Attachment P - Census Data - KEHP Rx Plan Designs 2025.xlsx

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Elliott County, Kentucky

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This file is a census data and plan design document for the Commonwealth of Kentucky's Employee Health Plan (KEHP) Rx Plan Designs for 2025, covering four different health plan options: LivingWell CDHP, LivingWell Basic CDHP, LivingWell PPO, and LivingWell HDHP. The plans are administered by Anthem and serve a total of 268,988 members across the four plan types, with the LivingWell CDHP being the largest at 168,456 members. Each plan follows an exclusions-based formulary with a Value Formulary that excludes 650 brand-name products, utilizes a national pharmacy network of approximately 66,219 pharmacies, and offers an open specialty pharmacy network.

The plans share several common features, including integrated medical and pharmacy out-of-pocket maximums, step therapy, quantity limits, prior authorization requirements, and clinical programs such as adherence programs, compound drug management, fraud waste and abuse prevention, and opioid management strategies. Cost-sharing varies by plan type, with deductibles ranging from $1,500 to $2,000 for individual coverage and out-of-pocket maximums between $3,000 and $8,050. Notably, all plans exclude anti-obesity medications from standard coverage, except when participants engage in a weight management program. The plans are subject to ACA/HCR regulations and follow state/local laws, with a consistent approach to clinical management and utilization controls across different plan designs.

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2025 CDHP

Commonwealth of Kentucky
Rx Plan Designs
2025

Client Information

Client Legal NameCommonwealth of Kentucky
Is this plan subject to ACA/HCR?Yes
Is this an ERISA client or do State/Local laws apply?State/Local laws apply
Does the client align to standard ACA coverage?Yes
Plan name:LivingWell CDHP
•Membership in plan168,456As of 1/15/2025
•# of claims101,109As of 1/14/2025
•Plan TypeCDH
•Medical CarrierAnthem

Plan Design

•Number of Cost Sharing Tiers2
•FormularyExclusions-based
•Mail/Maintenance Drug IncentivesVoluntary (None)
•SpecialtyOpen

Retail Network and Formulary

What Retail 30 Network is currently in place?Broadest
•Network name?National
•How many pharmacies are included in this network?66,219
•What specific chains are excluded from your network?None
•How many grace fills are allowed?None
What Retail 90 Network is currently in place?Broadest
•Network name?National
•How many pharmacies are included in this network?64855
•What specific chains are excluded from your network?None
•If Mail at Retail is selected, what specific chains are members required to use?N/A
•How many grace fills are allowed?None
What Vaccination Network is currently in place?Broad (All Pharmacies)
•If Narrow is selected, which pharmacies are in-network?N/A
What Formulary is currently in place?Exclusions-based Formulary
•Formulary NameValue Formulary
•How many products are excluded from this formulary?650 Brands Covered
•Does this formulary exclude certain products to maximize rebates?No

Specialty Pharmacy Network

What Specialty Network is currently in place?Open
•An open network implies specialty pharmacy prescriptions can be filled at any network pharmacy
•A closed network requires specialty pharmacy prescriptions to be filled at specific locations
If a Closed Specialty Network is in place today:
•Is there a retail grace fill allowance?(Please Select From Drop Down)N/A
-If so, how many grace fills are allowed?
•Are retail pharmacies included as part of your closed network?(Please Select From Drop Down)
•Is your mail service pharmacy included as part of the closed network?(Please Select From Drop Down)

