Coverage evaluation requires completion of indication‑specific items and prior therapy information; examples below are fields the payer requires to determine appropriateness.
General requirements: All requests must include completed patient, insurance, prescriber, product, diagnosis, and required clinical information; answer whether patient experienced disease progression on prior PD-1/PD-L1 inhibitor therapy.
Form mandates these fields for any request.
Basal Cell Carcinoma specifics: Indicate single-agent use, clinical setting (metastatic or locally advanced), whether nodal disease and surgery is not feasible, prior hedgehog pathway inhibitor use (e.g., vismodegib, sonidegib), and whether a hedgehog inhibitor is appropriate.
Used to determine place in therapy.
Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma specifics: Indicate single-agent use, whether neoadjuvant treatment is planned, clinical setting (very high risk, locally advanced, unresectable, regional), candidacy for curative surgery/radiation, and whether disease is metastatic, locally advanced, recurrent, or other.
Used to determine appropriateness for neoadjuvant or advanced disease use.
Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer specifics: Document clinical setting (metastatic, advanced, recurrent), tumor genomic status for EGFR/ALK/ROS1 (including whether testing is not feasible), PD-L1 Tumor Proportion Score (TPS > 50% or other), requested regimen (single agent, combination with platinum chemotherapy or pemetrexed), maintenance vs first-line, and line of therapy.
Form differentiates EGFR/ALK/ROS1-negative tumors and PD-L1 high tumors.
Cervical and Vulvar cancer specifics: Indicate place in therapy (first-line or subsequent), clinical setting (recurrent, metastatic, advanced, other), and whether the drug will be used as a single agent.
Used to establish place in therapy for these indications.
Continuation requests: Provide start date of medication, evidence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity on the current regimen, current regimen details (including whether maintenance combination chemotherapy is continued), presence of severe toxicity requiring continuous monitoring or adverse events not responsive to conventional interventions, reason for outpatient hospital setting if applicable, and months of continuous treatment (including whether within initial 6 months).
Required to continue authorization.