine, modified (Neoral) 2 PA<br />

CYSTAGON 4 LA, NM<br />

dexrazoxane (Totect) 2 NM<br />

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Drug Name<br />

disulfiram (Antabuse) 2<br />

ELMIRON 3<br />

ENBREL 5 NM, PA,<br />

QL: 4 in<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

14 days<br />

ENBREL 5 NM, PA,<br />

QL: 8 in<br />

14 days<br />

ergoloid mesylates (Ergoloid Mesylates) 2 tab subl<br />

ergoloid mesylates (Ergoloid Mesylates) 2 tablet<br />

etidronate disodium (Didronel) 2<br />

finasteride (Proscar) 2<br />

FLUORITAB 2<br />

FLURA-DROPS 2<br />

fomepizole (Antizol) 2 NM<br />

FOSAMAX PLUS D 3<br />

FOSAMAX 3 solution<br />

FUSILEV 4 NM<br />

gauze bandage (Gauze Bandage) 3<br />

GLUCAGEN 3<br />

GLUCAGON<br />

3 NM<br />

EMERGENCY KIT<br />

HUMIRA 5 NM, PA,<br />

QL: 4 in<br />

28 days<br />

HUMIRA 5 NM, PA,<br />

QL: 6 in<br />

28 days<br />

disp syrin, pen injctr<br />

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kit<br />

pen ij kit: 40mg/<br />

0.8ml<br />

pen ij kit: 40mg/<br />

0.8ml, (Starter Kit)<br />

ibandronate sodium (Boniva) 2<br />

KINERET 5 NM, PA<br />

KUVAN 5 NM, PA<br />

leflunomide (Arava) 2<br />

leucovorin calcium (Leucovorin Calcium) 2 tablet, vial: 10mg/<br />

ml<br />

leucovorin calcium (Leucovorin Calcium) 2 NM vial: 350mg<br />

levocarnitine (with sugar) (Carnitor) 2 PA<br />

levocarnitine (Carnitor) 2 NM, PA vial<br />

levocarnitine (Carnitor) 2 PA tablet<br />

mesna (Mesnex) 2 NM<br />

MESNEX 4 tablet


Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

methylene blue (Methylene Blue) 2 NM<br />

methylergonovine maleate (Methergine) 2 tablet<br />

methylergonovine maleate (Methylergonovine Maleate) 2 NM vial<br />

mycophenolate mofetil (Cellcept) 2 PA<br />

MYFORTIC 4 PA<br />

NPLATE 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA<br />

NULOJIX 5 NM, PA<br />

octreotide acetate (Sandostatin) 2 NM<br />

ORFADIN 3<br />

pamidronate disodium (Aredia) 2 NM vial: 60mg/10ml<br />

pamidronate disodium (Aredia) 2 PA vial: 30mg/10ml,<br />

90mg/10ml<br />

phosphorus #1 (K-phos Neutral) 2<br />

potassium citrate (Urocit-K) 2<br />

potassium citrate/citric (Polycitra-k) 2 packet: 3300-1002;<br />

acid<br />

solution<br />

probenecid (Probenecid) 2<br />

PROGRAF 3 NM, PA ampul<br />

RAPAMUNE 4 PA<br />

REMICADE 5 NM, PA<br />

REVLIMID 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA<br />

RIDAURA 3<br />

SENSIPAR 3<br />

SIMPONI 5 NM, PA,<br />

QL: 0.5<br />

in 28<br />

days<br />

SIMULECT 4 NM, PA<br />

sod/pot/k cit/sod cit/cit<br />

acid<br />

(Polycitra-lc) 2<br />

sodium bicarbonate (Sodium Bicarbonate) 2 disp syrin: 1meq/ml<br />

sodium bicarbonate (Sodium Bicarbonate) 2 NM disp syrin: 0.5meq/<br />

ml, 0.9meq/ml; iv<br />

soln., vial<br />

sodium fluoride (Prevident 5000 Plus) 2<br />

sodium lactate (Sodium Lactate) 2 NM vial<br />

SOMATULINE DEPOT 4 NM, PA disp syrin: 120mg/<br />

0.5<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

stannous fluoride (Gel-kam) 2 soln(gram)<br />

STELARA 5 NM<br />

SUPPRELIN LA 4 NM<br />

SUPPRELIN 4 NM<br />

SYNAREL 4<br />

tacrolimus (Prograf) 2 PA<br />

THALOMID 5 NM capsule: 50mg,<br />

100mg, 200mg<br />

THYMOGLOBULIN 3 NM<br />

TYSABRI 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA<br />

ULORIC 4 ST<br />

VANTAS 4 NM<br />

VORAXAZE 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA, QL:<br />

6 per fill<br />

ZAVESCA 5 NM, PA<br />

ZOMETA 4 NM vial<br />

ZORTRESS 4 PA<br />

Opiate Antagonists<br />

Opiate Antagonists<br />

naloxone hcl (Naloxone HCl) 2 NM ampul, disp syrin:<br />

0.4mg/ml<br />

naloxone hcl (Naloxone HCl) 2 NM disp syrin: 1mg/ml<br />

naltrexone hcl (Revia) 2<br />

Parasympathomimetics (Cholinergic Agents)<br />

Parasympathomimetics (Cholinergic Agents)<br />

ARICEPT 4 tablet: 23mg<br />

bethanechol chloride (Urecholine) 2<br />

CHANTIX 4 tab ds pk<br />

CHANTIX 4 NM, QL:<br />

60 in 30<br />

days<br />

tablet<br />

donepezil hcl (Aricept) 2<br />

galantamine hbr (Razadyne ER) 2<br />

neostigmine methylsulfate (Neostigmine Methylsulfate) 2 NM<br />

nicotine (Nicotine) 2<br />

NICOTROL NS 4<br />

physostigmine salicylate (Physostigmine Salicylate) 2 NM<br />

pilocarpine hcl (Salagen) 2<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

pyridostigmine bromide (Mestinon) 2<br />

rivastigmine tartrate (Exelon) 2 (oral products only)<br />

Parathyroid<br />

Parathyroid<br />

calcitonin,salmon,syntheti<br />

c<br />

(Miacalcin) 2<br />

FORTEO 5 NM, PA<br />

FORTICAL 2<br />

MIACALCIN<br />

Pituitary<br />

Pituitary<br />

3 NM, PA vial<br />

CHORIONIC<br />

2<br />

GONADOTROPIN<br />

desmopressin acetate (DDAVP) 2 spray/pump, tablet<br />

desmopressin acetate (DDAVP) 2 NM ampul<br />

desmopressin acetate (Desmopressin Acetate) 2 solution<br />

GENOTROPIN 4 NM, PA disp syrin<br />

GENOTROPIN 5 NM, PA cartridge<br />

NORDITROPIN<br />

FLEXPRO<br />

4 PA<br />

NORDITROPIN<br />

4 NM, PA<br />

NORDIFLEX<br />

NUTROPIN AQ NUSPIN 5 NM, PA cartridge: 10mg/2ml<br />

NUTROPIN AQ NUSPIN 5 NM, PA cartridge: 5mg/2ml<br />

NUTROPIN AQ 5 NM, PA<br />

NUTROPIN 5 NM, PA<br />

OMNITROPE 5 NM, PA vial<br />

SEROSTIM 5 NM<br />

vasopressin (Pitressin) 2 NM<br />

ZORBTIVE<br />

Progestins<br />

Progestins<br />

5 NM, PA<br />

CRINONE 4 gel/pf app: 4%<br />

medroxyprogesterone<br />

acetate<br />

(Depo-provera) 2 disp syrin<br />

medroxyprogesterone<br />

acetate<br />

(Depo-provera) 2 NM vial<br />

medroxyprogesterone<br />

acetate<br />

(Provera) 2 tablet<br />

norethindrone acetate (Aygestin) 2<br />

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Drug Name<br />

progesterone (Progesterone In Oil) 2 NM<br />

progesterone,micronized (Prometrium) 2<br />

Psychotherapeutic Agents<br />

Antidepressants<br />

amitrip hcl/<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

(Limbitrol) 2 tablet: 12.5mg-5mg<br />

chlordiazepoxide<br />

amitrip hcl/<br />

chlordiazepoxide<br />

(Limbitrol) 2 NM tablet: 25mg-10mg<br />

amitriptyline hcl (Amitriptyline HCl) 2 PA<br />

amoxapine (Amoxapine) 2 PA<br />

APLENZIN 4 PA, QL:<br />

30 in 30<br />

days<br />

bupropion hcl (Wellbutrin SR) 2<br />

citalopram hydrobromide (Celexa) 1 GC<br />

clomipramine hcl (Anafranil) 2<br />

CYMBALTA 3<br />

desipramine hcl (Norpramin) 2<br />

doxepin hcl (Doxepin HCl) 2<br />

EMSAM 4<br />

escitalopram oxalate (Lexapro) 2<br />

fluoxetine hcl (Prozac) 2 capsule, capsule dr,<br />

solution, tablet:<br />

10mg, 20mg<br />

fluoxetine hcl (Rapiflux) 2 tablet: 60mg<br />

fluvoxamine maleate (Fluvoxamine Maleate) 2<br />

imipramine hcl (Tofranil) 2 PA<br />

imipramine pamoate (Tofranil-PM) 2 PA<br />

LUVOX CR 4<br />

maprotiline hcl (Maprotiline HCl) 2<br />

MARPLAN 3<br />

mirtazapine (Remeron) 2<br />

NARDIL 4<br />

nefazodone hcl (Nefazodone HCl) 2<br />

nortriptyline hcl (Pamelor) 2<br />

olanzapine/fluoxetine hcl (Symbyax) 2<br />

OLEPTRO ER 4 PA<br />

paroxetine hcl (Paxil CR) 2 tab er 24h<br />

paroxetine hcl (Paxil) 1 GC tablet<br />

PAXIL 4 oral susp<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

perphenazine/<br />

(Perphenazine/amitriptyline 2<br />

amitriptyline hcl HCl)<br />

PEXEVA 4<br />

phenelzine sulfate (Nardil) 2<br />

PRISTIQ ER 4 ST<br />

protriptyline hcl (Vivactil) 2<br />

sertraline hcl (Zoloft) 1 GC<br />

SYMBYAX 4<br />

tranylcypromine sulfate (Parnate) 2<br />

trazodone hcl (Trazodone HCl) 1 GC tablet: 50mg,<br />

100mg, 150mg<br />

trimipramine maleate (Surmontil) 2 PA<br />

VENLAFAXINE HCL<br />

ER<br />

2<br />

venlafaxine hcl (Effexor XR) 2<br />

VIIBRYD 4 tab ds pk<br />

VIIBRYD 4 PA tablet<br />

Antipsychotic Agents<br />

ABILIFY DISCMELT 3<br />

ABILIFY 3 solution, tablet<br />

ABILIFY 3 NM vial<br />

chlorpromazine hcl (Chlorpromazine HCl) 2 oral conc.<br />

chlorpromazine hcl (Chlorpromazine HCl) 2 tablet<br />

chlorpromazine hcl (Chlorpromazine HCl) 2 NM ampul<br />

clozapine (Clozaril) 2<br />

FANAPT 3<br />

FAZACLO 3 tab rapdis: 25mg,<br />

100mg<br />

FAZACLO 4 tab rapdis: 12.5mg,<br />

150mg, 200mg<br />

fluphenazine decanoate (Fluphenazine Decanoate) 2 NM<br />

fluphenazine hcl (Fluphenazine HCl) 2 elixir, oral conc,<br />

tablet<br />

fluphenazine hcl (Fluphenazine HCl) 2 NM vial<br />

GEODON 3 NM vial<br />

HALDOL DECANOATE<br />

100<br />

4 NM<br />

HALDOL DECANOATE<br />

50<br />

4 NM<br />

HALDOL 4 NM<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

haloperidol decanoate (Haloperidol Decanoate) 2 vial: 50mg/ml<br />

haloperidol decanoate (Haloperidol Decanoate) 2 NM vial: 100mg/ml<br />

haloperidol lactate (Haloperidol Lactate) 2 oral conc<br />

haloperidol lactate (Haloperidol Lactate) 2 NM vial<br />

haloperidol (Haloperidol) 2<br />

INVEGA SUSTENNA 3 NM<br />

INVEGA 3<br />

LATUDA 4<br />

loxapine succinate (Loxitane) 2<br />

MOBAN 4<br />

olanzapine (Zyprexa) 2<br />

ORAP 3<br />

perphenazine (Perphenazine) 2<br />

quetiapine fumarate (Seroquel) 2<br />

RISPERDAL CONSTA 3 NM<br />

risperidone (Risperdal) 2<br />

SAPHRIS 3 PA<br />

SEROQUEL XR 3<br />

thioridazine hcl (Thioridazine HCl) 2 oral conc.<br />

thioridazine hcl (Thioridazine HCl) 2 tablet<br />

thiothixene (Navane) 2<br />

trifluoperazine hcl (Trifluoperazine HCl) 2<br />

ziprasidone hcl (Geodon) 2<br />

ZYPREXA RELPREVV 4 NM<br />

Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System Inhibitors<br />

Angiotensin II Receptor Antagonists<br />

BENICAR HCT 4<br />

BENICAR 4<br />

EDARBI 4<br />

EDARBYCLOR 4<br />

eprosartan mesylate (Teveten) 2<br />

irbesartan (Avapro) 2<br />

irbesartan/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Avalide) 2<br />

losartan potassium (Cozaar) 1 GC<br />

losartan/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Hyzaar) 1 GC<br />

MICARDIS HCT 4<br />

MICARDIS 4<br />

TEVETEN HCT 4<br />

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Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

TEVETEN 4 tablet: 400mg<br />

Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Inhibitors<br />

benazepril hcl (Lotensin) 1 GC<br />

benazepril/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Lotensin HCT) 1 GC<br />

captopril (Capoten) 1 GC<br />

captopril/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Capozide) 1 GC<br />

enalapril maleate (Vasotec) 1 GC<br />

enalapril/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Vaseretic) 1 GC<br />

enalaprilat dihydrate (Enalaprilat Dihydrate) 2 NM<br />

fosinopril sodium (Monopril) 1 GC<br />

fosinopril/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Monopril HCT) 1 GC<br />

lisinopril (Zestril) 1 GC<br />

lisinopril/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Prinzide) 1 GC<br />

moexipril hcl (Univasc) 1 GC<br />

moexipril/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Uniretic) 1 GC<br />

perindopril erbumine (Aceon) 2<br />

quinapril hcl (Accupril) 1 GC<br />

quinapril/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide<br />

(Accuretic) 1 GC<br />

ramipril (Altace) 1 GC<br />

trandolapril (Mavik) 1 GC<br />

Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System Inhibitors<br />

ALDACTAZIDE 4 tablet: 50mg-50mg<br />

eplerenone (Inspra) 1 GC<br />

spironolact/<br />

hydrochlorothiazid<br />

(Aldactazide) 1 GC<br />

spironolactone (Aldactone) 1 GC<br />

TEKTURNA HCT 4<br />

TEKTURNA 4<br />

Replacement Preparations<br />

Replacement Preparations<br />

0.9 % sodium chloride (0.9 % Sodium Chloride) 2 NM<br />

calcium chloride (Calcium Chloride) 2 NM<br />

calcium gluconate (Calcium Gluconate) 2 PA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

dex 2.5%-half str<br />

lact.ringers<br />

(Dex 2.5%-half Str Lact.ringers) 2 NM<br />

dextrose 2.5% in half<br />

ringers<br />

(Dextrose 2.5% In Half Ringers) 2 NM<br />

dextrose 5% in ringers (Dextrose 5% In Ringers) 2 NM<br />

dextrose 5%-lactated<br />

ringers<br />

(Dextrose 5%-Lactated Ringers) 2<br />

electrolyte-48 solution/<br />

d5w<br />

(Electrolyte-48 Solution/D5W) 2 NM<br />

electrolyte-48/fructose<br />

10%<br />

(Electrolyte-48/fructose 10%) 2 NM<br />

electrolyte-48/fructose 5% (Electrolyte-48/fructose 5%) 2 NM<br />

electrolyte-75 solution/<br />

d5w<br />

(Electrolyte-75 Solution/D5W) 2 NM<br />

electrolyte-75/fructose 5% (Electrolyte-75/fructose 5%) 2 NM<br />

electrolyte-r solution/d5w (Normosol-r and Dextrose) 2 NM<br />

pot chloride/pot bicarb/cit<br />

ac<br />

(K-lyte-cl) 2<br />

potassium acetate (Potassium Acetate) 2 NM<br />

potassium bicarbonate/cit<br />

ac<br />

(K-lyte) 2<br />

potassium chlorid/d10- (Potassium Chlorid/d10-<br />

2 NM<br />

0.2%nacl<br />

0.2%NaCl)<br />

potassium chlorid/d5- (Potassium Chlorid/d5-<br />

2 iv soln: 30meq/l,<br />

0.225nacl<br />

0.225NaCl)<br />

40meq/l<br />

potassium chlorid/d5- (Potassium Chlorid/d5-<br />

2 NM iv soln: 10meq/l<br />

0.225nacl<br />

0.225NaCl)<br />

potassium chlorid/d5- (Potassium Chlorid/d5-<br />

2 NM iv soln: 20meq/l<br />

0.225nacl<br />

0.225NaCl)<br />

potassium chloride in (Potassium Chloride In<br />

2 NM<br />

0.9%nacl<br />

0.9%NaCl)<br />

potassium chloride (Kaochlor) 2 liquid, packet, tablet<br />

sa<br />

potassium chloride (K-dur) 2 capsule er, tab er<br />

prt, tablet er, vial<br />

potassium chloride (Potassium Chloride) 2 NM piggyback<br />

potassium chloride/d5- (Potassium Chloride/D5-0.25 2 NM<br />

0.25ns<br />

NS)<br />

potassium chloride/d5- (Potassium Chloride/d5-<br />

2 NM<br />

0.33nacl<br />

0.33NaCl)<br />

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Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

