As required by CVS/caremark, for drug products that potentially qualify under

Part B or Part D, a pharmacy provider must promptly obtain any necessary

information from the enrollee or prescriber to properly submit the drug for

processing (e.g., to the Part B plan or the Part D plan). Pursuant to your

Medicare Part D contract, it is the responsibility of the pharmacy provider to

determine whether the drug is a Part B or Part D covered drug. Only a drug that

is determined to be a Part D claim should be submitted under the Medicare Part

D program.

As required by CVS/caremark, for drug products that potentially qualify under

Part B or Part D, a pharmacy provider must promptly obtain any necessary

information from the enrollee or prescriber to properly submit the drug for

processing (e.g., to the Part B plan or the Part D plan). Pursuant to your

Medicare Part D contract, it is the responsibility of the pharmacy provider to

determine whether the drug is a Part B or Part D covered drug. Only a drug that

is determined to be a Part D claim should be submitted under the Medicare Part

D program.

CVS/caremark administers the prescription benefits for Tyson Foods.

Tyson Foods’ formulary will change effective January 1, 2016. This will result

in changes including, but not limited to, drug copays, tier changes, drug

exclusions, changes in allowed quantities, step therapy changes or additions,

and/or prior authorization additions.