I work in a doctor’s office on prescription authorizations in Texas. We have Texas SB 680 which should allow us to bypass step therapy restrictions especially when a current medication is effective. However, it seems that whenever I mention this law as a way to get a denial overturned, the insurance company just ignores it. Does anyone know if Texas SB 680 and other step therapy bills are legitimate laws that insurance companies have to follow?
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[link] [comments]I work in a doctor’s office on prescription authorizations in Texas. We have Texas SB 680 which should allow us to bypass step therapy restrictions especially when a current medication is effective. However, it seems that whenever I mention this law as a way to get a denial overturned, the insurance company just ignores it. Does anyone know if Texas SB 680 and other step therapy bills are legitimate laws that insurance companies have to follow? submitted by /u/Ok_Progress_7981 [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance