Products & Programs PharmacyCommercialJuly 1, 2021

Designated specialty pharmacy network updates

As we previously communicated, the Anthem Designated Specialty Pharmacy Network requires providers who are not part of the Designated Specialty Pharmacy Network to acquire certain select specialty pharmacy medications administered in the hospital outpatient setting through CVS Specialty Pharmacy.

 

This update is to advise of the following changes:

 

Effective for dates of service on and after October 1, 2021, the following specialty pharmacy medications will be added to the Designated Medical Specialty Pharmacy drug list. Accordingly, hospitals that are not in the Designated Specialty Pharmacy Network will be required to acquire these specialty medications administered in the hospital outpatient setting from CVS Specialty Pharmacy.

 

HCPCS

Description

Brand Name

Q5117

INJECTION, TRASTUZUMAB-ANNS, BIOSIMILAR 10MG

Kanjinti

J1558

INJECTION, IMMUNE GLOBULIN 100MG

Xembify

Q5123

INJECTION, RITUXIMAB-ARRX, BIOSIMILAR

Riabni

 

To access the current Designated Medical Specialty Pharmacy drug list, please visit anthem.com, select Providers, select Forms and Guides (under the Provider Resources column), select Georgia, scroll down and select Pharmacy in the Category drop down. The Designated Medical Specialty Pharmacy drug list may be updated periodically by Anthem.

 

If you have questions or would like to discuss the terms and conditions to be included as a Designated Specialty Pharmacy Network provider, please contact your local Anthem network consultant. Thank you for your continued participation in the Anthem networks and the services you provide to our members.

 


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