Okla. Stat. tit. 15, § 15-786
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Identification cards - Ineligibility - Notice
Official statutory text
A. All persons enrolled in a third party prescription program
shall be issued an identification card by the administrator of the
program which shall be presented when obtaining services from a
pharmacy.
B. In the event that a person uses a program identification
card to obtain goods and services from a pharmacy when they are no
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 15. Contracts Page 192
longer eligible for prescription drug services, the administrator
shall make one good faith payment for one claim to a pharmacy.
C. Notification of a pharmacy of the ineligibility of a person
shall be given by indicating this on the payment voucher on which a
good faith payment has been made.
shall be issued an identification card by the administrator of the
program which shall be presented when obtaining services from a
pharmacy.
B. In the event that a person uses a program identification
card to obtain goods and services from a pharmacy when they are no
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 15. Contracts Page 192
longer eligible for prescription drug services, the administrator
shall make one good faith payment for one claim to a pharmacy.
C. Notification of a pharmacy of the ineligibility of a person
shall be given by indicating this on the payment voucher on which a
good faith payment has been made.
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