Your Participating Pharmacy Sample Clauses

Your Participating Pharmacy may begin the Preauthorization process for You. If you do not request approval of a drug before you go to the Pharmacy to have your prescription filled, your pharmacist will begin the preauthorization process when you present your Identification Card with your Prescription Order. When the pharmacist submits your Claim electronically, he/she will receive a mes- sage indicating that preauthorization is required. At this point, you may request a three- day supply of the drug while Blue Cross and Blue Shield completes the approval process. Your pharmacist will collect the appropriate Coinsurance Amount or Copayment Amount from you at the time of purchase. Once the three- day supply has been used, you may return to the Pharmacy to obtain the remainder of your Prescription Order. The Participating Pharmacy will resubmit the Claim electronically to determine wheth- er the preauthorization request has been approved or denied. S If the preauthorization is denied, you may obtain your Prescription Order by pay- ing the full cost for the drugs. S Regardless of Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s decision, you will be notified in writing regarding the outcome of your preauthorization approval request. If you purchase your prescriptions from a Non- Participating Pharmacy, or if you do not have your Identifi- cation Card with you when you purchase your prescriptions, it will be your responsibility to pay the full cost of the prescription drugs and to submit a Claim form (with your itemized receipt) to receive any bene- fits available under Outpatient Prescription Drugs. Send the completed Claim form to: Prime Therapeutics P. O. Box 14624 Lexington, KY 40512- 4624 If the drug you received is one which requires prior approval, Blue Cross and Blue Shield will review the Claim to determine if preauthorization approval would have been given. If so, benefits will be processed in accordance with your prescription drug coverage. If the preauthorization approval is denied, no benefits will be available for the Prescription Order. To view a listing of the drugs which are included in the preauthorization/Step Therapy program or have questions about Step Therapy or any other aspect of the preauthorization process, please visit website at xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx or contact the Customer Service Helpline telephone number shown in this Policy or on your Identification Card. PROGRAM PAYMENT PROVISIONS OUT-OF-POCKET EXPENSE LIMIT There are separate out-of-pocket expense limits applicable to Cove...
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