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Fluconazole*  (Diflucan) 
GENERIC DRUGS  
Itraconazole*  (Sporanox) 
Ascension Health endorses the use of FDA 
Ketoconazole*  (Nizoral) 
Nystatin*  (Mycostatin) 
encourages the prescribing and dispensing of 
Terbinafine*  (Lamisil)
(QL)  
these generic medications whenever medically 
ANTI-MALARIALS ____________________________  
Chloroquine*  (Aralen) 
EXCLUDED DRUGS  
Hydroxycchloroquine*  (Plaquenil)
  (Lariam) 
Ascension Health has excluded the following 
Quinine*  (Qualaquin) 
drugs or drug classes from coverage under the 
ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS AGENTS_________________  
pharmacy benefit: cough & cold combinations, 
Ethambutol*  (Myambutol) 
allergy ophthalmics (e.g. Patanol), H2 Blockers 
Isoniazid*  (Nydrazid) 
Pyrazinamide*  (pyrazinamide) 
antihistamines (e.g. Allegra, Clarinex), 
Rifampin*  (Rifadin) 
meperidine (Demerol), propoxyphene (e.g. 
OTHER ANTI-INFECTIVES _____________________  
Darvocet), medical foods and drug/medical food combinations. Drugs (e.g. infused or vaccines) 
Clindamycin*  (Cleocin) 
ASCENSION 
Iodoquinol*  (iodoquinol) 
 that must be given by a medical professional are 
Metronidazole*  (Flagyl)
  (Proloprim) 
PRIOR AUTHORIZATION / STEP THERAPY /  
QUANTITY LIMITS  
ANTI-VIRAL AGENTS  
Select drugs require prior authorization 
(PA)  of 
ORMULARY  
benefits. Medication utilization must meet FDA approved indications as well as Ascension 
Abacavir/Lamivudine/Zidovudine (Trizivir) 
Acyclovir*  (Zovirax) 
Step Therapy Protocols (ST) : Step therapy 
requires the use of one or more medications 
before benefits for the use of another medication 
Amantadine*  (Symmetrel) 
(CONDENSED VERSION)  
Quantity Limits (QL):  Ascension Health has 
identified a number of select medications which 
will be subject to quantity limits. A quantity limit 
prescription medication Ascension Health will 
JANUARY 2011  
Efavirenz/Emtricitabine/Tenofovir (Atripla) 
cover as a benefit within a defined period of time. 
Quantity limits may be implemented on a per day 
basis (e.g. 1 tablet per day), per prescription or 
Enfuvirtide (Fuzeon)
(SP)  
Please note: This is not a comprehensive list of  
SPECIALTY DRUGS  
Fanciclovir*  (fanciclovir) 
Ascension Health has specified certain specialty 
drugs are to be filled only through the in-house 
Ganciclovir*  (Cytovene) 
pharmacies or from Coram. These drugs are 
noted in the list below with 
(SP).  
approved generic is available, the generic 
name is 
bolded and asterisked . 
ANTI-INFECTIVE AGENTS  
Lopinavir/Ritonavir (Kaletra) Maraviroc (Selzentry) 
ANTIBIOTICS ________________________________  
Cephalosporins .  
Cefaclor*  (Ceclor) 
Cefdinir*  (Omnicef) 
Ribavirin*  (Rebetol) 
Cefadroxil*  (Duracef) 
copayment. 
Example: Cefaclor*  (Ceclor)  
Cefprozil*  (Cefzil) 
means that the generic Cefaclor is  
Cefuroxime*  (Ceftin) 
formulary and the brand is non-formulary  
Cefpodoxime*  (Vantin) 
Cephalexin*  (Keflex) 
Macrolides.  
Azithromycin*  (Zithromax)
(QL)  
active ingredient is only available as a 
Clarithromycin XL*  (Biaxin XL) 
Erythromycin*  (Eryc, PCE) 
AUTONOMIC AND  
Example: Clopidogrel (Plavix) means that  
Erythromycin/Sulfisoxazole*  (Pediazole) 
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AGENTS  
the brand, Plavix is covered and there is  
Penicillins .  