potassium chloride/d5- (Potassium Chloride/d5-<br />

2 NM<br />

0.45nacl<br />

0.45NaCl)<br />

potassium chloride/d5- (Potassium Chloride/d5-<br />

2 NM<br />

0.9%nacl<br />

0.9%NaCl)<br />

potassium chloride/d5lr (Potassium Chloride/D5 LR) 2 NM<br />

potassium chloride/d5w (Potassium Chloride/D5W) 2 NM iv soln: 10meq/l<br />

potassium chloride/d5w (Potassium Chloride/D5W) 2 NM iv soln: 20meq/l,<br />

30meq/l, 40meq/l<br />

potassium chloride-0.45% (Potassium Chloride-0.45% 2 NM<br />

nacl<br />

NaCl)<br />

potassium gluconate (Potassium Gluconate) 2<br />

potassium phos,m-basic-d- (Potassium Phos,m-basic-d- 2 NM<br />

basicbasic)<br />

ringers solution (Ringers Solution) 2 NM<br />

sodium acetate (Sodium Acetate) 2 NM<br />

sodium chloride 0.45 % (Sodium Chloride 0.45 %) 2 NM<br />

sodium chloride 3% (Sodium Chloride 3%) 2 NM<br />

sodium chloride 5% (Sodium Chloride 5%) 2 NM<br />

sodium chloride (Sodium Chloride) 2 NM iv soln<br />

sodium chloride (Sodium Chloride) 2 NM vial<br />

sodium phos,m-basic-dbasic<br />

(Sodium Phos,m-basic-d-basic) 2 NM<br />

TPN ELECTROLYTES 2 NM<br />

Respiratory Tract Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

Respiratory Tract Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

acetylcysteine (Acetylcysteine) 2<br />

aminophylline (Aminophylline) 2 liquid, tablet<br />

aminophylline (Aminophylline) 2 NM vial<br />

ARALAST 5 NM<br />

DALIRESP 4 PA<br />

guaifen/theop anhyd/pephed<br />

(Guaifen/theop Anhyd/p-ephed) 2<br />

PROLASTIN 5 NM<br />

theophylline anhydrous (Theochron) 2 elixir, tab er 12h:<br />

100mg, 300mg,<br />

450mg; tablet er<br />

theophylline anhydrous (Theochron) 2 solution, tab er 12h:<br />

200mg<br />

theophylline/d5w (Theophylline/D5W) 2 NM<br />

XOLAIR 5 NM, PA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Sclerosing Agents<br />

Sclerosing Agents<br />

ethanolamine oleate (Ethanolamine Oleate) 2 NM<br />

SCLEROSOL 4<br />

sodium morrhuate (Sodium Morrhuate) 2 NM<br />

sodium tetradecyl sulfate (Sodium Tetradecyl Sulfate) 2 NM<br />

talc (Talc) 2 NM<br />

Serums<br />

Serums<br />

ANTIVENIN<br />

LATRODECTUS<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

4 NM<br />

MACTANS<br />

ANTIVENIN<br />

MICRURUS FULVIUS<br />

4 NM<br />

CARIMUNE NF<br />

NANOFILTERED<br />

5 NM, PA<br />

FLEBOGAMMA DIF 4 NM, PA<br />

FLEBOGAMMA 4 NM, PA<br />

GAMMAGARD LIQUID 5 NM, PA<br />

GAMUNEX-C 5 NM, PA<br />

HIZENTRA 5 NM, PA<br />

PRIVIGEN 5 NM, PA<br />

VIVAGLOBIN 5 NM, PA<br />

Skeletal Muscle Relaxants<br />

Skeletal Muscle Relaxants<br />

baclofen (Baclofen) 2<br />

carisoprodol (Soma) 2 PA tablet: 250mg<br />

carisoprodol (Soma) 2 PA tablet: 350mg<br />

carisoprodol/aspirin (Soma Compound) 2 PA<br />

chlorzoxazone (Parafon Forte DSC) 2 PA<br />

codeine phos/<br />

carisoprodol/asa<br />

(Soma Compound with Codeine) 2 NM, PA<br />

cyclobenzaprine hcl (Flexeril) 2 PA tablet: 5mg, 10mg<br />

dantrolene sodium (Dantrium) 2 capsule<br />

dantrolene sodium (Dantrium) 2 NM vial<br />

metaxalone (Skelaxin) 2 PA<br />

methocarbamol (Robaxin-750) 2 PA<br />

orphenadrine citrate (Norflex) 2 NM, PA ampul<br />

orphenadrine citrate (Norflex) 2 PA tablet er<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

orphenadrine/aspirin/<br />

caffeine<br />

(Norgesic Forte) 2 PA<br />

tizanidine hcl (Zanaflex) 2<br />

Skin and Mucous Membrane Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

Skin and Mucous Membrane Agents, Miscellaneous<br />

8-MOP 4<br />

adapalene (Differin) 2<br />

ammonium lactate (Lac-hydrin) 2<br />

calcipotriene (Calcipotriene) 2<br />

calcitriol (Vectical) 2<br />

CARAC 4<br />

CONDYLOX 3 gel (gram)<br />

DOVONEX 4<br />

ELIDEL 4 PA<br />

FLUOROPLEX 3<br />

fluorouracil (Efudex) 2 cream (g)<br />

fluorouracil (Efudex) 2 solution<br />

imiquimod (Aldara) 2<br />

isotretinoin (Accutane) 2<br />

LEVULAN 4<br />

METVIXIA 4<br />

OXSORALEN 4<br />

OXSORALEN-ULTRA 4<br />

PANRETIN 3<br />

podofilox (Condylox) 2<br />

podophyllum resin (Pododerm) 2<br />

REGRANEX 5 NM<br />

SANTYL 3<br />

STELARA 5 NM<br />

TARGRETIN 4<br />

TAZORAC 4<br />

UVADEX 4 NM<br />

VECTICAL 3<br />

ZYCLARA 4<br />

Somatotropin Agonists and Antagonists<br />

Somatotropin Agonists and Antagonists<br />

INCRELEX 4 NM<br />

SOMAVERT 5 NM, LA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Sympatholytic Adrenergic Blocking Agents<br />

Alpha-Adrenergic Blocking Agents<br />

alfuzosin hcl (Uroxatral) 2<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

CAFERGOT 3<br />

dihydroergotamine<br />

mesylate<br />

(D.H.E. 45) 2 NM<br />

ergotamine tartrate/<br />

caffeine<br />

(Ergotamine Tartrate/caffeine) 2<br />

phentolamine mesylate (Phentolamine Mesylate) 2 NM<br />

tamsulosin hcl (Flomax) 2<br />

Sympathomimetic (Adrenergic) Agents<br />

Sympathomimetic (Adrenergic) Agents<br />

albuterol sulfate (Accuneb) 2 PA solution, vial-neb<br />

albuterol sulfate (Proventil) 2 syrup, tab er 12h,<br />

tablet<br />

albuterol (Ventolin) 2<br />

COMBIVENT<br />

RESPIMAT<br />

4<br />

COMBIVENT 4<br />

dobutamine hcl (Dobutamine HCl) 2 NM, PA<br />

dobutamine hcl/d5w (Dobutamine HCl/D5W) 2 NM, PA<br />

dopamine hcl (Dopamine HCl) 2 NM, PA disp syrin, vial:<br />

800mg/5ml<br />

dopamine hcl (Dopamine HCl) 2 PA vial: 200mg/5ml,<br />

800mg/10ml<br />

dopamine hcl/d5w (Dopamine HCl/D5W) 2 NM, PA infus. btl: 400mg/<br />

0.5l, 800mg/.25l;<br />

plast. bag<br />

dopamine hcl/d5w (Dopamine HCl/D5W) 2 PA infus. btl: 800mg/<br />

0.5l<br />

ephedrine sulfate (Ephedrine Sulfate) 2 NM<br />

epinephrine (Epinephrine) 2 NM<br />

epinephrine/pf (Epinephrine/PF) 2 NM<br />

EPIPEN 3 NM<br />

FORADIL 3<br />

ipratropium/albuterol<br />

sulfate<br />

(Duoneb) 2 PA<br />

metaproterenol sulfate (Metaproterenol Sulfate) 2<br />

midodrine hcl (Proamatine) 2<br />

norepinephrine bitartrate (Norepinephrine Bitartrate) 2 NM, PA<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

phenylephrine hcl (Phenylephrine HCl) 2 NM<br />

SEREVENT DISKUS 3 disk w/dev: 50mcg<br />

terbutaline sulfate (Brethine) 2 tablet<br />

terbutaline sulfate (Terbutaline Sulfate) 2 NM vial<br />

TWINJECT 4 NM, QL:<br />

2 in 15<br />

days<br />

VENTOLIN HFA 2 hfa aer ad: 90mcg<br />

Thyroid and Antithyroid Agents<br />

Thyroid and Antithyroid Agents<br />

ARMOUR THYROID 4<br />

LEVOTHROID 4<br />

levothyroxine sodium (Levothyroxine Sodium) 2 vial: 100mcg<br />

levothyroxine sodium (Levothyroxine Sodium) 2 NM vial: 200mcg<br />

levothyroxine sodium (Synthroid) 2 tablet<br />

LEVOXYL 4<br />

liothyronine sodium (Cytomel) 2 tablet<br />

liothyronine sodium (Triostat) 2 NM vial<br />

methimazole (Tapazole) 2 tablet: 20mg<br />

methimazole (Tapazole) 2 tablet: 5mg, 10mg<br />

propylthiouracil (Propylthiouracil) 2<br />

SYNTHROID 4<br />

UNITHROID 4<br />

Toxoids<br />

Toxoids<br />

ADACEL 3 disp syrin<br />

ADACEL 3 NM vial<br />

BOOSTRIX 3 NM<br />

DAPTACEL 3 NM<br />

DIPHTHERIA-<br />

TETANUS TOXOID<br />

3 NM<br />

INFANRIX PF 3<br />

INFANRIX 3 NM<br />

TE ANATOXAL BERNA 3 NM, PA<br />

TETANUS DIPHTHERIA<br />

TOXOIDS<br />

2 NM<br />

TETANUS-DIPHTERIA-<br />

DECAVAC<br />

3 NM<br />

TRIHIBIT 3 NM<br />

TRIPEDIA 3 NM<br />

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Drug Name<br />

Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

Urinary Anti-infectives<br />

Urinary Anti-infectives<br />

methen/m-blue/sal/na (Methen/m-blue/sal/na Phos/ 2 tablet<br />

phos/hyos<br />

hyos)<br />

methenamine mandelate (Mandelamine) 2 tablet: 1g<br />

methenamine mandelate (Mandelamine) 2 tablet: 500mg<br />

nitrofurantoin<br />

macrocrystal<br />

(Macrodantin) 2 PA<br />

trimethoprim<br />

Vaccines<br />

Vaccines<br />

(Trimethoprim) 2<br />

ACTHIB 3 NM<br />

BCG VACCINE (TICE<br />

STRAIN)<br />

4 NM, PA<br />

CERVARIX 3 NM<br />

COMVAX 3 NM<br />

ENGERIX-B 3 NM, PA disp syrin: 20mcg/<br />

ml<br />

ENGERIX-B 3 PA disp syrin: 10mcg/<br />

0.5; vial<br />

GARDASIL 3 NM vial<br />

HAVRIX 3 NM, PA vial<br />

HAVRIX 3 PA disp syrin<br />

IPOL 3 NM<br />

IXIARO 3 NM<br />

JE-VAX 3 NM<br />

MENACTRA 3 NM<br />

MENOMUNE-A-C-Y-W-<br />

135<br />

3 NM<br />

MENVEO A-C-Y-W-135-<br />

DIP<br />

3 NM<br />

M-M-R II VACCINE 3 NM<br />

PEDVAXHIB 3 NM<br />

PROQUAD 3 NM<br />

RABAVERT 3 NM, PA<br />

RECOMBIVAX HB 3 NM, PA vial: 40mcg/ml<br />

RECOMBIVAX HB 3 PA vial: 10mcg/ml<br />

ROTATEQ 3 NM<br />

THERACYS 4 NM, PA<br />

TWINRIX 3 NM vial<br />

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Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

TYPHIM VI 3 NM<br />

VAQTA 4 disp syrin<br />

VAQTA 4 PA vial<br />

VARIVAX VACCINE 3 NM<br />

VIVOTIF BERNA 4 NM<br />

YF-VAX 3 NM<br />

ZOSTAVAX 3 NM<br />

Vasodilating Agents<br />

Vasodilating Agents<br />

AGGRENOX 3<br />

alprostadil (Alprostadil) 2<br />

amyl nitrite (Amyl Nitrite) 2<br />

dipyridamole (Persantine) 2<br />

epoprostenol sodium<br />

(glycine)<br />

(Flolan) 2 NM, PA<br />

isosorbide dinitrate (Isordil) 1 GC tab subl, tablet<br />

isosorbide dinitrate (Isordil) 2 tablet er<br />

isosorbide mononitrate (Imdur) 2 tab er 24h, tablet:<br />

20mg<br />

isosorbide mononitrate (Ismo) 2 tablet: 10mg<br />

LETAIRIS 4 LA, PA<br />

nitroglycerin (Nitro-dur) 2 patch td24<br />

nitroglycerin (Nitroglycerin) 2 NM vial<br />

nitroglycerin (Nitrolingual) 2 spray<br />

nitroglycerin/d5w (Nitroglycerin/D5W) 2 NM<br />

NITROSTAT 3<br />

nylidrin hcl (Nylidrin HCl) 2<br />

papaverine hcl (Papaverine HCl) 2 capsule er, tablet<br />

papaverine hcl (Papaverine HCl) 2 NM vial<br />

REVATIO 3 PA tablet<br />

REVATIO 5 NM, PA vial<br />

TRACLEER 5 NM, LA,<br />

PA<br />

VENTAVIS 5 NM, PA<br />

Vitamins and Minerals<br />

Vitamins and Minerals<br />

calcitriol (Calcijex) 2 NM, PA ampul<br />

calcitriol (Rocaltrol) 2 PA capsule, solution<br />

FLUOR-A-DAY 2<br />

fluoride/iron/vit a,c&d (Fluoride/iron/vit A,c&d) 2<br />

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Drug<br />

Tier Requirements/Limits<br />

FLURA 2<br />

HECTOROL 3 NM, PA vial<br />

HECTOROL 3 PA capsule<br />

iron,carbonyl/vit c/vit b12/<br />

fa<br />

(Iron,carbonyl/vit C/vit B12/fa) 2<br />

LOZI-FLUR 2<br />

multivitamins with<br />

fluoride<br />

(Multivitamins with Fluoride) 2<br />

MVC-FLUORIDE 2<br />

ped mv a,c,d3 #21 wfluoride<br />

(Ped Mv A,c,d3 #21 W-fluoride) 2<br />

pnv with ca,no.72/iron/fa (Pnv with Ca,no.72/iron/fa) 2<br />

sodium fluoride (Luride) 2 drops<br />

sodium fluoride (Luride) 2 tab chew<br />

ZEMPLAR 3 NM, PA vial<br />

ZEMPLAR 3 PA capsule<br />

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0.9 % sodium chloride ....... 71<br />

