Prior authorization required

Does Hawaii Medical Service Association require prior authorization for Briviact?

Hawaii Medical Service Association requires prior authorization for Briviact on every Medicare Part D plan of theirs that covers it.

Every plan from this payer that covers the drug requires authorization before it is dispensed.

By product strength

RxNorm product	Plans covering	Require prior auth	Qty limit	Status
brivaracetam 10 MG Oral Tablet [Briviact]1739766	4 / 4	4	4	Prior authorization required
brivaracetam 100 MG Oral Tablet [Briviact]1739770	4 / 4	4	4	Prior authorization required
brivaracetam 25 MG Oral Tablet [Briviact]1739774	4 / 4	4	4	Prior authorization required
brivaracetam 50 MG Oral Tablet [Briviact]1739778	4 / 4	4	4	Prior authorization required
brivaracetam 75 MG Oral Tablet [Briviact]1739782	4 / 4	4	4	Prior authorization required
brivaracetam 10 MG/ML Oral Solution [Briviact]1739788	4 / 4	4	4	Prior authorization required

Product names come from RxNorm (U.S. National Library of Medicine).

Plan-by-plan detail — brivaracetam 10 MG Oral Tablet [Briviact]

Briviact has 6 products in the corpus; this table is for brivaracetam 10 MG Oral Tablet [Briviact], the one carried on the most plans. The product table above covers every strength.

Plan	Contract	Tier	Prior auth	Step therapy	Qty limit
HMSA Akamai Advantage Complete (PPO)	H3832-009	5	Yes	No	Yes
HMSA Akamai Advantage Complete Plus (PPO)	H3832-010	5	Yes	No	Yes
HMSA Akamai Advantage Standard (PPO)	H3832-007	5	Yes	No	Yes
HMSA Akamai Advantage Standard Plus (PPO)	H3832-008	5	Yes	No	Yes

Source

Monthly Prescription Drug Plan Formulary and Pharmacy Network Information — Basic Drugs Formulary File

Effective: 2026-06-30
Retrieved: 2026-07-19
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Briviact at other payers

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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.