Medications that are covered in a plan's formulary have various levels of associated member cost-sharing (copayments or coinsurance). What are these drug levels called?

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Medications that are covered in a plan's formulary have various levels of associated member cost-sharing (copayments or coinsurance). These drug levels are called Tiers.

Tiers are the levels of Medications that are covered in a plan's formulary have various levels of associated member cost-sharing (copayments or coinsurance).

Tiers or Formularies are the different levels of drugs which indicate the cost of the drug like the drug in upper tier is generally more and the drug in the lower tier will cost less has compared to the other one.

Drugs that are included in the Drug Formulary are as follows:

  • Anticancers
  • Antiretroviral
  • Antidepressant

Drug Formulary indicates the drug that are included in the prescribed medication of the insurance company and involving benefits of the drug.

This may be due to the alternative drug that is found to be more effective as compared to the other being less costly and safe too.

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