Member Cost Share

Retail Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)DED then 20%
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)DED then 20%
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Retail-90 Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)DED then 20%
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)DED then 20%
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Mail Order Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)DED then 20%
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)DED then 20%
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Specialty Copay/Coinsurance(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•RetailDED then 20%
•Mail OrderDED then 20%
Annual deductible/Out of Pocket Max, if anyDeductibleOut of Pocket Max
•Individual$1,500$3,000
•Family$2,750$5,750
•Integrated for medical and Rx OR Rx onlyIntegrated with MedicalIntegrated with Medical
Mandatory Generic (DAW Penalties)RetailMail
•Does an ancillary charge apply to brand "DAW 1" claimsNoNo
•What copay does the participant pay?OtherOther
•Do the penalties apply to the OOP max?NoNo
•Do the penalties apply after OOP max is met?NoNo
•Does an ancillary charge apply to brand "DAW 2" claimsNoNo
•What copay does the participant pay?OtherOther
•Do the penalties apply to the OOP max?NoNo
•Do the penalties apply after OOP max is met?NoNo
Supply limit (in Days)
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Retail Acute Network30
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Retail Maintenance Network90
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Mail Order90
•Specialty Drugs filled through your Preferred Specialty Pharmacy Network30
•Birth control (90-day contraceptives)90
Preventive Drug List
•Does the Plan use a Preventative Drug List?Yes-CDHP
•Does the Plan use PBM standard list? (Yes/No)No
•If No, please list the therapeutic classes with customizationsAll standard classes included EXCEPT Anti-Obesity
•What is the member cost structure after bypassing the deductibleStandard Copay/Coins
Maximum Allowable Benefits (ie. Infertility) (Yes/No)No
•If Yes, please list the classes and the coverage limit appliedN/A
Copay Assistance/Copay Maximizer Programs
•Is the plan currently enrolled in a copay assistance/copay maximizer program?No
•When did the plan implement the program?
•What is the member's cost share?
•Does the program include HIV and Transplant drugs?(Please Select From Drop Down)
•Is there a penalty if members do not enroll? If so, please explain.

Appeals

Indicate what level of appeals are currently supported for this client.
•First levelSupport provided
•Second levelSupport provided
•External reviewSupport provided

Clinical Programs

Please indicate if the following clinical programs are in place today
•Adherence ProgramsYes
•Connected Blood Glucose Meter Strategies (i.e. Livongo, Biotelcare)Yes
•Compound Drug Management StrategyYes
•Fraud Waste & AbuseYes
•Gaps in CareYes
•Opioid Mangement StrategyYes
•Retrospective Drug Utilization Review (RDUR)Yes
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - True Accumulators?No
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - Copay Card Maximization?No
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - 3rd Party Patient Assistance Program?No
Other Clinical Programs (List All)Weight Management (coverage of Anti-Obesity medications as long as member participates in program)
•List all other programs not identified above, separated by commas

Utilization Management

Confirm utilization management document included as a separate attachment Yes

Is step therapy in place today?Yes
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasanti-pruritic/skin, chelating agents, dermatological, diabetes amylin analog, diabetes dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors, diabetes dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitor combinations, diabetes insulin mimetic agents, diabetes sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitors, diabetes sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitor/biguanide combination, diabetes long-acting insulin/glp-1 agonist, Migraine, oral calcitonin gene-related peptide receptor antagonists
Are quantity limits in place today?Yes
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasAnti-Anxiety, Anti-Convulsant, anti-infective influenza agents, anti-infective miscellaneous, anti-pruritic/skin, asthma steroid inhalants, asthma/COPD long-acting beta2-adrenergic agonists/corticosteroid, asthma/COPD long-acting beta2-adrenergic agonists/anticholinergic/corticosteroid, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, COPD long-acting beta2-adrenertic agonists, COPD anticholinergic/beta agonist combinations, COPD anticholinergic combination and mast cell stabilizer oral inhalation, COPD short acting beta2adrenergic agonist oral inhalation, dermatological, dermatology skin inflammation and hives corticosteroids, dermatological topical NSAID, gastrointestinal agents anti-nausea agents, Migraine, narcolepsy, opioid analgesics, opioid analgesics-immediate release, opioid dependence agents, oral/intranasal fentanyl products, pain and inflammation, pain and inflammation butalbital products, pain and inflammation carisoprodol products, pain and inflammation local anesthetics- topical agents, pain and inflammation opioid agents/long-acting, pain and inflammation opioid agents, short-acting pain and inflammation opioid agents, short-acting, sleep agents hypnotics non-benzodiazepines, antiemetics, proton pump inhibitors, diabetic test strips, anthelmintics, ophthalmic antibiotic, otic antibiotic, anti-fungal topical, antibiotic topical
Are prior authorization rules in place today?Yes
•PA volume, last 12 months:
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasAllergenic Extracts, Anti-Convulsant, Anti-Fungal-Imidazole Related, Anti-hyperlipidemic, anti-infective/antibacterial, anti-infective anti-protozoal, cardiovascular antilipemic, combination products, dermatological topical NSAID, fibromyalgia, gastrointestinal agent irritable bowel disease-diarrhea predominant, narcolepsy, opioid analgesics, opioid dependence agents, pain management, pheochromocytoma agents, seizures, select medical devices Rx only, select artificial saliva medical devices Rx only, Anabolic Steroids, anti-inflammatory oral, anti-obesity, BPH, Constipation, cough suppressant, isotretinoin, muscle relaxant, nutritional errors of inborn metabolism or genetic condition, retinoids, testosterone products

