Step 2: Glyset or acarbose Step 1: One of the following: Step 2: Amitiza Step 1: One of the following atypical antipsychotics: Step 2: Abilify or Abilify Disc or Invega or Geodon Step 1: metformin
Step 2: Avandamet Treatment Group Description Step 1: metformin
Step 2: Cetraxal Step 1: One of the following sulfonylurea products:
a. glyburide b. glipizide c. glimepiride
Step 2: Diabinese (chlorpropamide) Step 1: One of the following:
b. dextroamphetamine c. dexmethylphenidate d. methylphenidate
Step 2: Strattera
Dipeptidyl Peptidase 4 Inhibitor Therapy
Step 1: metformin
Step 2: Duetact Treatment Group Description Step 1: One of the following atypical antipsychotics: Step 2: Fanapt Step 1: metformin
Step 2: Byetta Step 1: One tier 1 or tier 2 inhaled corticosteroid Step 2: Aerobid/Aerobid-M or Asmanex or Azmacort or Alvesco Step 1: Singulair
Step 2: Accolate or Zyflo CR Step 1: One of the following:
Step 2: Foradil or Serevent Step 1: metformin
Step 2: Prandin or nateglinide Step 1: One of the following formulary opioid products
a. hydrocodone b. hydromorphone c. methadone d. morphine e. oxycodone
Step 2: meperidine Step 1: One of the following:
Step 2: Xalatan Treatment Group Description Step 1: One of the following formulary opioid products:
c. morphine d. oxycodone e. opiate/acetaminophen
Step 2: pentazocine/ naloxone or pentazocine/ acetaminophen Step 1: metformin
Step 2: Prandimet Step 1: One of the following:
b. Beta-blocker c. Calcium-channel blocker
Step 2: Ranexa Step 1: One of the following:
Step 2: Selfemra Step 1: sumatriptan injection Step 2: Sumavel Step 1: One of the following:
c. Angiotensin II receptor blocker d. Angiotensin II receptor blocker combination
Step 2: Tekturna or Tekturna HCT Step 1: Topical Corticosteroid
Step 2: Elidel or Protopic Treatment Group Description Step 1: albuterol (nebulizer) Step 2: Xopenex Nebulizer Step 1: allopurinol
Step 2: Uloric *Step therapy applies to new starts only
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