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What’s Changing on the Prescription Drug List?
Essential Formularies: Individual, Small Group and with Preventive Copays
Every year BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee reviews the Prescription Drug List (PDL) to
determine changes based on a drug’s effectiveness, safety and affordability. While many changes
to the Prescription Drug List occur at the beginning of the year changes can occur at any time
because of market changes including:
• Release of new drugs to the market after FDA approval
• FDA removal of drugs from the market
• Release of new generic drugs to the market
The following changes to the PDL for 2017 apply to the formularies listed below:
• Essential Formulary for Individual and Small Group Plans (5 tier plan)
• Essential Formulary with Preventive Drug Copays (6 tier plan)
Moving to the Preferred Brand (Tier 2) Effective 1/1/17:
• Alphagan P 0.1% drops
• Bunavail QL
• Butrans
PA, QL
Transdermal
• Combigan
• Estrace 0.01% cream
• Finacea
• Renvela
• Striverdi Respimat
• Trulicity
• Viibryd
Moving to the Non-Preferred Brand (Tier 3) Effective 1/1/17:
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Alrex ST
Azopt ST
Bepreve ST
Betimol ST
Crestor
Emverm
Enstilar
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Evamist
Nucynta QL
Nucynta ER PA, QL
Osphena ST
Pradaxa
Premarin cream ST
• Trintellix
• Utibron Neohaler
Moving to Non-formulary Status (Excluded From Formulary) Effective 1/1/17:
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Aczone 5% gel
Alodox 20 mg kit
Atralin
B-12 Compliance
B-12 Kit
Beconase AQ
Benzaclin gel w/pump
Brand prenatal vitamins
buprenorphine tablets
Carac
Differin 0.1% cream
Differin 0.3% gel
Duac
Dymista
Flector patch
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Glumetza
Hpr/Hpr Plus foam, cream
Hpr Plus Hydrogel
Hpr Plus MB Hydrogel
Hylatopic/Hylatopic Plus foam, cream
Letairis
Limbrel
Lorzone
Mb Hydrogel
metformin ER (generic for Glumetza)
Multigen
Nalfon
Nasonex
Nivatopic Plus cream
Oleptro ER
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Omnaris
Opana ER
Pancreaze
Physicians EZ Use B-12
Pramosone E
Protopic
Select multi-source brand name drugs
Sorilux
Testim
Vasculera
Veramyst
Victoza
Zyclara
Zylet
Changes to the BlueCross Specialty Drug List Effective 1/1/17:
Additions:
• Cosentyx PA, SPRx
• Kitabis Pak QL, SPRx
• leuprolide SQ PA, SPRx
Deletions:
• Glatopa
• Pertzye
• TobiPodhaler
Changes to Prior Authorization Requirements Effective 1/1/17:
• Prior authorization required for all long-acting opioids
Changes to Quantity Limitation Requirements Effective 1/1/17:
• Diabetic test strips ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 102 strips/30 days
• Short-acting beta agonist inhalers (ProAir HFA/ Respiclick, Proventil HFA, Ventolin HFA, Xopenex HFA)................................ 2 inhalers/30 days
Changes to Step Therapy Requirements Effective 1/1/17:
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Acuvail, Ilevro, Nevanac ............................................................................................................................................................Requires trial and failure of Prolensa
Alocril, Alomide, Alrex, Bepreve, Elestat, Emadine, Lastacaft ................................................................ Requires trial and failure of Pataday or Pazeo
Azopt, Betimol, Betopic S, Cosopt PF, Istalol, Simbrinza......................................................... Requires trial and failure of Alphagan P or Combigan
Non-preferred diabetic test strips ......................Requires trial and failure of Bayer® (Contour/Breeze2) or Lifescan® (One Touch) test strips
Osphena, Premarin cream, Vagifem ..............................................................................................................Requires trial and failure of Estrace 0.01% cream
Changes to the 2017 Affordable Care Act (ACA) $0 Copay Contraceptive List Effective 1/1/17:
Additions:
• Larissia
Deletions:
• Ortho Tri Cyclen Lo
• Ovcon-35
Changes to the 2017 Affordable Care Act (ACA) $0 Copay Preventive List Effective 1/1/17:
Deletions:
• Iron supplements
Changes to the 2017 Blue Cross High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) Preventive List Effective
1/1/17:
Additions:
• Aptiom
• Fycompa tablets
• Humulin R U-500
• Kaitlib FE
• Larissia
• molindone
• Novolog Flexpen
• olmesartan medoxomil
• olmesartan medoxomil -hctz
• Pulmicort Flexhaler
• rosuvastatin
• roweepra
• Spritam
• Stiolto Respimat
• Striverdi Respimat
• trimiprimine
• Trinessa Lo
• Vienva
• Viibryd
Deletions:
• Foradil
• Glatopa
• Victoza
Tier Changes:
• Pradaxa
(Moving to Non-Preferred Brand)
Legend:
PA – This drug requires prior authorization.
ST – Requires other selected drugs to be tried first.
QL – This drug has quantity limits on amount covered.
SPRx – Specialty drug; many plans require you to get this type of drug from a Preferred Specialty Pharmacy.
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or health status in the administration of the plan, including enrollment and benefit determinations.
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