Humana Mounjaro Prior Authorization: 2026 Criteria, Costs, and What to Do If You’re Denied
The exact approval criteria Humana checks, the packet your doctor needs to send, appeal deadlines, real cost numbers — and what to do if the request is for weight loss.
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Bottom line up front: In the Humana documents we verified, Mounjaro is listed with prior authorization and a quantity limit, and approval requires a type 2 diabetes diagnosis — while weight-loss use is specifically excluded. That one fork is the biggest approval-or-denial decision on this page. If diabetes is on your chart, there’s a real path. If you’re hoping to use Mounjaro for weight loss only, you’re likely knocking on the wrong door — and we’ll show you the door that actually opens.
Start here: find your situation
Find your row for the fast answer and your single best next move.
| If this is you | Do this next |
|---|---|
| You have Humana and documented type 2 diabetes | Ask your prescriber to submit the prior authorization with your diagnosis, chart notes, A1c history, and medication history. (Checklist below.) |
| You have Humana but Mounjaro is for weight loss only | Don’t fight this prior authorization. Check the FDA-approved weight-loss paths instead — the Humana criteria we verified exclude weight-loss use for Mounjaro. (Section below.) |
| The pharmacy says “PA required” but you thought it was covered | Check your exact plan’s drug list and confirm whether the flag is PA, a quantity limit, step therapy, or "not on the list." |
| Humana already denied it | Read the denial reason, fix what’s missing, and file a Part D appeal within your deadline. (Denial decoder below.) |
What Humana’s 2026 documents actually say
This is the part most pages skip. Here’s what we checked, and what each source shows. Last verified .
| What we checked | What it shows |
|---|---|
| 2026 Humana sample drug guide | Mounjaro listed as a Tier 3 drug with prior authorization (PA) and a quantity limit (QL) of 2 per 28 days — no step therapy shown in that row |
| 2026 Humana prior authorization criteria sample | Approval requires a type 2 diabetes diagnosis; weight-loss use is excluded; a licensed practitioner prescribes; approval runs for the plan year |
| Humana’s prior authorization instructions | Your prescriber can submit online, by fax, or by phone; Medicare members can also submit their own Part D request |
| Humana’s Part D appeal rules | You have 65 days from a denial notice to request a redetermination; Humana sends a written decision within 7 calendar days |
| CMS Medicare GLP-1 Bridge | Runs July 1, 2026–Dec. 31, 2027; $50/month copay; covers Foundayo, Wegovy, and the Zepbound KwikPen for weight loss — Mounjaro is not on the list |
| Eli Lilly pricing & savings | List price about $1,080 per 28-day carton; the $25 savings card is for commercial insurance only and excludes Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and VA |
Safety note: This page is about insurance paperwork, not whether you should start, stop, or switch a GLP-1 medication. Mounjaro carries boxed warnings, contraindications, and prescribing limits. Review the official prescribing information and talk with a licensed clinician before making any treatment decision.
Does Humana cover Mounjaro?
Humana lists Mounjaro in the 2026 sample drug guide we verified, but your exact plan still controls whether it’s covered, what tier it’s on, and what prior authorization rules apply. In that sample, Mounjaro sits on a higher cost tier with prior authorization and a quantity limit. “Covered” is not the same as “approved” — and that gap is what trips people up.
Think of it like a locked door that opens once you have the key. The drug may be on your plan’s list. But Humana still has to approve the prior authorization before the plan pays. Your job is to hand over the right key.
Three words that get mixed up — and cause a lot of panic
| Word | What it really means |
|---|---|
| Covered | The drug is on your plan’s list (the “formulary”). |
| Covered with PA | Humana will pay, but only after your doctor sends proof it’s medically appropriate. |
| Approved | Humana accepted that proof. Now it pays. |
Short codes you’ll see on your drug list
| Code | Meaning | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| PA | Prior authorization required | Have your doctor submit medical records. |
| QL | Quantity limit | Confirm how many pens or fills per 28 or 30 days. |
| ST | Step therapy (try another drug first) | Ask which drug must be tried first — only if your plan shows ST. |
| NF | Not on the formulary | Ask about an exception or a covered alternative. |
Here’s why your pharmacy can say “PA required” even though Mounjaro looks covered: the drug list can show the drug and still require approval first. Humana also warns that if you fill a drug that needs prior authorization before it’s approved, you can get stuck paying the full bill yourself. So don’t pay cash in a panic — get the prior authorization moving first.