ANALGESICS, NARCOTIC _____________________  
no generic available. Plavix is the brand  
Amoxicillin*  (Amoxil) 
Acetaminophen/Codeine*  (Tylenol w/codeine) 
Amoxicillin/Clavulanate*  (Augmentin) 
Aspirin/Codeine*  (Empirin w/codeine) 
Ampicillin*  (Principen) 
If the word 'generic' and the brand name 
Fentanyl*  (Duragesic)
(QL)  
Dicloxacillin*  (Pathocil) 
both appear within the parenthesis, both 
Fentanyl Citrate*  (Actiq, Fentora)
(PA/QL)  
Penicillin*  (Veetids) 
Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen*  (Lortab) 
(QL)  
Quinolones.  
Hydromorphone*  (Dilaudid) 
Ciprofloxacin/XR*  (Cipro/XR) 
Methadone*  (Dolophine) 
Example: Phenytoin (Dilantin / generic)  
Moxifloxacin (Avelox)
(QL)  
Morphine Sulfate*  (MS Contin)
(QL)  
means that both the brand and generic  
Sulfonamides .  
Oxycodone/Acetaminophen*  (Percocet) 
(QL)  
are available. Therefore, the brand  
Erythromycin/Sulfisoxazole*  (Pediazole) 
Oxycodone/Aspirin*  (Percodan) 
Dilantin and the generic phenytoin are on  
Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim*  (Bactrim) 
Oxycodone*  (Oxycontin)
(QL)  
Sulfisoxazole*  (generic) 
Analgesics, Non-Narcotic .  
Tetracyclines .  
APAP/Isometheptene/Dichlphen*  (Midrin) 
Doxycycline hyclate*  (Vibramycin) 
formulary listing shall be considered non-
Acetaminophen/Caffeine/Butalbital*  (Fioricet) 
Minocycline*  (Minocin, Dynacin) 
Aspirin/Caffeine/Butalbital*  (Fiorinal) 
Tetracycline*  (Sumycin) 
Ergotamine/Caffeine*  (Cafergot) 
ANTIFUNGAL AGENTS (ORAL) _________________  
Sumatriptan*  (Imitrex)
(QL)  
Clotrimazole*  (Mycelex) 
Tramadol*  (Ultram) 
ANALGESICS, NONSTEROIDAL  
Risperidone*  (Risperdal) 
Nicardipine*  (Cardene) 
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ________________________  
Thioridazine*  (Mellaril) 
Nifedipine*  (Procardia/Adalat CC) 
Diclofenac*  (Voltaren) 
Thiothixene*  (Navane) 
Verapamil*  (Calan,Verelan) 
Etodolac*  (etodolac) 
Trifluoperazine*  (Stelazine) 
CENTRALLY ACTING ANTIHYPERTENSIVES______  
Fenoprofen*  (Nalfon) 
SEDATIVES, HYPNOTICS AND ANTI-ANXIETY_____  
Clonidine*  (Catapres) 
Flurbiprofen*  (Ansaid) 
Alprazolam*  (Xanax) 
Methyldopa*  (generic) 
Ibuprofen*  (Motrin) 
Buspirone*  (BuSpar) 
DIURETICS __________________________________  
Indomethacin*  (Indocin) 
Chloral Hydrate*  (Noctec) 
Acetazolamide*  (Diamox Sequels) 
Ketoprofen*  (ketoprofen) 
Chlordiazepoxide*  (Librium) 
Chlorthalidone*  (Hygroton) 
Ketorolac*  (Toradol) 
Clorazepate*  (generic) 
Ethacrynic Acid*  (Edecrin) 
Meloxicam*  (Mobic) 
Diazepam*  (generic) 
Eplerenone*  (Inspra) 
Nabumetone*  (nabumetone) 
Flurazepam*  (flurazepam) 
Furosemide*  (Lasix) 
Naproxen*  (Naprosyn) 
Lorazepam*  (Ativan) 
HCTZ/Triamterene*  (Maxzide) 
Oxaprozin*  (Daypro) 
Meprobamate*  (Miltown) 
Hydrochlorothiazide*  (generic) 
Piroxicam*  (Feldene) 
Oxazepam*  (Serax) 
Indapamide*  (generic) 
Sulindac*  (Clinoril) 
Temazepam*  (Restoril) 
Methazolamide*  (generic) 
Tolmetin*  (Tolectin) 
