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Avoiding Pharmageddon: Helping Patients Stay on their Medications Through their Transitions November 20, 2013 Kathleen Clanon, MD Sophy Wong, MD Tjost.

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1 Avoiding Pharmageddon: Helping Patients Stay on their Medications Through their Transitions November 20, 2013 Kathleen Clanon, MD Sophy Wong, MD Tjost at Woot!

2 2 Raise Hand Mute Chat

3 At the conclusion of today’s session, please use the following URL LINK to complete your participant evaluation form: 3 We will also email the link to you as well. https://aetcnec.virtualforum.com/pefidform.cfm?erid =24997&sc=533834&aetccode=12

4 Avoiding Pharmageddon: Helping Patients Stay on their Medications Through their Transitions November 20, 2013 Kathleen Clanon, MD Sophy Wong, MD Tjost at Woot!

5 Objectives Strategies Pharmageddon

6 What is still unclear?

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8 Bad Medi-Cal letter

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10 Legal immigrants <5 years and <138% FPL …are now are eligible to enroll in state-funded Medi-Cal!

11 Legal immigrants <5 years and <138% FPL …What’s going to happen to Maria? -In US since 2010 -Makes $10k/year

12 Alameda Alliance is not yet approved as a Covered CA plan. …stay tuned to see if they will be available starting in Feb/March 2014 (patients can consider waiting).

13 Alameda Alliance is not yet approved as a Covered CA plan. …What’s going to happen to John? -US citizen -Makes $18k/year -Oncologist only takes Alameda Alliance

14 Pharmageddon Tjost at Woot!

15 Pharmageddon

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20 Avoiding HPAC to Medi-Cal transitions 1.Timely authorizations 2.Emergency 72 hour supply 3.Non-formulary drug stabilization 4.Carve-out for mental health and substance abuse medications Pharmageddon

21 Formularies Matter: Medi-Cal plans Alameda Alliance vs HPAC 17 unique drugs not covered 40% of the covered drugs require PA and additional documentation (ie: step therapy) Blue Cross vs HPAC 2 unique drugs not covered 3% of the covered drugs require PA

22 1.Remind patients to bring in mail 2.Know who needs Covered CA and Medi-Cal enrollment 3.Know your enrollment counselors Strategies you can use!

23 What is your plan?

24 Questions? Comments?

25 East Bay AIDS Education & Training Center Sophy Wong, MD, Medical Director Shailey Merchant Klinedinst, MPH, Program Manager Gracie Askew, Training Manager (510) 835-3700 phone (510) 625-9307 fax www.eastbayaetc.org 25

26 Please use the following URL to complete your participant evaluation form: 26 We will also email the link directly to you as well. Thanks ! https://aetcnec.virtualforum.com/pefidform.cfm?erid =24997&sc=533834&aetccode=12


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