8-MOP................................ 75<br />

aa/antipyrn/bcaine/polico#1/<br />

al .................................... 62<br />

abacavir sulfate .................. 46<br />

ABELCET.......................... 32<br />

ABILIFY ............................ 69<br />

ABILIFY DISCMELT ....... 69<br />

ABRAXANE ..................... 40<br />

acarbose ............................. 28<br />

acebutolol hcl ..................... 49<br />

acetaminophen with codeine<br />

........................................ 15<br />

acetaminophen/phenyltolx cit<br />

........................................ 14<br />

acetazolamide .................... 32<br />

acetazolamide sodium ........ 32<br />

acetic ac/ricinoleic/oxyquinol<br />

........................................ 36<br />

acetic acid .................... 33, 61<br />

acetic acid/hydrocortisone . 33<br />

acetylcysteine ..................... 73<br />

ACTEMRA ........................ 63<br />

ACTHIB ............................. 78<br />

ACTIMMUNE ................... 63<br />

ACTONEL ......................... 63<br />

ACTOPLUS MET ............. 31<br />

ACTOPLUS MET XR ....... 31<br />

ACTOS .............................. 31<br />

acyclovir ............................. 47<br />

acyclovir sodium ................ 47<br />

ADACEL ........................... 77<br />

ADAGEN ........................... 56<br />

adapalene ........................... 75<br />

ADCETRIS ........................ 40<br />

ADVAIR DISKUS............. 13<br />

ADVAIR HFA ................... 13<br />

AFINITOR ......................... 40<br />

AGGRENOX ..................... 79<br />

AKTEN .............................. 62<br />

ALBENZA ......................... 21<br />

INDEX<br />

ALBUMIN HUMAN ......... 50<br />

ALBUMINAR-25 .............. 50<br />

ALBUMINAR-5 ................ 50<br />

ALBURX ........................... 50<br />

ALBUTEIN ........................ 50<br />

albuterol ............................. 76<br />

albuterol sulfate.................. 76<br />

alclometasone dipropionate<br />

........................................ 37<br />

alcohol antiseptic pads ....... 36<br />

ALDACTAZIDE ................ 71<br />

ALDOMET ........................ 60<br />

ALDORIL-D50 .................. 60<br />

ALDURAZYME ................ 56<br />

alendronate sodium ............ 63<br />

alfuzosin hcl........................ 76<br />

ALIMTA ............................ 40<br />

ALINIA .............................. 44<br />

allopurinol .......................... 63<br />

ALOCRIL........................... 37<br />

ALODOX ........................... 25<br />

ALOMIDE ......................... 21<br />

ALPHAGAN P ................... 32<br />

alprazolam .......................... 48<br />

ALPRAZOLAM INTENSOL<br />

........................................ 48<br />

alprostadil .......................... 79<br />

ALREX............................... 36<br />

aluminum chloride.............. 48<br />

amantadine hcl ................... 44<br />

AMBISOME ...................... 32<br />

amcinonide ......................... 37<br />

amifostine crystalline ......... 63<br />

amikacin sulfate .................. 22<br />

amiloride hcl ...................... 56<br />

amiloride/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide ....... 56<br />

aminocaproic acid .............. 59<br />

aminophylline ..................... 73<br />

AMINOSYN ...................... 51<br />

AMINOSYN II ................... 50<br />

AMINOSYN M ................. 50<br />

AMINOSYN with<br />

ELECTROLYTES ......... 51<br />

AMINOSYN-HBC ............ 51<br />

AMINOSYN-PF ................ 51<br />

AMINOSYN-RF ............... 51<br />

amiodarone hcl .................. 52<br />

AMITIZA .......................... 53<br />

amitrip hcl/chlordiazepoxide<br />

....................................... 68<br />

amitriptyline hcl ................. 68<br />

amlodipine besylate ........... 50<br />

amlodipine besylate/<br />

benazepril ...................... 50<br />

amlodipine/atorvastatin ..... 38<br />

ammonium chloride ........... 63<br />

ammonium lactate.............. 75<br />

amoxapine .......................... 68<br />

amoxicillin ......................... 24<br />

amoxicillin/potassium clav 24<br />

amphet asp/amphet/d-amphet<br />

....................................... 21<br />

amphotericin b ................... 32<br />

ampicillin sodium .............. 24<br />

ampicillin sodium/sulbactam<br />

na ................................... 24<br />

ampicillin trihydrate .......... 24<br />

AMPYRA .......................... 63<br />

amyl nitrite ......................... 79<br />

ANADROL-50 .................. 20<br />

anagrelide hcl .................... 59<br />

anastrozole......................... 40<br />

ANCOBON ....................... 32<br />

ANDRODERM ................. 20<br />

ANDROGEL ..................... 20<br />

antipyrine/benzocaine/<br />

glycerin .......................... 62<br />

ANTIVENIN<br />

LATRODECTUS<br />

MACTANS .................... 74<br />

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ANTIVENIN MICRURUS<br />

FULVIUS ....................... 74<br />

ANZEMET ........................ 31<br />

APLENZIN ........................ 68<br />

APOKYN ........................... 44<br />

apraclonidine hcl ............... 56<br />

APTIVUS ........................... 46<br />

ARALAST ......................... 73<br />

ARANESP ......................... 60<br />

ARAVA ............................. 63<br />

ARCALYST ...................... 63<br />

ARICEPT ........................... 66<br />

ARMOUR THYROID ....... 77<br />

ARRANON ........................ 40<br />

ARZERRA ......................... 40<br />

ASACOL............................ 37<br />

ASACOL HD ..................... 37<br />

ASMANEX ........................ 13<br />

atenolol .............................. 49<br />

atenolol/chlorthalidone ...... 49<br />

ATGAM ............................. 63<br />

atorvastatin calcium........... 38<br />

atovaquone/proguanil hcl .. 44<br />

ATRIPLA ........................... 46<br />

atropine sulfate ............ 26, 56<br />

ATROVENT HFA ............. 26<br />

AVASTIN .......................... 40<br />

AVELOX ........................... 25<br />

AVELOX ABC PACK ...... 25<br />

AVINZA ...................... 15, 16<br />

AVODART ........................ 63<br />

AVONEX ........................... 63<br />

AVONEX<br />

ADMINISTRATION<br />

PACK ............................. 63<br />

AXERT .............................. 39<br />

AZASAN ........................... 63<br />

AZASITE ........................... 33<br />

azathioprine ....................... 63<br />

azathioprine sodium ........... 63<br />

azelastine hcl ...................... 21<br />

AZILECT ........................... 44<br />

azithromycin ....................... 23<br />

AZOPT ............................... 32<br />

aztreonam ........................... 24<br />

bacitracin ..................... 22, 34<br />

bacitracin/polymyxin b sulfate<br />

........................................ 34<br />

baclofen .............................. 74<br />

BACTROBAN ................... 35<br />

balsalazide disodium .......... 37<br />

BANZEL ............................ 26<br />

BARACLUDE ................... 47<br />

BCG VACCINE TICE<br />

STRAIN ......................... 78<br />

benazepril hcl ..................... 71<br />

benazepril/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide ....... 71<br />

BENICAR .......................... 70<br />

BENICAR HCT ................. 70<br />

benzoyl peroxide ................. 61<br />

benzoyl peroxide&skin<br />

cleansr5 .......................... 61<br />

benztropine mesylate .......... 44<br />

BESIVANCE ..................... 34<br />

betamet acet/betamet na ph 13<br />

betamet diprop/prop gly ..... 37<br />

betamethasone dipropionate<br />

........................................ 37<br />

betamethasone valerate ...... 37<br />

BETASERON .................... 63<br />

betaxolol hcl ................. 32, 49<br />

bethanechol chloride .......... 66<br />

BETOPTIC S...................... 32<br />

bicalutamide ....................... 40<br />

BICNU ............................... 40<br />

BILTRICIDE ...................... 21<br />

bisoprolol fumarate ............ 49<br />

bisoprolol fumarate/hctz .... 49<br />

bleomycin sulfate ................ 40<br />

BLEPHAMIDE .................. 34<br />

BLEPHAMIDE S.O.P. ....... 34<br />

BONIVA ............................ 63<br />

BOOSTRIX ........................ 77<br />

brimonidine tartrate ........... 32<br />

bromfenac sodium .............. 36<br />

bromocriptine mesylate ...... 44<br />

budesonide .......................... 13<br />

bumetanide......................... 56<br />

BUPHENYL ...................... 14<br />

buprenorphine hcl.............. 20<br />

bupropion hcl ..................... 68<br />

buspirone hcl ..................... 48<br />

BUSULFEX....................... 40<br />

BUTISOL SODIUM ......... 54<br />

butorphanol tartrate .......... 20<br />

BUTRANS......................... 20<br />

BYETTA ........................... 28<br />

cabergoline ........................ 44<br />

CAFERGOT ...................... 76<br />

caffeine citrated ................. 21<br />

caffeine/sodium benzoate ... 21<br />

calcipotriene ...................... 75<br />

calcitonin,salmon,synthetic 67<br />

calcitriol....................... 75, 79<br />

calcium acetate .................. 61<br />

calcium carbonate/mag carb/<br />

fa .................................... 61<br />

calcium chloride ................ 71<br />

calcium gluconate .............. 71<br />

CAMPATH ........................ 40<br />

CAMPRAL ........................ 54<br />

CANASA ........................... 37<br />

CANCIDAS ....................... 32<br />

CAPASTAT SULFATE .... 39<br />

CAPRELSA ....................... 40<br />

captopril............................. 71<br />

captopril/hydrochlorothiazide<br />

....................................... 71<br />

CARAC ............................. 75<br />

CARAFATE ...................... 45<br />

carbamazepine ................... 26<br />

carbidopa/levodopa ........... 44<br />

carbidopa/levodopa/<br />

entacapone ..................... 44<br />

carbinoxamine maleate...... 33<br />

carboplatin......................... 40<br />

CARIMUNE NF<br />

NANOFILTERED ......... 74<br />

carisoprodol ...................... 74<br />

carisoprodol/aspirin .......... 74<br />

carteolol hcl ....................... 56<br />

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carvedilol ........................... 49<br />

CEENU .............................. 40<br />

cefaclor .............................. 23<br />

cefadroxil hydrate .............. 23<br />

cefazolin sodium................. 23<br />

cefazolin sodium/dextrose,iso<br />

........................................ 23<br />

cefdinir ............................... 23<br />

cefditoren pivoxil ............... 23<br />

cefepime hcl ....................... 23<br />

cefotaxime sodium .............. 23<br />

cefotetan disod/dextrose,iso24<br />

cefotetan disodium ............. 24<br />

cefoxitin sodium ................. 24<br />

cefoxitin sodium/dextrose,iso<br />

........................................ 24<br />

cefpodoxime proxetil .......... 23<br />

cefprozil.............................. 23<br />

CEFTAZIDIME ................. 23<br />

ceftazidime pentahydrate ... 23<br />

ceftriaxone na/dextrose,iso 23<br />

ceftriaxone sodium ............. 23<br />

cefuroxime axetil ................ 23<br />

cefuroxime sodium ............. 23<br />

cefuroxime sodium/<br />

dextrose,iso .................... 23<br />

CELEBREX ....................... 14<br />

CELLCEPT ........................ 63<br />

CELONTIN........................ 28<br />

CENESTIN ........................ 57<br />

cephalexin .......................... 23<br />

CEREDASE ....................... 56<br />

CEREZYME ...................... 56<br />

CERVARIX ....................... 78<br />

cetirizine hcl ....................... 33<br />

CHANTIX.......................... 66<br />

chloral hydrate ................... 48<br />

chloramphenicol na succ ... 22<br />

chlorhexidine gluconate ..... 34<br />

chloroprocaine hcl/pf ......... 62<br />

chloroquine phosphate ....... 44<br />

chlorothiazide .................... 55<br />

chlorothiazide sodium ........ 55<br />

chlorpheniramine maleate . 33<br />

chlorpromazine hcl ............. 69<br />

chlorpropamide .................. 29<br />

chlorthalidone .................... 55<br />

chlorzoxazone ..................... 74<br />

cholestyramine (with sugar)<br />

........................................ 38<br />

cholestyramine/aspartame . 38<br />

choline sal/mag salicylate .. 14<br />

CHORIONIC<br />

GONADOTROPIN ........ 67<br />

ciclopirox ............................ 35<br />

ciclopirox olamine .............. 35<br />

cilostazol............................. 60<br />

CILOXAN .......................... 34<br />

cimetidine ........................... 45<br />

cimetidine hcl ..................... 45<br />

cimetidine in 0.9 % nacl ..... 45<br />

CIMZIA .............................. 57<br />

CINRYZE........................... 63<br />

CIPRODEX ........................ 34<br />

ciprofloxacin hcl ........... 25, 34<br />

ciprofloxacin lactate/d5w ... 25<br />

ciprofloxacin/ciprofloxa hcl<br />

........................................ 25<br />

cisplatin .............................. 40<br />

citalopram hydrobromide ... 68<br />

citrate-phos-dex solution .... 58<br />

citric acid/sodium citrate ... 63<br />

cladribine ........................... 40<br />

clarithromycin .................... 23<br />

clemastine fumarate ........... 33<br />

clindamycin hcl .................. 22<br />

clindamycin palmitate hcl .. 22<br />

clindamycin phos/benzoyl<br />

perox ............................... 35<br />

clindamycin phosphate . 22, 35<br />

CLINDESSE ...................... 35<br />

CLINISOL .......................... 51<br />

clobetasol propionate ......... 37<br />

CLOLAR ............................ 40<br />

clomipramine hcl ................ 68<br />

clonazepam ......................... 48<br />

clonidine ............................. 60<br />

clonidine hcl ....................... 60<br />

clonidine hcl/chlorthalidone<br />

....................................... 60<br />

clopidogrel bisulfate .......... 60<br />

clorazepate dipotassium .... 48<br />

clotrimazole ....................... 35<br />

clotrimazole/betamethasone<br />

dip .................................. 35<br />

clozapine ............................ 69<br />

cocaine hcl ......................... 62<br />

codeine phos/acetaminophen<br />

....................................... 16<br />

codeine phos/carisoprodol/<br />

asa .................................. 74<br />

codeine sulfate ................... 16<br />

codeine/butalbit/acetamin/<br />

caff ................................. 16<br />

codeine/butalbital/asa/caffein<br />

....................................... 16<br />

colchicine/probenecid ........ 63<br />

COLCRYS ......................... 63<br />

colestipol hcl ...................... 38<br />

colistin (colistimethate na) 22<br />

COMBIVENT ................... 76<br />

COMBIVENT RESPIMAT76<br />

COMPLERA ..................... 46<br />

COMTAN .......................... 44<br />

COMVAX ......................... 78<br />

CONDYLOX ..................... 75<br />

COPAXONE ..................... 63<br />

cortisone acetate ................ 13<br />

COUMADIN ..................... 58<br />

CREON .............................. 57<br />

CRESTOR ......................... 39<br />

cresyl ace/ben alc/butanol/ipa<br />

....................................... 34<br />

CRINONE ......................... 67<br />

CRIXIVAN ........................ 46<br />

cromolyn sodium................ 37<br />

CUBICIN ........................... 22<br />

CUPRIMINE ..................... 58<br />

cyclobenzaprine hcl ........... 74<br />

CYCLOGYL ..................... 56<br />

cyclopentolate hcl .............. 56<br />

cyclophosphamide ............. 40<br />

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cyclosporine ....................... 63<br />

