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Most specialists require a referral from your primary care provider. Contact your primary care provider to obtain a referral to a specialist.

Most specialists require a referral from your primary care provider. Contact your primary care provider to obtain a referral to a specialist.

How many prescriptions can I get each month? Adult Medicaid recipients may get up to five total drugs (including up to four brand name drugs) per month. There are no limits on drugs for children.

How many prescriptions can I get each month? Adult Medicaid recipients may get up to five total drugs (including up to four brand name drugs) per month. There are no limits on drugs for children.

The Alabama Medicaid Agency pays for most medicines legally prescribed by a doctor or authorized health professional when dispensed by a licensed doctor or pharmacist in ance with state and federal laws.

The Alabama Medicaid Agency pays for most medicines legally prescribed by a doctor or authorized health professional when dispensed by a licensed doctor or pharmacist in ance with state and federal laws.

Prior Authorization (approval in advance) is required for many procedures, services or supplies, including transportation. Click here for information on obtaining an Emergency PA for medications. Below are the forms used for Prior Authorization. Prior Review and Authorization Request Note: a completed form is required.

Prior Authorization (approval in advance) is required for many procedures, services or supplies, including transportation. Click here for information on obtaining an Emergency PA for medications. Below are the forms used for Prior Authorization. Prior Review and Authorization Request Note: a completed form is required.

Prior Authorization (approval in advance) is required for many procedures, services or supplies, including transportation. Click here for information on obtaining an Emergency PA for medications. Below are the forms used for Prior Authorization. Prior Review and Authorization Request Note: a completed form is required.

Prior Authorization (approval in advance) is required for many procedures, services or supplies, including transportation. Click here for information on obtaining an Emergency PA for medications. Below are the forms used for Prior Authorization. Prior Review and Authorization Request Note: a completed form is required.

Alabama Medicaid does not utilize a Pharmacy Benefits Management vendor. However, Alabama does utilize a clinical contractor to compile the clinical review packet for each P&T meeting. All financial and supplemental rebate matters are coordinated by Alabama Medicaid staff.

Alabama Medicaid does not utilize a Pharmacy Benefits Management vendor. However, Alabama does utilize a clinical contractor to compile the clinical review packet for each P&T meeting. All financial and supplemental rebate matters are coordinated by Alabama Medicaid staff.

It usually takes about 45 days to process an application once all information is received by the Medicaid worker (when the application is complete). If I qualify, how will that work? If you qualify for the QI-1 program, Medicaid will tell Social Security to stop deducting this money from your Social Security check.

It usually takes about 45 days to process an application once all information is received by the Medicaid worker (when the application is complete). If I qualify, how will that work? If you qualify for the QI-1 program, Medicaid will tell Social Security to stop deducting this money from your Social Security check.

Claims Submission Methods Claims filed on paper must be submitted on a CMS-1500 claim form. Instructions for paper claim submission can be found in Chapter 5 of the provider billing manual.

Claims Submission Methods Claims filed on paper must be submitted on a CMS-1500 claim form. Instructions for paper claim submission can be found in Chapter 5 of the provider billing manual.

Prior authorization and other forms are available below. For questions related to prior authorization or overrides, contact KEPRO at 1-800-748-0130.

Prior authorization and other forms are available below. For questions related to prior authorization or overrides, contact KEPRO at 1-800-748-0130.

Prior authorization and other forms are available below. For questions related to prior authorization or overrides, contact KEPRO at 1-800-748-0130.

Prior authorization and other forms are available below. For questions related to prior authorization or overrides, contact KEPRO at 1-800-748-0130.

Brand preferred drugs, generics (some exceptions apply) and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs covered by Medicaid are available without prior approval. If a non-preferred drug is ordered, the practitioner will need to obtain prior authorization (PA).

Brand preferred drugs, generics (some exceptions apply) and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs covered by Medicaid are available without prior approval. If a non-preferred drug is ordered, the practitioner will need to obtain prior authorization (PA).

Medicaid patients get medical care from a variety of sources. Covered medical services include dental, eye and hearing care, lab and x-ray services as well as renal dialysis and transplant coverage.

Medicaid patients get medical care from a variety of sources. Covered medical services include dental, eye and hearing care, lab and x-ray services as well as renal dialysis and transplant coverage.

