Updates to medical drug claims editing logic
We’re updating medical drug claims editing logic to remove certain edits.
We’re updating medical drug claims editing logic to remove certain edits.
We’re updating home health care UM requirements for quality and efficiency.
Integrated Point32Health Medical Necessity Guidelines for Non-Emergency Medical Transportation.
A standard authorization form for ABA services has been adopted.
Point32Health provides complex care management services individually tailored to patients.
Point32Health’s chronic condition management programs reinforce clinician treatment plans.
Pharmacy coverage changes for various Point32Health products.
Reminder of our biosimilar strategy for trastuzumab oncology drugs.
Clarification on how to request authorization for oral formula.
Massachusetts law now requires mandatory exceptions in step therapy protocols.
Annual mental health wellness exams covered at no cost for certain members.
Lead screenings for ages 0-6 years covered with no member cost share.
Pharmacy coverage changes for various Point32Health products.
We’re reminding providers of our comprehensive genomic profiling coverage and authorization process.
Reminder: Harvard Pilgrim’s updated commercial fee schedule takes effect April 1.
Change coming to the way oral formula is requested on authorizations.
Use code A4287, not K1005, for coverage of breast milk storage bags.
Authorization required for insulin pumps which work in conjunction with a CGM device.
Pharmacy coverage changes for various Point32Health products.
53 physician groups named to Harvard Pilgrim’s Physician Group Honor Roll.
New resource for Harvard Pilgrim members regarding behavioral health topics.
Tips for a smooth Harvard Pilgrim commercial migration process and accurate claims reimbursement.
Ovia Health now available to Tufts Health Together and Tufts Health RITogether members.
Beginning Jan. 1, donor breast milk will be covered for eligible infants in Maine.
Pharmacy coverage changes for various Point32Health products.
Reminder about Harvard Pilgrim Health Care’s withdrawal of fully insured commercial products in Connecticut as of Jan. 1, 2024.
Learn more about Community Behavioral Health Center resources available in Massachusetts.
Commercial medical necessity guideline updates to align with recent legislation in Maine.
Pharmacy coverage changes for various Point32Health products.
Reminder and clarification on billing for Spravato nasal spray.
Urine Drug Testing coverage and payment policy updates.
Read about our 2024 commercial migration, new product, and more!
HIV PrEP billing requirements and new ICD-10 code.
Jan. 1, 2024 Pharmacy coverage changes for various Point32Health products.
Preferred products for the bevacizumab, rituximab, and trastuzumab drug classes.
2024 Pharmacy updates: Harvard Pilgrim commercial, Tufts commercial, Tufts Health Direct.
Jan. 1 coding/coverage updates to Harvard Pilgrim PPACA policy.
Point32Health provides care management services for adult and pediatric members.
Point32Health’s approach to chronic condition management through patient-centered care.
Please refer to these tools and resources related to our behavioral health program, which insources on Nov. 1, 2023.
Providers who are planning to offer concierge medicine services to eligible members are required to provide advance notice.
Point32Health would like to remind providers of our Synagis (palivizumab) policy for the 2023-2024 season.
We’re pleased to be moving ahead with behavioral health insourcing effective Nov. 1, 2023 and have a number of resources to ensure behavioral health providers have all the information they need to begin caring for Harvard Pilgrim commercial members.
For 2024, Point32Health will not be refreshing tier assignments for the Harvard Pilgrim’s ChoiceNet HMO and PPO plans; all provider tier classifications will remain consistent with classifications for the 2023 plan year.
When billing for HIV PrEP and other related services, please bill in accordance with our Harvard Pilgrim Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Federal Health Care Reform) policy and Tufts Health Plan Preventive Services Payment Policy.
Effective for dates of service beginning Nov. 1, 2023, Point32Health will require that providers billing for Spravato (esketamine) nasal spray for Harvard Pilgrim commercial members include HCPCS code G2082 or G2083 on the medical claim, in addition to HCPCS code S0013, which will also continue to be required.
Read more for information on updates to Point32Health’s Pharmacy prior authorization programs.
As a reminder, Harvard Pilgrim commercial members who are currently taking a long-acting opioid and who have not had a clinical review completed will require authorization on or after Nov. 1, 2023.
We want to provide you with an update on our plans to insource our behavioral health program for Harvard Pilgrim commercial members, which will now be taking place on Nov. 1, 2023.
As part of ongoing efforts to review prior authorization requirements and reduce administrative burden, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care is removing prior authorization requirements for insulin infusion pumps and home infusion administration for commercial members.