Medicare Part D coverage · carglumic acid · RxCUI 905394

carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu]

Per the CMS 2026 Part D formulary file, carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu] is covered by 12 Medicare Part D plans (0.2% of enrollable products), averaging Tier 2.3, with prior authorization required on 100% of covering formularies.

0.2%
Plan coverage
12
Plans covering
T2.3
Avg tier
100%
Prior auth required

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Important: Drug coverage and costs vary by plan and location. Verify coverage directly with your Medicare plan before filling a prescription. This is informational data only and should not replace advice from your healthcare provider or pharmacist.

What the CMS Formulary Data Shows for carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu]

Per the CMS 2026 Part D formulary file, carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu] (RxNorm concept RXCUI 905394, generic name carglumic acid) appears on 3 distinct formulary files spanning 12 Medicare Part D plan offerings - 0.2% of enrollable Part D products, selective placement; verify formulary inclusion before enrolling. Tier placement ranges from Tier 1 to Tier 5, with a cross-plan average of Tier 2.3.

Real-world access to carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu] depends on utilization management as much as tier placement: 100% of covering formularies require prior authorization. 0% require step therapy. 0% apply quantity limits.

Medicare Part D spending dashboard figures are not published for this drug. The plan-by-plan detail below lists exactly which PDP and MA-PD contracts carry carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu] today.

Coverage Details

Formularies covering
3
Plans covering
12
Coverage rate
0.2%
Tier range
Tier 1 – Tier 5
Average tier
Tier 2, Generic

Restrictions

Prior authorization required
100% of formularies
Step therapy required
0% of formularies
Quantity limits
0% of formularies

Tier Distribution Across Plans

6 plans
Tier 1, Preferred Generic
6 plans
Tier 5, Specialty

Medicare Advantage Plans (MA-PD) Covering carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu]

12 Medicare Advantage plans with Part D drug coverage include this drug.

Plan Insurer Tier PA Premium States
Hamaspik Medicare Choice (HMO D-SNP) Hamaspik, Inc. T1 Yes $0 NY
Platino Blindao (HMO D-SNP) Triple S Advantage, Inc. T1 Yes $0 PR
Platino Enlace (HMO D-SNP) Triple S Advantage, Inc. T1 Yes $0 PR
Platino Advance (HMO D-snp) Triple S Advantage, Inc. T1 Yes $0 PR
Platino Plus (HMO D-snp) Triple S Advantage, Inc. T1 Yes $0 PR
Hamaspik Medicare Select (HMO D-SNP) Hamaspik, Inc. T1 Yes $34.50 NY
Óptimo Plus (PPO) Triple S Advantage, Inc. T5 Yes $0 PR
Contigo Plus (HMO C-SNP) Triple S Advantage, Inc. T5 Yes $0 PR
Brillante (HMO-POS) Triple S Advantage, Inc. T5 Yes $0 PR
Enlace Plus (HMO) Triple S Advantage, Inc. T5 Yes $0 PR
ContigoEnMente (HMO C-SNP) Triple S Advantage, Inc. T5 Yes $0 PR
Ahorro Plus (HMO) Triple S Advantage, Inc. T5 Yes $0 PR

Frequently Asked Questions

Is carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu] covered by Medicare Part D?

Yes, carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu] is covered by 12 Medicare Part D plans (0.2% of all Part D formularies).

What tier is carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu] on Medicare Part D plans?

carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu] averages Tier 2.3 across Part D plans, ranging from Tier 1 to Tier 5.

Does carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu] require prior authorization?

100% of Part D formularies require prior authorization for carglumic acid 200 MG Tablet for Oral Suspension [Carbaglu]. Step therapy: 0%. Quantity limits: 0%.

Nationwide similar Part D drugs

Data-derived peers across the CMS Part D formulary extract: nearest average tier placement and nearest prior-authorization rate. Not therapeutic alternatives or same-generic strengths.

Data sourced from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainMedicare