Do prescription costs count toward my out of pocket maximum?

I checked the drug list and I meet all the step requirements for my expensive medication. That said, it’s unclear if the cost of the drug will count toward the out of pocket max. Details below. I appreciate the help in advance!

For generic the plan states $15 copay/prescription for retail 30-day supply. Deductible does not apply.

Preferred brand-name drugs the plan states 20% coinsurance with $35 min with $65 max for retail 30-day supply, $85 copay/for 90 day supply. Deductible does not apply.

Non-Preferred brand-name drugs the plan states 40% coinsurance with $55 min, with $100 max for retail 30-day supply, $125 copay/prescription for 90-day supply. Deductible does not apply.

Specialty Drugs the plan states 20% coinsurance with $300 maximum for retail or mail order 30 day supply; Deductible does not apply.

I would be in the specialty category and am just trying to estimate my annual cost. Let me know if you need more info.

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I checked the drug list and I meet all the step requirements for my expensive medication. That said, it’s unclear if the cost of the drug will count toward the out of pocket max. Details below. I appreciate the help in advance! For generic the plan states $15 copay/prescription for retail 30-day supply. Deductible does not apply. Preferred brand-name drugs the plan states 20% coinsurance with $35 min with $65 max for retail 30-day supply, $85 copay/for 90 day supply. Deductible does not apply. Non-Preferred brand-name drugs the plan states 40% coinsurance with $55 min, with $100 max for retail 30-day supply, $125 copay/prescription for 90-day supply. Deductible does not apply. Specialty Drugs the plan states 20% coinsurance with $300 maximum for retail or mail order 30 day supply; Deductible does not apply. I would be in the specialty category and am just trying to estimate my annual cost. Let me know if you need more info.
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