. – Although Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP website indicates that the state does not offer any treatment for HCV. Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data has been made available by Ohio no longer covers brand name Epclusa. It only covers the generic.

. – Although Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP website indicates that the state does not offer any treatment for HCV. Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data has been made available by Ohio no longer covers brand name Epclusa. It only covers the generic.

. – Although Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP website indicates that the state does not offer any treatment for HCV N.B. – Although Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data is has been made available

the previous report: Louisiana removed prior authorization requirements for generic HCV medications; Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data has been made available by Ohio Medicaid began offering HCV treatment for the first time, with formulary options including ribavirin

the previous report: Louisiana removed prior authorization requirements for generic HCV medications; Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data has been made available by Ohio Medicaid began offering HCV treatment for the first time, with formulary options including ribavirin

Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) has been negotiating a compromise.

. – Although Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP website indicates that the state does not offer any treatment for HCV N.B. – Although Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data is has been made available

. – Although Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP website indicates that the state does not offer any treatment for HCV N.B. – Although Community Care Kentucky has adopted a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data is has been made available

. – Although Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP website indicates that the state does not offer any treatment for HCV. Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data has been made available by

the previous report: Louisiana removed prior authorization requirements for generic HCV medications; Ohio is listed by NASTAD as having an open formulary, both NASTAD’s ADAP Formulary Database and Ohio’s ADAP Community Care Kentucky has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Louisiana has a Unified Medicaid Formulary Ohio – Ohio has a Unified Medicaid Formulary that applies to all MCOs No data has been made available by Ohio Medicaid began offering HCV treatment for the first time, with formulary options including ribavirin

Ohio and Oklahoma each lost more than 32%, and Arizona, Mississippi, and Louisiana each lost more than

States have documented massive overcharges: Ohio lost $224.8 million in one year, Pennsylvania $605 million