Most specialists require a referral from your primary care provider. Contact your primary care provider to obtain a referral to a specialist.

Most specialists require a referral from your primary care provider. Contact your primary care provider to obtain a referral to a specialist.

How many prescriptions can I get each month? Adult Medicaid recipients may get up to five total drugs (including up to four brand name drugs) per month. There are no limits on drugs for children.

How many prescriptions can I get each month? Adult Medicaid recipients may get up to five total drugs (including up to four brand name drugs) per month. There are no limits on drugs for children.

The Alabama Medicaid Agency pays for most medicines legally prescribed by a doctor or authorized health professional when dispensed by a licensed doctor or pharmacist in ance with state and federal laws.

The Alabama Medicaid Agency pays for most medicines legally prescribed by a doctor or authorized health professional when dispensed by a licensed doctor or pharmacist in ance with state and federal laws.

Prior Authorization (approval in advance) is required for many procedures, services or supplies, including transportation. Click here for information on obtaining an Emergency PA for medications. Below are the forms used for Prior Authorization. Prior Review and Authorization Request Note: a completed form is required.

Prior Authorization (approval in advance) is required for many procedures, services or supplies, including transportation. Click here for information on obtaining an Emergency PA for medications. Below are the forms used for Prior Authorization. Prior Review and Authorization Request Note: a completed form is required.

Prior Authorization (approval in advance) is required for many procedures, services or supplies, including transportation. Click here for information on obtaining an Emergency PA for medications. Below are the forms used for Prior Authorization. Prior Review and Authorization Request Note: a completed form is required.

Prior Authorization (approval in advance) is required for many procedures, services or supplies, including transportation. Click here for information on obtaining an Emergency PA for medications. Below are the forms used for Prior Authorization. Prior Review and Authorization Request Note: a completed form is required.

Alabama Medicaid does not utilize a Pharmacy Benefits Management vendor. However, Alabama does utilize a clinical contractor to compile the clinical review packet for each P&T meeting. All financial and supplemental rebate matters are coordinated by Alabama Medicaid staff.

Alabama Medicaid does not utilize a Pharmacy Benefits Management vendor. However, Alabama does utilize a clinical contractor to compile the clinical review packet for each P&T meeting. All financial and supplemental rebate matters are coordinated by Alabama Medicaid staff.

It usually takes about 45 days to process an application once all information is received by the Medicaid worker (when the application is complete). If I qualify, how will that work? If you qualify for the QI-1 program, Medicaid will tell Social Security to stop deducting this money from your Social Security check.

It usually takes about 45 days to process an application once all information is received by the Medicaid worker (when the application is complete). If I qualify, how will that work? If you qualify for the QI-1 program, Medicaid will tell Social Security to stop deducting this money from your Social Security check.

Claims Submission Methods Claims filed on paper must be submitted on a CMS-1500 claim form. Instructions for paper claim submission can be found in Chapter 5 of the provider billing manual.

Claims Submission Methods Claims filed on paper must be submitted on a CMS-1500 claim form. Instructions for paper claim submission can be found in Chapter 5 of the provider billing manual.

Prior authorization and other forms are available below. For questions related to prior authorization or overrides, contact KEPRO at 1-800-748-0130.

Prior authorization and other forms are available below. For questions related to prior authorization or overrides, contact KEPRO at 1-800-748-0130.

Prior authorization and other forms are available below. For questions related to prior authorization or overrides, contact KEPRO at 1-800-748-0130.

Prior authorization and other forms are available below. For questions related to prior authorization or overrides, contact KEPRO at 1-800-748-0130.

Brand preferred drugs, generics (some exceptions apply) and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs covered by Medicaid are available without prior approval. If a non-preferred drug is ordered, the practitioner will need to obtain prior authorization (PA).

Brand preferred drugs, generics (some exceptions apply) and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs covered by Medicaid are available without prior approval. If a non-preferred drug is ordered, the practitioner will need to obtain prior authorization (PA).

Medicaid patients get medical care from a variety of sources. Covered medical services include dental, eye and hearing care, lab and x-ray services as well as renal dialysis and transplant coverage.

Medicaid patients get medical care from a variety of sources. Covered medical services include dental, eye and hearing care, lab and x-ray services as well as renal dialysis and transplant coverage.