How to check your exact Humana plan before your doctor submits
Before your prescriber submits anything, look up your exact Humana drug list in your MyHumana account or your plan documents and write down four things: whether Mounjaro is listed, what tier it’s on, the restriction codes, and exactly what your rejection says. That one screenshot gives your doctor’s office the rule they need to answer, instead of guessing.
The 5-minute version:
- Sign in to MyHumana (or grab your plan’s “Evidence of Coverage” and drug list).
- Search Mounjaro. Note the tier and any codes (PA, QL, ST, NF).
- If you got a rejection or denial, write down the exact reason it gives.
- Screenshot all of it.
- Send that screenshot to your doctor’s office with the checklist below.
Plans differ — even between two Humana plans. The only documents that truly rule your case are your own plan’s Evidence of Coverage and your denial letter, if you got one. When those disagree with anything online, including us, they win.
What does Humana require to approve Mounjaro in 2026?
In the 2026 Humana prior authorization criteria we reviewed, approval comes down to two things: the request must be for type 2 diabetes, and weight-loss use is specifically listed as an exclusion. A licensed practitioner submits it, and approval typically runs for the plan year. Your specific plan can add rules, so confirm yours.
Mounjaro is FDA-approved to help control blood sugar in adults — and kids 10 and up — with type 2 diabetes. It is not FDA-approved for weight loss. So Humana’s main question is simple: Is there type 2 diabetes in this person’s record?
One thing other pages get wrong: don’t assume you have to “fail metformin first.” The Humana sample we verified shows prior authorization and a quantity limit on Mounjaro — not step therapy. Eli Lilly’s prior authorization guide notes that insurance forms may ask about past diabetes medicines and how you responded, so it’s smart to gather that history. But we won’t tell you “Humana always requires step therapy” because the document we checked doesn’t show it. Verify your specific plan.
What tends to matter most in a Humana Mounjaro prior authorization
| Evidence | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Documented type 2 diabetes diagnosis | This is the criterion the verified Humana sample is built around. |
| Current and past A1c results | Supports the diagnosis and shows why you’re on (or staying on) the drug. |
| Doctor’s chart notes | Proves the diagnosis is in your record, not just on the prescription. |
| Past diabetes medications tried | Insurance forms may ask, even when step therapy isn’t required. |
| Current dose and refill status | Shows whether this is a new start or continuing care. |
| Your denial letter or pharmacy rejection | Tells your doctor exactly which rule Humana is applying. |
What your doctor should submit for a Humana Mounjaro prior authorization
The strongest prior authorization isn’t a generic letter — it’s a packet that answers Humana’s question head-on. For Mounjaro, that means documenting type 2 diabetes, attaching chart notes and labs, and directly addressing any denial reason or plan rule. Missing records are the #1 reason requests stall and bounce.
The Mounjaro PA checklist (give this to your prescriber)
| Item to include | Why Humana needs it |
|---|---|
| Your name, date of birth, and Humana member ID | Identifies the correct plan and criteria set |
| Drug name, strength, dose, and pens per month | Matches the quantity limit and dosing requirement |
| Type 2 diabetes diagnosis and the date it was made | Confirms the covered indication |
| Diagnosis code from your medical record | Your clinician picks the right ICD-10 code — Lilly’s guide lists examples such as E11.65, E11.8, E11.9, but these are examples only |
| Current A1c, plus older or diagnostic A1c | Shows blood-sugar control and history |
| Chart notes that show the diabetes diagnosis | Proves the diagnosis is in your record |
| Past diabetes medicines tried (dates, results, side effects) | Insurance forms may ask; documents your medication history |
| Current medications and any related conditions | Rules out concurrent GLP-1 use; shows clinical picture |
| “Continuing therapy” note if you’re already on Mounjaro | Shows this is an established, ongoing regimen |
| Pharmacy rejection or denial letter, if you have one | Tells your doctor exactly which rule to address |
| Clear statement that this is for diabetes (when accurate), not weight loss | Directly answers Humana’s key question |
“Hi — Humana says Mounjaro needs prior authorization. Could your office submit it with my type 2 diabetes diagnosis, my recent A1c, and documentation of my medication history? Please include a clear note that this is for diabetes, not weight loss. If anything is denied, please send me the exact reason so I know whether it was missing information, a plan exclusion, or something else. Thank you.”
What you can do today, in five minutes:
- Screenshot the pharmacy rejection or denial letter.