2025 Basic CDHP

Commonwealth of Kentucky
Rx Plan Designs
2025

Client Information

Client Legal NameCommonwealth of Kentucky
Is this plan subject to ACA/HCR?Yes
Is this an ERISA client or do State/Local laws apply?State/Local laws apply
Does the client align to standard ACA coverage?Yes
Plan name:LivingWell Basic CDHP
•Membership in plan18,299As of 1/15/2025
•# of claims7,078As of 1/14/2025
•Plan TypeCDH
•Medical CarrierAnthem

Plan Design

•Number of Cost Sharing Tiers2
•FormularyExclusions-based
•Mail/Maintenance Drug IncentivesVoluntary (None)
•SpecialtyOpen

Retail Network and Formulary

What Retail 30 Network is currently in place?Broadest
•Network name?National
•How many pharmacies are included in this network?66,219
•What specific chains are excluded from your network?None
•How many grace fills are allowed?None
What Retail 90 Network is currently in place?Broadest
•Network name?National
•How many pharmacies are included in this network?64855
•What specific chains are excluded from your network?None
•If Mail at Retail is selected, what specific chains are members required to use?N/A
•How many grace fills are allowed?None
What Vaccination Network is currently in place?Broad (All Pharmacies)
•If Narrow is selected, which pharmacies are in-network?N/A
What Formulary is currently in place?Exclusions-based Formulary
•Formulary NameValue Formulary
•How many products are excluded from this formulary?650 Brands Covered
•Does this formulary exclude certain products to maximize rebates?No

Specialty Pharmacy Network

What Specialty Network is currently in place?Open
•An open network implies specialty pharmacy prescriptions can be filled at any network pharmacy
•A closed network requires specialty pharmacy prescriptions to be filled at specific locations
If a Closed Specialty Network is in place today:
•Is there a retail grace fill allowance?(Please Select From Drop Down)N/A
-If so, how many grace fills are allowed?
•Are retail pharmacies included as part of your closed network?(Please Select From Drop Down)
•Is your mail service pharmacy included as part of the closed network?(Please Select From Drop Down)

Member Cost Share

Retail Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)DED then 30%
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)DED then 30%
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Retail-90 Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)DED then 30%
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)DED then 30%
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Mail Order Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)DED then 30%
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)DED then 30%
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Specialty Copay/Coinsurance(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•RetailDED then 30%
•Mail OrderDED then 30%
Annual deductible/Out of Pocket Max, if anyDeductibleOut of Pocket Max
•Individual$2,000$4,000
•Family$3,750$7,750
•Integrated for medical and Rx OR Rx onlyIntegrated with MedicalIntegrated with Medical
Mandatory Generic (DAW Penalties)RetailMail
•Does an ancillary charge apply to brand "DAW 1" claimsNoNo
•What copay does the participant pay?OtherOther
•Do the penalties apply to the OOP max?NoNo
•Do the penalties apply after OOP max is met?NoNo
•Does an ancillary charge apply to brand "DAW 2" claimsNoNo
•What copay does the participant pay?OtherOther
•Do the penalties apply to the OOP max?NoNo
•Do the penalties apply after OOP max is met?NoNo
Supply limit (in Days)
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Retail Acute Network30
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Retail Maintenance Network90
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Mail Order90
•Specialty Drugs filled through your Preferred Specialty Pharmacy Network30
•Birth control (90-day contraceptives)90
Preventive Drug List
•Does the Plan use a Preventative Drug List?Yes-CDHP
•Does the Plan use PBM standard list? (Yes/No)No
•If No, please list the therapeutic classes with customizationsAll standard classes included EXCEPT Anti-Obesity
•What is the member cost structure after bypassing the deductibleStandard Copay/Coins
Maximum Allowable Benefits (ie. Infertility) (Yes/No)No
•If Yes, please list the classes and the coverage limit appliedN/A
Copay Assistance/Copay Maximizer Programs
•Is the plan currently enrolled in a copay assistance/copay maximizer program?No
•When did the plan implement the program?
•What is the member's cost share?
•Does the program include HIV and Transplant drugs?(Please Select From Drop Down)
•Is there a penalty if members do not enroll? If so, please explain.

