Indiana § 27-8-31.4-4 "Synchronize"

Indiana Statutes

§ 27-8-31.4-4 — "Synchronize"

Indiana § 27-8-31.4-4

Title 27INSURANCE

Art. 8LIFE, ACCIDENT, AND HEALTH

Ch. 31.4Synchronized Medication Dispensing

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Ind. Code § 27-8-31.4-4 (2026).

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As used in this chapter, "synchronize" means to use a single pharmacy dispensing process as a means of coordinating the covered individual's medications at the same time when:

(1)a particular medication:

(A)is of a formulation that can be effectively split; and

(B)does not have quantity limits or dose optimization criteria as specified in the policy of accident and sickness insurance's formulary and prior authorization requirements;

(2)the covered individual is on a stabilized treatment plan for a chronic condition and the synchronization is for those drugs treating a chronic condition; and

(3)the medication is not:

(A)an opioid, stimulant, sedative, or hypnotic medication; or

(B)another medication that is addictive and subject to abuse.

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As used in this chapter, "synchronize" means
to use a single pharmacy dispensing process as a means of coordinating
the covered individual's medications at the same time when:
(1) a particular medication:
(A) is of a formulation that can be effectively split; and
(B) does not have quantity limits or dose optimization criteria
as specified in the policy of accident and sickness insurance's
formulary and prior authorization requirements;
(2) the covered individual is on a stabilized treatment plan for a
chronic condition and the synchronization is for those drugs
treating a chronic condition; and
(3) the medication is not:
(A) an opioid, stimulant, sedative, or hypnotic medication; or
(B) another medication that is addictive and subject to abuse.