- Ask the office how they submit prior authorizations — online (like CoverMyMeds), fax, phone, or the Humana portal.
- Ask if they need fresh labs.
- If your blood sugar is now well-controlled, ask them to include your original diabetes diagnosis (more on why that matters below).
- Ask when to follow up if Humana hasn’t answered.
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The exact documents to hand your prescriber so the request goes in complete
How do you submit it, and how long does it take?
A healthcare provider can send a Humana medication prior authorization online, by fax, or by phone, and Medicare members can also submit their own Part D request. In real life, it moves fastest when the prescriber submits complete records, because back-and-forth over missing paperwork is what drags it out.
Timing depends on your plan and the type of request, but here’s a realistic map:
- Same day: Confirm Mounjaro is on your plan’s list and see whether the flag is PA, QL, ST, or NF.
- 1–3 days: Your office gathers records and submits the prior authorization.
- About 72 hours: A common window for a standard coverage decision (24 hours if expedited because waiting could harm your health). Confirm the timeframe for your plan.
- Within 7 calendar days: If you’re denied and you appeal, Humana sends a written decision on a Part D appeal within 7 calendar days.
Where delays usually happen — and the exact words to fix them
| The delay | What likely caused it | What to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Pharmacy says “PA needed,” but your doctor has no request | The request wasn’t sent or wasn’t received | “Can you re-send the PA request to my prescriber?” |
| Doctor submitted, but no decision yet | Missing records, or still under review | “Was the PA submitted, and do you have a confirmation number?” |
| Denied for “weight loss” | The use doesn’t match the diabetes rule | “Can we clarify the covered diabetes diagnosis, if that’s accurate?” |
| Denied for “missing diagnosis” | Chart notes or labs weren’t attached | “Can the office resubmit with my diagnosis records?” |
What happens if Humana denies Mounjaro?
A denial isn’t the end — it’s a written explanation of what Humana says is missing or not covered, and you can appeal. For Medicare Part D, you have 65 days from the date on your Notice of Denial to ask for a “redetermination” (the formal word for a first appeal), and Humana must respond in writing within 7 calendar days.
First, figure out why it was denied. The reason changes your whole next move:
| Denial reason | What it usually means | Best next step |
|---|---|---|
| Not medically necessary | Your records didn’t satisfy the criteria | Add chart notes, diagnosis, labs, and a clear doctor rationale, then resubmit. |
| Weight-loss use | Humana sees this as weight loss only | Don’t force Mounjaro. Switch to an FDA-approved weight-loss path (below). |
| Missing diagnosis | Type 2 diabetes wasn’t clearly documented | Ask your prescriber to resubmit with diagnosis records. |
| Quantity limit | Dose or fill count is over the plan’s cap | Match the limit or ask for a quantity exception. |
| Step therapy | Your plan wants another drug tried first | Confirm step therapy actually applies to your plan; document past therapy if true. |
| Not on formulary | Mounjaro isn’t on that plan’s list | Ask about a formulary exception or a covered alternative. |
Your Part D appeal packet
- Your denial notice
- Your member info, drug, and dose
- A short reason you’re appealing
- Your prescriber’s supporting statement
- Chart notes, labs, and diagnosis records
- Past diabetes-medication history
- Proof of the date you submitted (keep a copy)
Free tip most people miss: Your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) gives free, one-on-one Medicare appeal help. It costs nothing, and they do this all day.
When to ask for a fast (expedited) review: if your prescriber believes waiting the standard time could seriously harm your health, the request can qualify for expedited handling.
Will Humana cover Mounjaro for weight loss?
No — don’t build your plan around getting Mounjaro approved for weight loss. The 2026 Humana Medicare criteria we reviewed exclude weight-loss use for Mounjaro, and Mounjaro is FDA-approved only for type 2 diabetes. Pushing a weight-loss-only request through a diabetes door usually wastes time and ends in a denial.
Mounjaro vs. Zepbound (this trips up almost everyone). Mounjaro and Zepbound contain the same active ingredient, tirzepatide — but they’re FDA-approved for different things. Mounjaro is approved for type 2 diabetes. Zepbound is approved for weight management (and for obstructive sleep apnea in adults with obesity). For weight loss, Zepbound is the on-label name, not Mounjaro. This isn’t a loophole — it’s how the approvals are written.