Appeals

Indicate what level of appeals are currently supported for this client.
•First levelSupport provided
•Second levelSupport provided
•External reviewSupport provided

Clinical Programs

Please indicate if the following clinical programs are in place today
•Adherence ProgramsYes
•Connected Blood Glucose Meter Strategies (i.e. Livongo, Biotelcare)Yes
•Compound Drug Management StrategyYes
•Fraud Waste & AbuseYes
•Gaps in CareYes
•Opioid Mangement StrategyYes
•Retrospective Drug Utilization Review (RDUR)Yes
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - True Accumulators?No
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - Copay Card Maximization?No
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - 3rd Party Patient Assistance Program?No
Other Clinical Programs (List All)Weight Management (coverage of Anti-Obesity medications as long as member participates in program)
•List all other programs not identified above, separated by commas

Utilization Management

Confirm utilization management document included as a separate attachment Yes

Is step therapy in place today?Yes
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasanti-pruritic/skin, chelating agents, dermatological, diabetes amylin analog, diabetes dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors, diabetes dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitor combinations, diabetes insulin mimetic agents, diabetes sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitors, diabetes sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitor/biguanide combination, diabetes long-acting insulin/glp-1 agonist, Migraine, oral calcitonin gene-related peptide receptor antagonists
Are quantity limits in place today?Yes
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasAnti-Anxiety, Anti-Convulsant, anti-infective influenza agents, anti-infective miscellaneous, anti-pruritic/skin, asthma steroid inhalants, asthma/COPD long-acting beta2-adrenergic agonists/corticosteroid, asthma/COPD long-acting beta2-adrenergic agonists/anticholinergic/corticosteroid, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, COPD long-acting beta2-adrenertic agonists, COPD anticholinergic/beta agonist combinations, COPD anticholinergic combination and mast cell stabilizer oral inhalation, COPD short acting beta2adrenergic agonist oral inhalation, dermatological, dermatology skin inflammation and hives corticosteroids, dermatological topical NSAID, gastrointestinal agents anti-nausea agents, Migraine, narcolepsy, opioid analgesics, opioid analgesics-immediate release, opioid dependence agents, oral/intranasal fentanyl products, pain and inflammation, pain and inflammation butalbital products, pain and inflammation carisoprodol products, pain and inflammation local anesthetics- topical agents, pain and inflammation opioid agents/long-acting, pain and inflammation opioid agents, short-acting pain and inflammation opioid agents, short-acting, sleep agents hypnotics non-benzodiazepines, antiemetics, proton pump inhibitors, diabetic test strips, anthelmintics, ophthalmic antibiotic, otic antibiotic, anti-fungal topical, antibiotic topical
Are prior authorization rules in place today?Yes
•PA volume, last 12 months:
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasAllergenic Extracts, Anti-Convulsant, Anti-Fungal-Imidazole Related, Anti-hyperlipidemic, anti-infective/antibacterial, anti-infective anti-protozoal, cardiovascular antilipemic, combination products, dermatological topical NSAID, fibromyalgia, gastrointestinal agent irritable bowel disease-diarrhea predominant, narcolepsy, opioid analgesics, opioid dependence agents, pain management, pheochromocytoma agents, seizures, select medical devices Rx only, select artificial saliva medical devices Rx only, Anabolic Steroids, anti-inflammatory oral, anti-obesity, BPH, Constipation, cough suppressant, isotretinoin, muscle relaxant, nutritional errors of inborn metabolism or genetic condition, retinoids, testosterone products

