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§ 26-55-109 — No prior authorization for medications for opioid use disorder

Wyoming·Title 26 Insurance Code·Ch. 55 ENSURING TRANSPARENCY IN PRIOR AUTHORIZATION ACT
No health insurer or contracted utilization review entity shall require prior authorization for the provision of medications for opioid use disorder.

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§ 26-55-101
Short title
§ 26-55-102
Definitions
§ 26-55-103
Disclosure and review of prior authorization requirements
§ 26-55-104
Persons qualified to make adverse determinations
§ 26-55-105
Consultation after issuing an adverse determination
§ 26-55-106
Requirements applicable to persons reviewing appeals
§ 26-55-107
Health insurer or contracted utilization review entities' obligations regarding prior authorization for nonurgent health care services If a health insurer or contracted utilization review entity requires prior authorization of a health care service, the health insurer or contracted utilization review entity shall make an authorization or adverse determination and notify the enrollee and the enrollee's health care provider of the authorization or adverse determination within five (5) calendar days of obtaining all necessary information to complete the review
§ 26-55-108
Health insurer or contracted utilization review entities' obligations with respect to prior authorizations for urgent health care services
§ 26-55-109
No prior authorization for medications for opioid use disorder
§ 26-55-110
Length of authorization generally; revocation of prior authorizations prohibited; length of authorization for chronic or long-term care conditions
§ 26-55-111
Continuity of care for enrollees
§ 26-55-112
Provider exemptions from prior authorization requirements. Note: this section is effective as of 1/1/2026
§ 26-55-113
Prior authorization for rehabilitative or habilitative services
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