Medicaid Behavioral Health Services: Oral Buprenorphine for Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
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2022
| Location | Service Covered? | Copayment Required? | Limits on Services? |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Yes - 45; No - 0; NR - 6 | Yes - 12 | Yes - 13 |
| Alabama | Yes | Yes - not specified | No |
| Alaska | Yes | NR | NR |
| Arizona | Yes | NR | No |
| Arkansas | NR | NR | NR |
| California | Yes | No | No |
| Colorado | Yes | $3 | No |
| Connecticut | Yes | No | No |
| Delaware | NR | NR | NR |
| District of Columbia | Yes | No | Prior authorization is required when prescribed over the FDA approved maximum amount |
| Florida | Yes | No | Maximum of 3 sublingual film/tabs per day for Suboxone sublingual film, Zubsolv sublingual tablets, and Buprenorphine/naloxone tablets. |
| Georgia | NR | NR | NR |
| Hawaii | Yes | No | No |
| Idaho | Yes | No | No |
| Illinois | Yes | No | NR |
| Indiana | Yes | No | NR |
| Iowa | Yes | No | No |
| Kansas | Yes | No | No |
| Kentucky | Yes | No | NR |
| Louisiana | Yes | Yes - not specified | No |
| Maine | Yes | No | Yes - not specified |
| Maryland | Yes | $1 for generic and $3 for brand name, If the drug is administered as a part of a larger visit, there's no cost sharing | No |
| Massachusetts | Yes | Yes - not specified | No |
| Michigan | Yes | No | No |
| Minnesota | NR | NR | NR |
| Mississippi | Yes | $3 office based opioid treatment | Prior authorization is required when provided in an Opioid Treatment Program as a weekly bundled code including medication. |
| Missouri | Yes | Yes - not specified | No |
| Montana | Yes | No | Prior authorization is required |
| Nebraska | Yes | No | No |
| Nevada | Yes | No | Quantity limit |
| New Hampshire | NR | NR | NR |
| New Jersey | Yes | No | No |
| New Mexico | Yes | No | No |
| New York | Yes | No | No |
| North Carolina | Yes | No | NR |
| North Dakota | Yes | No | No |
| Ohio | Yes | No | Yes - not specified |
| Oklahoma | Yes | No | NR |
| Oregon | Yes | No | No |
| Pennsylvania | Yes | $1 for generic prescriptions, $3 for brand-name | Prior authorization is required in limited situations |
| Rhode Island | Yes | No | No |
| South Carolina | Yes | No | NR |
| South Dakota | Yes | $1 pharmacy copay for generic and $3.30 for brand-name | No |
| Tennessee | Yes | No | No |
| Texas | Yes | No | If provided in an outpatient setting, limit of once per date of service by any provider; for take-home doses, limit of a quantity of 30 per 30 days by any provider; also available as a pharmacy benefit where standard quantity limits apply |
| Utah | NR | NR | NR |
| Vermont | Yes | $1, $2 or $3, depending on the cost of the drug | Prior authorization is required for doses over 16 mg per day |
| Virginia | Yes | No | No |
| Washington | Yes | No | No |
| West Virginia | Yes | No | Based on medical necessity |
| Wisconsin | Yes | $1 generic, $3 brand for drugs billed under the pharmacy benefit | Member is required to meet clinical criteria for opioid dependency |
| Wyoming | Yes | $0.65 generic, $3.65 brand | More than 16 mg buprenorphine per day requires a prior authorization |