2025 PPO

Commonwealth of Kentucky
Rx Plan Designs
2025

Client Information

Client Legal NameCommonwealth of Kentucky
Is this plan subject to ACA/HCR?Yes
Is this an ERISA client or do State/Local laws apply?State/Local laws apply
Does the client align to standard ACA coverage?Yes
Plan name:LivingWell PPO
•Membership in plan81,935As of 1/15/2025
•# of claims73,125As of 1/14/2025
•Plan TypePPO
•Medical CarrierAnthem

Plan Design

•Number of Cost Sharing Tiers2
•FormularyExclusions-based
•Mail/Maintenance Drug IncentivesVoluntary (None)
•SpecialtyOpen

Retail Network and Formulary

What Retail 30 Network is currently in place?Broadest
•Network name?National
•How many pharmacies are included in this network?66,219
•What specific chains are excluded from your network?None
•How many grace fills are allowed?None
What Retail 90 Network is currently in place?Broadest
•Network name?National
•How many pharmacies are included in this network?64855
•What specific chains are excluded from your network?None
•If Mail at Retail is selected, what specific chains are members required to use?N/A
•How many grace fills are allowed?None
What Vaccination Network is currently in place?Broad (All Pharmacies)
•If Narrow is selected, which pharmacies are in-network?N/A
What Formulary is currently in place?Exclusions-based Formulary
•Formulary NameValue Formulary
•How many products are excluded from this formulary?650 Brands Covered
•Does this formulary exclude certain products to maximize rebates?No

Specialty Pharmacy Network

What Specialty Network is currently in place?Open
•An open network implies specialty pharmacy prescriptions can be filled at any network pharmacy
•A closed network requires specialty pharmacy prescriptions to be filled at specific locations
If a Closed Specialty Network is in place today:
•Is there a retail grace fill allowance?(Please Select From Drop Down)N/A
-If so, how many grace fills are allowed?
•Are retail pharmacies included as part of your closed network?(Please Select From Drop Down)
•Is your mail service pharmacy included as part of the closed network?(Please Select From Drop Down)

Member Cost Share

Retail Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)$20.00
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)$40.00
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Retail-90 Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)$40.00
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)$80.00
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Mail Order Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)$40.00
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)$80.00
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Specialty Copay/Coinsurance(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Retail$40.00
•Mail Order$80.00
Annual deductible/Out of Pocket Max, if anyDeductibleOut of Pocket Max
•IndividualN/A - no DED on Pharmacy$2,500**Member's medical out-of-pocket maximum is separate from your pharmacy out-of-pocket maximum, and they accumulate separately.
•FamilyN/A - no DED on Pharmacy$5,000
•Integrated for medical and Rx OR Rx onlyRx OnlyRx Only
Mandatory Generic (DAW Penalties)RetailMail
•Does an ancillary charge apply to brand "DAW 1" claimsNoNo
•What copay does the participant pay?OtherOther
•Do the penalties apply to the OOP max?NoNo
•Do the penalties apply after OOP max is met?NoNo
•Does an ancillary charge apply to brand "DAW 2" claimsNoNo
•What copay does the participant pay?OtherOther
•Do the penalties apply to the OOP max?NoNo
•Do the penalties apply after OOP max is met?NoNo
Supply limit (in Days)
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Retail Acute Network30
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Retail Maintenance Network90
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Mail Order90
•Specialty Drugs filled through your Preferred Specialty Pharmacy Network30
•Birth control (90-day contraceptives)90
Preventive Drug List
•Does the Plan use a Preventative Drug List?No
•Does the Plan use PBM standard list? (Yes/No)No
•If No, please list the therapeutic classes with customizationsPPO Plan does not include HDHP Preventive Drug List benefit
•What is the member cost structure after bypassing the deductibleNoN/A
Maximum Allowable Benefits (ie. Infertility) (Yes/No)No
•If Yes, please list the classes and the coverage limit appliedN/A
Copay Assistance/Copay Maximizer Programs
•Is the plan currently enrolled in a copay assistance/copay maximizer program?No
•When did the plan implement the program?
•What is the member's cost share?
•Does the program include HIV and Transplant drugs?(Please Select From Drop Down)
•Is there a penalty if members do not enroll? If so, please explain.

