Plan pharmacy department for medical-benefit drug questions (Medi-Cal physician-administered drugs, Medicare Part B drugs). Medi-Cal outpatient pharmacy claims and PAs go to the state Medi-Cal Rx program, not GCHP.
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Separate pharmacy-benefit requests from drugs billed under the medical benefit. The PBM and the insurer may use different contacts.
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PBM name and the pharmacy identifiers on the card
Drug, formulation and prescription information
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Is this processed under the medical or pharmacy benefit?
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Is there a separate specialty pharmacy or appeal team?
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