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Good info, thanks. Hopefully, Hayball will check back and see your post.
I looked up the information.
Strattera can be covered but it requires a prior
authorization form that your psychiatrist would have
to complete. It is explained here (Straterra is listed as
Atomoxetine which is its clinical name):
https://medicaid.utah.gov/pharmacy/priorauthorization/pdf/StimulantsAdults.pdf
If you have any specific questions the best thing to do
is to call their hotline number or as this concerns a medication
coverage issue that might be a bit more complex have your psychiatrist call
them.
Strattera can be covered but it requires a prior
authorization form that your psychiatrist would have
to complete. It is explained here (Straterra is listed as
Atomoxetine which is its clinical name):
https://medicaid.utah.gov/pharmacy/priorauthorization/pdf/StimulantsAdults.pdf
If you have any specific questions the best thing to do
is to call their hotline number or as this concerns a medication
coverage issue that might be a bit more complex have your psychiatrist call
them.
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