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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
To see our formulary, or list of covered drugs, choose your plan from the list below.Or you can search our formulary online (courtesy of Lexicomp). Last Update: February, 2025 Use the California Marketplace Formulary if you are enrolled in a non-grandfathered individual & family or small group plan.California Marketplace Formulary (PDF)California Marketplace Formulary (Spanish) (PDF)California Marketplace Formulary (Chinese) (PDF)The following plans are non-grandfathered individual & family or small group plans:Individual & family Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Minimum Coverage, and $0 Cost Share plans purchased through Covered California (also known as the Exchange)Individual & family Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze, and Minimum Coverage plans purchased directly through Kaiser PermanenteSmall group Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze plans purchased by a small group employer through Covered California (also known as the Exchange) or directly through Kaiser PermanenteAll small group plans purchased by a small group employer through California ChoiceUse the California Commercial HMO Formulary if you are enrolled in a grandfathered individual & family or small group plan:California Commercial HMO Formulary (PDF)California Commercial HMO Formulary (Spanish) (PDF)California Commercial HMO Formulary (Chinese) (PDF)Grandfathered coverage is defined as follows:Grandfathered small group plans (a small group plan established by your employer prior to March 23, 2010)Grandfathered individual & family plans (an individual & family plan purchased prior to March 23, 2010)For more information on your plan’s formulary, see the "About the drug formulary" section in your Evidence of Coverage. If you have questions please contact Member Services. The Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, a group of Kaiser Permanente doctors and pharmacists, chooses which drugs to include in our formulary. To make sure you always have the most effective, safe, and affordable drug options, the committee regularly reviews information about new and existing drugs. The formulary is updated monthly based on new information or when new drugs become available. When a generic version of a brand-name drug on our formulary becomes available and meets our standards, it usually replaces the brand-name drug on our formulary.When compared to the brand-name version, generic drugs usually:Contain the same active ingredientsAre similar in dosage, strength, safety, and qualityHave similar benefits, side effects,
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