Humana HMO D-SNP Michigan prior authorization and notification list (PAL)
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Governs prior authorization and notification requirements for medications and related services for Humana Dual Integrated HMO Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan (HMO D-SNP) members in Michigan; affects participating providers, facilities, and delegated networks.
No material clinical or coverage changes in this revision.
Coverage requirements and authorization rules
Coverage requirements and processes
Services and medications on this list must follow Medicare coverage guidelines and be medically necessary. Some medications may require step therapy or an advanced coverage determination (ACD).
Authorization pathways
- Prior authorization may be initiated online via CoverMyMeds.
- Prior authorization may be initiated by phone at 866-461-7273.
- Prior authorization may be initiated by fax at 888-447-3430.
Administrative and billing requirements
Administrative requirements and billing rules applicable to listed medications.
Coverage / authorization nodes (excerpt)
Medications listed on the PAL include the generic name, product name, billing codes and special annotations; follow instructions shown on each entry.
Prior authorization requirement for listed medications
Examples of listed medications that require prior authorization or notification; billing codes are shown with each product.
Claims/billing and step therapy requirements
Ancillary claims/billing and step therapy requirements that affect authorization and claims submission.
Medications and billing codes (partial list — segment)
Segment of listed medications and the billing codes shown on the PAL (partial).
administrative prior authorization requirements (partial)
Administrative and submission requirements that apply across many PAL entries.
Billing codes and NDC requirements
How to request authorization and required provider steps
Prior authorization required — how to submit
Prior authorization (also called preauthorization or precertification) is required for specified medications delivered in the provider's office, clinic, outpatient or home setting. Prior authorization for medications may be initiated online via CoverMyMeds, by phone at 866-461-7273 (TTY: 711), or by fax to 888-447-3430; request forms are available on Humana's prior authorization for professionally administered drugs website.
- Online: CoverMyMeds (https://www.covermymeds.health/)
- Phone: 866-461-7273 (TTY: 711), Mon–Fri 8 a.m. – 11 p.m. Eastern
- Fax: 888-447-3430 (request forms available on Humana website)
Urgent services and risks of missing authorization
Urgent or emergent services do not require referrals or prior authorizations; however, failure to obtain required prior authorization for non-urgent services may result in financial penalties to the practice, reduced patient benefits, and possible retrospective medical necessity review.
- Verify benefits and prior authorization requirements with Humana before providing non-urgent services to avoid penalties.
Documentation to include with prior authorization
Submit all relevant clinical and administrative information with prior authorization requests to expedite determination. Required information may include patient demographics, Humana member ID, date of service, HCPCS and diagnosis codes (up to 6), service location, facility and provider TIN/NPI, caller/requester and attending provider contact, and relevant clinical information.
- Patient name, date of birth, Humana member ID
- Date of service or hospital admission
- HCPCS codes and diagnosis codes (primary and secondary), up to 6
- Service location (inpatient, outpatient, home, etc.)
- Facility and provider TIN and NPI, caller/requester name and phone, attending provider phone
- All relevant clinical information (submit at time of request)
Transplant preauthorization routing
Preauthorization requests for transplant-related therapies are reviewed by the Humana National Transplant Network. Submit transplant preauthorization requests by fax to 502-508-9300, by phone at 866-421-5663 (Mon–Fri, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Central), or by email to transplant@humana.com.
- Fax: 502-508-9300
- Phone: 866-421-5663, Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Central
- Email: transplant@humana.com
Eculizumab‑aeeb (Bkemv IV) — submission and code
Eculizumab-aeeb (Bkemv IV) requires prior authorization; the entry lists billing code Q5152 and instructs providers to access the fax forms to request preauthorization or provide notification.
- Billing code: Q5152
- Access the fax forms to request preauthorization or provide notification
Belantamab mafodotin (Blenrep) — codes and forms
Belantamab mafodotin (Blenrep) requires prior authorization/notification and is listed with multiple shared/NOC billing codes; providers should access the fax forms to request preauthorization or provide notification.
Ciltacabtagene autoleucel (Carvykti) — submission and code
Ciltacabtagene autoleucel (Carvykti) requires prior authorization; the entry lists billing code Q2056 and directs providers to access the fax forms to request preauthorization or provide notification.
- Billing code: Q2056
- Access the fax forms to request preauthorization or provide notification
Humana National Transplant Network review — overview
Preauthorization requests for transplant-related therapies will be reviewed by the Humana National Transplant Network; submissions can be made by fax, phone, or email using the contact details and hours provided.