If you’re on Medicare, the new Medicare GLP-1 Bridge may be your answer. Starting July 1, 2026, this temporary federal program gives eligible Medicare Part D members access to certain weight-loss GLP-1 medicines for a $50 copay per month, running through December 31, 2027. The covered drugs are Foundayo tablets, Wegovy (injection or tablet), and the Zepbound KwikPen — used for weight reduction. Mounjaro is not on the Bridge list.
Medicare GLP-1 Bridge eligibility criteria (at time of GLP-1 initiation)
BMI 35+
Eligible regardless of other conditions (for weight reduction only).
BMI 30+ with qualifying condition
Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, uncontrolled high blood pressure, or chronic kidney disease stage 3a or above.
BMI 27+ with qualifying condition
Prediabetes, a previous heart attack, a previous stroke, or symptomatic peripheral artery disease.
Two details that matter: CMS looks at your BMI when you started the medicine, not today — so losing weight since then doesn’t disqualify you. And GLP-1 use for type 2 diabetes, obstructive sleep apnea, or certain liver disease is handled through normal Part D coverage rules, not the Bridge.
Find your path
| Your situation | Better next step |
|---|---|
| Medicare + weight loss is your goal | Check Medicare GLP-1 Bridge eligibility (Foundayo, Wegovy, Zepbound KwikPen at $50/mo from July 1, 2026). |
| Want a Zepbound path | See the Zepbound coverage and Bridge guide. |
| Want a Wegovy path | Check Humana’s Wegovy coverage. |
| Commercial (job-based) Humana + want a covered weight-loss brand | Your plan may cover Zepbound or Wegovy with its own prior authorization — a telehealth coverage check can tell you fast (see below). |
Already on Mounjaro and your A1c improved? Don’t let that get you denied
This is one of the most painful surprises in GLP-1 coverage: the medicine works, your blood sugar looks great, and then a refill or renewal gets questioned because your current numbers look “too good.” The fix is to make sure your prescriber documents your original type 2 diabetes diagnosis and history — not just today’s improved A1c.
Type 2 diabetes is a long-term diagnosis; controlling it doesn’t erase it. The trick is making sure Humana sees the full story.
Your continuing-therapy packet
- The original diagnosis and the date it was made
- Older or diagnostic A1c, or the lab values that first showed diabetes
- Your current A1c and how you’ve responded to treatment
- Your current dose and how well you tolerate it
- Why stopping or switching could set your health back
- Chart notes showing the diabetes diagnosis is still part of your medical history
What will Mounjaro cost with Humana?
With Humana coverage approved for diabetes, you pay your plan’s copay or coinsurance — and in 2026, your total Part D out-of-pocket is capped at $2,100 for covered drugs. Without coverage, Mounjaro’s list price is about $1,080 a month. The well-known “$25 Mounjaro” savings card only works for people with commercial (job-based) insurance — Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and VA members are not eligible.
| Your situation | What you pay (per month) | Counts toward Part D cap? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Humana Medicare, Mounjaro for diabetes, PA approved | Your plan’s tier copay or coinsurance; total Part D out-of-pocket capped at $2,100/yr in 2026 | Yes | Diabetes only. The $25 manufacturer card cannot be used with Medicare. |
| Humana commercial/job-based, Mounjaro for diabetes, PA approved | Your plan copay; as low as $25/mo with the Mounjaro Savings Card | Per plan | Card is for commercial insurance only. |
| Mounjaro for weight loss | Humana Medicare criteria we verified exclude weight-loss use; commercial plans can vary | — | For weight loss, compare on-label options like Zepbound or Wegovy. |
| Denied / paying cash at retail | About $1,080 for a 28-day carton (Lilly list price) | No | Same price across all dose strengths. |
| Cash with a discount card (GoodRx/SingleCare) | Roughly $900–$1,100 | No | Varies by pharmacy, ZIP code, dose, coupon, and date — check a few. |
| Commercial, Mounjaro not covered, savings card applied | As low as $499 for a one-month fill if eligible; annual savings capped ~$8,411 | Per plan | The $25 price only applies when your commercial plan covers it. |
| Medicare, weight loss, via the GLP-1 Bridge | $50/mo for Foundayo, Wegovy, or Zepbound KwikPen — not Mounjaro | No — Bridge is outside Part D and doesn’t count toward your OOP total | From July 1, 2026; needs a Bridge prior authorization and CMS criteria. |
Sources: Eli Lilly pricing; Mounjaro savings terms; Medicare 2026 Part D rules. Full Mounjaro savings card guide →
Can telehealth help with a Humana Mounjaro prior authorization?
