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This document serves as a request for precertification of the medication Polivy (polatuzumab vedotin-piig), capturing necessary patient, insurance, prescriber, and clinical information to support the authorization process.

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How to fill out medication precertification request

1. Gather patient information, including name, date of birth, and insurance details.
2. Obtain the medication details, including name, dosage, frequency, and route of administration.
3. Include the prescribing physician's information, such as name, contact number, and National Provider Identifier (NPI).
4. Provide documentation of the patient's medical history and diagnosis relevant to the requested medication.
5. Fill out the precertification request form provided by the insurance company, ensuring all required fields are completed.
6. Attach any supporting documents, such as lab results or previous treatment records, that justify the need for the medication.
7. Submit the completed precertification request to the insurance company through the designated method (fax, online portal).
8. Follow up with the insurance company to confirm receipt of the request and check the status of the precertification.

Who needs medication precertification request?

1. Patients requiring medication that is not on their insurance plan's formulary.
2. Patients needing high-cost specialty medications that require prior authorization.
3. Healthcare providers who are prescribing medications that require insurance approval before dispensing.
4. Individuals whose insurance policy outlines a precertification process for specific drugs.

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What is medication precertification request?

A medication precertification request is a formal process where healthcare providers obtain approval from an insurance company or health plan before prescribing specific medications to ensure coverage.

Who is required to file medication precertification request?

Typically, the healthcare provider prescribing the medication is required to file the medication precertification request.

How to fill out medication precertification request?

To fill out a medication precertification request, the healthcare provider must complete the required form, providing patient details, medication information, and clinical justification for the medication.

What is the purpose of medication precertification request?

The purpose of a medication precertification request is to determine whether a specific medication is medically necessary and covered under the patient's health insurance plan.

What information must be reported on medication precertification request?

Essential information includes patient name and details, prescribed medication name, dosage, medical history, diagnosis, and a rationale for the medication's necessity.