STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION DIVISION OF HEALTH CARE FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION BUREAU OF TENNCARE

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STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION DIVISION OF HEALTH CARE FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION BUREAU OF TENNCARE 310 Great Circle Road NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37243 This notice is to advise you of information regarding the TennCare Pharmacy Program. Please forward or copy the information in this notice to all providers who may be affected by these processing changes. This notice is being sent to notify you of changes for the TennCare pharmacy program. We encourage you to read this notice thoroughly and contact Magellan s Pharmacy Support Center (866-434-5520) should you have additional questions. PREFERRED DRUG LIST (PDL) CHANGES FOR TENNCARE TennCare is continuing the process of reviewing all covered drug classes. Many of the changes to follow are a result of new contractual opportunities offered through our pharmacy benefit vendor, Magellan Health Services. As a result of these changes, some medications your patients are now taking may be considered non-preferred agents in the future. Please inform your patients who are on these medications that switching to preferred products will decrease delays in receiving their medications. A copy of the new PDL will be posted October 1, 2015 to https://tenncare.magellanhealth.com. We encourage you to share this information with other TennCare providers. The individual changes to the PDL are listed below. For more details on clinical criteria, please visit: https://tenncare.magellanhealth.com Below is a summary of the upcoming PDL changes along with the effective dates for the changes. Please note that the following summary only lists drugs for which the PDL status will change for drugs not listed, the PDL status will remain the same. Analgesics Buprenorphine & buprenorphine/naloxone SUBOXONE FILM PA,QL ZUBSOLV PA,QL Long-Acting Narcotics EMBEDA PA,QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 morphine sulfate SA PA,QL, current users will be Non-steroidal Antiinflammatory Drugs (NSAIDS) flurbiprofen Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 ketoprofen Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 piroxicam Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 Salicylates & Non-Narcotic Combination Agents diflunisal Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 -Page 1 of 7-

Short-Acting Narcotics hydrocodone/ibuprofen QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 IBUDONE QL oxycodone capsule QL Effective 10/1/15, IBUDONE QL will be removed from the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that it will now count as a brand toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Transmucosal Fentanyl Products fentanyl lozenge PA,QL Anti-infectives Antibiotics: Macrolides erythromycin base tablets Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 Antivirals: Herpes ZOVIRAX suspension Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 acyclovir suspension Effective 10/1/15, ZOVIRAX suspension will be added to the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that it will now count as a generic toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Cardiovascular Agents ACEI + Diuretic Combination benazepril/hctz PA Preferred Non-Preferred 12/1/15 Anticoagulants XARELTO PA,QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Lipotropics: Bile Acid Sequestrants colestipol Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Lipotropics: Fibric Acid Derivatives fenofibrate PA TRICOR PA Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 TRILIPIX PA Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Effective 10/1/15, Tricor PA & TRILIPIX PA will be added to the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that they will now count as generics toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Lipotropics: Niacin Derivatives NIASPAN PA Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 niacin ER PA Effective 10/1/15, NIASPAN PA will be added to the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that it will now count as a generic toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors BRILINTA PA,QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 -Page 2 of 7-

Central Nervous System Agents Agents for Neuropathic Pain duloxetine PA,QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Alzheimers: NMDA Receptor Antagonists memantine PA,QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Effective 10/1/15, Namenda PA,QL will be removed from the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that it will now count as a brand toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Anticonvulsants carbamazepine tabs & Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 suspension carbamazepine ER Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 DEPAKOTE Sprinkles Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 divalproex DR sprinkles Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 TEGRETOL tabs & suspension Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 TEGRETOL-XR 200 & 400 MG Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Effective 10/1/15, DEPAKOTE Sprinkles, Tegretol & Tegretol XR will be added to the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that they will now count as generics toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Antidepressants: SNRIs duloxetine PA,QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 venlafaxine PA,QL Antidepressants: SSRIs escitalopram solution QL LEXAPRO solution QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Effective 10/1/15, LEXAPRO solution QL will be added to the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that it will now count as a generic toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Antihyperkinesis: Non-Stimulants guanfacine ER QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Effective 10/1/15, guanfacine ER QL will no longer require prior authorization. Antihyperkinesis: Stimulants dextraoamphetamine solution PA 21, QL methamphetamine PA 21, QL Atypical Antipsychotics INVEGA TRINZA PA,QL N/A Non-Preferred 10/1/15 Mood Stabilizers carbamazepine tabs & Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 suspension TEGRETOL tabs & suspension Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Effective 10/1/15, TEGRETOL will be added to the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that it will now count as a generic toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. -Page 3 of 7-

