
Prime Therapeutics still accepts fax for prior authorization, with numbers that vary by health plan. ePA is offered alongside, not a replacement.
Who This Page Is For
Providers submitting prior authorization requests on behalf of a member covered by a Prime Therapeutics-administered plan, often a Blue Cross Blue Shield plan. Check which specific plan applies before choosing a fax number.
Prime Therapeutics continues to accept fax for prior authorization requests, confirmed directly on its provider prior authorization hub. Unlike some peers in this cluster, Prime Therapeutics does not frame fax as being phased out, it presents electronic prior authorization (ePA) through CoverMyMeds as an available option, not a mandated replacement. Fax routing depends on the member's plan and the specific drug or request form. Do not assume that one Choice/commercial number covers every request.
Fax number(s) verified September 17, 2026.
Nothing has replaced fax outright. Prime Therapeutics promotes ePA via CoverMyMeds as a faster alternative, but its own materials treat fax and ePA as coexisting options rather than framing one as a legacy channel being retired.
Several other pharmacy prior authorization intermediaries follow a similar pattern. Our directory also covers Carelon's fax number, is fax still accepted at Evolent, the Cohere Health fax page, and Express Scripts's prior authorization fax, each with its own fax status and routing notes.
Fax.Plus stores Prime Therapeutics prior authorization faxes with 256-bit AES encryption at rest, unique key per user.
No. Use the current form for the member’s plan and requested drug. The Choice Xolair and self-administered oncology forms revised October 1, 2026 list 888-272-1349, but that does not establish one number for every Choice or commercial request.
No, ePA through CoverMyMeds is offered as an option alongside fax, not a requirement.
