Common use of How Copayment Amounts Apply Clause in Contracts

How Copayment Amounts Apply. When Your Physician has marked the Prescription Order “Brand Necessary,” the pharmacist may only dispense the brand name drug and You pay the appropriate Brand Name Copayment Amount. ▪ If the Physician has not stipulated Brand Necessary, You may still choose to buy the brand name drug instead of the Generic Drug. If the brand name drug dispensed is on the Preferred Brand Name Drug List, You will pay the Preferred Brand Name Drug Copayment Amount plus the difference between the Generic Drug and the Preferred Brand Name Drug. ▪ If the brand name drug is a Non-Preferred Brand Name Drug, You pay the Non-Preferred Brand Name Drug Copayment Amount.

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Sources: Preferred Provider Contract

How Copayment Amounts Apply. When Your Physician has marked the Prescription Order “Brand Necessary,” the pharmacist may only dispense the brand name drug and You pay the appropriate Brand Name brand name Copayment Amount. ▪ If the Physician has not stipulated Brand Necessary, You may still choose to buy the brand name drug instead of the Generic Drug. If the brand name drug dispensed is on the Preferred Brand Name Drug List, You will pay the Preferred Brand Name Drug Copayment Amount plus the difference between the Generic Drug and the Preferred Brand Name Drug. ▪ If the brand name drug is a Non-Preferred Brand Name Drug, You pay the Non-Preferred Brand Name Drug Copayment Amount.

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Sources: Preferred Provider Contract

How Copayment Amounts Apply. When Your Physician has marked the Prescription Order “Brand Necessary,” ”, the pharmacist may only dispense the brand name drug and You pay the appropriate Brand Name Copayment Amount. ▪ If the Physician has not stipulated Brand Necessary, You may still choose to buy the brand name drug instead of the Generic Drug. If the brand name drug dispensed is on the Preferred Brand Name Drug List, You will pay the Preferred Brand Name Drug Copayment Amount plus the difference between the Generic Drug and the Preferred Brand Name Drug. ▪ If the brand name drug is a Non-Preferred Brand Name Drug, You pay the Non-Preferred Brand Name Drug Copayment Amount.

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Sources: Preferred Provider Contract