Dermatologic Agents Retinoids, Topical DIFFERIN PA Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Effective 10/1/15, DIFFERIN PA will be added to the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that it will now count as a generic toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Topical Steroid, Least Potent TEXACORT Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Topical Steroids, Upper Mid Strength betamethasone valerate 0.1% Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 ointment fluocinonide 0.05% emulsified base cream Topicals Steroids, Potent fluocinonide 0.05% cream, gel & ointment Endocrine & Metabolic Agents Bone Resorption MIACALCIN nasal spray PA,QL Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 Diabetes: DPP4 Inhibitors & Combinations JANUMET XR PA,QL Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Diabetes: Insulins LANTUS SOLOSTAR Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 LEVEMIR FLEXTOUCH Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 NOVOLIN N, current users will be NOVOLIN R, current users will be NOVOLIN 70/30, current users will be NOVOLOG vials & FlexPens, current users will be NOVOLOG MIX 70/30 vials & Flex Pens, current users will be Diabetes: Meglitinides & Combinations repaglinide QL Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Growth Hormone Agents NORDITROPIN PA, current users will be -Page 4 of 7-

Gastrointestinal Agents 5-ASA Derivatives, Oral balsalazide QL Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 LIALDA QL Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 PENTASA QL Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 Combination Agents for H. Pylori Pylera PA,QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Laxatives PEG 3350 powder pack Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 Pancreatic Enzymes pancrelipase Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Immunologic Agents Immunomodulators CIMZIA PA,QL, existing PAs will be honored through current end date COSENTYX PA,QL N/A Non-Preferred 10/1/15 Immunosuppressants RAPAMUNE tablets Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Effective 10/1/15, RAPAMUNE will be added to the list of branded agents classified as generics. This agent will carry a generic dispensing fee and co-pay; however, it is included in the Auto Exemption list; therefore, it does not count toward prescriptions limits. Multiple Sclerosis Agents: Oral Disease Modifying Agents GILENYA PA,QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Miscellaneous Agents Hereditary Angioedema Agents Firazyr PA N/A Non-Preferred 10/1/15 Kalbitor PA N/A Preferred 10/1/15 Ophthalmic Agents Ophthalmic Antibiotic/Steroid Combination TOBRADEX suspension Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 tobramycin/dexamethasone suspension Effective 10/1/15, TOBRADEX suspension will be added to the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that it will now count as a generic toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Ophthalmic Antihistamines PAZEO QL Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 -Page 5 of 7-

