Most insurance plans cover the cost of Nurtec ODT
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How prior authorization works
Prior authorization (also called "preapproval" or "precertification") is what your health insurance may require to approve certain medications or procedures before they begin paying for your treatment.
It is common for Nurtec ODT and all similar medications in the same class of treatment to require a prior authorization.
Usually this process only takes a few days to complete for Nurtec ODT, but timing may vary. Follow up with your healthcare provider if you haven't heard back within 5 days.
1. Submission
2. Review
3. Decision
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What to discuss with your healthcare provider
97% of patients with commercial insurance are covered for Nurtec ODT, and in most cases, your healthcare provider can handle the entire prior authorization process.
However, a common reason prior authorizations for Nurtec ODT are denied is because they are missing information, so it's important to make sure your healthcare provider has all of the below:
- Your complete medical history
- Past and current migraine medications
- Average number of migraine days per month
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Call one of our live specialists for personalized support
After your healthcare provider prescribes Nurtec ODT, Pfizer Migraine Patient Access Coordinators can help answer questions about insurance coverage, cost/savings, or prior authorization.
Call our team now: 1-866-222-4183 | Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM-8:00 PM ET
What happens if my prior authorization request is denied?
You may still have options. Insurance denials happen for many reasons, so it's important to find out why. Your healthcare provider could help, and if the denial seems unjustified, you may be able to appeal together.
Other things you can do:
Contact your healthcare provider to review your insurance requirements to ensure you meet them.
Provide your healthcare provider with any additional information that may be needed to resubmit your prior authorization.
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