- Fax/phone/email submission options provided for transplant review (see transplant contact details)
Transplant preauthorization — submission methods
Transplant preauthorization requests may be submitted by fax to 502-508-9300, by phone at 866-421-5663 (Mon–Fri 7 a.m.–7 p.m. CT), or by email to transplant@humana.com; requests flagged †† will be routed to this network for review.
- Fax: 502-508-9300
- Phone: 866-421-5663 (Mon–Fri 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Central)
- Email: transplant@humana.com
- †† indicates review by Humana National Transplant Network
General preauthorization/notification submission instruction
For listed medications, providers should 'access the fax forms to request preauthorization or provide notification' as indicated across the list; many entries repeat this instruction and specific request forms are available on Humana's prior authorization website.
- Use the specific fax forms referenced for each medication when requesting preauthorization or providing notification
- Request forms are available on Humana's prior authorization for professionally administered drugs website
Legend — special annotations
Symbols used on the list: * = new preauthorization requirement; † = new-to-market drug addition; ‡ = shared HCPCS/NOC codes require a corresponding NDC billed on all claims; ** = step therapy required through a Humana-preferred drug as part of preauthorization; †† = preauthorization requests reviewed by the Humana National Transplant Network.
- * New preauthorization requirement
- † New-to-market drug addition
- ‡ Shared HCPCS/NOC codes require corresponding NDC on all claims
- ** Step therapy required through a Humana-preferred drug as part of preauthorization
- †† Transplant network review
How to request prior authorization — medication codes and forms
Access the fax forms to request prior authorization or provide notification for the medications listed; each medication entry includes the associated billing code(s) to include with the request.
Transplant preauthorization — submission instructions
Transplant preauthorization submissions should follow the Humana National Transplant Network routing: fax 502-508-9300, phone 866-421-5663 (Mon–Fri 7 a.m.–7 p.m. CT), or email transplant@humana.com; these methods are repeated throughout transplant-related entries.
- Fax: 502-508-9300
- Phone: 866-421-5663 (Mon–Fri 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Central)
- Email: transplant@humana.com
Billing requirement & step therapy note
Shared HCPCS codes and 'not otherwise classified' (NOC) codes require a corresponding National Drug Code (NDC) to be billed on all claims; some medications may also require step therapy through a Humana-preferred drug as part of preauthorization.
Prior authorization request instructions and special notes
When requesting prior authorization, note the combined instructions and special notes: new preauthorization requirements (*), new-to-market notation (†), NDC billing requirement for HCPCS/NOC codes (‡), step therapy notes (**), and transplant network review/contact details (††).
- Include medication annotations and follow the corresponding submission path (e.g., †† routes to transplant network)
Preauthorization flags and contact
Preauthorization flags used on the list: † indicates new-to-market drug; ‡ indicates HCPCS/NOC codes require NDC on claims; ** indicates step therapy required through a Humana-preferred drug; †† indicates review by the Humana National Transplant Network with contact details provided.
- Follow flag-specific requirements when submitting requests and billing claims
General prior authorization instructions and special rules
All shared HCPCS and not otherwise classified codes require a corresponding NDC to be billed on all claims. Step therapy may be required through a Humana-preferred drug as part of preauthorization, and transplant-related preauthorization requests are reviewed by the Humana National Transplant Network (fax/phone/email provided).
- Ensure NDC accompanies shared HCPCS/NOC codes on claims
- Confirm step therapy requirements for medications marked with **
- Transplant submissions: fax 502-508-9300; phone 866-421-5663 (Mon–Fri 7 a.m.–7 p.m. CT); transplant@humana.com
Fax form access — listed drugs (examples)
Access the specified fax forms to request prior authorization or provide notification for the listed drugs — examples across the document include Wainua (C9399, J3490), Xeomin (J0588), Xembify (J1558), and Xenpozyme (J0218).
- Include the listed billing codes with the fax form when submitting requests
Fax form access — oncology/supportive products
Access the fax forms to request prior authorization or provide notification for radiolabeled, oncology, and supportive care products; examples include Zevalin (A9543), Zevaskyn (J3389), Ziextenzo (Q5120), Ziihera (J9276), and Zilretta (J3304).
- Include the product-specific billing code when submitting the fax form
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