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  • T0
    ZERO COST SHARE PREVENTIVE DRUGS
  • T1
    Generics
  • T2
    Preferred Brands
  • T3
    Non-Preferred Brands
  • NF
    Non Formulary
  • EXL
    Excluded Drugs
  • EXL
    Excluded Drugs
† Denotes brand name drug, otherwise generic drug
BRAND NAMES
generic names

University of Michigan

Welcome

The U-M Prescription Drug Plan formulary is an extensive list of generic and brand name drugs that are self-administered in an outpatient setting and covered by the plan. U-M Prescription Drug Plan members and prescribers may search for specific medications to determine coverage by the plan. Decisions regarding inclusion or exclusion of drugs on the formulary are made by a committee of U-M physicians and pharmacists after evidence-based review of clinical literature and other determining factors.

What is a Formulary?

A formulary is a list of covered drugs which represents the prescription therapies believed to be a necessary part of a quality treatment program. We will generally cover the drugs listed in our formulary as long as the drug is medically necessary, the prescription is filled at a network pharmacy, and other plan rules are followed. For more information on how to fill your prescriptions, please review your Evidence of Coverage.

How to Search For Drugs

  • Use the alphabetical list to search by the first letter of your medication.
  • Search by typing part of the generic (chemical) and brand (trade) names.
  • Search by selecting the therapeutic class of the medication you are looking for.

    • Finding a Drug on the Formulary

    Every effort is made to ensure complete and accurate information.

  • For the most accurate source of medication coverage and member cost information, please refer to the online pricing tool at: umich.magellanrx.com
  • Or call Magellan’s member support line at 888-272-1346.
  • Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) is available for persons who are deaf by dialing 711.

    • Specialty Drugs

    • The term “specialty drug” applies to:
      • Self-administered injectable medications (non-diabetes)
      • Medications that require special handling, special administration, or monitoring, and
      • High-cost oral medications.
    • Specialty drugs are marked with an "S", "SCN" or "LDD" symbol on the formulary.
    • Contact Michigan Medicine Specialty Pharmacy Services when you have received a prescription for a specialty medication at (855) 276-3002 (toll free). Specialty Pharmacy Home
    • Michigan Medicine Specialty Pharmacy may make arrangements for additional handling for prescriptions outside the state of Michigan or where manufacturers limit distribution to certain pharmacies (i.e., a "limited distribution drug", marked as LDD).

    For More Information: See the University Human Resources website at hr.umich/edu/prescription-drug-plan

    State of Michigan Opioid Law: Effective July 1, 2018, in accordance with Michigan law, opioid prescriptions for acute pain are limited to a 7-day supply.

    University of Michigan
    Effective Date: Jan 1, 2020
    Last Updated: Apr 22, 2024