Telehealth can help you check your GLP-1 coverage, but no coverage-checker tool submits your Humana Mounjaro prior authorization for you. For a Mounjaro prior authorization, the prescriber who wrote your Mounjaro prescription is the one who submits it to Humana.
Let’s be straight about who this helps. The RX Index is a pricing intelligence and comparison resource for GLP-1 telehealth providers, and we’ll always tell you when a tool isn’t your answer.
| Option | Best for | Submits Humana PA? |
|---|---|---|
| Your own prescriber + Humana | Anyone with type 2 diabetes on Humana | Yes (your prescriber) |
| Ro’s free GLP-1 Insurance Coverage Checker | Commercial insurance + want to know if Wegovy/Zepbound is covered before choosing a path | No — report only, not a PA submission |
| Ro’s weight-loss program | Commercial insurance + pursuing Wegovy or Zepbound | Yes, for supported weight-loss meds. Not for Medicare or Mounjaro. |
Ro is a good fit if you:
- Want a free, fast read on whether your GLP-1 coverage requires prior authorization
- Have commercial (job-based) insurance and want help pursuing a covered weight-loss brand like Zepbound or Wegovy
- Want a coverage report you can share with your own doctor
Here’s the honest limit. Ro’s insurance-covered GLP-1 support is built around Wegovy, Zepbound, and Ozempic — not Mounjaro — and it’s designed for commercial insurance, not government plans like Medicare, Medicaid, or TRICARE. If you’re a Humana Medicare member trying to get Mounjaro covered for diabetes, Ro isn’t your tool — your own prescriber working directly with Humana is. Ro’s membership is $39 for the first month, then as low as $74/month with an annual plan (medication cost is separate). Verify current pricing before signing up.
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What we actually verified
We’d rather show our work than ask you to trust a conclusion. Here’s what we checked for this page, and what stays specific to your own plan.
| What we verified | Primary source | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Humana 2026 drug guide: Mounjaro listed as Tier 3 with PA, QL of 2 per 28 days, no step therapy shown | Humana Medicare drug list | Verified |
| Humana 2026 PA criteria: type 2 diabetes required; weight-loss use excluded; plan-year approval | Humana prior authorization criteria sample | Verified |
| Submission options: online, fax, phone; Medicare members may self-submit Part D PA | Humana prior authorization instructions | Verified |
| Part D appeal: 65-day filing window from denial notice; 7-day written decision | Humana Part D appeal rules | Verified |
| CMS Medicare GLP-1 Bridge: $50/mo; July 1, 2026–Dec. 31, 2027; covers Foundayo, Wegovy, Zepbound KwikPen; Mounjaro excluded | CMS.gov Medicare GLP-1 Bridge page | Verified |
| Mounjaro FDA indication: type 2 diabetes in adults and children 10+; not approved for weight loss | FDA/Lilly Mounjaro prescribing information | Verified |
| Mounjaro list price ~$1,080/28-day carton; $25 savings card for commercial only; Medicare/Medicaid/TRICARE/VA excluded | Eli Lilly pricing and savings terms | Verified |
| Ro’s coverage checker: report-only; does not submit PA; commercial insurance; not for Medicare or Mounjaro | Ro weight-loss program pages | Verified |
Last verified: . Humana updates formularies periodically; confirm your specific plan at humana.com or by calling Member Services.
What stays specific to you: your exact Humana plan, your tier and copay, your deductible stage, any extra criteria your plan adds, whether step therapy applies, whether this is a new start or continuing care, and whether your prescriber submits enough evidence. When in doubt, your plan’s Evidence of Coverage and your denial letter win over anything you read online — including us.
Frequently asked questions about Humana Mounjaro prior authorization
Quick answers to the most common questions about Humana’s Mounjaro coverage, criteria, denials, and costs.
- Does Humana require prior authorization for Mounjaro?
- On many plans, yes. A 2026 Humana sample drug guide lists Mounjaro with prior authorization and a quantity limit. Always confirm your exact plan in your MyHumana account or your plan’s drug list.
- What does Humana require to approve Mounjaro?
- In the 2026 Humana criteria we reviewed, Mounjaro requires a type 2 diabetes diagnosis and excludes weight-loss use. Your specific plan can add other rules, so check your Evidence of Coverage.
- Does Humana cover Mounjaro for weight loss?
