Watch for Insurance Flags or Rejects for Specialty Meds

March 2016

What makes specialty meds "special"?

They're often costly meds for chronic or rare conditions (Tecfidera for multiple sclerosis, Harvoni for hepatitis C, etc)...with complex handling, administration, monitoring, etc.

Drug companies and insurers decide which meds are specialty...and often want these meds to be dispensed by specialty pharmacies.

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Watch for Insurance Flags or Rejects for Specialty Meds

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