cyclosporine, modified ....... 63<br />

CYMBALTA ..................... 68<br />

cyproheptadine hcl ............. 33<br />

CYSTAGON ...................... 63<br />

cysteine hcl ......................... 51<br />

cytarabine/pf ...................... 40<br />

dacarbazine ........................ 40<br />

DACOGEN ........................ 40<br />

dactinomycin ...................... 40<br />

DALIRESP ........................ 73<br />

danazol ............................... 20<br />

dantrolene sodium .............. 74<br />

dapsone .............................. 39<br />

DAPTACEL ....................... 77<br />

DARAPRIM ...................... 44<br />

daunorubicin hcl ................ 40<br />

DAUNOXOME ................. 40<br />

deferoxamine mesylate ....... 58<br />

demeclocycline hcl ............. 25<br />

DENAVIR.......................... 36<br />

DEPOCYT ......................... 40<br />

desipramine hcl .................. 68<br />

desloratadine...................... 33<br />

desmopressin acetate ......... 67<br />

desogestrel-ethinyl estradiol<br />

........................................ 54<br />

desog-et estra/ethin estra ... 54<br />

desonide ............................. 37<br />

desoximetasone .................. 37<br />

DETROL ............................ 57<br />

DETROL LA ..................... 57<br />

dex 2.5%-half str lact.ringers<br />

........................................ 72<br />

dexamethasone ................... 13<br />

DEXAMETHASONE<br />

INTENSOL .................... 13<br />

dexamethasone sod phosphate<br />

.................................. 13, 36<br />

dexmethylphenidate hcl ...... 21<br />

dexrazoxane ....................... 63<br />

dextroamphetamine sulfate 21<br />

dextrose 10 % and 0.225 %<br />

nacl ................................. 51<br />

dextrose 10 % and 0.9 % nacl<br />

........................................ 51<br />

dextrose 10%-0.5 normal<br />

saline .............................. 51<br />

dextrose 10%-water............ 51<br />

dextrose 2.5 %-water.......... 51<br />

dextrose 2.5% in half ringers<br />

........................................ 72<br />

dextrose 2.5%-0.5normal<br />

saline .............................. 51<br />

dextrose 20 % in water ....... 51<br />

dextrose 20%-water............ 51<br />

dextrose 25%-water............ 51<br />

dextrose 40%-water............ 51<br />

dextrose 5 % and 0.33 % nacl<br />

........................................ 51<br />

dextrose 5 % and 0.9 % nacl<br />

........................................ 51<br />

dextrose 5 %-0.225 % nacl 51<br />

dextrose 5 %-0.45 % nacl .. 51<br />

dextrose 5 %-water............. 51<br />

dextrose 5% in ringers ....... 72<br />

dextrose 5%-lactated ringers<br />

........................................ 72<br />

dextrose 50 % in water ....... 51<br />

dextrose 60 % in water ....... 51<br />

dextrose 70 % in water ....... 52<br />

dhcodeine bt/acetaminophn/<br />

caff .................................. 16<br />

diazepam....................... 48, 49<br />

diclofenac potassium .......... 14<br />

diclofenac sodium ......... 14, 36<br />

dicloxacillin sodium ........... 24<br />

dicyclomine hcl ................... 26<br />

didanosine .......................... 46<br />

diflorasone diacetate .......... 37<br />

diflunisal ............................. 15<br />

digoxin ................................ 53<br />

DIGOXIN ........................... 53<br />

dihydroergotamine mesylate<br />

........................................ 76<br />

DILANTIN ......................... 28<br />

diltiazem hcl ....................... 50<br />

dimenhydrinate ................... 31<br />

diphenhydramine hcl ......... 33<br />

diphenoxylate hcl/atropine 31<br />

DIPHTHERIA-TETANUS<br />

TOXOID ........................ 77<br />

dipyridamole ...................... 79<br />

disopyramide phosphate .... 52<br />

disulfiram ........................... 64<br />

divalproex sodium.............. 26<br />

dobutamine hcl .................. 76<br />

dobutamine hcl/d5w ........... 76<br />

DOCEFREZ....................... 41<br />

docetaxel ............................ 41<br />

donepezil hcl ...................... 66<br />

dopamine hcl...................... 76<br />

dopamine hcl/d5w .............. 76<br />

dorzolamide hcl ................. 32<br />

dorzolamide hcl/timolol<br />

maleat ............................ 32<br />

DOVONEX ....................... 75<br />

doxazosin mesylate ............ 14<br />

doxepin hcl ......................... 68<br />

DOXIL ............................... 41<br />

doxorubicin hcl .................. 41<br />

doxorubicin hcl liposomal . 41<br />

doxycycline hyclate 25, 26, 34<br />

doxycycline monohydrate .. 26<br />

doxylamine succinate ......... 33<br />

dronabinol ......................... 31<br />

droperidol .......................... 48<br />

DROXIA ............................ 41<br />

DULERA ........................... 13<br />

econazole nitrate................ 35<br />

EDARBI ............................ 70<br />

EDARBYCLOR ................ 70<br />

edetate disodium ................ 58<br />

EDURANT ........................ 46<br />

EFFIENT ........................... 60<br />

ELAPRASE ....................... 56<br />

electrolyte-48 solution/d5w 72<br />

electrolyte-48/fructose 10%72<br />

electrolyte-48/fructose 5% . 72<br />

electrolyte-75 solution/d5w 72<br />

electrolyte-75/fructose 5% . 72<br />

electrolyte-r solution/d5w .. 72<br />

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ELIDEL.............................. 75<br />

ELIGARD .......................... 41<br />

ELITEK.............................. 56<br />

ELMIRON ......................... 64<br />

ELOXATIN ....................... 41<br />

ELSPAR ............................. 41<br />

EMCYT.............................. 41<br />

EMEND ............................. 31<br />

EMSAM ............................. 68<br />

EMTRIVA ......................... 46<br />

enalapril maleate ............... 71<br />

enalapril/hydrochlorothiazide<br />

........................................ 71<br />

enalaprilat dihydrate ......... 71<br />

ENBREL ............................ 64<br />

ENGERIX-B ...................... 78<br />

enoxaparin sodium ....... 58, 59<br />

ephedrine sulfate ................ 76<br />

epinastine hcl ..................... 21<br />

epinephrine ........................ 76<br />

epinephrine/pf .................... 76<br />

EPIPEN .............................. 76<br />

epirubicin hcl ..................... 41<br />

EPIVIR ............................... 46<br />

EPIVIR HBV ..................... 46<br />

eplerenone .......................... 71<br />

EPOGEN ............................ 60<br />

epoprostenol sodium (glycine)<br />

........................................ 79<br />

eprosartan mesylate ........... 70<br />

EPZICOM .......................... 46<br />

ERAXIS WATER DILUENT<br />

........................................ 32<br />

ERBITUX .......................... 41<br />

ergoloid mesylates ............. 64<br />

ergotamine tartrate/caffeine<br />

........................................ 76<br />

ERIVEDGE........................ 41<br />

ERWINAZE ....................... 41<br />

ery e-succ/sulfisoxazole ..... 23<br />

ERY-TAB .......................... 23<br />

ERYTHROCIN<br />

LACTOBIONATE ......... 23<br />

erythromycin base ........ 23, 34<br />

erythromycin base/ethanol . 35<br />

erythromycin ethylsuccinate<br />

........................................ 24<br />

erythromycin stearate ......... 24<br />

erythromycin/benzoyl<br />

peroxide .......................... 35<br />

escitalopram oxalate .......... 68<br />

esmolol hcl .......................... 49<br />

estazolam ............................ 49<br />

ESTRACE .......................... 57<br />

estradiol .............................. 57<br />

estradiol valerate ................ 57<br />

estradiol/noreth ac ............. 57<br />

estropipate .......................... 57<br />

ethambutol hcl .................... 39<br />

ethanolamine oleate ........... 74<br />

ethinyl estradiol/drospirenone<br />

........................................ 54<br />

ethosuximide ....................... 28<br />

ethynodiol d-ethinyl estradiol<br />

........................................ 54<br />

etidronate disodium ............ 64<br />

etodolac .............................. 15<br />

ETOPOPHOS ..................... 41<br />

etoposide ............................. 41<br />

EVISTA .............................. 57<br />

exemestane ......................... 41<br />

EXJADE ............................. 58<br />

FABRAZYME ................... 56<br />

famciclovir .......................... 47<br />

famotidine ........................... 45<br />

famotidine in nacl,iso-osm/pf<br />

........................................ 45<br />

FANAPT ............................ 69<br />

FARESTON ....................... 41<br />

FASLODEX ....................... 41<br />

FAZACLO ......................... 69<br />

felbamate ............................ 26<br />

felodipine ............................ 50<br />

fenofibrate .......................... 38<br />

fenofibrate,micronized........ 38<br />

fenofibric acid .................... 38<br />

fenoldopam mesylate .......... 60<br />

fenoprofen calcium ............. 15<br />

fentanyl .............................. 16<br />

fentanyl citrate ................... 16<br />

FERRIPROX ..................... 58<br />

fexofenadine hcl ................. 33<br />

fexofenadine/<br />

pseudoephedrine ............ 33<br />

finasteride .......................... 64<br />

FIRMAGON ...................... 41<br />

FLAREX ............................ 36<br />

flavoxate hcl ....................... 57<br />

FLEBOGAMMA ............... 74<br />

FLEBOGAMMA DIF ....... 74<br />

flecainide acetate ............... 52<br />

FLOVENT DISKUS.......... 13<br />

FLOVENT HFA ................ 13<br />

floxuridine .......................... 41<br />

fluconazole ......................... 32<br />

fluconazole in nacl,iso-osm 32<br />

flucytosine .......................... 32<br />

fludarabine phosphate ....... 41<br />

fludrocortisone acetate ...... 13<br />

flumazenil........................... 54<br />

flunisolide .......................... 36<br />

fluocinolone acetonide ....... 38<br />

fluocinolone acetonide oil . 36<br />

fluocinolone/shower cap .... 38<br />

fluocinonide ....................... 38<br />

FLUOR-A-DAY ................ 79<br />

fluoride/iron/vit a,c&d ....... 79<br />

FLUORITAB ..................... 64<br />

fluorometholone ................. 36<br />

FLUOROPLEX ................. 75<br />

fluorouracil .................. 41, 75<br />

fluoxetine hcl...................... 68<br />

fluoxymesterone ................. 20<br />

fluphenazine decanoate ..... 69<br />

fluphenazine hcl ................. 69<br />

FLURA .............................. 80<br />

FLURA-DROPS ................ 64<br />

flurbiprofen ........................ 15<br />

flurbiprofen sodium ........... 36<br />

flutamide ............................ 41<br />

fluticasone propionate . 36, 38<br />

fluvastatin sodium .............. 39<br />

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fluvoxamine maleate .......... 68<br />

FML ................................... 36<br />

FML FORTE ...................... 36<br />

FML S.O.P. ........................ 36<br />

FOLOTYN ......................... 41<br />

fomepizole .......................... 64<br />

fondaparinux sodium ......... 59<br />

FORADIL .......................... 76<br />

FORTEO ............................ 67<br />

FORTICAL ........................ 67<br />

FOSAMAX ........................ 64<br />

FOSAMAX PLUS D ......... 64<br />

foscarnet sodium ................ 47<br />

fosinopril sodium ............... 71<br />

fosinopril/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide ....... 71<br />

fosphenytoin sodium........... 28<br />

FOSRENOL ....................... 61<br />

FREAMINE III .................. 52<br />

fructose 10% ...................... 52<br />

furosemide .......................... 56<br />

FUSILEV ........................... 64<br />

FUZEON ............................ 46<br />

gabapentin.......................... 26<br />

GABITRIL ......................... 26<br />

galantamine hbr ................. 66<br />

GAMMAGARD LIQUID .. 74<br />

GAMUNEX-C ................... 74<br />

ganciclovir ......................... 47<br />

ganciclovir sodium ............. 47<br />

GARDASIL ....................... 78<br />

gauze bandage ................... 64<br />

gemcitabine hcl .................. 41<br />

gemfibrozil ......................... 38<br />

GENOTROPIN .................. 67<br />

gentamicin in nacl, iso-osm 22<br />

gentamicin sulfate .. 22, 34, 35<br />

gentamicin sulfate/pf .......... 22<br />

GEODON ........................... 69<br />

GLEEVEC ......................... 41<br />

glimepiride ......................... 29<br />

glipizide .............................. 30<br />

glipizide/metformin hcl ...... 30<br />

GLUCAGEN ...................... 64<br />

GLUCAGON EMERGENCY<br />

KIT ................................. 64<br />

glutethimide ........................ 48<br />

glyburide ............................. 30<br />

glyburide,micronized .......... 30<br />

glyburide/metformin hcl ..... 30<br />

glycopyrrolate .................... 26<br />

GLYSET............................. 28<br />

GOLYTELY ....................... 53<br />

granisetron hcl ................... 31<br />

granisetron hcl/pf ............... 31<br />

griseofulvin,microsize ........ 32<br />

GRIS-PEG .......................... 32<br />

guaifen/theop anhyd/p-ephed<br />

........................................ 73<br />

guanfacine hcl .................... 60<br />

HALAVEN ......................... 41<br />

HALDOL ........................... 69<br />

HALDOL DECANOATE<br />

100 .................................. 69<br />

HALDOL DECANOATE 50<br />

........................................ 69<br />

halobetasol propionate ....... 38<br />

haloperidol ......................... 70<br />

haloperidol decanoate ........ 70<br />

haloperidol lactate ............. 70<br />

HAVRIX ............................ 78<br />

HECTOROL ....................... 80<br />

heparin sodium,porcine ...... 59<br />

heparin sodium,porcine/d5w<br />

........................................ 59<br />

heparin sodium,porcine/ns/pf<br />

........................................ 59<br />

heparin sodium,porcine/pf . 59<br />

HEPSERA .......................... 47<br />

HERCEPTIN ...................... 41<br />

HEXALEN ......................... 41<br />

HIZENTRA ........................ 74<br />

homatropine hbr ................. 56<br />

HUMIRA ............................ 64<br />

hydralazine hcl ................... 60<br />

hydralazine/<br />

hydrochlorothiazid ......... 60<br />

hydralazine/reserpin/hctz ... 60<br />

hydrochlorothiazide ........... 55<br />

hydrocodone bit/<br />

acetaminophen ......... 16, 17<br />

hydrocodone/ibuprofen ...... 17<br />

hydrocortisone ............. 13, 38<br />

hydrocortisone acetate ...... 38<br />

hydrocortisone acetate/aloe v<br />

....................................... 38<br />

hydrocortisone acetate/urea<br />

....................................... 38<br />

hydrocortisone butyrate ..... 38<br />

hydrocortisone sod succinate<br />

....................................... 13<br />

hydrocortisone valerate ..... 38<br />

hydromorphone hcl ............ 17<br />

hydromorphone hcl/pf........ 17<br />

hydroxychloroquine sulfate 44<br />

hydroxyurea ....................... 41<br />

hydroxyzine hcl .................. 48<br />

hydroxyzine pamoate ......... 48<br />

hyoscyamine....................... 26<br />

hyoscyamine sulfate ........... 26<br />

ibandronate sodium ........... 64<br />

ibuprofen ............................ 15<br />

ibuprofen/oxycodone hcl.... 17<br />

idarubicin hcl ..................... 41<br />

ifosfamide........................... 41<br />

ifosfamide/mesna ............... 41<br />

imipenem/cilastatin sodium 24<br />

imipramine hcl ................... 68<br />

imipramine pamoate .......... 68<br />

imiquimod .......................... 75<br />

INCIVEK ........................... 47<br />

INCRELEX ....................... 75<br />

indapamide ........................ 55<br />

INFANRIX ........................ 77<br />

INFANRIX PF ................... 77<br />

INLYTA ............................ 42<br />

INNOPRAN XL ................ 49<br />

INTELENCE ..................... 46<br />

INTRALIPID ..................... 52<br />

INTRON A ........................ 47<br />

INTUNIV........................... 54<br />

INVEGA ............................ 70<br />

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INVEGA SUSTENNA ...... 70<br />

