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New Hampshire FFS and all MCOs do not have liver damage restrictions.
NH FFS and one MCO (AmeriHealth), require the prescriber to screen patients for substance or alcohol use during therapy. Two MCOs (Healthy Families and Well Sense) do not appear to have sobriety restrictions.
New Hampshire FFS and two MCOs (AmeriHealth and Healthy Families) require a prescription by or in consultation with a specialist or by a prescriber who has completed continuing medical education on the treatment of hepatitis C. One MCO (Well Sense) does not appear to have prescriber restrictions.
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