how do i get a name brand prescription medication covered as the generic does not work?

bkreisma 5 months ago

how to i get a name brand prescription medication covered as i have tried the generic and it does not work?

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0 BCBSIL Connect Team 5 months ago

Hello, Your doctor will need to submit a request to ask for coverage of the name brand medication and provide documentation explaining why the generic does not work. They can contact our provider services department for assistance on how to do this. ~ KW
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0 bkreisma 5 months ago in reply to BCBSIL Connect Team

thank you.

where do i locate a form for my doctor to complete?

who does my dr. need to get in touch with when contacting provider services; is there a specific department to contact?

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0 bkreisma 5 months ago in reply to BCBSIL Connect Team

thank you.

where do i locate a form for my doctor to complete?

who does my dr. need to get in touch with when contacting provider services; is there a specific department to contact?

thank you.
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0 BCBSIL Connect Team 5 months ago in reply to bkreisma

Your provider can find information on this process on our website - www.bcbsil.com/.../pa-st-programs ~ KW
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