INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTICS AUTHORIZATION FORM

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SUBMIT TO Utilization Management Department Phone: 1.866.912.6285 Fax: 1.866.694.3649 MEMBER INFORMATION INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTICS AUTHORIZATION FORM Fax completed form to Cepatico at 866.694.3649. Upon receipt of all necessary information Cenpatico will contact you by fax or phone within two business dates after receipt. If you are a participating provider, no authorization is required for Haldol, Haldol-D, Prolixin-D or Geodon. Name DOB Member ID # Health Plan Start Date Needed for this Authorization: CURRENT ICD DIAGNOSIS Primary Secondary Tertiary Additional Additional CHECK ALL APPLICABLE CRITERIA SPECIFIC TO THIS MEDICATION REQUEST Date PROVIDER INFORMATION Provider Name (print) Provider/Agency Tax ID # Provider/Agency NPI Sub Provider # Phone Fax New Medication Request OR Continuing Medication Request These criteria apply to all injectable medications. Additional Medication specific to criteria are listed under each medication: A. Member is under a court order for outpatient treatment and medications. Date of court order (Please attach the Order):. B. Member is at least 18 years of age. The medication is being prescribed by a psychiatrist (MD/DO), Nurse Practioner (ARNP, NP), or Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS). D. Member has been diagnosed with one of the disorders listed in the DSM IV under Schizophrenia and other Psychotic Disorders, or is being treated for Bipolar Disorder with a history of medication non-compliance. E. If the member is currently on an oral atypical antipsychotic, the provider will discontinue it within one month of the initiation of the long acting injectable atypical antipsychotic; or, if the member still requires an oral atypical antipsychotic, there has been an attempt to reduce or discontinue it. J2794 RISPERDAL CONSTA 25mg 50 Q 2 weeks 37.5mg 75 Q 2 weeks 50mg 100 Q2 weeks CHECK ALL APPLICABLE CRITERIA SPECIFIC TO THIS REQUEST FOR RISPERDAL CONSTA: F. Member had a documented response to Risperdal, but was non-compliant to the oral form of this medication, which resulted in inpatient hospitalization(s). G. Dosage planned is 50 mg or less Q 2 weeks. H. For continuing requests, the member is currently being prescribed requested medication, is stable and has been compliant with treatment; or, the patient was previously prescribed Risperdal Consta by another provider and was stable. I. For new requests, where the member is titrating from oral to injectable medication. Describe the cross titration schedule and intended final drug regimen. MAGNOLIA HEALTH PLAN PAGE 1

J2426 INVEGA SUSTENNA Dosage Units Required Frequency Total Units 39mg 39 Q 1 month 117mg 117 Q 1 Month 156mg 156 Q 1 Month 234mg 234 Q 1 Month 390mg 390 Initial Dose CHECK ALL APPLICABLE CRITERIA SPECIFIC TO THIS REQUEST FOR INVEGA SUSTENNA: A.. The member has had prior unsuccessful trial of Risperdal Consta. The provder also indicates whether it is clinically contraindicated for this patient due to hypersensitivity, adverse effects, clinical contraindication or ineffective/sub-optimal response to maximized dosing. B. Member had a documented response to Invega, but was non-compliant on the oral form of this medication, which resulted in inpatient hospitalization. For continuing requests, the member is currently being prescibed requested medication, is stable, and has been compliant with treatment; or, the patient was previously prescribed Invega Sustenna by another provider, and was stable on the medication when he/she began receiving services from your practice. Please include information on the previous provider, as availble. D. For new requests, where the member is titrating from oral to injectable medication, describe the cross titration schedule and intended drug regimen. J2426 INVEGA TRINZA 273mg 273 Once every 3 months 410mg 410 Once every 3 months 546mg 546 Once every 3 months 819mg 819 Once every 3 months MAGNOLIA HEALTH PLAN PAGE 2

CHECK ALL APPLICABLE CRITERIA SPECIFIC TO THIS REQUEST FOR INVEGA TRINZA: A. The member has a documented diagnosis of schizophrenia and has been shown to have been adequately treated with Invega Sustenna for at least 4 months or more than 4 months. B. Member has a documented response to Invega and has demonstrated non-compliance on the oral form of this medication. The following contraindications and reasons to discontinue Invega Trinza have been reviewed and accepted by the provider: Dementia-related psychosis Known hypersensitivity to paliperidone, risperidone, or to any excipients in the formulation If > 9 months have elapsed since the last Invega Trinza injection, the patient should re-establish treatment with Invega Sustenna x four months before reinitiating Invega Trinza therapy For continuing requests, the member is currently being prescribed requested medication, is stable, and has been compliant with treatment; or the patient was previously prescribed Invega Sustenna by another provider, and was stable on the medication when he/she began receiving services from your practice. Please include information on the previous provider, as available. D. For new requests, where the member is titrating from oral to injectable medication, describe the cross titration schedule and intended drug regimen. J3490 ZYPREXA RELPREVV 150mg 150 Q2 weeks 210mg 210 Q2 weeks 300mg 300 Q2 weeks 300mg 300 Q4 weeks 405mg 405 Q4 weeks CHECK ALL APPLICABLE CRITERIA SPECIFIC TO THIS REQUEST FOR ZYPREXA RELPREVV: A. The member has had prior unsuccessful trial of Risperdal Consta. The provder also indicates whether it is clinically contraindicated for this member due to hypersensitivity, adverse effects, clinical contraindications, or ineffective/sub-optimal response to maximized dosing. B. Patient had a documented response to Invega, but was non-compliant on the oral form of this medication, which resulted in inpatient hospitalization. MAGNOLIA HEALTH PLAN PAGE 3