INVIRASE ......................... 46<br />

IPOL ................................... 78<br />

ipratropium bromide .......... 56<br />

ipratropium/albuterol sulfate<br />

........................................ 76<br />

irbesartan ........................... 70<br />

irbesartan/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide ....... 70<br />

irinotecan hcl ..................... 42<br />

iron,carbonyl/vit c/vit b12/fa<br />

........................................ 80<br />

ISENTRESS ....................... 46<br />

isoniazid ............................. 39<br />

isopropamide/<br />

prochlorperazine ............ 26<br />

isosorbide dinitrate ............ 79<br />

isosorbide mononitrate ...... 79<br />

isotretinoin ......................... 75<br />

isradipine ........................... 50<br />

ISTODAX .......................... 42<br />

itraconazole........................ 32<br />

IXEMPRA.......................... 42<br />

IXIARO.............................. 78<br />

JAKAFI .............................. 42<br />

JANUMET ......................... 28<br />

JANUVIA .......................... 28<br />

JE-VAX.............................. 78<br />

JEVTANA.......................... 42<br />

KALETRA ......................... 46<br />

kanamycin sulfate ............... 22<br />

KAYEXALATE ................ 61<br />

KEPIVANCE ..................... 53<br />

KETEK .............................. 24<br />

ketoconazole ................. 32, 35<br />

ketoprofen .......................... 15<br />

ketorolac tromethamine ..... 36<br />

KINERET .......................... 64<br />

KORLYM .......................... 28<br />

KUVAN ............................. 64<br />

labetalol hcl ....................... 49<br />

LACTATED RINGERS .... 61<br />

lactulose ............................. 14<br />

LAMICTAL BLUE ........... 26<br />

LAMICTAL GREEN ......... 26<br />

LAMICTAL ODT .............. 27<br />

LAMICTAL ODT BLUE... 27<br />

LAMICTAL ODT GREEN 27<br />

LAMICTAL ODT ORANGE<br />

........................................ 27<br />

LAMICTAL ORANGE ...... 27<br />

LAMICTAL XR ................. 27<br />

LAMICTAL XR BLUE ..... 27<br />

LAMICTAL XR GREEN .. 27<br />

LAMICTAL XR ORANGE<br />

........................................ 27<br />

lamivudine .......................... 46<br />

lamivudine/zidovudine ........ 46<br />

lamotrigine ......................... 27<br />

LANOXIN .......................... 53<br />

lansoprazole ....................... 45<br />

LANTUS ............................ 29<br />

LANTUS SOLOSTAR ...... 29<br />

latanoprost ......................... 32<br />

LATUDA ........................... 70<br />

leflunomide ......................... 64<br />

LETAIRIS .......................... 79<br />

letrozole .............................. 42<br />

leucovorin calcium ............. 64<br />

LEUKERAN ...................... 42<br />

LEUKINE ........................... 60<br />

leuprolide acetate ............... 42<br />

LEVAQUIN ....................... 25<br />

LEVEMIR .......................... 29<br />

levetiracetam ...................... 27<br />

levetiracetam in nacl (iso-os)<br />

........................................ 27<br />

levobunolol hcl ............. 32, 33<br />

levocarnitine ....................... 64<br />

levocarnitine (with sugar) .. 64<br />

levocetirizine dihydrochloride<br />

........................................ 33<br />

levofloxacin .................. 25, 34<br />

levofloxacin/d5w ................. 25<br />

levonorgestrel ..................... 54<br />

levonorgestrel-eth estradiol54<br />

levorphanol tartrate ........... 17<br />

LEVOTHROID .................. 77<br />

levothyroxine sodium ......... 77<br />

LEVOXYL ........................ 77<br />

LEVULAN ........................ 75<br />

LEXIVA ............................ 46<br />

lidocaine ............................ 45<br />

lidocaine hcl ................ 53, 62<br />

lidocaine hcl/d5w/pf .......... 53<br />

lidocaine hcl/d7.5w/pf ....... 53<br />

lidocaine hcl/pf ............ 53, 62<br />

lidocaine/prilocaine ........... 45<br />

LIDODERM ...................... 45<br />

LINCOCIN ........................ 22<br />

lindane ............................... 36<br />

liothyronine sodium ........... 77<br />

lipase/protease/amylase..... 57<br />

LIPOSYN II ....................... 52<br />

LIPOSYN III ..................... 52<br />

lisinopril............................. 71<br />

lisinopril/hydrochlorothiazide<br />

....................................... 71<br />

lithium carbonate ............... 54<br />

lithium citrate .................... 54<br />

l-norgest-eth estr/ethin estra<br />

....................................... 55<br />

loperamide hcl ................... 31<br />

lorazepam .......................... 49<br />

LORAZEPAM INTENSOL<br />

....................................... 49<br />

losartan potassium ............. 70<br />

losartan/hydrochlorothiazide<br />

....................................... 70<br />

LOTEMAX ........................ 36<br />

LOTRONEX ...................... 57<br />

lovastatin ........................... 39<br />

LOVAZA ........................... 38<br />

LOVENOX ........................ 59<br />

loxapine succinate ............. 70<br />

LOZI-FLUR....................... 80<br />

LUMIGAN ........................ 33<br />

LUPRON DEPOT ............. 42<br />

LUPRON DEPOT-PED .... 42<br />

LUVOX CR ....................... 68<br />

LYRICA ............................ 27<br />

LYSODREN ...................... 42<br />

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magnesium chloride ........... 27<br />

magnesium salicylate ......... 15<br />

magnesium sulfate .............. 27<br />

magnesium sulfate/d5w ...... 27<br />

malathion ........................... 36<br />

mannitol/sorbitol solution .. 61<br />

maprotiline hcl ................... 68<br />

MARPLAN ........................ 68<br />

MATULANE ..................... 42<br />

MAXALT .......................... 39<br />

MAXALT MLT ................. 39<br />

MAXIDEX ......................... 36<br />

meclizine hcl....................... 31<br />

meclofenamate sodium ....... 15<br />

medroxyprogesterone acetate<br />

........................................ 67<br />

mefenamic acid .................. 15<br />

mefloquine hcl .................... 44<br />

MEGACE ES ..................... 42<br />

megestrol acetate ............... 42<br />

meloxicam .......................... 15<br />

melphalan hcl ..................... 42<br />

MENACTRA ..................... 78<br />

MENEST............................ 57<br />

MENOMUNE-A-C-Y-W-135<br />

........................................ 78<br />

MENVEO A-C-Y-W-135-<br />

DIP ................................. 78<br />

mepivacaine hcl/pf ............. 62<br />

meprobamate...................... 48<br />

MEPRON ........................... 44<br />

mercaptopurine .................. 42<br />

meropenem ......................... 24<br />

mesalamine w/cleansing<br />

wipes .............................. 37<br />

mesna ................................. 64<br />

MESNEX ........................... 64<br />

METADATE CD ............... 21<br />

metaproterenol sulfate ....... 76<br />

metaxalone ......................... 74<br />

metformin hcl ............... 28, 29<br />

methadone hcl .................... 18<br />

methamphetamine hcl ........ 21<br />

methazolamide ................... 33<br />

methen/m-blue/sal/na phos/<br />

hyos................................. 78<br />

methenamine mandelate ..... 78<br />

methimazole ........................ 77<br />

methocarbamol ................... 74<br />

methotrexate sodium .......... 42<br />

methotrexate sodium/pf ...... 42<br />

methscopolamine bromide.. 26<br />

methyclothiazide ................. 55<br />

methyl salicylate ................. 15<br />

methyldopa ......................... 60<br />

methyldopa/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide ....... 61<br />

methyldopate hcl ................ 61<br />

methylene blue .................... 65<br />

methylergonovine maleate .. 65<br />

METHYLIN ....................... 21<br />

methylphenidate hcl ............ 21<br />

methylprednisolone ............ 13<br />

methylprednisolone acetate 13<br />

methylprednisolone sod succ<br />

........................................ 13<br />

metipranolol ....................... 33<br />

metoclopramide hcl ...... 57, 58<br />

metolazone .......................... 55<br />

metoprolol succinate .......... 49<br />

metoprolol tartrate ............. 49<br />

metoprolol/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide ....... 49<br />

METROGEL ...................... 35<br />

metronidazole ............... 35, 44<br />

metronidazole/sodium<br />

chloride ........................... 45<br />

METVIXIA ........................ 75<br />

mexiletine hcl ...................... 53<br />

MIACALCIN ..................... 67<br />

MICARDIS ........................ 70<br />

MICARDIS HCT ............... 70<br />

miconazole nitrate .............. 35<br />

midodrine hcl ...................... 76<br />

milrinone lactate ................ 53<br />

milrinone lactate/d5w ......... 53<br />

minocycline hcl ................... 26<br />

minoxidil ............................. 61<br />

mirtazapine ........................ 68<br />

misoprostol ........................ 45<br />

MITHRACIN..................... 42<br />

mitomycin........................... 42<br />

mitoxantrone hcl ................ 42<br />

M-M-R II VACCINE ........ 78<br />

MOBAN ............................ 70<br />

modafinil ............................ 21<br />

moexipril hcl ...................... 71<br />

moexipril/<br />

hydrochlorothiazide ....... 71<br />

mometasone furoate ........... 38<br />

morphine sulfate ................ 18<br />

morphine sulfate/pf ............ 18<br />

MOVIPREP ....................... 53<br />

MULTAQ .......................... 53<br />

multivitamins with fluoride 80<br />

mupirocin ........................... 35<br />

MUSTARGEN .................. 42<br />

MVC-FLUORIDE ............. 80<br />

MYCOBUTIN ................... 39<br />

mycophenolate mofetil ....... 65<br />

MYFORTIC....................... 65<br />

MYOZYME....................... 56<br />

na nitrite/na thiosul/amyl nit<br />

....................................... 58<br />

nabumetone ........................ 15<br />

nadolol ............................... 49<br />

nadolol/bendroflumethiazide<br />

....................................... 49<br />

nafcillin sodium ................. 24<br />

NAFTIN............................. 35<br />

NAGLAZYME .................. 57<br />

nalbuphine hcl ................... 20<br />

nalidixic acid ..................... 25<br />

NALLPEN-ISO-OSMOTIC<br />

DEXTROSE .................. 24<br />

naloxone hcl ....................... 66<br />

naltrexone hcl .................... 66<br />

NAMENDA ....................... 54<br />

naphazoline hcl .................. 56<br />

naphazoline hcl/antazoline 56<br />

naproxen ............................ 15<br />

naproxen sodium................ 15<br />

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naratriptan hcl ................... 39<br />

NARDIL ............................ 68<br />

NASONEX ........................ 36<br />

nateglinide.......................... 29<br />

needles, insulin disp., safety<br />

........................................ 55<br />

needles, insulin disposable . 55<br />

nefazodone hcl ................... 68<br />

neo/polymyx b sulf/dexameth<br />

........................................ 34<br />

neomy sulf/bacitra/polymyxin<br />

b...................................... 34<br />

neomy sulf/bacitrac zn/poly/<br />

hc .................................... 34<br />

neomy sulf/polymyxin b<br />

sulfate ............................. 35<br />

neomycin sulfate ................. 22<br />

neomycin sulfate/dex na ph 34<br />

neomycin/polymyxin b sulf/hc<br />

........................................ 34<br />

neomycin/polymyxn b/<br />

gramicidin ...................... 34<br />

neostigmine methylsulfate .. 66<br />

NEULASTA ...................... 60<br />

NEUMEGA........................ 60<br />

NEUPOGEN ...................... 60<br />

nevirapine .......................... 46<br />

NEXAVAR ........................ 42<br />

NEXIUM............................ 45<br />

niacin.................................. 38<br />

NIASPAN .......................... 38<br />

nicardipine hcl ................... 50<br />

nicotine ............................... 66<br />

NICOTROL NS ................. 66<br />

nifedipine............................ 50<br />

NILANDRON .................... 42<br />

nimodipine.......................... 50<br />

nisoldipine .......................... 50<br />

nitrofurantoin macrocrystal<br />

........................................ 78<br />

nitroglycerin ....................... 79<br />

nitroglycerin/d5w ............... 79<br />

NITROSTAT ..................... 79<br />

nizatidine ............................ 45<br />

NORDITROPIN FLEXPRO<br />

........................................ 67<br />

NORDITROPIN<br />

NORDIFLEX ................. 67<br />

norepinephrine bitartrate ... 76<br />

noreth a-et estra/fe fumarate<br />

........................................ 55<br />

noreth-ethinyl estradiol/iron<br />

........................................ 55<br />

norethind ac/ethinyl estradiol<br />

........................................ 57<br />

norethindrone ..................... 55<br />

norethindrone acetate ........ 67<br />

norethindrone a-e estradiol 55<br />

norethindrone-ethinyl estrad<br />

........................................ 55<br />

norethindrone-mestranol .... 55<br />

norgestimate-ethinyl estradiol<br />

........................................ 55<br />

norgestrel-ethinyl estradiol 55<br />

nortriptyline hcl .................. 68<br />

NORVIR............................. 46<br />

NOVAMINE ...................... 52<br />

NOVOLIN 70-30 ............... 29<br />

NOVOLIN 70-30 INNOLET<br />

........................................ 29<br />

NOVOLIN N ...................... 29<br />

NOVOLIN N INNOLET ... 29<br />

NOVOLIN R ...................... 29<br />

NOVOLOG ........................ 29<br />

NOVOLOG MIX 70-30 ..... 29<br />

NPLATE............................. 65<br />

NULOJIX ........................... 65<br />

NUTROPIN ........................ 67<br />

NUTROPIN AQ ................. 67<br />

NUTROPIN AQ NUSPIN . 67<br />

NUVARING ....................... 55<br />

NUVIGIL ........................... 21<br />

nylidrin hcl ......................... 79<br />

nystatin ......................... 32, 35<br />

nystatin/triamcin................. 35<br />

octreotide acetate ............... 65<br />

ofloxacin ....................... 25, 34<br />

olanzapine .......................... 70<br />

olanzapine/fluoxetine hcl ... 68<br />

OLEPTRO ER ................... 68<br />

omeprazole......................... 45<br />

omeprazole/sodium<br />

bicarbonate .................... 45<br />

OMNITROPE .................... 67<br />

ONCASPAR ...................... 42<br />

ondansetron ....................... 31<br />

ondansetron hcl ................. 31<br />

ondansetron in 0.9 % nacl/pf<br />

....................................... 31<br />

ONFI .................................. 49<br />

ONTAK ............................. 42<br />

opium tincture .................... 31<br />

ORAP................................. 70<br />

ORFADIN ......................... 65<br />

orphenadrine citrate .......... 74<br />

orphenadrine/aspirin/caffeine<br />

....................................... 75<br />

OSMOPREP ...................... 53<br />

oxacillin sodium ................. 24<br />

oxacillin sodium/dextrose,iso<br />

....................................... 25<br />

oxaliplatin .......................... 42<br />

oxandrolone ....................... 20<br />

oxaprozin ........................... 15<br />

oxazepam ........................... 49<br />

oxcarbazepine .................... 27<br />

OXSORALEN ................... 75<br />

OXSORALEN-ULTRA .... 75<br />

oxybutynin chloride ........... 57<br />

oxycodone hcl .................... 19<br />

oxycodone hcl/acetaminophen<br />

....................................... 19<br />

oxycodone hcl/aspirin ........ 19<br />

OXYCONTIN ................... 19<br />

oxymorphone hcl................ 19<br />

paclitaxel ........................... 42<br />

pamidronate disodium ....... 65<br />

PANRETIN ....................... 75<br />

pantoprazole sodium ......... 45<br />

papaverine hcl ................... 79<br />

paromomycin sulfate.......... 45<br />

paroxetine hcl .................... 68<br />

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PASER ............................... 40<br />

