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Nevada Medicaid · Heart Disease Risk Reduction

Nevada Medicaid coverage for Ozempic (Heart Disease Risk Reduction)

Medicaid

Covered with requirements

What you need to qualify

  • Established cardiovascular disease (MI, stroke, and PAD)
  • Lab results confirming eligibility

Qualification pathways

You can qualify through any one of these.

CV risk reduction in T2DM with established CVD

All of:

  • Diagnosis of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM)
  • Established cardiovascular disease
  • Documentation of A1C lab results within past 180 days
  • No history of pancreatitis
  • Prescribed at FDA-approved dose for T2DM indication
  • Recipient is appropriate age per FDA label

Documentation to bring

  • Documentation of T2DM diagnosis
  • Documentation of established cardiovascular disease
  • A1C lab result within past 180 days
  • Confirmation of no history of pancreatitis

Approval and renewal

  • Initial approval: 12 months
  • Renewal: every 12 months
  • To renew, the plan looks for Documentation of positive response from therapy; recipient continues to meet all initial criteria.

Not covered when

  • History of pancreatitis
  • Prescribing for weight loss in absence of T2DM indication
  • Type 1 diabetes

Policy note: This CV risk reduction pathway under the Incretin Mimetics class criteria requires T2DM diagnosis (unlike Wegovy's CV risk exception which explicitly excludes diabetic patients). The class-level criteria cover CV risk reduction only for recipients WITH T2DM and established CVD. Appropriate age per FDA label required.

Policy effective April 6, 2026 · verified June 3, 2026 · source: msm_1200_26_04_06.pdf

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