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CMS Pub. 100-18, ch. 12, § 20.14

Part D Formularies

activein force · 2026-09-17 – presentas-observed

PDP sponsors will not be required to submit to CMS every formulary variation offered to Part

D eligibles enrolled in EGWPs. Rather, PDP sponsors are permitted to submit a base

formulary for use with its employer/union sponsored group health plans. After submission

and approval of a base formulary, PDP sponsors may enhance the formulary (add new drugs

or make positive changes to cost sharing) without having to resubmit the formulary for review

and approval by CMS. These formularies may not be modified to remove any drugs from the

list, or to add any restrictions or limitations unless these modifications or removals are

otherwise consistent with CMS requirements.

History

(Rev.6, Issued: 11-07-08, Effective/Implementation: 11-07-08)

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2026-09-17
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iom-2026-09-17
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