Prescription Drug Benefit Summary
for Plan Year 2011
The Scott & White Health Plan uses a formulary (a list of drugs) that has been selected by a committee of Scott & White Physicians and Pharmacists. These medications are selected based on research that shows their safety and effectiveness. Since there can be many different brands of similar prescription medicines, the formulary is used to select the medication that proves to be most effective in treating an illness.
If you are eligible for a Medicare Part D prescription drug plan, please read this Important Notice from TRS-ActiveCare About Your Prescription Drug Coverage and Medicare.
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Pharmacy claim information
Eligible pharmacy location information
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Drug information - common side effects and risks, drug-drug interactions, availability of generics
Drug pricing
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COPAYMENT
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Retail |
Maintenance |
| Formulary List A (Generic drugs) |
$5 |
$10 |
| Formulary List B (brand name drugs - please see Benefit Limitations) |
$25 |
$50 |
| Formulary List C (alternate choice brand name drugs) |
Lesser of $50 or 50% |
Lesser of $100 or 50% |
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Non-Formulary drugs
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Greater of $50 or 50%
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N/A |
Benefit Maximum
Benefit Limitations
- The Scott & White Health Plan will only cover the cost of the generic medications when they are available. If a brand name drug is dispensed when there is a generic available, the enrollee will pay a 50% copayment.
Exclusions
- This drug benefit does not provide coverage for over-the-counter (OTC) medications and selected prescription drugs and therapeutic devices. Please refer to the prescription drug benefit rider included with your Scott & White Health Plan Group Health Care Agreement for further details on the exclusions to this benefit. Common examples include but are not limited to drugs used primarily for cosmetic purposes, drugs used primarily for the treatment of infertility, contraceptive devices or implants, and drugs used primarily for weight loss.
Quantity Limitations: (Unless otherwise specified on the SWHP Formulary)
- Non-maintenance (All network pharmacies): Up to a 34 day supply or 100 units (whichever is less), one retail copayment per prescription or refill prescription.
- Maintenance (For drugs on the SWHP Maintenance Drug List, SWHP pharmacies only): Up to a 90 day supply or 360 units (whichever is less), one maintenance copayment per prescription or refill prescription.
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- Pharmacy claim information
- Eligible pharmacy location information
- Pharmacy deductible information
- Drug information
- common side effects and risks
- drug-drug interactions
- availability of generics
- Drug pricing
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Mail order prescriptions are now being handled in the Salado Pharmacy. P.O. Box 1287 Salado, TX 76571 800-707-3477 or 254-947-7555
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