For continuing requests, the member is currenlty being prescribed requested medication, is stable, and has been compliant with treatment; or, the patient was previously prescribed Invega Sustenna by another provider, and was stable on the medication when he/she began receiving services from your practice. Please include information on the previous provider, as available. D. For new requests, where the member is titrating from oral to injectable medication, describe the cross titration schedule and intended drug regimen. E. Patients who receive Zyprexa Relprevv are at risk for severe sediation (including coma) and/or delirium after each injection (Post-Injection Delirium/Sedation Syndrome) and must be observed for at least 3 hours in a registered facility with ready access to emergency repsonse services. Please describe how these requirements will be met: F. Provider has identified which one of 3 possible medication regimens will be used for this patient: 1. Oral dose 10 mg/day: 210 IM q2wk or 405 mg IM q4wk for 1st 8 weeks, then 150 mg q2wk or 300 mg q4wk. 2. Oral dose 15 mg/day: 300 mg IM q2wk for 1st 8 weeks, then 210 mg q2w or 405 mg q4wk. 3. Oral dose 20 mg/day: 300 mg IM q2wk for 1st 8 weeks, continue with 300 mg q2wk thereafter. J0401 ABILIFY MAINTENA 300mg 300 Q4 weeks 400mg 400 Q4 weeks CHECK ALL APPLICABLE CRITERIA SPECIFIC TO THIS REQUEST FOR Abilify Maintena: A. The member has had a prior unsuccessful trial of Risperdal Consta. Or, the member has had a prior unsuccessful trial of oral Risperdal, making it inappropriate to attempt Risperdal Consta. The provider indicates whether it is clinically contraindicated for this member due to hypersensitivity, adverse effects, clinical contraindications, or ineffective/sub-optimal response to maximized dosing. B. Member has a documented response to Abilify but was non-compliant to the oral form of the medication, which resulted in inpatient hospitalization(s). For continuing requests, the member was prescribed the medication by this provider, is currently stable, and has been compliant with treatment. Or, the member was prescribed Abilify Maintena by another provider, and was stable on the medication when he/she began receiving services from the most recent provider; the current request includes the information about the previous provider if available. D. For new requests, where the member is receiving this injectable for the first time, and where the member is titrating from oral to injectable medication, the provider has described the cross titration schedule and intended final drug regimen. MAGNOLIA HEALTH PLAN PAGE 4

C9470 ARISTADA 441mg 441 Q4 weeks 662mg 662 Q4 weeks 882mg 882 Q4 weeks CHECK ALL APPLICABLE CRITERIA SPECIFIC TO THIS REQUEST FOR Abilify Aristada A. For initial (new) requests where the member is receiving this injectable for the first time, and where the member is titrating from oral to injectable medication, the provider must describe the cross titration schedule and intended final drug regimen. Also, the member must have been diagnosed by a psychiatrist with schizophrenia, and has had a prior successful trial of Abilify Maintena. The provider indicates whether it is clinically contraindicated for this member due to hypersensitivity, adverse effects, clinical contraindications, or ineffective/ sub-optimal response to maximized dosing. B. Member has a documented response to Abilify but was non-compliant on the oral form of the medication, which resulted in inpatient hospitalization (s). Therapeutic plan includes an initial 21 days of concomitantly administered oral aripiprazole therapy with Aristada; no contraindications to Aristada such as: dementia-related psychosis or known hypersensitivity reaction to aripiprazole. D. For continuing requests, the member was prescribed the medication by this provider, is currently stable, and has been compliant with treatment. Or, the member was prescribed Abilify Aristada by another provider, and was stable on the medication when he/ she began receiving services from the most recent provider; the current request includes information about the previous provider if available. The member must also meet the following criteria for continuing requests: documented adherence to Aristada; demonstrated a therapeutic response; and 1. If currently taking 441 mg of Aristada and > 6 weeks have elapsed since the last injection, the plan includes concomitant oral aripiprazole; Or 2. If currently taking 662 mg or 882 mg of Aristada and > 8 weeks have elapsed since the last injection, the plan includes concomitant oral aripiprazole; 3. No contraindications to or reasons to discontinue Aristada If you are a non-participating provider, please indicate which other medication code you are requesting: Medication Code J3486 J0400 J3230 J2680 J0780 J1630 J2060 J3360 Dosage Units Requested Frequency Total Units Physician Signature Physician Printed Name Date SUBMIT TO Utilization Management Department Phone: 1.866.912.6285 Fax: 1.866.694.3649 MAGNOLIA HEALTH PLAN PAGE 5