PATADAY ........................ 21<br />

PAXIL ................................ 68<br />

PCE .................................... 24<br />

ped mv a,c,d3 #21 w-fluoride<br />

........................................ 80<br />

PEDVAXHIB .................... 78<br />

peg 3350/na sulf,bicarb,cl/kcl<br />

........................................ 53<br />

PEGANONE ...................... 28<br />

PEGASYS .......................... 47<br />

PEGASYS PROCLICK ..... 47<br />

PEGINTRON ..................... 47<br />

PEGINTRON REDIPEN ... 47<br />

pen g pot/dextrose-water.... 25<br />

penicillin g potassium ........ 25<br />

penicillin g potassium/d5w 25<br />

penicillin g procaine .......... 25<br />

penicillin v potassium ........ 25<br />

PENTAM 300 .................... 45<br />

pentamidine isethionate ..... 45<br />

PENTOLAIR ..................... 56<br />

pentostatin .......................... 42<br />

pentoxifylline ...................... 59<br />

p-epd tan/chlor-tan ............ 33<br />

perindopril erbumine ......... 71<br />

permethrin .......................... 36<br />

perphenazine ...................... 70<br />

perphenazine/amitriptyline<br />

hcl ................................... 69<br />

PEXEVA ............................ 69<br />

phenazopyridine hcl ........... 45<br />

phenelzine sulfate ............... 69<br />

phenobarbital ..................... 54<br />

phenobarbital sodium ........ 54<br />

phentolamine mesylate ....... 76<br />

phenylbutazone .................. 15<br />

phenylephrine hcl ......... 56, 77<br />

phenylephrine hcl/prometh<br />

hcl ................................... 33<br />

PHENYTEK ...................... 28<br />

phenytoin ............................ 28<br />

phenytoin sodium ............... 28<br />

phenytoin sodium extended 28<br />

PHISOHEX ........................ 36<br />

PHOSPHOLINE IODIDE .. 33<br />

phosphorus #1 .................... 65<br />

PHOTOFRIN ..................... 42<br />

physostigmine salicylate ..... 66<br />

pilocarpine hcl .............. 33, 66<br />

PILOPINE HS .................... 33<br />

pindolol............................... 49<br />

piperacillin sodium/<br />

tazobactam ..................... 25<br />

piroxicam ............................ 15<br />

pnv with ca,no.72/iron/fa ... 80<br />

podofilox ............................. 75<br />

podophyllum resin .............. 75<br />

polyethylene glycol 3350 .... 53<br />

polymyxin b sulfate ............. 22<br />

polymyxin b sulfate/tmp ...... 34<br />

pot chloride/pot bicarb/cit ac<br />

........................................ 72<br />

potassium acetate ............... 72<br />

potassium bicarbonate/cit ac<br />

........................................ 72<br />

potassium chlorid/d10-<br />

0.2%nacl ......................... 72<br />

potassium chlorid/d5-<br />

0.225nacl ........................ 72<br />

potassium chloride ............. 72<br />

potassium chloride in<br />

0.9%nacl ......................... 72<br />

potassium chloride/d5-0.25ns<br />

........................................ 72<br />

potassium chloride/d5-<br />

0.33nacl .......................... 72<br />

potassium chloride/d5-<br />

0.45nacl .......................... 73<br />

potassium chloride/d5-<br />

0.9%nacl ......................... 73<br />

potassium chloride/d5lr...... 73<br />

potassium chloride/d5w...... 73<br />

potassium chloride-0.45%<br />

nacl ................................. 73<br />

potassium citrate ................ 65<br />

potassium citrate/citric acid<br />

........................................ 65<br />

potassium gluconate .......... 73<br />

potassium hydroxide .......... 62<br />

potassium phos,m-basic-dbasic<br />

............................... 73<br />

POTIGA............................. 27<br />

PRADAXA ........................ 59<br />

pramipexole di-hcl ............. 44<br />

PRANDIN ......................... 29<br />

pravastatin sodium ............ 39<br />

prazosin hcl........................ 14<br />

PRED-G ............................. 34<br />

prednicarbate..................... 38<br />

prednisolone ...................... 14<br />

prednisolone acetate .... 13, 37<br />

prednisolone sod phosphate<br />

................................. 13, 37<br />

prednisone ......................... 14<br />

PREMARIN....................... 57<br />

PREMASOL ...................... 52<br />

PREMPHASE .................... 57<br />

PREMPRO ........................ 57<br />

PREZISTA......................... 46<br />

PRIFTIN ............................ 40<br />

PRIMAQUINE .................. 45<br />

PRIMAXIN ....................... 24<br />

PRIMAXIN I.M................. 24<br />

primidone ........................... 54<br />

PRISTIQ ER ...................... 69<br />

PRIVIGEN......................... 74<br />

probenecid ......................... 65<br />

procainamide hcl ............... 53<br />

prochlorperazine edisylate 32<br />

prochlorperazine maleate .. 32<br />

PROCRIT .......................... 60<br />

progesterone ...................... 68<br />

progesterone,micronized ... 68<br />

PROGLYCEM................... 61<br />

PROGRAF ......................... 65<br />

PROLASTIN ..................... 73<br />

PROLEUKIN..................... 42<br />

PROMACTA ..................... 60<br />

promethazine hcl................ 33<br />

propafenone hcl ................. 53<br />

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propantheline/phenobarbital<br />

........................................ 26<br />

proparacaine hcl ................ 62<br />

proparacaine/fluorescein sod<br />

........................................ 62<br />

propranolol hcl .................. 49<br />

propranolol/<br />

hydrochlorothiazid ......... 49<br />

propylthiouracil ................. 77<br />

PROQUAD ........................ 78<br />

PROSOL ............................ 52<br />

protamine sulfate ............... 60<br />

PROTONIX IV .................. 45<br />

protriptyline hcl ................. 69<br />

PROVIGIL ......................... 21<br />

PULMICORT FLEXHALER<br />

........................................ 14<br />

PULMOZYME .................. 57<br />

pyrazinamide ...................... 40<br />

pyridostigmine bromide ..... 67<br />

quetiapine fumarate ........... 70<br />

quinapril hcl ....................... 71<br />

quinapril/hydrochlorothiazide<br />

........................................ 71<br />

quinidine gluconate ............ 53<br />

quinidine sulfate ................. 53<br />

QVAR ................................ 14<br />

RABAVERT ...................... 78<br />

ramipril .............................. 71<br />

RANEXA ........................... 53<br />

ranitidine hcl ...................... 45<br />

RAPAMUNE ..................... 65<br />

REBETOL.......................... 47<br />

RECOMBIVAX HB .......... 78<br />

REFLUDAN ...................... 59<br />

REGRANEX ...................... 75<br />

RELENZA ......................... 47<br />

RELISTOR ........................ 58<br />

REMICADE ....................... 65<br />

RENAGEL ......................... 61<br />

RENVELA ......................... 61<br />

RESCRIPTOR ................... 46<br />

reserpine ............................ 61<br />

reserpine/hydrochlorothiazide<br />

........................................ 61<br />

RESTASIS ......................... 37<br />

RETIN-A MICRO .............. 54<br />

RETROVIR ........................ 46<br />

REVATIO .......................... 79<br />

REVLIMID .................. 42, 65<br />

REYATAZ ......................... 46<br />

RHINOCORT AQUA ........ 37<br />

RIBATAB .......................... 48<br />

ribavirin .............................. 48<br />

RIDAURA .......................... 65<br />

rifampin .............................. 40<br />

rifampin/isoniazid............... 40<br />

RILUTEK ........................... 54<br />

rimantadine hcl .................. 47<br />

ringers solution ............ 61, 73<br />

RISPERDAL CONSTA ..... 70<br />

risperidone ......................... 70<br />

RITUXAN .......................... 42<br />

rivastigmine tartrate ........... 67<br />

ropinirole hcl ...................... 44<br />

ROTATEQ ......................... 78<br />

SABRIL .............................. 27<br />

sal-amide/acetamin/p-tlox/<br />

caff .................................. 14<br />

sal-amide/acetaminophn/ptlox<br />

.................................. 14<br />

salicylic acid ....................... 62<br />

salicylic acid/ammon lact/<br />

aloe ................................. 62<br />

salicylic acid/ceramide cmb<br />

#1 .................................... 62<br />

salsalate .............................. 15<br />

SANTYL ............................ 75<br />

SAPHRIS ........................... 70<br />

SAVELLA .......................... 54<br />

SCLEROSOL ..................... 74<br />

selegiline hcl ....................... 44<br />

selenium sulfide .................. 36<br />

SELZENTRY ..................... 46<br />

SENSIPAR ......................... 65<br />

SEREVENT DISKUS ........ 77<br />

SEROMYCIN .................... 40<br />

SEROQUEL XR ................ 70<br />

SEROSTIM ....................... 67<br />

sertraline hcl ...................... 69<br />

silver nitrate ....................... 36<br />

silver sulfadiazine .............. 36<br />

SIMPONI ........................... 65<br />

SIMULECT ....................... 65<br />

simvastatin ......................... 39<br />

SINGULAIR ...................... 37<br />

sod propionate/inosi/aa14/<br />

urea ................................ 35<br />

sod/pot/k cit/sod cit/cit acid 65<br />

sodium acetate ................... 73<br />

sodium bicarbonate ........... 65<br />

sodium chloride ................. 73<br />

sodium chloride 0.45 % ..... 73<br />

sodium chloride 3% ........... 73<br />

sodium chloride 5% ........... 73<br />

sodium chloride irrig solution<br />

....................................... 61<br />

sodium chloride/nahco3/kcl/<br />

peg ................................. 53<br />

sodium fluoride ............ 65, 80<br />

sodium lactate .................... 65<br />

sodium morrhuate .............. 74<br />

sodium phos,m-basic-d-basic<br />

....................................... 73<br />

sodium polystyrene sulfonate<br />

....................................... 61<br />

sodium tetradecyl sulfate ... 74<br />

sodium thiosulfate .............. 58<br />

sodium thiosulfate/sal acid 36<br />

SOLARAZE ...................... 15<br />

SOLU-MEDROL PF ......... 14<br />

SOMATULINE DEPOT ... 65<br />

SOMAVERT ..................... 75<br />

sorbitol solution ................. 61<br />

sotalol hcl .......................... 49<br />

SPIRIVA ............................ 26<br />

spironolact/<br />

hydrochlorothiazid ........ 71<br />

spironolactone ................... 71<br />

SPRYCEL .......................... 43<br />

STALEVO 100 .................. 44<br />

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STALEVO 125 .................. 44<br />

STALEVO 150 .................. 44<br />

STALEVO 200 .................. 44<br />

STALEVO 50 .................... 44<br />

STALEVO 75 .................... 44<br />

stannous fluoride ................ 66<br />

stavudine ............................ 46<br />

STAVZOR ......................... 27<br />

STELARA.................... 66, 75<br />

STRATTERA .................... 54<br />

streptomycin sulfate ........... 22<br />

STRIANT ........................... 20<br />

STROMECTOL ................. 21<br />

SUBOXONE ...................... 20<br />

sucralfate...................... 45, 46<br />

sulfacetamide sodium ... 34, 36<br />

sulfacetamide sodium/urea 62<br />

sulfacetamide/prednisolone<br />

sp .................................... 34<br />

sulfadiazine ........................ 25<br />

sulfamethoxazole/<br />

trimethoprim .................. 25<br />

sulfasalazine ....................... 25<br />

sulindac .............................. 15<br />

sumatriptan ........................ 39<br />

sumatriptan succinate ........ 39<br />

SUPPRELIN ...................... 66<br />

SUPPRELIN LA ................ 66<br />

SUPRAX ............................ 23<br />

SUSTIVA ........................... 46<br />

SUTENT ............................ 43<br />

SYLATRON ...................... 47<br />

SYMBICORT .................... 14<br />

SYMBYAX........................ 69<br />

SYMLIN ............................ 29<br />

SYMLINPEN 120 .............. 29<br />

SYMLINPEN 60 ................ 29<br />

SYNAREL ......................... 66<br />

SYNTHROID .................... 77<br />

syring w-ndl,disp,insul,0.3ml<br />

........................................ 55<br />

syring w-ndl,disp,insul,0.5ml<br />

........................................ 55<br />

syringe & needle,insulin,1 ml<br />

........................................ 55<br />

TABLOID .......................... 43<br />

tacrolimus ........................... 66<br />

talc ...................................... 74<br />

TAMIFLU .......................... 47<br />

tamoxifen citrate ................. 43<br />

tamsulosin hcl ..................... 76<br />

TARCEVA ......................... 43<br />

TARGRETIN ............... 43, 75<br />

TASIGNA .......................... 43<br />

TASMAR ........................... 44<br />

TAXOTERE ....................... 43<br />

TAZORAC ......................... 75<br />

TE ANATOXAL BERNA . 77<br />

TEGRETOL XR ................. 27<br />

TEKTURNA ...................... 71<br />

TEKTURNA HCT ............. 71<br />

temazepam .......................... 49<br />

terazosin hcl ....................... 14<br />

terbinafine hcl .................... 32<br />

terbutaline sulfate ............... 77<br />

terconazole ......................... 36<br />

testosterone cypionate ........ 20<br />

testosterone enanthate ........ 20<br />

TETANUS DIPHTHERIA<br />

TOXOIDS ...................... 77<br />

TETANUS-DIPHTERIA-<br />

DECAVAC..................... 77<br />

tetracaine hcl/pf .................. 62<br />

tetracycline hcl ................... 26<br />

TEVETEN .......................... 71<br />

TEVETEN HCT ................. 70<br />

THALOMID ....................... 66<br />

theophylline anhydrous ...... 73<br />

theophylline/d5w ................ 73<br />

THERACYS ....................... 78<br />

THERMAZENE ................. 36<br />

thioridazine hcl ................... 70<br />

thiotepa ............................... 43<br />

thiothixene .......................... 70<br />

THYMOGLOBULIN ......... 66<br />

ticlopidine hcl ..................... 60<br />

TIKOSYN .......................... 53<br />

TIMENTIN ........................ 25<br />

timolol maleate ............ 33, 49<br />

tinidazole ........................... 45<br />

tizanidine hcl...................... 75<br />

TOBI .................................. 22<br />

TOBRADEX ..................... 34<br />

TOBRADEX ST ................ 34<br />

tobramycin sulf/<br />

dexamethasone............... 34<br />

tobramycin sulfate ....... 22, 34<br />

tobramycin/sodium chloride<br />

....................................... 22<br />

tolazamide .................... 30, 31<br />

tolbutamide ........................ 31<br />

tolmetin sodium.................. 15<br />

tolterodine tartrate ............ 57<br />

topiramate .......................... 27<br />

topotecan hcl...................... 43<br />

TORISEL ........................... 43<br />

torsemide ........................... 56<br />

TPN ELECTROLYTES .... 73<br />

TRACLEER....................... 79<br />

tramadol hcl ................. 19, 20<br />

tramadol hcl/acetaminophen<br />

....................................... 20<br />

trandolapril ........................ 71<br />

tranexamic acid ................. 60<br />

tranylcypromine sulfate ..... 69<br />

TRAVAMULSION ........... 52<br />

TRAVASOL ...................... 52<br />

TRAVASOL W/DEXTROSE<br />

....................................... 52<br />

TRAVASOL W/<br />

ELECTROLYTES ......... 52<br />

TRAVASOL with<br />

DEXTROSE .................. 52<br />

TRAVASOL with<br />

ELECTROLYTES ......... 52<br />

TRAVATAN Z .................. 33<br />

TRAVERT ......................... 52<br />

TRAVERT IN NORMAL<br />

SALINE ......................... 52<br />

trazodone hcl ..................... 69<br />

TREANDA ........................ 43<br />

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TRECATOR ...................... 40<br />

TRELSTAR ....................... 43<br />

tretinoin ........................ 43, 54<br />

triacetin .............................. 32<br />

triamcinolone acetonide .... 37,<br />

38<br />

triamterene/<br />

hydrochlorothiazid ......... 56<br />

TRICOR ............................. 38<br />

trifluoperazine hcl .............. 70<br />

trifluridine .......................... 34<br />

trihexyphenidyl hcl ............. 44<br />

TRIHIBIT .......................... 77<br />

TRILEPTAL ...................... 27<br />

TRILIPIX ........................... 38<br />

trimethoprim ...................... 78<br />

trimipramine maleate ......... 69<br />

TRIPEDIA ......................... 77<br />

tripelennamine hcl ............. 33<br />

TRISENOX ........................ 43<br />

TRIZIVIR .......................... 46<br />

TROPHAMINE ................. 52<br />

tropicamide ........................ 56<br />

trospium chloride ............... 57<br />

TRUVADA ........................ 46<br />

TWINJECT ........................ 77<br />

TWINRIX .......................... 78<br />

TYGACIL .......................... 26<br />

TYKERB............................ 43<br />

TYPHIM VI ....................... 79<br />

TYSABRI .......................... 66<br />

TYZEKA............................ 48<br />

TYZINE ............................. 56<br />

ULORIC ............................. 66<br />

ULTRASE.......................... 58<br />

ULTRASE MT 12.............. 58<br />

ULTRASE MT 18.............. 58<br />

ULTRASE MT 20.............. 58<br />

UNITHROID ..................... 77<br />

urea .................................... 62<br />

urea/lactic ac/zn<br />

undecylenate .................. 62<br />

urea/lactic acid/salicyl acid62<br />

UROLOGIC SOLUTION G<br />

........................................ 61<br />

ursodiol............................... 58<br />

UVADEX ........................... 75<br />

VAGIFEM .......................... 57<br />

valacyclovir hcl .................. 48<br />

VALCYTE ......................... 48<br />

valproate sodium ................ 27<br />

valproic acid ....................... 28<br />

VALSTAR ......................... 43<br />

vancomycin hcl ................... 22<br />

vancomycin hcl/d5w ........... 22<br />

VANDETANIB .................. 43<br />

VANTAS ............................ 66<br />

VAQTA .............................. 79<br />

VARIVAX VACCINE ....... 79<br />

vasopressin ......................... 67<br />

VECTIBIX ......................... 43<br />

VECTICAL ........................ 75<br />

VELCADE ......................... 43<br />

venlafaxine hcl .................... 69<br />

VENLAFAXINE HCL ER. 69<br />

VENTAVIS ........................ 79<br />

VENTOLIN HFA ............... 77<br />

verapamil hcl ...................... 50<br />

VERIPRED 20 ................... 14<br />

VESICARE ........................ 57<br />

VICTRELIS ....................... 47<br />

VIDAZA ............................. 43<br />

VIDEX ............................... 47<br />

VIGAMOX......................... 35<br />

VIIBRYD ........................... 69<br />

VIMPAT............................. 28<br />

vinblastine sulfate ............... 43<br />

vincristine sulfate ............... 43<br />

vinorelbine tartrate ............ 43<br />

VIRACEPT ........................ 47<br />

VIRAMUNE ...................... 47<br />

VIRAMUNE XR ................ 47<br />

VIREAD ............................. 47<br />

VISTIDE ............................ 48<br />

VIVAGLOBIN ................... 74<br />

VIVELLE-DOT ................. 57<br />

VIVOTIF BERNA ............. 79<br />

VORAXAZE ..................... 66<br />

voriconazole....................... 32<br />

VOTRIENT ....................... 43<br />

VUMON ............................ 43<br />

warfarin sodium ................. 59<br />

water for irrigation,sterile . 61<br />

WELCHOL ........................ 38<br />

XALKORI ......................... 43<br />

XARELTO......................... 59<br />

XENAZINE ....................... 54<br />

XOLAIR ............................ 73<br />

XYLOCAINE .................... 62<br />

XYREM ............................. 54<br />

YERVOY........................... 43<br />

YF-VAX ............................ 79<br />

zafirlukast .......................... 37<br />

zaleplon .............................. 48<br />

ZANOSAR ........................ 43<br />

ZAVESCA ......................... 66<br />

ZELBORAF....................... 43<br />

ZEMPLAR......................... 80<br />

ZENPEP............................. 58<br />

ZERIT ................................ 47<br />

ZETIA ................................ 38<br />

ZIAGEN ............................ 47<br />

zidovudine .......................... 47<br />

ziprasidone hcl ................... 70<br />

ZIRGAN ............................ 35<br />

ZOLADEX ........................ 43<br />

ZOLINZA .......................... 43<br />

zolpidem tartrate ............... 48<br />

ZOMETA........................... 66<br />

ZONALON ........................ 45<br />

zonisamide ......................... 28<br />

ZORBTIVE ....................... 67<br />

ZORTRESS ....................... 66<br />

ZOSTAVAX ...................... 79<br />

ZOVIRAX ......................... 36<br />

ZYCLARA ........................ 75<br />

ZYFLO CR ........................ 37<br />

ZYMAXID ........................ 35<br />

ZYPREXA RELPREVV ... 70<br />

ZYTIGA ............................ 44<br />

ZYVOX ............................. 22<br />

I-13<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold $0 Deductible Rx 2013 Part D Formulary Effective: January 01, 2013<br />