Triazolam*  (Halcion) 
Metolazone*  (Zaroxolyn) 
ANALGESICS, SALICYLATES __________________  
Zolpidem*  (Ambien) 
(QL)  
Spironolactone/HCTZ*  (Aldactone) 
Aspirin*  (generic) 
Torsemide*  (Demadex) 
Chol Sal/Magnesium Salicylate*  (generic) 
CARDIOVASCULAR AGENTS  
Triamterene*  (Dyrenium) 
Diflunisal*  (Dolobid) 
ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME  
VASODILATORS _____________________________  
Salsalate*  (Disalcid) 
INHIBITORS AND RECEPTOR BLOCKERS _______  
Hydralazine*  (Apresoline) 
ANTICONVULSANTS __________________________  
Benazepril/HCTZ*  (Lotensin) 
Isosorbide Dinitrate*  (Isordil) 
Carbamazepine*  (Tegretol XR/generic) 
Benazepril/Amlodipine*  (Lotrel)
(QL)  
Isosorbide Mononitrate*  (Imdur, Monoket) 
Clonazepam*  (Klonopin) 
Captopril/HCTZ*  (Capoten/Capozide) 
Minoxidil*  (generic) 
Divalproex Sodium * (Depakote 
Enalapril/HCTZ*  (Vasotec/Vaseretic) 
Nitroglycerin*  (generic) 
Fosinopril/HCTZ*  (Monopril) 
DERMATOLOGICALS  
Ethosuximide*  (Zarontin) 
Lisinopril/HCTZ*  (Zestril/Zestoretic) 
Gabapentin*  (Neurontin) 
Losartan/HCTZ * (Cozaar/Hyzaar) 
ACNE ______________________________________  
Lamotrigine*  (Lamictal) 
Moexipril/HCTZ*  (Univasc/Uniretic) 
Clindamycin*  (Cleocin) 
Levetiracetam*  (Keppra) 
Olmesartan (Benicar/ Benicar HCT)
(ST)(QL)  
Erythromycin*  (Emgel) 
Mephobarbital*  (Mebaral) 
Quinapril/HCTZ*  (Accupril/Accuretic) 
Isotretinoin*  (Accutane) 
Phenobarbital*  (generic) 
Ramipril*  (Altace/generic) 
Metronidazole*  (MetroLotion,MetroGel) 
Phenytoin*  (Dilantin/generic) 
Trandolapril*  (Mavik) 
Minocycline*  (Minocin/Solodyne) 
Primidone*  (Mysoline) 
Valsartan/HCTZ (Diovan/Diovan HCT)
(ST)(QL)  
Sodium Sulfacetamide*  (Sulfacet-R) 
Oxcarbazepine*  (Trileptal) 
ANTI-ADRENERGIC BLOCKERS ________________  
Tretinoin*  (Retin-A) 
(MAX AGE 34)  
Topiramate*  (Topamax) 
ANTIBIOTICS/ANTIVIRALS _____________________  
Valproic Acid*  (Depakene) 
Doxazosin*  (Cardura) 
Acyclovir*  (Zovirax/generic) 
Zonisamide*  (Zonegran) 
Prazosin*  (Minipress) 
Metronidazole*  (MetroGel,MetroLotion) 
ANTIPARKINSON AGENTS _____________________  
Terazosin*  (Hytrin) 
ANTIARRHYTHMICS __________________________  
Mupirocin*  (Bactroban) 
Amantadine*  (Symmetrel) 
Sodium Sulfacetamide*  (Sulfacet-R) 
Benztropine*  (Cogentin) 
Amiodarone*  (Cordarone) 
FUNGICIDES_________________________________  
Bromocriptine*  (Parlodel) 
Digoxin*  (Lanoxin) 
Ciclopirox*  (Loprox) 
Carbidopa/Levodopa*  (Sinemet) 
Disopyramide*  (Norpace) 
Clotrimazole/Betamethazone*  (Lotrisone) 
Pramipexole * (Mirapex) 
Flecainide*  (Tambocor) 
Ketoconazole*  (Nizoral) 
Ropinirole*  (Requip) 
Mexiletine*  (Mexitil) 
Nystatin/Triamcinolone*  (Mycolog II) 
Selegiline  *(Eldepryl) 
Procainamide*  (Pronestyl) 
Trihexyphenidyl*  (Artane) 
Propafenone*  (Rythmol) 
TOPICAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS ________  
CEREBRAL STIMULANTS______________________  
Quinidine Gluconate*  (Quinidex) 
Low Potency .  
