Sun Life group plans need approval before covering drugs on their prior authorization list, with drug-specific request forms hosted by Express Scripts Canada. The plan member enters a group contract number on Sun Life's page to confirm the plan includes prior authorization. Decisions rest on pre-defined clinical criteria, mainly Health Canada approved indications and evidence-based protocols.
The plan member completes Part A (patient information, coordination of benefits and signed authorization) and the prescribing physician completes Part B, covering the drug requested, eligibility criteria and prescriber information.
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Prior Authorization Drug List and Forms
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On Sun Life's Prior Authorization Drug List and Forms page, enter the group contract number to confirm the plan includes prior authorization, then choose the drug's form. If a form does not load, Sun Life suggests trying another browser or saving the file and opening it from the computer.
Part B asks whether the request is new or a renewal, then the DINs, dose, route, frequency, duration and site of administration. Next come the drug-specific eligibility criteria, or a note that none apply with additional information. The prescriber adds licence number, specialty and signature.
The form says drugs in the program may be eligible for reimbursement if the patient does not qualify under a primary plan or government program. Part A asks whether the patient applied to a primary plan and for its decision letter, and tells patients to apply to the province where provincial coverage may exist.