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    CurrentClover HealthPolicy 4807-A

    Intramuscular Immune Globulin Coverage Criteria

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    This policy governs Medicare Part B coverage and prior authorization for intramuscular immune globulin, including GamaSTAN, for specified infectious-disease exposures and immunoglobulin deficiency. Coverage applies in the listed jurisdiction states when approval criteria are met and the member has no exclusions to the prescribed therapy.

    Policy Summary
    PayerClover Health
    PolicyIntramuscular Immune Globulin Coverage Criteria
    Policy CodePolicy 4807-A
    Change TypeNo material change
    Effective DateN/A
    Next Review DateN/A
    Key ActionSubmit supporting evidence from Medicare-approved compendia for indications not enumerated in the policy.
    SourceLink
    POLICY UPDATE CHANGES

    No material clinical or coverage changes in this revision.

    5Covered indication categories
    1 monthAuthorization duration
    6Jurisdiction states
    Individual reviewNon-enumerated indications

    Covered Indications and Eligibility

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    Hepatitis A Exposure

    Authorization may be granted for 1 month.

    Hepatitis A exposure: The member has hepatitis A exposure.

    Measles (Rubeola)

    Authorization may be granted for 1 month when all of the following criteria are met.

    Measles criteria

    • Vaccination or prior disease and risk: The member is unvaccinated or had measles and is at high risk for complications.
    • Recent exposure: The member has been exposed to measles less than three days prior to treatment.< 3 days

    Rubella

    Authorization may be granted for 1 month when all of the following criteria are met.

    Rubella criteria

    • Early pregnancy: The member is in early pregnancy.
    • Exposure without immunity: The member has been exposed to the virus and does not have immunity.

    Varicella

    Authorization may be granted for 1 month when all of the following criteria are met.

    Varicella passive immunization criteria

    • Immunosuppression: The member is immunosuppressed.
    • Product unavailable: Varicella zoster immunoglobulin is not available.

    Immunoglobulin Deficiency

    Authorization may be granted for 1 month.

    Immunoglobulin deficiency criteria

    • Low IgG: The member's circulating IgG levels are low.Low
    • Treatment purpose: Treatment is for prevention of serious infection.

    Coverage requires that all applicable approval criteria are met and that the member has no exclusions to the prescribed therapy. Members with exclusions are not eligible for coverage.

    Clinical Thresholds and Timing

    Immunoglobulin Deficiency
    Circulating IgG levelLow
    Treatment purposePrevention of serious infection
    Authorization duration1 month
    Measles (Rubeola)
    Time since measles exposureLess than 3 days prior to treatment
    Covered useMeasles (Rubeola)
    Authorization duration1 month

    Authorization and Submission Guidance

    Prior Authorization

    Hepatitis A Exposure Authorization

    Authorization of 1 month may be granted for hepatitis A exposure.

    Prior Authorization

    Measles Authorization

    Authorization of 1 month may be granted for measles when the member is unvaccinated or has had measles and is at high risk for complications, and was exposed less than three days before treatment.

    Prior Authorization

    Rubella Authorization

    Authorization of 1 month may be granted for rubella when the member is in early pregnancy, has been exposed to the virus, and does not have immunity.

    Prior Authorization

    Varicella Passive Immunization Authorization

    Authorization of 1 month may be granted for passive immunization of varicella when the member is immunosuppressed and varicella zoster immunoglobulin is not available.

    Prior Authorization

    Immunoglobulin Deficiency Authorization

    Authorization of 1 month may be granted for prevention of serious infection when the member's circulating IgG levels are low.

    Unsupported block type: documentation

    Denial Risk

    Indication Not Supported by Policy

    A requested indication that is not enumerated in this policy may be denied unless it is assessed individually.

    Denial Risk

    Approval Criteria and Exclusions

    Covered use requires that all applicable approval criteria are met and that the member has no exclusions to the prescribed therapy.

    Policy Scope

    This policy addresses intramuscular immune globulin for post-exposure or passive-immunization-related uses involving hepatitis A, measles, rubella, and varicella. It also addresses prevention of serious infection in members with immunoglobulin deficiency and low circulating IgG levels. Other indications are assessed individually and should be supported by evidence from Medicare-approved compendia.

    Initial Therapy Decision Criteria

    Hepatitis A Exposure

    Authorization may be granted for 1 month for hepatitis A exposure.

    Hepatitis A exposure: The member has hepatitis A exposure.

    Measles

    Authorization may be granted for 1 month when all criteria are met.

    • Vaccination or prior disease and risk: The member is unvaccinated or had measles and is at high risk for complications.
    • Recent exposure: The member has been exposed to measles less than three days prior to treatment.< 3 days

    Rubella

    Authorization may be granted for 1 month when all criteria are met.

    • Early pregnancy: The member is in early pregnancy.
    • Exposure without immunity: The member has been exposed to the virus and does not have immunity.

    Varicella

    Authorization may be granted for 1 month when all criteria are met.

    • Immunosuppression: The member is immunosuppressed.
    • Product unavailable: Varicella zoster immunoglobulin is not available.

    Immunoglobulin Deficiency

    Authorization may be granted for 1 month for prevention of serious infection.

    Immunoglobulin deficiency

    • Low IgG: The member's circulating IgG levels are low.Low circulating IgG
    • Treatment purpose: Treatment is for prevention of serious infection.
    Policy Summary
    PayerClover Health
    PolicyIntramuscular Immune Globulin Coverage Criteria
    Policy CodePolicy 4807-A
    Change TypeNo material change
    Effective DateN/A
    Next Review DateN/A
    Key ActionSubmit supporting evidence from Medicare-approved compendia for indications not enumerated in the policy.
    SourceLink
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