Submitting a pharmacy benefit appeal
Choose from the plan options below.
Choose from the plan options below.
If a pharmacy authorization request is denied, providers have two options depending on whether additional clinical information is available.
Submit the new information for review following the process outlined on our Pharmacy authorization requests page. Additional clinical information may support a different authorization outcome.
If no new clinical information is available, you can submit an appeal following our appeal process for commercial fully funded group plans.
If a pharmacy authorization request is denied, providers have two options depending on whether additional clinical information is available.
Submit the new information for review following the process outlined on our Pharmacy authorization requests page. Additional clinical information may support a different authorization outcome.
If no new clinical information is available, you can submit an appeal following our appeal process for commercial self-funded group plans.
If a pharmacy authorization request is denied, providers have two options depending on whether additional clinical information is available.
Submit the new information for review following the process outlined on our Pharmacy authorization requests page. Additional clinical information may support a different authorization outcome.
If no new clinical information is available, you can submit an appeal following our appeal process for federal employee health benefit plans.
If a pharmacy authorization request is denied, providers have two options depending on whether additional clinical information is available.
Submit the new information for review following the process outlined on our Pharmacy authorization requests page. Additional clinical information may support a different authorization outcome.
If no new clinical information is available, you can submit an appeal following our appeal process for Medicaid and Healthy Michigan plans.
If a pharmacy authorization request is denied, providers have two options depending on whether additional clinical information is available.
Submit the new information for review following the process outlined on our Pharmacy authorization requests page. Additional clinical information may support a different authorization outcome.
If no new clinical information is available, you can submit an appeal following our appeal process for MyPriority plans.
Pharmacy benefit claim appeals, including appeals for payment or network, are managed by Express Scripts, our Pharmacy Benefit Manager. Visit Express Scripts Pharmacist Resource Center (PRC) for more information.