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Comments on Part D Formulary Guidance March 6, 2006 2 ENFORCE DRUG PLAN COMPLIANCE WITH EXISTING FORMULARY PROTECTIONS We strongly encourage CMS to use its authority to enforce compliance with the formulary guidance, including coverage of the six protected classes and the prohibition against applying utilization management techniques to the antiretroviral drug class. Drug plans that fail to meet the formulary guidelines must be subject to fines or other penalties or we see little incentive for them to adhere to the formulary guidance. Furthermore, as you review drug plans for participation in 2007, compliance with antiretroviral coverage should be a key consideration. Even with the current protected class status, PDP coverage of antiretrovirals has been considerably less than one hundred percent. In fact, PDP formulary coverage nationwide for Aptivus was reported to be 74 percent and as low as 32 percent in one major state. Drug plans also are controlling antiretrovirals through inappropriate policies ranging from prior authorization to requiring prescriptions to be filled by mail order rather than at the pharmacy. We appreciate the magnitude of implementing a new federal program such as Medicare Part D and the impact of the program's size on the ability to regulate it; however, the lives of Medicare beneficiaries with HIV AIDS depend on their ability to access prescription drugs without interruptions through this program. We also urge CMS to conduct stricter reviews of the placement of antiretrovirals within the cost sharing tier structures. We are concerned that frequently prescribed antiretrovirals are consistently being placed in higher cost sharing tiers by some drug plans. In a review of the 45 Oregon drug plans using the CMS website, only 36 of the 45 drug plans covered all 25 of the FDA-approved antiretrovirals and 72% 18 of 25 ; of the antiretrovirals were placed in the top two tiers tiers 4 and 5 ; by at least some plans. Furthermore, although drugs plans are instructed to not misuse cost sharing to discourage enrollment by people with higher cost conditions such as HIV AIDS, the standard that CMS uses to determine discrimination is not defined. We are concerned that drug plans may satisfy the anti-discrimination requirement on paper by placing less commonly prescribed antiretrovirals in the lower cost sharing tiers and more frequently prescribed antiretrovirals in the higher cost sharing tiers. Given the significant flexibility that drug plans have in determining cost sharing, the higher tiers can require beneficiaries to pay hundreds of dollars for a single prescription. These fees seriously impede access to treatment for Medicare beneficiaries with HIV AIDS who rely on six to eight medications per month to stay alive. CONTINUE EXCLUSION OF ALL ANTIRETROVIRALS FROM UTILIZATION MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES The CMS decision to prohibit drug plans from applying utilization management techniques such as prior authorization to antiretrovirals is consistent with current clinical standards of clinical practice, which do not permit prior authorization or other utilization management tools to limit prescribers' capacity to prescribe the full range of antiretroviral therapies. Antiretroviral agents are unique compounds that are not interchangeable. People with HIV AIDS switch antiretorivals because of debilitating side effects, treatment complications and drug resistance. When this occurs, treatment options are limited and access to new medications must be immediate. We also strongly support the CMS decision to support continuity of care by not allowing drug plans to apply utilization management techniques for the other five protected classes to beneficiaries who are stabilized on a drug.

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MATERIALS AND METHODS pUC19 mutants The QuickChange Site-Directed Mutagenesis Kit Stratagene, La Jolla, CA ; was used to insert ochre codons and silent point mutation into the N-terminal region of the lacZ open reading frame ; ORF on the pUC19 plasmid GenBank accession no. L09137 X02514 ; . Where necessary, we followed the protocol outlined by Wang and Malcolm 7 ; for QuickChange mutagenesis reactions involving primers that exceeded the 40 nt limit recommended by Stratagene. XL-10 Gold Super Competent Cells Stratagene ; were transformed with pUC19 mutants and spread along with 1.2 mg X-Gal ; and 5 mmol isopropyl b-D-thio-galactopyranoside IPTG ; on Luria Bertani LB ; broth agar plates containing 100 mg ml ampicillin to confirm the absence of blue colonies containing lacZ + genes. pUC19 mutagenesis was also confirmed by DNA sequencing. Polymerase chain reaction All PCR recombination experiments were performed under the same general reaction conditions with variations noted in the Results section. Reaction mixtures consisted of 2.5 U cloned Pfu polymerase Stratagene ; , 200 mM each dNTP, 0.5 mmol each primer and a 100 ng equal mixture of pUC19 mutants in 50 ml the recommended reaction buffer. Each of the amplification reactions used the P1 primer combined with either P2 or P3 create 329 or 511 bp products, respectively P1: 50 TAA CTA TGC GGC ATC AGA GC-30 ; P2: 50 -GAC CAT GAT TAC GCC AAG C-30 ; P3: 50 -GCG TTG GCC GAT TCA TTA-30 ; . Thermocycling began with 30 s at followed by 30 cycles of 30 s and 1 min at 75 C. PCR products were purified using the QIAquick PCR Purification Kit Qiagen, Valencia, CA ; , and concentrations were determined via ultra violet UV ; absorption at 260 nm. Transformation and screening Escherichia coli transformation and screening began with the restriction digest of recovered PCR products and subsequent ligation back into the pUC19 vector. Seventy-five nanograms of the purified PCR product was cut with NdeI and HindIII before being repurified with the QIAquick PCR Kit or QIAquick Gel Extraction Kit Qiagen ; . When the pUC19 mutants had been amplified using P1 and P2, the QIAquick PCR Kit was used to efficiently remove the short terminal fragments cleaved from the PCR product during the digest reaction. However, when pUC19 mutants had been amplified using the P1 and P3 primers, gel filtration was necessary to isolate the 264 bp recombinant restriction fragment for ligation into pUC19. In this case, the corresponding band was excised from the gel and cleaned up with the QIAquick Gel Extraction Kit. A 50 ng sample of a pUC19 lacZ mutant was cut with NdeI and HindIII and treated with calf intestinal alkaline phosphatase before purification with the QIAquick PCR Kit. A pUC19 lacZ knockout mutant was used as a cloning vector to avoid the possibility that small amounts of undigested plasmids could contribute to the observed phenotype rescue frequency. Digested PCR products and pUC19 vectors were and aredia.

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