Fidelis Dual Advantage, Fidelis Medicaid Advantage Plus and Fidelis Dual Advantage Flex
2020 Formulary
2020 Formulary (PDF)
2020 Formulary Changes (PDF)
Formulario 2020 (PDF)
Фармакологический справочник на 2020 г. (PDF)
2020年處方一覽表 (PDF)
2019 Formulary
2019 Formulary (PDF)
2019 Formulary Changes (PDF)
Formulario 2019 (PDF)
Фармакологический справочник на 2019 г. (PDF)
2019年處方一覽表 (PDF)
Fidelis Medicare Advantage Flex (HMO POS) and Fidelis Medicare $0 Premium (HMO)
2020 Formulary
2020 Formulary (PDF)
Formulario 2020 (PDF)
Фармакологический справочник на 2020 г. (PDF)
2020年處方一覽表 (PDF)
2019 Formulary
2019 Formulary (PDF)
2019 Formulary Changes (PDF)
Formulario 2019 (PDF)
Фармакологический справочник на 2019 г. (PDF)
2019年處方一覽表 (PDF)
- If a drug is not covered in the way you would like it to be covered, you can ask us to make an “exception.” An exception is a type of coverage decision. Similar to other types of coverage decisions, if we turn down your request for an exception, you can appeal our decision. Asking for coverage of a drug that is not on the Prescription Drug Formulary, also called the Drug List, is sometimes called asking for a “formulary exception.” When you ask for an exception, your doctor or other prescriber will need to explain the medical reasons why you need the exception approved. The information can be submitted by phone, fax, mail or electronically. We will then consider your request.
Part B Diabetic Supplies (PDF)
Drug Tiers
The price of a drug is determined by what “tier” it is on within your formulary. A generic drug may appear on a “preferred tier,” while a brand-name drug may appear on a “non-preferred tier.” Medicine listed on a non-preferred tier may be more expensive than those on a preferred tier. You can reduce how much you pay for prescription drugs by using preferred tier drug. You should talk to your primary care physician about preferred tier options available to you.
Generic Substitution
If Fidelis Care receives a prior authorization or exception request, the medication requested will be generically substituted when an authorized, AB rated equivalent generic is available, unless the request specifically indicates that the brand name is being requested (e.g. Dispense as Written, brand only, etc.), rejections in prescription claims history are for brand, or supporting documentation indicates brand is being prescribed or why generic is not an appropriate treatment option.