Appeals

Indicate what level of appeals are currently supported for this client.
•First levelSupport provided
•Second levelSupport provided
•External reviewSupport provided

Clinical Programs

Please indicate if the following clinical programs are in place today
•Adherence ProgramsYes
•Connected Blood Glucose Meter Strategies (i.e. Livongo, Biotelcare)Yes
•Compound Drug Management StrategyYes
•Fraud Waste & AbuseYes
•Gaps in CareYes
•Opioid Mangement StrategyYes
•Retrospective Drug Utilization Review (RDUR)Yes
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - True Accumulators?No
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - Copay Card Maximization?No
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - 3rd Party Patient Assistance Program?No
Other Clinical Programs (List All)Weight Management (coverage of Anti-Obesity medications as long as member participates in program)
•List all other programs not identified above, separated by commas

Utilization Management

Confirm utilization management document included as a separate attachment Yes

Is step therapy in place today?Yes
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasanti-pruritic/skin, chelating agents, dermatological, diabetes amylin analog, diabetes dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors, diabetes dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitor combinations, diabetes insulin mimetic agents, diabetes sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitors, diabetes sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitor/biguanide combination, diabetes long-acting insulin/glp-1 agonist, Migraine, oral calcitonin gene-related peptide receptor antagonists
Are quantity limits in place today?Yes
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasAnti-Anxiety, Anti-Convulsant, anti-infective influenza agents, anti-infective miscellaneous, anti-pruritic/skin, asthma steroid inhalants, asthma/COPD long-acting beta2-adrenergic agonists/corticosteroid, asthma/COPD long-acting beta2-adrenergic agonists/anticholinergic/corticosteroid, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, COPD long-acting beta2-adrenertic agonists, COPD anticholinergic/beta agonist combinations, COPD anticholinergic combination and mast cell stabilizer oral inhalation, COPD short acting beta2adrenergic agonist oral inhalation, dermatological, dermatology skin inflammation and hives corticosteroids, dermatological topical NSAID, gastrointestinal agents anti-nausea agents, Migraine, narcolepsy, opioid analgesics, opioid analgesics-immediate release, opioid dependence agents, oral/intranasal fentanyl products, pain and inflammation, pain and inflammation butalbital products, pain and inflammation carisoprodol products, pain and inflammation local anesthetics- topical agents, pain and inflammation opioid agents/long-acting, pain and inflammation opioid agents, short-acting pain and inflammation opioid agents, short-acting, sleep agents hypnotics non-benzodiazepines, antiemetics, proton pump inhibitors, diabetic test strips, anthelmintics, ophthalmic antibiotic, otic antibiotic, anti-fungal topical, antibiotic topical
Are prior authorization rules in place today?Yes
•PA volume, last 12 months:
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasAllergenic Extracts, Anti-Convulsant, Anti-Fungal-Imidazole Related, Anti-hyperlipidemic, anti-infective/antibacterial, anti-infective anti-protozoal, cardiovascular antilipemic, combination products, dermatological topical NSAID, fibromyalgia, gastrointestinal agent irritable bowel disease-diarrhea predominant, narcolepsy, opioid analgesics, opioid dependence agents, pain management, pheochromocytoma agents, seizures, select medical devices Rx only, select artificial saliva medical devices Rx only, Anabolic Steroids, anti-inflammatory oral, anti-obesity, BPH, Constipation, cough suppressant, isotretinoin, muscle relaxant, nutritional errors of inborn metabolism or genetic condition, retinoids, testosterone products