Sotalol*  (Betapace AF) 
Amphet Asp/Amphet/D-Amphet*  
Desonide*  (Desowen) 
ANTICOAGULANTS/ANTITHROMBOTICS _________  
(Adderall/Adderall XR)
(QL)(MIN AGE 3/6)  
Fluocinolone*  (Synalar) 
Dexmethylphenidate*  (Focalin) 
Anagrelide*  (Agrylin) 
Hydrocortisone*  (generic) 
Dextroamphetamine*  (Dexedrine) 
Cilostazol*  (Pletal) 
Medium Potency.  
Clopidogrel (Plavix)
(QL)  
Desoximetasone*  (Topicort) 
Methylphenidate*  (Ritalin) 
Dipyridamole*  (Persantine) 
Fluocinolone*  (Synalar) 
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS _______________  
Pentoxifylline*  (Trental) 
Mometasone*  (Elocon) 
Ticlopidine*  (Ticlid) 
Antidepressants .  
Prednicarbate*  (Dermatop E) 
Warfarin*  (generic/Coumadin) 
Triamcinolone*  (Aristocort) 
Amitriptyline*  (Elavil) 
ANTILIPEMICS _______________________________  
Bupropion/-XL*  (Wellbutrin/XL)
(QL)  
High Potency.  
Cholestyramine*  (Questran) 
Citalopram*  (Celexa) 
Betamethasone Dipropionate*  (Diprosone) 
Colestipol*  (Colestid) 
Desipramine*  (Norpramin) 
Fluocinonide*  (Lidex) 
Fenofibrate*  (Lofibra) 
Doxepin*  (Sinequan) 
Ultra-High Potency .  
Gemfibrozil*  (Lopid) 
Fluoxetine*  (Prozac) 
Lovastatin*  (Mevacor) 
Augmented Betamethasone*  (Diprolene) 
Fluvoxamine*  (Luvox) 
Niacin*  (Niaspan/generic) 
Clobetasol*  (Temovate) 
Imipramine*  (Tofranil) 
Pravastatin*  (Pravachol) 
Diflorasone*  (Psorcon) 
Mirtazapine*  (Remeron) 
Simvastatin*  (Zocor) 
VAGINAL/RECTAL PREPARATIONS _____________  
Nortriptyline*  (Norpramin) 
BETA-ADRENERGIC BLOCKERS________________  
Hydrocortisone*  (Proctocort) 
Paroxetine*  (Paxil /CR) 
(QL)  
Mesalamine*  (Rowasa) 
Sertraline*  (Zoloft) 
Acebutolol*  (Sectral)) 
Metronidazole*  (MetroGel Vaginal) 
Trazodone*  (trazodone) 
Atenolol/Chlorthalidone*  (Tenoretic) 
Sulfanilamide*  (AVC) 
Venlafaxine*  (Effexor XR/generic)
(QL)  
Bisoprolol/HCTZ*  (Zebeta) 
MISCELLANEOUS DERMATOLOGICALS _________  
Antimanic Agents .  
