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c/glp1canada·submitted 5 months ago by u/fasting_insulin_f

New Zealand: Canada, and what it actually costs here

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New Zealand: Canada, and what it actually costs here. Not a hot take, just something I have not seen said plainly here. Special authorization is a documented exception process with published criteria. Applications that answer those criteria explicitly, point by point, fare better than general clinical narratives. How…

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u/lipid_panel_larrybloodwork38 points·5 months ago

Read the special authorization criteria and wrote the application against them line by line. Approved first time after a previous refusal.

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u/fasting_insulin_fOP24 points·5 months ago

What did the denial actually say?

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u/fasting_insulin_fOP17 points·5 months ago

Have you asked the pharmacist to check?

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u/aksel_palacios4 points·5 months ago·edited

Have you seen the special authorization criteria for your province?

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u/hedda_aguirre26 points·5 months ago

Nothing here is medical or legal advice. The pharmacist and the prescriber are the people who can act, and both are faster than a forum.

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u/first_pen_fear16 points·5 months ago

Moved provinces and the coverage position changed completely. Same person, same history, different formulary.

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u/erez_baptista10 points·5 months ago

Disagree — that is your province’s formulary position and it does not carry to another.

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u/milos_vestergaard9 points·5 months ago

the same product can be covered in one province and not the next

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u/cold_chromatogram13 points·5 months ago

a rejected claim is not the same as a denied authorization

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u/fasting_insulin_fOP10 points·5 months ago

Health Canada approval is not coverage

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u/erez_baptista7 points·5 months ago

Push back: approval by the national regulator says nothing about whether any plan will pay.

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u/osman_ferrari0 points·5 months ago

Yes. Approval and coverage are separate, and this board conflates them in about half its threads.

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