Gimoti (metoclopramide) nasal spray — Highmark
acute or recurrent diabetic gastroparesis
Preferred products
- generic metoclopramide oral tablets or ODT
- generic metoclopramide oral solution
Initial criteria
- age ≥ 18 years
- diagnosis of diabetic gastroparesis (ICD-10: E11.43, K31.84)
- prescriber attests the member does not have signs or symptoms of tardive dyskinesia
- member has experienced therapeutic failure or intolerance to one of the following plan-preferred agents: generic metoclopramide oral tablets or ODT OR generic metoclopramide oral solution OR member is not a candidate for oral dosage forms
- if age ≥ 65 years, member was titrated to a stable dose of metoclopramide oral tablets or metoclopramide oral solution at 10 mg four times daily before switching to Gimoti therapy
Reauthorization criteria
- prescriber attests the member has experienced positive clinical response to therapy
- member is using Gimoti for a new episode of diabetic gastroparesis
- member has undergone a 2 week drug holiday without Gimoti since its last administration
- prescriber attests the member does not have signs or symptoms of tardive dyskinesia
- prescriber attests that the benefits of extending therapy with Gimoti outweigh the risk of developing tardive dyskinesia
Approval duration
up to 12 weeks