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		<title>Medicaid Policies to Encourage Long Acting Reversible Contraceptions (LARCs)</title>
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<p>Medicaid Policies</p>



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<li>Offer providers a dispensing fee add-on when dispensing highly-effective contraceptives (IL to 340B providers)</li>



<li>Provide reimbursement for evaluation/management (E/M) visits, where a practitioner and beneficiary discuss contraceptive options, in addition to same day LARC insertion or removal procedures (IL)</li>



<li>Increased LARC reimbursement rate to cover slightly more than the practitioner’s cost to purchase LARC devices to stock in their office (SC)</li>



<li>In the outpatient setting, practitioners may order a LARC device for delivery to the practitioner’s office by a specialty pharmacy. (SC)</li>



<li>Allow providers the option to prescribe and obtain a limited number of LARC products from specialty pharmacies and to return unused and unopened LARC products through a “abandoned unit return” program. (TX)</li>



<li>Set reimbursement to share savings from 340B purchased LARCs</li>
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