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Pharmacy resources

Attention: Sublocade and Brixadi update

September 1st, 2024: long-acting buprenorphine injections (Sublocade and Brixadi) are now covered on the pharmacy benefit for OHP without a prior authorization. This means Sublocade and Brixadi can be dispensed at pharmacies instead of only being available through buy-and-bill. Sublocade and Brixadi are still covered through buy-and-bill without a prior authorization. When dispensed from a pharmacy, Sublocade and Brixadi have quantity limits that must be met. If prescriptions are written for incorrect quantities and/or day supplies, claims may not pay. If these quantity limits need to be exceeded, a prior authorization is required. Please refer to the FDA labeling for Sublocade and Brixadi for dosing.

Quantity Limits:

Sublocade (FDA Label)

  • 300mg dose: 300mg every 4 weeks (1.5 mL every 4 weeks)
  • 100mg: 100mg every 4 weeks (0.5 mL every 4 weeks)

Brixadi (FDA Label)

  • 8mg weekly dose: 8mg every 7 days (0.16mL every 7 days)
  • 16mg weekly dose: 16mg every 7 days (0.32mL every 7 days)
  • 24mg weekly dose: 24mg every 7 days (0.48mL every 7 days)
  • 32mg weekly dose: 32mg every 7 days (0.64mL every 7 days)
  • 64mg monthly dose: 64mg every 4 weeks (0.18mL every 4 weeks)
  • 96mg monthly dose: 96mg every 4 weeks (0.27mL every 4 weeks)
  • 128mg monthly dose: 128mg every 4 weeks (0.36mL every 4 weeks)

Drug list (formulary)

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The drug list (or formulary) is a directory of all preferred medications approved for Columbia Pacific members. This list is administered and provided by CareOregon. To download and view the drug list, click on the link.

2024 Columbia Pacific CCO OHP drug list (formulary)

Download a machine-readable format (JSON) of the Formulary

You can search for a drug in one of the following ways:

  1. Find the drug listed in the formulary/PDF index.
  2. In the PDF file, enter the drug name into the search box located in the menu.
  3. Call Customer Service for assistance in finding a drug.

Formulary updates

Columbia Pacific makes regular formulary updates when necessary. These usually occur monthly.

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MAP ID application form

CareOregon is a managed care plan contracted with the Oregon Health Authority (OHA). As a contracted plan, CareOregon is required to encounter all claims received to OHA. In order to encounter a claim, the rendering and billing providers must first be verified as eligible to receive payment by OHA and issued an ID number. This ID number is for the purposes of claim processing solely and does not imply you are contracting with CareOregon or OHA. By completing the application in its entirety, you are meeting minimum conditions for claim processing.

MAP ID application form

Electronic prior authorization Q&As

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