Carvedilol*  (Coreg/CR) 
Labetalol*  (Trandate) 
Calcipotriene*  (Dovonex) 
Lithium Carbonate*  (Eskalith) 
Metoprolol/XL/HCTZ*  (Lopressor)
(QL)  
Fluorouracil*  (Efudex) 
Lithium Citrate*  (Cibalith-S) 
Lindane*  (Kwell) 
Antipsychotic Agents .  
Nadolol*  (Corgard) 
Permethrin*  (Elimite) 
Chlorpromazine*  (Thorazine) 
Pindolol*  (Viskin) 
Podofilox*  (Condylox) 
Clomipramine*  (Anafranil) 
Propranolol/XL/HCTZ*  (Inderal) 
Selenium Sulfide*  (Selsun RX) 
Clozapine*  (Clozaril) 
Sotalol*  (Betapace) 
Silver Sulfadiazine*  (Silvadene) 
Fluphenazine*  (Prolixin) 
Timolol*  (Blocadren) 
ENDOCRINE AGENTS  
Haloperidol*  (Haldol) 
CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKERS _______________  
Loxapine*  (Loxitane) 
Amlodipine*  (Norvasc)
(QL)  
ANTIDIABETIC AGENTS-INJECTABLE ___________  
Perphenazine*  (Trilafon) 
Diltiazem*  (Cardizem) 
Prochlorperazine*  (Compazine) 
Felodipine*  (Plendil) 
ANTIDIABETIC AGENTS-ORAL _________________  
Flutamide*  (generic) 
Acarbose*  (Precose) 
OPHTHALMICS  
NASAL MEDICATIONS ________________________  
Chlorpropamide*  (Diabinese) 
Fluticasone*  (Flonase) 
Glimepiride*  (Amaryl) 
ALPHA-AGONIST_____________________________  
Flunisolide*  (Nasarel)
(QL)  
Glipizide*  (Glucotrol) 
Brimonidine Tartrate*  (Alphagan P/generic) 
Glipizide/Metformin*  (Metaglip) 
ANTI-INFECTIVE AGENTS______________________  
SKELETAL AGENTS  
Glyburide/Metformin*  (Glucovance) 
Chloramphenicol * (generic) 
ANTIRHEUMATICS ___________________________  
Glyburide/Micronized*  (Glynase) 
Ciprofloxacin*  (Ciloxin) 
Azathioprine*  (Imuran) 
Metformin*  (Glucophage) 
Erythromycin*  (Romycin) 
Hydroxychloroquine*  (Plaquenil) 
Tolazamide*  (Tolinase) 
Gentamicin*  (Garamycin) 
Methotrexate*  (Rheumatrex) 
Tolbutamide*  (Orinase) 
Neomycin/Bacitracin/Polymyxin*  (NeoSporin) 
BONE ENHANCING AGENTS ___________________  
ANTIDIABETIC SUPPLIES______________________  
Ofloxacin*  (Ocuflox) 
Alendronate*  (Fosamax)
(QL)  
One Touch are the only test strips included on 
Polymyxin B/Trimethoprim*  (Polytrim) 
Calcitonin-Salmon*  (Midrin) 
formulary. 
Quantity limits apply . 
