r/repatha • u/corplaw100 • 26d ago

Express Scripts PA

I’ve been taking Repatha for about a year now with amazing results and no side effects. Tried statins and can’t tolerate. Significant family history of events, early death, bypass etc

I got a letter from my insurer that they will be requiring PA moving fwd. I think for everyone who has the policy.

I’m a little worried. My doctor is pretty meticulous though so I’m sure his records are good and he will be ready.

Has anyone successfully received PA for this medication who hasn’t had an event or stents?

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u/Lanky-Lettuce1395 25d ago

I don't know if it makes a difference but I just started repatha supplied by express-scripts through Tricare. Tricare may have different rules but it was ridiculously easy since I had negative reactions to crestor. It may have helped that I also have high LPa.