Ophthalmic Steroids DUREZOL Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Renal & Genitourinary Agents Alpha Blockers for BPH alfuzosin QL Non-Preferred Preferred 10/1/15 Urinary Tract Antispasmodics tolterodine QL Preferred Non-preferred 11/1/15 Respiratory Agents Anaphylaxis Therapy Agents ADRENACLICK QL Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 AUVI-Q QL Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 epinephrine injectable QL Non-preferred Preferred 10/1/15 EPI-PEN QL EPI-PEN, JR QL Effective 10/1/15, Epi-Pen will be removed from the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that it will now count as a brand toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Effective 10/1/15, ADRENACLICK QL and AUVI-Q QL will be added to the list of branded agents classified as generics. These agents will carry a generic dispensing fee and co-pay; however, it is included in the Auto Exemption list; therefore, they do not count toward prescriptions limits. Antihistamines, Non-sedating CETIRIZINE 5 MG/5 ML SOLUTION Preferred Non-Preferred 11/1/15 Cystic Fibrosis Agents KITABIS Pak PA,QL N/A Preferred 10/1/15 Effective 10/1/15, TOBI inhalation solution PA,QL will be removed from the list of branded agents classified as generics meaning that it will now count as a brand toward members monthly prescription limits and copays. Any requests for brand name TOBI inhalation solution PA,QL will require a new prior authorization effective October 1, 2015. In order to facilitate transition to the generic product, tobramycin inhalation solution PA,QL will pay at point of sale for patients with existing prior authorizations effective September 3, 2015. Please transition your patients to the generic products as soon as possible to allow minimal disruption for the patient and avoid unnecessary delays at the pharmacy Steroids, Intranasal QNASL QL Steroids, Orally Inhaled PULMICORT Flexhaler QL current users will be Changes to Prior Authorization Criteria (PA, QL) for the PDL ABSTRAL PA,QL ACTIQ PA,QL AUBAGIO PA,QL benazepril/hctz PA CIMZIA PA,QL COSENTYX PA,QL duloxetine PA,QL EFFIENT PA,QL ELIQUIS PA,QL EMBEDA PA,QL fenofibrate PA FENTORA PA,QL FIRAZYR PA INVEGA TRINZA PA,QL HELIDAC PA,QL JANUMET XR PA,QL -Page 6 of 7-

KALBITOR PA KITABIS Pak PA,QL lansoprozole/amoxicillin/clarithromycin PA,QL LAZANDA PA,QL MIACALCIN nasal spray PA,QL OMECLAMOX PA,QL PRADAXA PA,QL PREVPAC PA,QL SUBOXONE FILM PA,QL SUBSYS PA,QL TECFIDERA PA,QL TRICOR PA TRILIPIX PA venlafaxine PA,QL ZUBSOLV PA,QL NOTE: All of the aforementioned changes, whether preferred or non-preferred, may have additional criteria which control their usage. Any agent noted above with a superscripted PA requires Prior Authorization. Please refer to the document Drug Criteria Listing located at: https://tenncare.magellanhealth.com for additional information. GUIDE FOR TENNCARE PHARMACIES: OVERRIDE CODES OVERRIDE TYPE OVERRIDE NCPDP FIELD CODE Emergency 3-Day Supply of Non-PDL Product Prior Authorization Type Code (D.0 461-EU) 8 Hospice Patient (Exempt from Co-pay) Patient Residence ( D.0 384-4X) 11 Pregnant Patient (Exempt from Co-pay) Pregnancy Indicator (D.0 335-2C) 2 Titration Dose Override for the following select drugs/drug classes: oral oncology agents, anticonvulsants, warfarin, low molecular weight heparins, theophylline, Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs), Selective Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors (SNRIs), atypical antipsychotics (except clozapine/clozaril ), Hizentra, Vivaglobin - process second Rx for the same drug within 21 days of initial Rx with an override code to avoid the second Rx counting as another prescription against the limit. Titration Dose Override for the following select drugs/drug classes: clozapine/clozaril, Suboxone, Zubsolv and buprenorphine- will allow up to four prescription fills to process for the same drug within a month of the initial prescription without the subsequent fills counting against the enrollee s monthly RX limit. Important Phone Numbers: TennCare Family Assistance Service Center 866-311-4287 TennCare Fraud and Abuse Hotline 800-433-3982 TennCare Pharmacy Program Fax 888-298-4130 Magellan Pharmacy Support Center 866-434-5520 Magellan Clinical Call Center 866-434-5524 Magellan Call Center Fax 866-434-5523 Helpful TennCare Internet Links: Magellan: https://tenncare.magellanhealth.com TennCare website: www.tn.gov/tenncare/ Submission Clarification Code (D.0 42Ø-DK) 2 Submission Clarification Code (D.0 42Ø-DK) 6 Please visit the Magellan TennCare website regularly to stay up-to-date on changes to the pharmacy program. For additional information or updated payer specifications, please visit the Magellan website at: https://tenncare.magellanhealth.com then click on pharmacy and choose program information from the drop down menu. Please forward or copy the information in this notice to all providers who may be affected by these processing changes. Thank you for your valued participation in the TennCare program. -Page 7 of 7-