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This newsletter contains important information for Uniform Medical Plan (UMP) School Employees Benefits Board (SEBB) program members about benefit changes and new resources for 2025.

Preauthorization requirements for UMP plans (administered by Regence). This document includes: Guidelines, inpatient admissions, radiology, sleep, physical medicine, lab, maternity medicine, and genetic testing. Preauthorization is when you seek approval from your health plan for coverage of specific services, supplies, or drugs before receiving them. Some services or treatments (except emergencies) may require preauthorization before the plan pays for them. These criteria do not imply or guarantee approval. Please check with your plan to ensure coverage. Preauthorization requirements are only valid for the month published. They may have changed from previous months and may change in future months.

Preauthorization requirements for UMP plans (administered by Regence). This document includes: Substance use disorder, mental health, DME, surgery and transplants. Preauthorization is when you seek approval from your health plan for coverage of specific services, supplies, or drugs before receiving them. Some services or treatments (except emergencies) may require preauthorization before the plan pays for them. These criteria do not imply or guarantee approval. Please check with your plan to ensure coverage. Preauthorization requirements are only valid for the month published. They may have changed from previous months and may change in future months.

Preauthorization requirements for UMP plans (administered by Regence). Preauthorization is when you seek approval from your health plan for coverage of specific services, supplies, or drugs before receiving them. Some services or treatments (except emergencies) may require preauthorization before the plan pays for them. These criteria do not imply or guarantee approval. Please check with your plan to ensure coverage. Preauthorization requirements are only valid for the month published. They may have changed from previous months and may change in future months.

Preauthorization for UMP plans pharmacy benefits (administered by ArrayRx). Preauthorization is when you seek approval from your health plan for coverage of specific services, supplies, or drugs before receiving them. Some services or treatments (except emergencies) may require preauthorization before the plan pays for them. These criteria do not imply or guarantee approval. Please check with your plan to ensure coverage. Preauthorization requirements are only valid for the month published. They may have changed from previous months and may change in future months.

Preauthorization for UMP plans pharmacy benefits (administered by ArrayRx). Preauthorization is when you seek approval from your health plan for coverage of specific services, supplies, or drugs before receiving them. Some services or treatments (except emergencies) may require preauthorization before the plan pays for them. These criteria do not imply or guarantee approval. Please check with your plan to ensure coverage. Preauthorization requirements are only valid for the month published. They may have changed from previous months and may change in future months.

This form directs Washington State Rx Services (WSRxS) to communicate with you about your personal health information at the address you select. This form does not apply to your health care provider. You must give your provider separate, specific instruction about what health information they may share and with whom.

This form directs Washington State RX Services (WSRxS) to communicate with you about your personal health information at the address you select.

This form is for notifying Washington State Rx Services (WSRxS) that you have prescription drug coverage in addition to Uniform Medical Plan (UMP).

This Uniform Medical Plan (UMP) form is for provider use. This form is required when patients are using opioids chronically or when daily opioid doses reach 120 MME or greater. This form may authorize use for a maximum of 12-months. Washington State Rx Services (WSRxS) created this form.