Common use of Prescription Medications Clause in Contracts

Prescription Medications. Retail Prescription Medications may be covered when accompanied by a prescription from your Attending Physician, subject to the cost-sharing shown in your Schedule of Benefits. Certain preventive medications that have an ‘A’ or ‘B’ rating in current recommendations of the USPSTF, may be covered at no cost to you when deemed Medically Necessary and accompanied by a prescription from your Attending Physician. Coverage for insulin and other diabetic supplies is described in Part IX., under Diabetic Supplies. Allergy serums and chemotherapy for cancer patients are covered under your medical benefits. See Part XII.

Prescription Medications. Retail Prescription Medications may be covered when accompanied by a prescription from your Attending Physician, subject to the cost-sharing shown in your Schedule of Benefitsthe Prescription Medication Amendment to this Contract. Certain preventive medications that have an ‘A’ or ‘B’ rating in current recommendations of the USPSTF, may be covered at no cost to you when deemed Medically Necessary and accompanied by a prescription from your Attending Physician. Coverage for insulin and other diabetic supplies is described in Part IX., under Diabetic Supplies. Allergy serums and chemotherapy for cancer patients are covered under your medical benefits. See Part XII.

Prescription Medications. Retail Prescription Medications may be covered when accompanied by a prescription from your Attending Physician, subject to the cost-sharing shown in your Schedule of Benefits. Certain preventive medications that have an ‘A’ or ‘B’ rating in current recommendations of the USPSTF, may be covered at no cost to you when deemed Medically Necessary and accompanied by a prescription from your Attending Physician. Coverage for insulin and other diabetic supplies is described in Part IX., under Diabetic Supplies. Allergy serums and chemotherapy for cancer patients are covered under your medical benefits. See Part XII. PRESCRIPTION M EDICATION BENEFITS, LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS for additional information about Prescription Medications.

Prescription Medications. Retail Prescription Medications may be covered when accompanied by a prescription from your Attending Physician, subject to the cost-sharing shown in your Schedule of Benefits. Certain preventive medications that have an ‘A’ or ‘B’ rating in current recommendations of the USPSTF, may be covered at no cost to you when deemed Medically Necessary and accompanied by a prescription from your Attending Physician. Coverage for insulin and other diabetic supplies is described in Part IX., under Diabetic Supplies. Allergy serums and chemotherapy for cancer patients are covered under your medical benefits. See Part XII.. PRESCRIPTION