Orladeyo — Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas
hereditary angioedema (HAE) due to C1-INH deficiency (Type 1 or Type 2)
Initial criteria
- 1. The patient has a diagnosis of hereditary angioedema (HAE) due to C1-INH deficiency [HAE-C1INH (Type 1 or Type 2)] evidenced by ONE of the following:
- A. The patient’s diagnosis has been confirmed with measurements of C1-INH protein level, C1-INH function level, and C4 level as follows:
- 1. Type 1 HAE: Decreased quantities of C4 level, C1-INH protein level, and C1-INH function level OR
- 2. Type 2 HAE: Decreased quantities of C4 level and C1-INH function level (C1-INH protein level may be normal or elevated) OR
- B. The patient’s diagnosis has been confirmed by mutation in the C1-INH gene altering protein synthesis and/or function AND
- 2. The requested agent is being prescribed for HAE prophylaxis AND
- 3. The patient has a history of at least three moderate to severe acute HAE attacks per month (e.g., airway swelling, severe abdominal pain, painful facial swelling) AND
- 4. If the patient has an FDA labeled indication, then ONE of the following:
- A. The patient’s age is within FDA labeling for the requested indication for the requested agent OR
- B. There is support for using the requested agent for the patient’s age for the requested indication