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Does Medicare Part D cover Zubsolv?

Zubsolv appears on the Medicare Part D formularies of 17 payers in the corpus, across 1,263 plans. 0 payers require prior authorization on every covering plan, 0 on some plans, and 17 on none.

Beyond prior authorization: 0 covering plans require step therapy (another drug tried first) and 7 apply a quantity limit, on at least one Zubsolv product.

Prior authorization is set per plan, not per payer. Pick a payer below for its full plan-by-plan breakdown, effective 2026-06-30.

Coverage by payer

PayerPlans coveringRequire prior authStep therapyQuantity limitStatus
Humana817000No prior authorization
Cigna171000No prior authorization
Blue Cross Blue Shield (affiliate)99003No prior authorization
Cariten Health Plan INC.44000No prior authorization
Careplus Health Plans, INC.36000No prior authorization
Bravo Health Pennsylvania, INC.35000No prior authorization
Upmc Health Plan, INC.17000No prior authorization
Upmc Health Network, INC.12000No prior authorization
Keystone Health Plan East, INC.8000No prior authorization
Bravo Health Mid-Atlantic, INC.7000No prior authorization
Qcc Insurance Company4000No prior authorization
Gateway Health Plan, INC.4004No prior authorization
Amerihealth Insurance Company Of New Jersey3000No prior authorization
Upmc For You, INC2000No prior authorization
Hm Health Insurance Company2000No prior authorization
Independent Care Health Plan1000No prior authorization
Upmc Health Coverage, INC.1000No prior authorization

“Require prior auth”, “step therapy” and “quantity limit” each count a plan when any Zubsolv product on its formulary carries that condition.

Source
Monthly Prescription Drug Plan Formulary and Pharmacy Network Information — Basic Drugs Formulary File
Effective
2026-06-30
Retrieved
2026-07-19
SHA-256
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Administrative information only. Benefily reports what a payer has published in its own prior-authorization policy as of the effective date shown. It is not medical advice, not a coverage or payment guarantee, and not an authorization. Requirements vary by plan, place of service and member benefits — always verify with the payer before rendering service.