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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the NYS Medicaid Prior Authorization Request Form in our editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the Patient Information section. Enter the patient's first name, last name, date of birth, member ID, and MI. Indicate the patient's gender and whether they are transitioning from a facility.
  3. Next, complete the Provider Information section. Input the provider's first name, last name, NPI number, address, phone number, fax number, office contact, and specialty.
  4. In the Medication/Medical and Dispensing Information section, specify the medication name, strength, diagnosis (ICD10), frequency of dosage, quantity needed, refills required, and route of administration.
  5. Answer questions regarding medication history and any necessary documentation. Ensure all relevant clinical information is provided in the designated box to support medical necessity.
  6. Finally, have the prescriber sign and date the form before submitting it via fax to the appropriate health plan.

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Prior authorization (PA) requires prescribers to obtain approval from the state Medicaid agency (or its contractor) before a particular drug can be dispensed. States may require PA for any drug covered by Medicaid but often do so for high-cost specialty drugs or non-preferred drugs.
Note: All planned, elective inpatient service requests require prior authorization. Prior authorization is not required for network or out-of-network emergent or urgent care. All non-emergent, out-of-network services require prior authorization regardless of the place of service.
The New York State Medicaid Pharmacy Program covers medically necessary FDA approved prescription drugs. Prescription drugs require a prescription order with appropriate required information. Certain drugs require the prescriber to obtain prior authorization before a prescription can be dispensed.
Medicaid managed care organizations (MCOs) deliver care to three-quarters of all Medicaid enrollees nationally. MCOs often require patients to obtain approval of certain health care services or medications before the care is providedan insurance practice commonly referred to as prior authorization.
Review your plan documents or call the number on your health plan ID card for more information about the treatments, services, and supplies that require prior authorization under your specific plan.
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Heres how it typically works: Consult Your Doctor. Start by discussing your treatment plan and any specific medications your provider recommends. Contact Your Insurance Provider. Call your insurance company or log into their online portal to check if prior authorization is required. Submit the Request. Await Approval.
Prior authorization is a way for insurance companies to review the medical service, procedure, item, or medication requested and make sure that its necessary for your care. Examples of services or procedures for which prior authorization may be needed include: admission to a hospital or skilled nursing facility.

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