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The following preauthorization information is available to providers and the general public. Please Note: Preauthorization and Prior Authorization are referenced on the same basis.
There are in excess of 14,800 billable service codes. Molina requires authorization for approximately 20% of these service codes. We recognize the delicate balance between appropriate utilization management and provider administrative burden. We review our preauthorization patterns and our requirements quarterly to assure the best use of preauthorization requirements.
At Molina Healthcare, it is not a condition of employment or part of the evaluation process to base performance ratings, allow compensation or financial incentives for:
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Molina believes in transparency and is providing preauthorization statistics for the prior calendar year.
By Provider type and Specialty
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The following preauthorization information is available to providers and the general public. Please Note: Preauthorization and Prior Authorization are referenced on the same basis.
Preauthorization is an approval by Molina that confirms that a requested prescription service has been determined to be Medically Necessary and is covered under the plan. Preauthorization is not a guarantee of payment for services.
Payment is made based upon the following:
Molina Healthcare has a list of drugs that we will cover. The list is known as the Drug Formulary. The drugs on the list are chosen by a group of doctors and pharmacists from Molina Healthcare and the medical community. Certain drugs on the Drug Formulary require preauthorization. Molina also has a process to allow you to request and gain access to clinically appropriate drugs that are not covered under the plan. Molina Healthcare may cover specific non-formulary drugs when the prescriber documents in the medical record and certifies that the Drug Formulary alternative has been ineffective in the treatment of the Member’s disease or condition, or the Drug Formulary alternative causes or is reasonably expected by the prescriber to cause a harmful or adverse reaction in the Member. The drug formulary which indicates the drugs requiring preauthorization can be found here.
Molina complies with state requirements to provide additional information in relation to the outcome of preauthorization requests. Select the links below to review specified statistics related to the results of Molina’s preauthorization process.
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