Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have FEP BCBS and am on Wegovy. Although I am within 15 pounds of my goal weight, Wegovy seems to have stopped working. Would Zepbound be indicated and covered if my doctor was willing to try me on it, even though I am almost out of the overweight category?
Where are you finding the wegovy?
Anonymous wrote:I have FEP BCBS and am on Wegovy. Although I am within 15 pounds of my goal weight, Wegovy seems to have stopped working. Would Zepbound be indicated and covered if my doctor was willing to try me on it, even though I am almost out of the overweight category?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Happy Friday! Zepbound has finally been added to the FEP BCBS program.![]()
Good new/ bad news/etc:
Etc: should be obvious, but you will need a prior authorization
Bad News— ouch. About $470/ month standard and $570 basic (costs more than with the coupon)
Better news— the Zepbound co-pay assistance card takes $150 off that. So $320 standard and $420 basic
The jumping for joy news: it should be available via mail order for standard only (basic has no mail order). With the savings card, a three month supply should be $25 ($125 or $80– not clear which tier it is— minus up to $150 to get the copay to $25.
Enjoy!
Not according to the website?
They added it to their drug pricing tool yesterday. Prior to yesterday, it was listed as “not covered”. They still need to added it to the weight management prior authorization policy and elsewhere in the next couple days. But the PA policy should be the same as Wegovy, which costs more and is less effective.
https://www.fepblue.org/pilot/rx-cost-tool/search?defaultUY=true
Is this program/company specific or BCBS wide?
DP - I just checked my private BCBS and Zepbound is still not covered.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Happy Friday! Zepbound has finally been added to the FEP BCBS program.![]()
Good new/ bad news/etc:
Etc: should be obvious, but you will need a prior authorization
Bad News— ouch. About $470/ month standard and $570 basic (costs more than with the coupon)
Better news— the Zepbound co-pay assistance card takes $150 off that. So $320 standard and $420 basic
The jumping for joy news: it should be available via mail order for standard only (basic has no mail order). With the savings card, a three month supply should be $25 ($125 or $80– not clear which tier it is— minus up to $150 to get the copay to $25.
Enjoy!
Not according to the website?
They added it to their drug pricing tool yesterday. Prior to yesterday, it was listed as “not covered”. They still need to added it to the weight management prior authorization policy and elsewhere in the next couple days. But the PA policy should be the same as Wegovy, which costs more and is less effective.
https://www.fepblue.org/pilot/rx-cost-tool/search?defaultUY=true
Is this program/company specific or BCBS wide?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Happy Friday! Zepbound has finally been added to the FEP BCBS program.![]()
Good new/ bad news/etc:
Etc: should be obvious, but you will need a prior authorization
Bad News— ouch. About $470/ month standard and $570 basic (costs more than with the coupon)
Better news— the Zepbound co-pay assistance card takes $150 off that. So $320 standard and $420 basic
The jumping for joy news: it should be available via mail order for standard only (basic has no mail order). With the savings card, a three month supply should be $25 ($125 or $80– not clear which tier it is— minus up to $150 to get the copay to $25.
Enjoy!
Not according to the website?
They added it to their drug pricing tool yesterday. Prior to yesterday, it was listed as “not covered”. They still need to added it to the weight management prior authorization policy and elsewhere in the next couple days. But the PA policy should be the same as Wegovy, which costs more and is less effective.
https://www.fepblue.org/pilot/rx-cost-tool/search?defaultUY=true
Is this program/company specific or BCBS wide?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Happy Friday! Zepbound has finally been added to the FEP BCBS program.![]()
Good new/ bad news/etc:
Etc: should be obvious, but you will need a prior authorization
Bad News— ouch. About $470/ month standard and $570 basic (costs more than with the coupon)
Better news— the Zepbound co-pay assistance card takes $150 off that. So $320 standard and $420 basic
The jumping for joy news: it should be available via mail order for standard only (basic has no mail order). With the savings card, a three month supply should be $25 ($125 or $80– not clear which tier it is— minus up to $150 to get the copay to $25.
Enjoy!
Not according to the website?
They added it to their drug pricing tool yesterday. Prior to yesterday, it was listed as “not covered”. They still need to added it to the weight management prior authorization policy and elsewhere in the next couple days. But the PA policy should be the same as Wegovy, which costs more and is less effective.
https://www.fepblue.org/pilot/rx-cost-tool/search?defaultUY=true
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Happy Friday! Zepbound has finally been added to the FEP BCBS program.![]()
Good new/ bad news/etc:
Etc: should be obvious, but you will need a prior authorization
Bad News— ouch. About $470/ month standard and $570 basic (costs more than with the coupon)
Better news— the Zepbound co-pay assistance card takes $150 off that. So $320 standard and $420 basic
The jumping for joy news: it should be available via mail order for standard only (basic has no mail order). With the savings card, a three month supply should be $25 ($125 or $80– not clear which tier it is— minus up to $150 to get the copay to $25.
Enjoy!
Not according to the website?
Anonymous wrote:Happy Friday! Zepbound has finally been added to the FEP BCBS program.![]()
Good new/ bad news/etc:
Etc: should be obvious, but you will need a prior authorization
Bad News— ouch. About $470/ month standard and $570 basic (costs more than with the coupon)
Better news— the Zepbound co-pay assistance card takes $150 off that. So $320 standard and $420 basic
The jumping for joy news: it should be available via mail order for standard only (basic has no mail order). With the savings card, a three month supply should be $25 ($125 or $80– not clear which tier it is— minus up to $150 to get the copay to $25.
Enjoy!
Anonymous wrote:What is FEP?