Sulfacetamide*  (Bleph-10) 
Etidronate*  (Didronel) 
ANTITHYROID _______________________________  
Tobramycin*  (Tobrex) 
Methimazole*  (Tapazole) 
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS ________________  
SKELETAL MUSCLE RELAXANTS  
Propylthiouracil*  (generic) 
Cromolyn*  (Opticrom) 
THYROID____________________________________  
Dexamethasone*  (Maxidex) 
Baclofen*  (Lioresal) 
Levothyroxine*  (Synthroid, Levothroid, Levoxyl, 
Diclofenac*  (Voltaren) 
Carisoprodol*  (Soma) 
Fluorometholone*  (Flarex) 
Diazepam*  (Valium) 
Thyroid*  (Armour Thyroid) 
Flurbiprofen*  (Ocufen) 
Methocarbamol*  (Robaxin) 
Prednisolone*  (Inflamase Forte) 
Tizanidine*  (Zanaflex) 
GASTROINTESTINAL AGENTS  
ANTI-INFECTIVE AND  
ANTIEMETIC/ANTIVERTIGO ___________________  
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY COMBINATIONS __________  
URINARY AGENTS  
Granisetron*  (Kytril) 
Na Sulfacetm/Prednisolone*  (Vasocidin) 
ANTI-INFECTIVES ____________________________  
Meclizine*  (Antivert) 
Neomy/Bacitracin/Polymyxin/Hydrocort*  
Sulfadiazine*  (generic) 
Metoclopramide*  (Reglan) 
Sulfisoxazole*  (Gantrisin) 
Ondansetron*  (Zofran) 
Neomycin/Dexamethasone*  (NeoDecadron) 
Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole*  (Bactrim, 
Prochlorperazine*  (Compazine) 
Neomycin/Polymyx B/Dexamethasone*  
Promethazine*  (Phenergan) 
CHOLINERGIC AGENTS _______________________  
Trimethobenzamide*  (Tigan) 
ANTIVIRAL AGENTS __________________________  
ANTISPASMODIC/GI MOTILITY _________________  
Bethanechol*  (Urecholine) 
Trifluridine*  (Viroptic) 
Flavoxate*  (Urispas) 
Belladonna/Phenobarbital*  (Donnatal) 
BETA-BLOCKERS ____________________________  
OTHER URINARY AGENTS_____________________  
Clidinium/Chlordiazepoxide*  (Librax) 
Betaxolo l* (Betoptic) 
Dicyclomine*  (Bentyl) 
Phenazopyridine*  (Pyridium) 
Carteolol*  (Ocupress) 
Hyoscyamine*  (Levsin) 
Oxybutynin*  (Ditropan) 
Levobunolol*  (Betagan) 
Metoclopromide*  (Reglan) 
Metipranolol*  (OptiPranolol) 
Propantheline*  (Pro-Banthine) 
Timolol*  (Timoptic) 
VITAMINS AND ELECTROLYTES  
ANTIULCER _________________________________  
MIOTICS ____________________________________  
Misoprostol*  (Cytotec) 
Pilocarpine*  (Isopto Carbachol) 
OTHER GI PRODUCTS ________________________  
GS REQUIRING STEP THERAPY UGS REQUIRING  
MYDRIATICS ________________________________  
Balsalazide*  (Colazal) 
Atropine*  (Isopto Atropine) 
Hydrocortizone*  (generic) 
Cyclopentolate*  (Cyclogyl) 
STEPTHERAPY  
Lactulose*  (Cephulac) 
Mesalamine*  (Asacol/Asacol HD/generic) 
SYMPATHOMIMETICS_________________________  
Dipivefrin*  (generic) 
Sulfasalazine*  (Azulfidine) 
Ursodiol*  (Actigall) 
GLUCOCORTICOIDS  
ANTI-INFECTIVE AGENTS______________________  
Dexamethasone*  (Decadron) 
Acetic Acid*  (Vosol) 
Fludrocortisone*  (Florinef) 
Acetic Acid/Benzethonium*  (generic) 
Methylprednisolone*  (generic) 
Ofloxacin*  (Floxin) 
Prednisolone*  (Prelone) 
ANTI-INFECTIVE AND  
Prednisone*  (generic) 
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY COMBINATIONS __________  (Vosol HC) 
GOUT THERAPY  
Neomycin/Polymxin/HC*  (Cortisporin) 
Allopurinol*  (Zyloprim) 
Colchicine*  (generic) 
RESPIRATORY  
Colchicine/Probenecid*  (generic) 
Indomethacin*  (Indocin) 
ANTI-ASTHMATIC AGENTS ____________________  
Probenecid*  (generic) 
Corticosteroids.  Beclomethasone (QVAR) 
HORMONES  
Budesonide*  (Pulmicort) 
Budesonide/Formoterol (Symbicort) 
ANTIESTROGENS ____________________________  
Tamoxifen*  (Nolvadex) 
Fluticasone/Salmeterol (Advair/Advair HFA) 
ESTROGENS ________________________________  
Sympathomimetics .  
