Formulary
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Read More InfoThe Abrazo Advantage Health Plan (AAHP) Drug Formulary was created to ensure safe, appropriate and cost-effective use of medications.
Note: Formulary development and maintenance is a dynamic process and is subject to periodic changes. The Formulary may change during the year.
The Formulary was evaluated in all therapeutic categories and contains those agents that offer the greatest value in each class, with primary consideration to provide comprehensive drug coverage for patients.
Providers' use of the AAHP Drug Formulary ensures our members' pharmaceutical needs are met in a high quality, cost-effective manner.
Abrazo Advantage (HMO)
2012 Benefit Year
Abrazo Advantage (HMO) Abridged Formulary
Abrazo Advantage (HMO) Prior Authorization Criteria
Abrazo Advantage PLUS (HMO SNP)
2012 Benefit Year
Abrazo Advantage Plus (HMO SNP) Abridged Formulary
Abrazo Advantage Plus (HMO SNP) Prior Authorization Criteria
Abrazo Advantage (HMO)
2011 Benefit Year
- Abrazo Advantage (HMO) Abridged Formulary
- Abrazo Advantage (HMO) Prior Authorization Criteria
- Abrazo Advantage (HMO) Drug Quantity Level Limits
- Abrazo Advantage (HMO) Step Therapy Criteria
2011 Benefit Year
- Abrazo Advantage Plus (HMO) Abridged Formulary
- Abrazo Advantage Plus (HMO) Prior Authorization Criteria
- Abrazo Advantage Plus (HMO) Drug Quantity Level Limits
- Abrazo Advantage Plus (HMO) Step Therapy Criteria
Note on seasonal flu medicine: Tamiflu® is available through community pharmacies without prior authorization for children less than 6 years old and for 6-18 year olds with current prescriptions for asthma inhalers.
The AAHP Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee
PURPOSE & GOALS
The AAHP Pharmacy and Therapeutic (P & T) Committee consists of physicians, pharmacists, and other professionals representing various medical specialties, whose primary purpose is to develop and monitor the AAHP Drug Formulary and to establish programs and procedures to ensure high quality, cost-effective drug therapy.
The AAHP P & T Committee regularly reviews new and existing medications to ensure the Formulary meets the needs of both members and providers.