Formulary ID: 13099.000, Version: 7<br />

Formulary


Notes


Notes


Accessories Program<br />

&<br />

SilverSneakers® Fitness<br />

Program


Accessories Program<br />

Valuable Discounts for Members<br />

Th e Accessories Program is available to all<br />

<strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold members. All you need is your<br />

member ID card, or use the online services<br />

available. No referrals are needed. Th ere is no<br />

charge for using the Accessories Program. Your<br />

health plan may already cover some services for<br />

which a discount is available through the<br />

Accessories Program. You should exhaust your<br />

covered benefi ts fi rst before taking advantage<br />

of the Accessories Program.<br />

What health discounts are available?<br />

• Fitness Center Discounts – Receive a discount on<br />

memberships at participating fi tness centers. See the<br />

most up-to-date list of these centers on our Web site.<br />

• Weight Watchers® – If you’re looking for help taking<br />

off a few pounds, consider joining Weight Watchers. It<br />

can teach you how to lose weight safely and keep it off<br />

through a combination of support and fl exible food,<br />

activity and maintenance plans. Please see the back of<br />

this brochure for more information.<br />

What about specialty services and products?<br />

Choose<strong>Health</strong>yTM provides discounts on<br />

complementary health care services, such as:<br />

• Chiropractic Care – Many people fi nd chiropractic<br />

treatment to be benefi cial, especially for ailments<br />

such as lower back pain and headaches originating<br />

in the neck. Receive a 25% discount off the usual<br />

fee for services from any American Specialty <strong>Health</strong><br />

Networks chiropractor. Th is includes mobilization and<br />

adjustment of tissues and joints. It may also include<br />

x rays, ultrasound, cold pack treatments or electrical<br />

muscle stimulation.<br />

• M assage Th erapy – It’s often used to alleviate stress and<br />

boost blood fl ow. Visit any ASH Networks massage<br />

therapist and receive a 25% discount on fees.<br />

• Acupuncture – Used to treat back pains, headaches,<br />

chronic pain and neurological disorders, acupuncture<br />

is a way to modify or prevent pain. Receive a 25%<br />

discount from ASH Networks providers. Call (877)<br />

335-2746 for more information.<br />

• Fitness Centers – In addition to our own fi tness<br />

center network, members have access to fi tness centers<br />

through ASH Networks. Visit the Web for a complete<br />

list.<br />

• <strong>Health</strong> Products – Receive a 15 to 40% discount<br />

through Choose <strong>Health</strong>yTM, plus free standard<br />

shipping on health products, including vitamins,<br />

nutritional supplements, exercise DVDs and much<br />

more. (Products are available through ASH Networks.)<br />

Are vision services included?<br />

Yes. Th e program includes ways to cut costs on vision<br />

care products and services.<br />

• Eyewear and Eye Exams – Get substantial savings<br />

through LensCrafters®, Target Optical, Sears<br />

Optical® and most Pearle Vision Centers®, as well<br />

as independent providers. Receive a $5 discount on<br />

routine examinations and $5 off contact lens exams.<br />

Discounts are available on eyeglass lenses, frames,<br />

coatings, tints, lens treatments, and conventional (not<br />

disposable) contact lenses.<br />

Accessories Program


• Mail Order Contact Lenses – You can receive<br />

replacement conventional lenses by mail. Ordering is<br />

easy, either online (www.eyemedcontacts.com) or by<br />

calling EyeMed Vision Care at (800) 508-1399. Th e<br />

contact lenses will be shipped directly to you. Lenses<br />

are 100% guaranteed. (Other Accessories Program<br />

discounts do not apply.)<br />

• Laser Vision Correction – Save 15% off the regular<br />

price for LASIK and PRK treatments (or 5% off<br />

promotional prices) through U.S. Laser Network. Th is<br />

includes pre- and post-operative care. LASIK and PRK<br />

procedures must be performed at a LasikPlus Center<br />

to receive discounts. Pre- and post-operative care may<br />

be received from other providers, but members will be<br />

responsible for costs. Call (877) 552-7376 for more<br />

information.<br />

If you have questions about<br />

the Accessories Program, call us today!<br />

Current members should call the Customer Service<br />

Team at (800) 498-9731<br />

Prospective members should call: (800) 514-0138<br />

8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.,<br />

7 days a week, Oct. - Feb.<br />

or 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Mon. - Fri., March - Sept.<br />

TDD: 711<br />

For more information on additional discounts and<br />

recent additions to the Accessories Program,<br />

please visit and log in to the Member section<br />

at www.<strong>Geisinger</strong>Gold.com.<br />

Special off ers on Weight Watchers programs vary by<br />

county. Members should call the Customer Service Team<br />

for more information.<br />

Choose<strong>Health</strong>y is a trademark of American Specialty <strong>Health</strong> Networks, Inc. Choose<strong>Health</strong>y is a discount<br />

program; it is not insurance. Choose<strong>Health</strong>y provides discount complementary health care services from participating<br />

providers. You are obligated to pay for all health care services but will receive a discount from those health<br />

care providers who have contracted with the discount plan. Choose<strong>Health</strong>y does not make payments directly to<br />

participating providers in the discount plan. Choose<strong>Health</strong>y has no liability for providing or guaranteeing service<br />

and assumes no liability for the quality of service rendered.<br />

Th e products and services described in this booklet are neither off ered nor guaranteed under our contract with<br />

the Medicare program. In addition, they are not subject to the Medicare appeals process. Any disputes regarding<br />

these products and services may be subject to the <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold grievance process.<br />

Should a problem arise with a value-added service, please contact the <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold Customer Service Team.<br />

Th e Accessories Program is made available solely for the convenience of those members who are interested in<br />

the discounted health items and services off ered. <strong>Geisinger</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> and <strong>Geisinger</strong> Indemnity Insurance<br />

Company (collectively “<strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>”) do not endorse the individual practitioners, services and products of the<br />

Accessories Program and do not guarantee results or outcomes. <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> accepts no responsibility for loss that<br />

may arise from reliance on the services. <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> makes no representation or warranty about quality, suitability<br />

or fi tness for a particular purpose of any product or service off ered under the Program. Th e practitioners, services<br />

or products of the Accessories Program should not be used as a substitute for medical diagnosis and treatment.<br />

<strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> recommends that members consult with their physician before using any health services or products<br />

pursuant to the Program.<br />

In order to take advantage of Accessories Program discounts, members may be required to show their Member<br />

Identifi cation Card or provide other information directly to vendors who participate in the Accessories Program.<br />

Member understands that his/her disclosure of information directly to the vendor whether in person, over-thephone,<br />

internet or any other manner is done at their own risk and <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> assumes no liability relative to the<br />

member’s voluntary disclosure of such information. <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> will not disclose member information to the<br />

vendor.<br />

Th ese discounts and services are not included in the <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> benefi ts plans and are provided strictly as a<br />

convenience as indicated above. Th is Program and any of the practitioners, services and products in the Program<br />

are not guaranteed for any length of time and may be discontinued with or without notice to members.


Be <strong>Health</strong>y<br />

and feel younger<br />

with the SilverSneakers ® Fitness<br />

Program – one of the benefits you’ll<br />

receive when you join <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold<br />

To find out more about what<br />

you’ll receive as a <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold<br />

and SilverSneakers member,<br />

please call 1-800-631-1656,<br />

TTY 711, Monday through Friday,<br />

8 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST.<br />

GEISPA_77 8.12<br />

Check out the ways you can use your<br />

SilverSneakers membership.<br />

SilverSneakers at a fitness location<br />

As a SilverSneakers Fitness Program member you’ll have free access to<br />

more than 11,000 fitness locations across the country, where on-site<br />

staff members are available to help you meet your personal wellness<br />

goals. Many locations offer amenities such as exercise equipment, pools,<br />

saunas, SilverSneakers fitness classes and other fun classes and activities.<br />

Other types of fitness locations may also be available in your area.<br />

Join <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold and get started today!<br />

SilverSneakers Online<br />

The SilverSneakers members-only website,<br />

silversneakers.com/member, is a comprehensive, easy-to-use wellness<br />

resource. Being part of a thriving and secure online community will<br />

allow you to create exercise and nutrition plans, track fitness progress,<br />

find health articles and recipes, and do much more.<br />

SilverSneakers ® Steps<br />

SilverSneakers Steps is a personalized fitness program for members who<br />

can’t get to a SilverSneakers location. Once you enroll in Steps, you<br />

may select one of four kits that best fits your lifestyle and fitness level –<br />

walking, cardio, resistance or yoga. The Steps wellness tools can help<br />

you get fit at home or on the go.<br />

Enroll in <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold today<br />

and get SilverSneakers!<br />

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Silver Sneakers®


Fitness Locations<br />

Lists are subject to change and updated regularly. Please visit silversneakers.com for the most recent location updates.<br />

Adams<br />

Gettysburg<br />

Gettysburg Rehab at Herr’s Ridge<br />

820 Chambersburg Rd.<br />

(717) 337-4206<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Wellspan Rehabilitation at<br />

Deatrick Commons<br />

16C Deatrick Dr.<br />

(717) 337-3300<br />

Amenities: E, P, W, SC<br />

Berks<br />

Birdsboro<br />

Berks Encore<br />

201 E. Main St.<br />

(610) 582-1603<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Douglassville<br />

Snap Fitness<br />

180 Old Swede Rd.<br />

(610) 385-5555<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Fleetwood<br />

Tri-Valley Branch YMCA<br />

607 Crisscross Rd.<br />

(610) 944-6515<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Hamburg<br />

Anytime Fitness<br />

500 Hawk Ridge Dr., Ste. 2<br />

(484) 660-3790<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Call before first visit<br />

Berks Encore<br />

61 N. 3rd St.<br />

(610) 562-4721<br />

Amenities: SC<br />

Kutztown<br />

The Gym Kutztown<br />

14943 Kutztown Rd.<br />

(610) 683-6465<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Mohnton<br />

Reading YMCA - Mifflin Branch<br />

140 Chestnut St.<br />

(610) 750-5036<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Reading<br />

Albright College Schumo Center<br />

for Fitness and Well-Being<br />

13th and Bern St.<br />

(610) 929-6715<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Berks Encore<br />

40 N. 9th St.<br />

(610) 374-3195<br />

Amenities: SC<br />

Flying Hills Fitness Center<br />

201 Love Rd.<br />

(610) 775-9651<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

St. Joseph’s Medical Center<br />

5438 Perkiomen Ave.<br />

(610) 404-2230<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Valhalla <strong>Health</strong> & Fitness Club<br />

4970 DeMoss Rd.<br />

(610) 779-6006<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Sinking Spring<br />

Colonial Fitness<br />

172 Shillington Rd.<br />

(610) 777-7801<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Sinking Spring Family YMCA<br />

4920 Penn Ave.<br />

(610) 678-0484<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Temple<br />

Bodyworks <strong>Health</strong> & Fitness Club<br />

5370 Allentown Pike<br />

(610) 921-2422<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Topton<br />

The Lutheran Home at Topton<br />

One S. Home Ave.<br />

(610) 682-1400<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Wyomissing<br />

Body Zone Sports &<br />

Wellness Complex<br />

3103 Paper Mill Rd.<br />

(610) 376-2100<br />

Amenities: E, P, W, SC<br />

Blair<br />

Altoona<br />

Snap Fitness<br />

228 E. Chestnut Ave.<br />

(814) 941-7627<br />

Amenities: E<br />

The Summit Tennis &<br />

Athletic Club<br />

2900 <strong>Plan</strong>k Rd., Ste. 1<br />

(814) 946-1668<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

Duncansville<br />

Snap Fitness<br />

167 Glimcher Dr.<br />

(814) 696-9996<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Hollidaysburg<br />

Hollidaysburg Area YMCA<br />

1111 Hewitt St.<br />

(814) 695-4467<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Roaring Spring<br />

The Garver Memorial YMCA<br />

820 Grove St.<br />

(814) 224-5101<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Tyrone<br />

ProCare <strong>Health</strong> Systems<br />

187 Hospital Dr.<br />

(814) 684-6309<br />

Amenities: E, SC


Women-only locations, including Curves ® , are available nationwide. For a<br />

location near you, please visit silversneakers.com or call 1-888-423-4632<br />

(TTY: 711), Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST.<br />

Milton<br />

Greater Susquehanna Valley<br />

YMCA Milton Branch<br />

12 Bound Ave.<br />

(570) 742-7321<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, SC<br />

Mount Carmel<br />

Mt. Carmel Outpatient Rehab<br />

2616 Locust Gap Hwy.<br />

(570) 339-3909<br />

Amenities: E, P<br />

Sunbury<br />

Greater Susquehanna Valley<br />

YMCA Sunbury Branch<br />

1150 N. 4th St.<br />

(570) 286-5636<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, SC<br />

Perry<br />

Duncannon<br />

Duncannon Senior<br />

Citizens Center<br />

27 N. High St.<br />

(717) 834-4777<br />

Amenities: SC<br />

Newport<br />

Kings Fitness<br />

235 Walnut St.<br />

(717) 567-2123<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Pike<br />

Dingmans Ferry<br />

Pike Physical Therapy &<br />

Fitness Center<br />

1346 Rte. 739<br />

(570) 686-4300<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Schuylkill<br />

Ashland<br />

Center Street Fitness<br />

1028 Center St.<br />

(570) 875-2086<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Orwigsburg<br />

Schuylkill Racquet & Fitness<br />

Rte. 61<br />

(570) 366-1422<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Pottsville<br />

Schuylkill YMCA<br />

520 N. Centre St.<br />

(570) 622-7850<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Schuylkill Haven<br />

Anytime Fitness<br />

950 E. Main St., Ste. 215<br />

(570) 593-8177<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Call before first visit<br />

St. Clair<br />

Gudinas & Kristoff Xtreme<br />

Fitness Center<br />

17 N. Front St.<br />

(570) 429-2404<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Tamaqua<br />

Reading YMCA -Tamaqua Branch<br />

1201 E. Broad St.<br />

(570) 668-2903<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Snyder<br />

Beaver Springs<br />

Middlecreek Area Community<br />

Center<br />

67 Elm St.<br />

(570) 658-2276<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Middleburg<br />

Grace Covenant Community<br />

Church - Step by Step Mentoring<br />

99 Cafe Ln.<br />

(570) 837-5809<br />

Amenities: SC<br />

Selinsgrove<br />

The Booty Boutique<br />

964 Rte. 522<br />

(570) 898-4977<br />

Amenities: SC<br />

Amenities Legend<br />

E Exercise<br />

Equipment<br />

S Steam/Sauna<br />

P Pool<br />

W Whirlpool<br />

SC SilverSneakers<br />

Classes<br />

* Seasonal Pool<br />

Shamokin Dam<br />

Champs Gym & Fitness<br />

15 Stetler Ave.<br />

(570) 743-6411<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Susquehanna<br />

New Milford<br />

Blue Ridge Racquet & <strong>Health</strong> Club<br />

305 Church St.<br />

(570) 465-3282<br />

Amenities: E, S<br />

Tioga<br />

Mansfield<br />

Tioga County Branch YMCA<br />

40-42 Besanceney Dr.<br />

(570) 662-2999<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Union<br />

Lewisburg<br />

Gold’s Gym - Lewisburg<br />

131 Silvermoon Ln.<br />

(570) 568-4653<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

The Donald Heiter<br />

Community Center<br />

100 North 5th St.<br />

(570) 524-5000<br />

Amenities: SC<br />

(cont.)


