Maximum Dosage and Frequency – Individual Exchange Medical Benefit Drug Policyopen_in_new
Defines maximum per-administration dosages and maximum allowed HCPCS units and NDC-based quantities for a long list of medical benefit drugs when administered by a medical professional for Individual Exchange plans (excludes MA, NV, NY). Applies to dosing based on patient weight/BSA or fixed maximums and establishes upper limits beyond which use is considered unproven/not medically necessary.
Revised list of applicable drug products; added denosumab-bmwo (Stoboclo & Osenvelt), eculizumab-aagh (Epysqli), eculizumab-aeeb (Bkemv), and ustekinumab-srlf (Imuldosa).
Added maximum allowed quantities for Bkemv (HCPCS Q5152), Epijkstra (Q5151), Imuldosa (Q5098), Osenvelt and Stoboclo (Q5157).
Added maximum allowed quantities for NDC billing for multiple products including Bkemv, Epijkstra, Imuldosa, Osenvelt, and Stoboclo (specific NDCs listed).
Updated applicable HCPCS codes list to include J1073, Q5098, Q5151, Q5152, and Q5157.
04/01/2026 update: Updated reference link to reflect the current policy title for related policies including Complement C5 Inhibitors.
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