Administrator Clinical Programs. ▪ If elected, the Low Clinical Value (“LCV”) exclusion option prevents unnecessary spending by removing LCV medications from the formulary without impact to client rebates while providing equal or more effective medicines at a lower cost. LCV medications are drugs that treat common conditions that do not provide any additional or superior therapeutic value when compared to currently existing therapies already in the marketplace. These medications are excluded in addition to any products that would normally be excluded by the PBM Formulary. This exclusion occurs without affecting Rebate minimum guarantees or contracted discount rates. Administrator reserves the right to amend, from time to time, the list of low clinical value medications. The list of low clinical value medications may be updated quarterly. Client may request a current list of LCV medications. ▪ If elected, Administrator’s High Dollar Claim Review program (“HDCR”), will provide Client with umbrella protection against high-cost Prescription Drug Claims for approved formulary drugs. Prescription Drug Claims over the threshold dollar amount are flagged prior to payment and reviewed for clinical appropriateness. This additional level of clinical oversight protects against unnecessary spending, saving clients money and providing improved visibility into claim reviews, decision processes, and cost savings. If HDCR is elected, Administrator’s Complex Clinical Intervention (“CCI”) program is included. CCI addresses complex case management issues for Plan Participants on a trajectory to generate more than $250,000.00 in annual pharmacy plan spend. Clinical pharmacists reach out to Prescribers to request and review medical documentation and tackle issues such as redundant therapies, dosing errors, potential drug-on-drug interactions, and medication misuse. ▪ The following may apply TO HDCR: o Administrator manages the clinical review process for high dollar claims, providing oversight of the process. Administrator communicates trends and savings results to clients through detailed reporting and analytics. o Review turnaround time is dependent on prescriber activity and whether additional information is required. If additional information is required, the reviewer will attempt to contact physician at least once daily for three days; direct contact with the prescriber will discontinue after the third day. The majority of reviews are completed with a disposition within 24 to 72 hours. o Following a clini...