- Don’t count on it. The Humana criteria we verified list weight loss as an exclusion for Mounjaro, and the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge weight-loss drug list does not include Mounjaro. For weight loss, the on-label paths use drugs like Zepbound or Wegovy.
- What should my doctor submit for a Humana Mounjaro prior authorization?
- Diagnosis records, chart notes, A1c history, past and current diabetes medications, your dose and quantity, and any denial details. Eli Lilly’s guide notes that insurance forms often ask for diagnosis codes, treatment history, A1c, and clinical notes.
- Can I submit the prior authorization myself?
- Humana allows Medicare members to submit their own Part D prior authorization request, but your doctor’s medical records are usually the deciding evidence, so prescriber submission is typically faster.
- How long does Humana’s Mounjaro prior authorization take?
- It depends on your plan and request type, but a standard coverage decision is often around 72 hours, or 24 hours if expedited. On a Part D appeal, Humana sends a written decision within 7 calendar days.
- What if Humana denies Mounjaro?
- Read the denial reason first. For Medicare Part D, you have 65 days from the denial notice to request a redetermination (a first appeal), and you can fix and resubmit missing documentation.
- Is step therapy required for Humana to cover Mounjaro?
- Not always. The Humana sample we verified shows prior authorization and a quantity limit on Mounjaro, not step therapy. Don’t assume you must “fail metformin first” unless your plan or denial notice says so.
- Can a lower A1c hurt my Mounjaro renewal?
- It can cause confusion if your plan only sees today’s improved numbers. Ask your prescriber to document your original type 2 diabetes diagnosis, older labs, current response, and why continuing the medicine is appropriate.
- Does the $50 Medicare GLP-1 Bridge copay count toward the Part D cap?
- No. CMS says Bridge drugs are provided outside the Part D benefit, and the $50 copay does not count toward your true out-of-pocket total. The Bridge can lower the cost of weight-loss GLP-1s, but it is not the same as getting Mounjaro approved under Part D for diabetes.
- Does the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge cover Mounjaro?
- No. The Bridge covers Foundayo, Wegovy, and the Zepbound KwikPen for eligible weight-loss use starting July 1, 2026 — Mounjaro is not on the list.
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Related guides
- → Does Humana cover Mounjaro for weight loss? (2026)
- → Aetna Mounjaro prior authorization 2026
- → CVS Caremark Mounjaro prior authorization 2026
- → Express Scripts Mounjaro prior authorization 2026
- → UnitedHealthcare Mounjaro prior authorization 2026
- → OptumRx Mounjaro prior authorization 2026
- → Blue Cross Mounjaro prior authorization 2026
- → Kaiser Mounjaro prior authorization 2026
- → Mounjaro Savings Card 2026: $25 or $499?
- → Medicare GLP-1 Bridge eligibility guide 2026
- → Free 60-second GLP-1 matching quiz
By The RX Index Editorial Team. The RX Index is a pricing intelligence and comparison resource for GLP-1 telehealth providers. This guide is general information, not medical advice, and does not guarantee Humana coverage. Verify your benefits with your plan; all treatment decisions require a licensed clinician. Last verified: .
Primary sources
- Humana — Medicare drug list: humana.com/pharmacy/medicare-drug-list
- Humana — prior authorization guidelines and forms: humana.com/pharmacy/prior-authorization-medication-approvals
- Humana — medical and pharmacy preauthorizations / appeals: humana.com/member/member-rights/medical-pharmacy-preauthorizations
- Humana — Part D coverage redetermination: humana.com/medicare-support/member-guidelines/exceptions-and-appeals/part-d-coverage-redetermination
- Eli Lilly — Mounjaro pricing: pricinginfo.lilly.com/mounjaro
- Eli Lilly — Mounjaro savings & coverage: mounjaro.lilly.com/savings-resources
- DailyMed — Mounjaro (tirzepatide) prescribing information (type 2 diabetes indication; boxed warning; contraindications)
- CMS — Medicare GLP-1 Bridge (information for beneficiaries): cms.gov/medicare/coverage/prescription-drug-coverage/medicare-glp-1-bridge/information-medicare-beneficiaries
- CMS — Part D coverage determinations: cms.gov/medicare/appeals-grievances/prescription-drug/coverage-determinations
- Medicare.gov — 2026 Part D out-of-pocket cap
- Ro — GLP-1 Insurance Coverage Checker and weight-loss program pages: ro.co/weight-loss/glp1-insurance-checker