Conjugated estrogens  (Premarin) 
Estradiol*  (Estrace) 
Metaproterenol*  (Alupent) 
Estradiol Patch*  (Climara) 
Estropipate*  (Ogen) 
Terbutaline*  (Brethine) 
ESTROGEN COMBINATIONS ___________________  
Xanthine Derivatives.  
Estrogen, Ester/Methyltestosterone*  
Aminophylline*  (generic) 
Theophylline*  (Uniphyl) 
PROGESTINS ________________________________  
OTHER AGENTS _____________________________  
Medroxyprogesterone*  (Provera) 
Megestrol*  (Megace) 
Albuterol/Ipratropium*  (DuoNeb) 
Norethindrone*  (Aygestin) 
Cromolyn*  (Intal) 
MISCELLANEOUS HORMONE PRODUCTS________  
Finasteride*  (Proscar) 
Montelukast (Singulair)
(QL)  
2011 ASCENSION HEALTH PREFERRED FORMULARY BRANDS 
GENERICS:  
DRUG/DRUG CLASS EXCLUSIONS: 
QUANTITY LIMITS (QL): 
 Ascension Health has excluded the following drugs or drug Ascension Health has identified a number of select 
classes from coverage under the pharmacy benefit: cough medications which will be subject to quantity limits. A 
& cold combinations, allergy ophthalmics (e.g. Patanol), H2 quantity limit establishes the maximum amount of a 
dispensing of these generic medications Blockers (e.g. Zantac, Tagamet), non-sedating 
prescription medication Ascension Heatlh will cover 
antihistamines (e.g. Allegra, Clarinex), meperidine 
as a benefit within a defined period of time. Quantity 
(Demerol), propoxyphene (e.g. Darvocet), medical foods 
limits may be implemented on a per day basis (e.g. 1 
and drug/medical food combination and drugs requiring 
tablet per day), per prescription or per 30 days. 
administration by a health care professional (e.g. infused or
PRIOR AUTHORIZATION: 
SPECIALTY DRUGS: 
STEP THERAPY PROTOCOLS (ST):  
 Select drugs require prior authorization Ascension Health has specified certain specialty drugs are Step therapy requires the use of one or more 
(PA)  of benefits. Medication utilization 
to be filled only through the in-house pharmacies or from 
medications before benefits for the use of another 
must meet FDA approved indications as Coram. 
well as Ascension Health guidelines. For prior authorization guidelines, visit www.mp.medimpact.com/asc.
SINGULAIR 
(QL) 
AVELOX 
(QL) 
BENICAR / HCT 
(ST,QL) 
DIOVAN / HCT 
(ST,QL) 
ONE TOUCH TEST STRIPS 
(QL) 
ONE TOUCH ULTRA TEST STRIPS 
(QL) 
PLAVIX
 (QL) 
EFFEXOR XR 
(QL) 
FUZEON 
(SP) 
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   Bioreactivity of titanium implant alloys  Susan J. Kerber Material Interface, Incorporated, Sussex, Wisconsin 53089-2244 ͑Received 30 September 1994; accepted 3 June 1995͒A study was conducted regarding the adsorption of peptides on commercially pure ͑cp͒ Tiand Ti-6Al-4V. The peptides used were arginine-glycine-aspartic acid-alanine ͑RGDA͒,arginine-glycine-aspartic acid-serine ͑RGDS͒, 
    PESQUISAS  / RESEARCH / INVESTIGACIÓN  Interações medicamentosas entre psicofármacos em um serviço    especializado de saúde mental   Interactions between pharmacotherapy in service mental health specialist Interacciones entre farmacoterapia en servicio especialista de salud mental   Márcia Astrês Fernandes  Farmacêutica. Enfermeira. Mestre em Enfermagem/UFRJ. Doutoranda da Universi
 
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