Find Approved Drugs for 2007

Search our approved drug list (formulary) for drugs that are approved for prescription coverage under all our PriorityMedicare^SM plans.

Revised Drug Tiers for 2007
The Approved Drug Lists below tell you a drug's "tier" or cost level. For 2007, $0-copayment drugs (Loratadine, Loratadine-D, Prilosec OTC^®) are no longer called "Tier 1." Therefore, generics are now Tier 1, preferred brand names are Tier 2, non-preferred brand names are Tier 3.

Tier	Drug Type	Health Plan 2007 Drug Copayts*	Rx Plan Only 2007 Drug Copays*
1	Generics	$10	$10
2	Preferred brand-name	$30	$39
3	Non-preferred brand-name	$54	$67

Limitations
Some drugs listed as covered may have additional requirements or limits to their coverage, such as prior approval from the plan ("prior authorization") or trying other drugs first ("step therapy"). Contact us for more information about this.

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Find Your Drugs

Individually Purchased Plans
If you purchase your own plan, use this approved drug list (formulary) for 2007:

Section 1: Introduction and frequently asked questions (52KB PDF)
Section 2: List of approved drugs, with index on page 50 (1.1MB PDF)

Employer-Funded Retirement Plans
Check your Evidence of Coverage booklet to see if you are covered by the 2006 or 2007 plan.

If you're covered by a 2007 plan, use this approved drug list (formulary):

Section 1: Introduction and frequently asked questions (214KB PDF)
Section 2: List of approved drugs, with index on page 45 (628KB PDF)

More Information

• Upcoming changes to the formularies: Go to the Pending Changes page.
  
• Using the Approved Drug List: Go to the Formulary FAQs page.
• How to fill a prescription: See the Pharmacy Directory FAQs.
• If your drug is not listed: Contact us by phone or e-mail and ask if your drug is covered.
• Ask for an exception: If your drug is not covered, you can ask us to make an exception to the formulary.
• How we approve and manage your drugs: The criteria and process we use.
  

*Copayments for a 31-day supply before the out-of-pocket limit is reached. Costs may vary when your plan is provided by an employer. People on limited incomes may pay less for their drugs. Find out if you qualify.



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