2025 HDHP

Commonwealth of Kentucky
Rx Plan Designs
2025

Client Information

Client Legal NameCommonwealth of Kentucky
Is this plan subject to ACA/HCR?Yes
Is this an ERISA client or do State/Local laws apply?State/Local laws apply
Does the client align to standard ACA coverage?Yes
Plan name:LivingWell HDHP
•Membership in plan298As of 1/15/2025
•# of claims118As of 1/14/2025
•Plan TypeCDH
•Medical CarrierAnthem

Plan Design

•Number of Cost Sharing Tiers2
•FormularyExclusions-based
•Mail/Maintenance Drug IncentivesVoluntary (None)
•SpecialtyOpen

Retail Network and Formulary

What Retail 30 Network is currently in place?Broadest
•Network name?National
•How many pharmacies are included in this network?66,219
•What specific chains are excluded from your network?None
•How many grace fills are allowed?None
What Retail 90 Network is currently in place?Broadest
•Network name?National
•How many pharmacies are included in this network?64855
•What specific chains are excluded from your network?None
•If Mail at Retail is selected, what specific chains are members required to use?N/A
•How many grace fills are allowed?None
What Vaccination Network is currently in place?Broad (All Pharmacies)
•If Narrow is selected, which pharmacies are in-network?N/A
What Formulary is currently in place?Exclusions-based Formulary
•Formulary NameValue Formulary
•How many products are excluded from this formulary?650 Brands Covered
•Does this formulary exclude certain products to maximize rebates?No

Specialty Pharmacy Network

What Specialty Network is currently in place?Open
•An open network implies specialty pharmacy prescriptions can be filled at any network pharmacy
•A closed network requires specialty pharmacy prescriptions to be filled at specific locations
If a Closed Specialty Network is in place today:
•Is there a retail grace fill allowance?(Please Select From Drop Down)N/A
-If so, how many grace fills are allowed?
•Are retail pharmacies included as part of your closed network?(Please Select From Drop Down)
•Is your mail service pharmacy included as part of the closed network?(Please Select From Drop Down)

Member Cost Share

Retail Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)DED then 30%
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)DED then 30%
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Retail-90 Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)DED then 30%
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)DED then 30%
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Mail Order Copay/Coinsurance (Non-Specialty)(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•Generic drugs (Tier 1)DED then 30%
•Formulary Brand (Tier 2)DED then 30%
•Non-Formulary Brand (Tier 3)N/A - no Tier 3
Specialty Copay/Coinsurance(Copay)(Coinsurance %)(Min)(Max)
•RetailDED then 30%
•Mail OrderDED then 30%
Annual deductible/Out of Pocket Max, if anyDeductibleOut of Pocket Max
•Individual$2,000$8,050
•Family$4,000$16,100
•Integrated for medical and Rx OR Rx onlyIntegrated with MedicalIntegrated with Medical
Mandatory Generic (DAW Penalties)RetailMail
•Does an ancillary charge apply to brand "DAW 1" claimsNoNo
•What copay does the participant pay?OtherOther
•Do the penalties apply to the OOP max?NoNo
•Do the penalties apply after OOP max is met?NoNo
•Does an ancillary charge apply to brand "DAW 2" claimsNoNo
•What copay does the participant pay?OtherOther
•Do the penalties apply to the OOP max?NoNo
•Do the penalties apply after OOP max is met?NoNo
Supply limit (in Days)
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Retail Acute Network30
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Retail Maintenance Network90
•Traditional prescription drugs filled at Mail Order90
•Specialty Drugs filled through your Preferred Specialty Pharmacy Network30
•Birth control (90-day contraceptives)90
Preventive Drug List
•Does the Plan use a Preventative Drug List?Yes-CDHP
•Does the Plan use PBM standard list? (Yes/No)No
•If No, please list the therapeutic classes with customizationsAll standard classes included EXCEPT Anti-Obesity; Plan has modular set-up for select classes (Diabetes, COPD, Asthma, Hypertension), where these classes have a lower coinsurance (25%) and bypass the deductible. All other covered Preventive Drug Classes bypass the deductible and take the standard coinsurance (30%).
•What is the member cost structure after bypassing the deductibleStandard Copay/Coins(With exception of note above)
Maximum Allowable Benefits (ie. Infertility) (Yes/No)No
•If Yes, please list the classes and the coverage limit appliedN/A
Copay Assistance/Copay Maximizer Programs
•Is the plan currently enrolled in a copay assistance/copay maximizer program?No
•When did the plan implement the program?
•What is the member's cost share?
•Does the program include HIV and Transplant drugs?(Please Select From Drop Down)
•Is there a penalty if members do not enroll? If so, please explain.