Fitness Locations (cont.)<br />

Lists are subject to change and updated regularly. Please visit silversneakers.com for the most recent location updates.<br />

Edwardsville<br />

Every Woman’s Workout<br />

7B Gateway Shopping Center<br />

(570) 718-1244<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Hazle Township<br />

Circuit For Women<br />

1090 N. Church St.<br />

(570) 453-3180<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Luzerne<br />

Changes <strong>Health</strong> and<br />

Fitness Center<br />

161 Main St.<br />

(570) 718-0440<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Pittston<br />

Greater Pittston YMCA<br />

10 N. Main St.<br />

(570) 655-2255<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, SC<br />

Sugarloaf<br />

Gerrie’s Fitness Center<br />

20 Gould’s Ln.<br />

(570) 788-3881<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Wilkes-Barre<br />

Wilkes-Barre Family YMCA<br />

40 W. Northampton St.<br />

(570) 823-2191<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Lycoming<br />

Jersey Shore<br />

Jersey Shore Branch YMCA<br />

826 Allegheny St.<br />

(570) 398-2150<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Montoursville<br />

Lycoming Physical Therapy<br />

1009 Broad St.<br />

(570) 368-8389<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Muncy<br />

Eastern Lycoming YMCA<br />

50 Fitness Dr.<br />

(570) 546-8822<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

Williamsport<br />

Williamsport YMCA<br />

320 Elmira St.<br />

(570) 323-7134<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Mifflin<br />

Burnham<br />

Juniata Valley YMCA<br />

105 1st Ave.<br />

(717) 248-5019<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Monroe<br />

Brodheadsville<br />

The Body Shop<br />

120 Shafer Dr.<br />

(570) 992-3020<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Kunkletown<br />

Pocono Family YMCA -<br />

Eldred Branch<br />

RR 2 Box 11<br />

(570) 421-2525<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Pocono Manor<br />

Pocono Mountain Fitness<br />

1 Manor Dr.<br />

(570) 606-3489<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Stroudsburg<br />

Pocono Family YMCA<br />

809 Main St.<br />

(570) 421-2525<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

Montour<br />

Danville<br />

Danville Area Community Center<br />

1 Liberty St.<br />

(570) 275-3001<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Northampton<br />

Bangor<br />

Snap Fitness<br />

426 Blue Valley Dr.<br />

(610) 588-5300<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Bethlehem<br />

Bethlehem Township<br />

Community Center<br />

2900 Farmersville Rd.<br />

(610) 332-1900<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

Bethlehem YMCA<br />

430 E. Broad St.<br />

(610) 867-7588<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

Hanover Township<br />

Community Center<br />

3660 Jacksonville Rd.<br />

(610) 317-8701<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Easton<br />

Family YMCA of Easton,<br />

Philipsburg & Vicinity<br />

1225 W. Lafayette St.<br />

(610) 258-6158<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

Nazareth<br />

Nazareth YMCA<br />

33 S. Main St.<br />

(610) 759-3440<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

Penn Argyl<br />

Penn Argyl Community Center<br />

25 S. Main St.<br />

(610) 759-3440<br />

Amenities: SC<br />

Northumberland<br />

Marion Heights<br />

Star, Inc. Physical<br />

Therapy & Fitness<br />

600 Park Ave.<br />

(570) 373-3300<br />

Amenities: E, SC


Women-only locations, including Curves ® , are available nationwide. For a<br />

location near you, please visit silversneakers.com or call 1-888-423-4632<br />

(TTY: 711), Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST.<br />

Bradford<br />

Towanda<br />

YMCA of Bradford County<br />

9 College Ave.<br />

(570) 268-9622<br />

Amenities: E, P*, SC<br />

Cambria<br />

Ebensburg<br />

ShapeShifters Fitness<br />

162 Industrial Park Rd.<br />

(814) 472-8573<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Johnstown<br />

East Hills Recreation<br />

101 Community College Way<br />

Ste. 118<br />

(814) 269-0303<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Greater Johnstown<br />

Community YMCA<br />

100 Haynes St.<br />

(814) 535-8381<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Mineral Point<br />

Jackson Twp. Senior Center<br />

200 Adams Ave.<br />

(814) 322-3327<br />

Amenities: SC<br />

Northern Cambria<br />

X-Treme Fitness<br />

901 Philadelphia Ave.<br />

(814) 420-8195<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Centre<br />

Philipsburg<br />

Moshannon Valley YMCA<br />

103 N. 14th St.<br />

(814) 342-0889<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

State College<br />

North Club<br />

1510 Martin St.<br />

(814) 237-1510<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

State College (cont.)<br />

Victory Sports and Fitness<br />

178 Rolling Ridge Dr.<br />

Hills Plaza South<br />

(814) 235-7676<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Clearfield<br />

Clearfield<br />

Clearfield YMCA<br />

21 N. 2nd St.<br />

(814) 765-5521<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, SC<br />

DuBois<br />

DuBois Area YMCA<br />

25 Parkway Dr.<br />

(814) 375-9622<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

DuBois YMCA - Treasure Lake<br />

100 Coral Reef Rd.<br />

(814) 372-2374<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Clinton<br />

Lock Haven<br />

Fitness Unlimited - Lock Haven<br />

Rear 121 E. Main St.<br />

(570) 748-4164<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Columbia<br />

Berwick<br />

Berwick Area YMCA<br />

231 W. 3rd St.<br />

(570) 752-5981<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, SC<br />

Bloomsburg<br />

Bloom <strong>Health</strong> and Fitness<br />

1150 Old Berwick Rd.<br />

(570) 784-6344<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Bloomsburg Area YMCA<br />

30 E. 7th St.<br />

(570) 784-0188<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Amenities Legend<br />

E Exercise<br />

Equipment<br />

S Steam/Sauna<br />

P Pool<br />

W Whirlpool<br />

SC SilverSneakers<br />

Classes<br />

* Seasonal Pool<br />

Cumberland<br />

Camp Hill<br />

Center for Independent<br />

Living of Central PA<br />

207 House Ave., Ste. 107<br />

(717) 731-1900<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

IGNITE Training & Fitness<br />

115 St. Johns Church Rd.<br />

(717) 920-1748<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Carlisle<br />

Gold’s Gym - Carlisle PA<br />

1225 Ritner Hwy.<br />

(717) 218-0282<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Mechanicsburg<br />

Synergy Fitness<br />

2151 Fisher Rd.<br />

(717) 609-2839<br />

Amenities: SC<br />

Shippensburg<br />

Shippensburg Fitness Center<br />

117 W. Burd St.<br />

(717) 530-1668<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Dauphin<br />

Halifax<br />

Kings <strong>Health</strong> and Fitness<br />

1299 Armstrong Valley Rd.<br />

(717) 896-8990<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

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Fitness Locations (cont.)<br />

Lists are subject to change and updated regularly. Please visit silversneakers.com for the most recent location updates.<br />

Harrisburg<br />

Gold’s Gym - Linglestown<br />

4450 Oakhurst Blvd.<br />

(717) 579-7683<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Gold’s Gym Harrisburg<br />

4251 Chambers Hill Rd.<br />

(717) 564-1829<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Jewish Community<br />

Center of Harrisburg<br />

3301 N. Front St.<br />

(717) 236-9555<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

Platinum <strong>Health</strong> & Fitness<br />

7015 Old Jonestown Rd.<br />

(717) 652-7490<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Snap Fitness<br />

2308 Patton Rd.<br />

(717) 540-5414<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Thrive<br />

100 N. Cameron St., Ste. 108<br />

(717) 238-1887<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Hershey<br />

The Athletic Club of Hershey<br />

3003 Elizabethtown Rd.<br />

(717) 534-2340<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Franklin<br />

Chambersburg<br />

Anytime Fitness<br />

1515 Lincoln Way E.<br />

(717) 809-7498<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Call before first visit<br />

Results Therapy & Fitness<br />

1600 Orchard Dr.<br />

(717) 262-4650<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Chambersburg (cont.)<br />

Snap Fitness<br />

89 St. Paul Dr.<br />

(717) 264-7627<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Greencastle<br />

Sports Inn 24 Hr. Fitness, Inc.<br />

50 Pine Dr.<br />

(717) 597-5099<br />

Amenities: E, S<br />

Fulton<br />

McConnellsburg<br />

Fulton County Medical Center<br />

214 Peach Orchard Rd.<br />

(717) 485-6149<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Huntingdon<br />

Huntingdon<br />

ProCare <strong>Health</strong> & Fitness -<br />

Huntingdon<br />

295 S. 4th St.<br />

(814) 643-4151<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Mount Union<br />

Snap Fitness<br />

1 W. Shirley St.<br />

(814) 542-4242<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Juniata<br />

McAlisterville<br />

Fayette Area Lions Den<br />

Fitness & Recreation Center<br />

158 Lions Den Dr.<br />

(717) 463-3300<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Lackawanna<br />

Carbondale<br />

Carbondale YMCA<br />

82 N. Main St.<br />

(570) 282-2210<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, SC<br />

Clarks Summit<br />

Total Tone<br />

100 Old Lackawanna Trl., Unit 6<br />

(570) 585-7200<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Dunmore<br />

Greater Scranton YMCA<br />

706 N. Blakely St.<br />

(570) 342-8115<br />

Amenities: E, P, W, SC<br />

Mayfield<br />

Racqueteers Fitness and <strong>Health</strong><br />

603 Rte. 6<br />

(570) 876-5432<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Moosic<br />

Pro Fitness Club<br />

3356 Birney Ave.<br />

(570) 346-5211<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Moscow<br />

North Pocono FitnessQuest<br />

6270 Rte. 502<br />

(570) 842-2000<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Old Forge<br />

Anytime Fitness<br />

405 S. Main St.<br />

(570) 903-7220<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Call before first visit<br />

Scranton<br />

Uno Fitness<br />

3 W. Olive St., Ste. 210<br />

(570) 341-9811<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

South Abington<br />

Birchwood Fitness<br />

105 Edella Rd.<br />

(570) 586-4030<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC


Women-only locations, including Curves ® , are available nationwide. For a<br />

location near you, please visit silversneakers.com or call 1-888-423-4632<br />

(TTY: 711), Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST.<br />

Lancaster<br />

Adamstown<br />

Reading YMCA -<br />

Adamstown Branch<br />

71 E. Main St.<br />

(717) 484-4996<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Elizabethtown<br />

Masonic Life Center<br />

Masonic Village at Elizabethtown<br />

One Masonic Dr.<br />

(717) 361-5699<br />

Amenities: E, P, W, SC<br />

Lancaster<br />

Universal Athletic Club<br />

2323 Oregon Pike<br />

(717) 569-5396<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

Landisville<br />

Hempfield Area<br />

Recreation Commission<br />

950 Church St.<br />

(717) 898-3102<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, W, SC<br />

Lititz<br />

Lititz Rec Center<br />

301 W. Maple St.<br />

(717) 626-5096<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Marietta<br />

Snap Fitness<br />

312 Honeysuckle Dr.<br />

(717) 426-1600<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Amenities Legend<br />

E Exercise<br />

Equipment<br />

S Steam/Sauna<br />

P Pool<br />

W Whirlpool<br />

SC SilverSneakers<br />

Classes<br />

* Seasonal Pool<br />

SilverSneakers eligibility limitations (including residency requirements) may apply. <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold Medicare Advantage<br />

plans are offered by <strong>Geisinger</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>/<strong>Geisinger</strong> Indemnity Insurance Company, health plans with a Medicare<br />

contract. <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold Medicare Supplement plans are offered by <strong>Geisinger</strong> Indemnity Insurance Company.<br />

The benefit information provided is a brief summary, not a complete description of benefits. For more information contact<br />

the plan. Limitations, copayments, and restrictions may apply to <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold services. <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold benefits,<br />

formulary, pharmacy network, premium and/or co-payments/co-insurance may change on January 1 of each year. Members<br />

must continue to pay your Medicare Part B premium.<br />

SilverSneakers ® is a registered mark of <strong>Health</strong>ways, Inc.<br />

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Mount Joy<br />

Snap Fitness<br />

763 E. Main St.<br />

(717) 653-1044<br />

Amenities: E<br />

New Holland<br />

New Holland Recreation Center<br />

123 N. Shirk Rd.<br />

(717) 354-4747<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Lebanon<br />

Annville<br />

Annville Fitness Center<br />

807 E. Main St. (rear)<br />

(717) 867-2421<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Lehigh<br />

Allentown<br />

Allentown YMCA & YWCA<br />

425 S. 15th St.<br />

(610) 434-9333<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, SC<br />

JCC of Allentown<br />

702 N. 22nd St.<br />

(610) 435-3571<br />

Amenities: E, S, P, SC<br />

Lehigh County Senior Center<br />

1633 W. Elm St.<br />

(610) 437-3700<br />

Amenities: P, SC<br />

The Fitness Plaza<br />

1124 Glenlivet Dr.<br />

(610) 481-0100<br />

Amenities: E, S, W, SC<br />

Catasauqua<br />

Suburban North Family YMCA<br />

880 Walnut St.<br />

(610) 264-5221<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Macungie<br />

O2 OxyFit and Martial Arts Dojo<br />

6480 Alburtis Rd.<br />

(610) 391-0040<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Whitehall<br />

Fitness Line<br />

5581 Roosevelt St.<br />

(610) 262-9519<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Luzerne<br />

Dallas<br />

Big Bear Fitness Corp.<br />

1144 Memorial Hwy.<br />

(570) 675-2749<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

(cont.)


Fitness Locations (cont.)<br />

Mifflinburg<br />

First Evangelical Lutheran Church<br />

404 Market St.<br />

(570) 966-0266<br />

Amenities: SC<br />

Wayne<br />

Honesdale<br />

Wayne County - YMCA<br />

105 Park St.<br />

(570) 253-2083<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Wyoming<br />

Tunkhannock<br />

High Energy Fitness & Karate<br />

112-B River St.<br />

(570) 836-0156<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

York<br />

Dillsburg<br />

Anytime Fitness<br />

868 US 15<br />

(717) 432-5500<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Call before first visit<br />

Dover<br />

Bob Hoffman YMCA<br />

1705 Palomino Rd.<br />

(717) 292-5622<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Hanover<br />

Club 2000 <strong>Health</strong> &<br />

Fitness Center<br />

28 Baltimore St.<br />

(717) 632-6009<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Gold’s Gym - Hanover<br />

1665 Broadway St.<br />

(717) 634-5336<br />

Amenities: E, S, SC<br />

Shrewsbury<br />

Southern Branch YMCA<br />

100 Constitution Ave.<br />

(717) 235-0446<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

York<br />

Eastern York County YMCA<br />

4075 E. Market St., Ste. 2<br />

(717) 755-7144<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

HardKohr Sports & Fitness<br />

2810 E Prospect Rd.<br />

(717) 757-4833<br />

Amenities: E, SC<br />

Snap Fitness<br />

180 Leader Heights Rd.<br />

(717) 741-2348<br />

Amenities: E<br />

YMCA of York<br />

90 N. Newberry St.<br />

(717) 843-7884<br />

Amenities: E, P, SC<br />

Amenities Legend<br />

E Exercise<br />

Equipment<br />

S Steam/Sauna<br />

P Pool<br />

W Whirlpool<br />

SC SilverSneakers<br />

Classes<br />

* Seasonal Pool<br />

[Limitations may apply. <strong>Geisinger</strong> Gold is an HMO with a Medicare Advantage contract available to all Medicare<br />

beneficiaries residing in Blair, Cambria, Carbon, Clearfield, Clinton, Columbia, Dauphin, Huntington, Juniata,<br />

Lackawanna, Lancaster, Lebanon, Luzerne, Lycoming, Mifflin, Monroe, Montour, Northumberland, Schuylkill,<br />

Snyder, Union and Wyoming counties. All Medicare beneficiaries with Medicare Parts A and B may apply.<br />

SilverSneakers ® Red Lion<br />

Anytime Fitness<br />

3117 Cape Horn Rd.<br />

(717) 246-2420<br />

Amenities: E<br />

Call before first visit<br />

is a registered mark of <strong>Health</strong>ways <strong>Health</strong> Support, Inc.]<br />

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