that most veterans would realize between a 10 and 50 percent reduction in their overall pharmacy copayment liability each year based on historic utilization patterns. By our estimates, 94 percent of copayment-eligible veterans would expe- rience no cost increase, and 80 percent would realize a savings of between $1 and $5 per 30-day equivalent of medications. While a small percentage of veterans may experience a small increase in medi- cation copayments, a large majority will encounter no cost increase, or will realize savings, as a result of this rulemaking.” Te new regulation eliminates the
formula used to calculate future rate increases and establishes three classes of outpatient medications identified as Tier 1, Preferred Generics; Tier 2, Non-Preferred Generics, including over- the-counter medications; and Tier 3, Brand Name. Copayment amounts for each tier would be fixed and will vary depending upon the class of outpatient medication in the tier. Te following copayment amounts will be effective
February 27, 2017: • $5 for a 30-day or less supply – Tier 1 outpatient medication
• $8 for a 30-day or less supply – Tier 2 outpatient medication
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• $11 for a 30-day or less supply – Tier 3 outpatient medication Contact your local VA facility if you have questions or need more information.
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