Appeals

Indicate what level of appeals are currently supported for this client.
•First levelSupport provided
•Second levelSupport provided
•External reviewSupport provided

Clinical Programs

Please indicate if the following clinical programs are in place today
•Adherence ProgramsYes
•Connected Blood Glucose Meter Strategies (i.e. Livongo, Biotelcare)Yes
•Compound Drug Management StrategyYes
•Fraud Waste & AbuseYes
•Gaps in CareYes
•Opioid Mangement StrategyYes
•Retrospective Drug Utilization Review (RDUR)Yes
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - True Accumulators?No
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - Copay Card Maximization?No
•Specialty Copay Card Programs - 3rd Party Patient Assistance Program?No
Other Clinical Programs (List All)Weight Management (coverage of Anti-Obesity medications as long as member participates in program)
•List all other programs not identified above, separated by commas

Utilization Management

Confirm utilization management document included as a separate attachment Yes

Is step therapy in place today?Yes
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasanti-pruritic/skin, chelating agents, dermatological, diabetes amylin analog, diabetes dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors, diabetes dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitor combinations, diabetes insulin mimetic agents, diabetes sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitors, diabetes sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitor/biguanide combination, diabetes long-acting insulin/glp-1 agonist, Migraine, oral calcitonin gene-related peptide receptor antagonists
Are quantity limits in place today?Yes
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasAnti-Anxiety, Anti-Convulsant, anti-infective influenza agents, anti-infective miscellaneous, anti-pruritic/skin, asthma steroid inhalants, asthma/COPD long-acting beta2-adrenergic agonists/corticosteroid, asthma/COPD long-acting beta2-adrenergic agonists/anticholinergic/corticosteroid, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, COPD long-acting beta2-adrenertic agonists, COPD anticholinergic/beta agonist combinations, COPD anticholinergic combination and mast cell stabilizer oral inhalation, COPD short acting beta2adrenergic agonist oral inhalation, dermatological, dermatology skin inflammation and hives corticosteroids, dermatological topical NSAID, gastrointestinal agents anti-nausea agents, Migraine, narcolepsy, opioid analgesics, opioid analgesics-immediate release, opioid dependence agents, oral/intranasal fentanyl products, pain and inflammation, pain and inflammation butalbital products, pain and inflammation carisoprodol products, pain and inflammation local anesthetics- topical agents, pain and inflammation opioid agents/long-acting, pain and inflammation opioid agents, short-acting pain and inflammation opioid agents, short-acting, sleep agents hypnotics non-benzodiazepines, antiemetics, proton pump inhibitors, diabetic test strips, anthelmintics, ophthalmic antibiotic, otic antibiotic, anti-fungal topical, antibiotic topical
Are prior authorization rules in place today?Yes
•PA volume, last 12 months:
•List therapeutic classes, separated by commasAllergenic Extracts, Anti-Convulsant, Anti-Fungal-Imidazole Related, Anti-hyperlipidemic, anti-infective/antibacterial, anti-infective anti-protozoal, cardiovascular antilipemic, combination products, dermatological topical NSAID, fibromyalgia, gastrointestinal agent irritable bowel disease-diarrhea predominant, narcolepsy, opioid analgesics, opioid dependence agents, pain management, pheochromocytoma agents, seizures, select medical devices Rx only, select artificial saliva medical devices Rx only, Anabolic Steroids, anti-inflammatory oral, anti-obesity, BPH, Constipation, cough suppressant, isotretinoin, muscle relaxant, nutritional errors of inborn metabolism or genetic condition, retinoids, testosterone products

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