West Virginia

State of Hepatitis C
Medicaid Access:

C+

Liver damage restrictions

West Virginia FFS and MCOs do not impose liver damage restrictions.

West Virginia FFS and MCOs require three months’ abstinence from alcohol and substance use.

West Virginia FFS and MCOs require a prescription to be written by or in conjunction with a specialist.

Remove sobriety and prescriber restrictions.
Maintain the “carve out” of hepatitis C medications from MCO contracts and continue applying FFS coverage requirements across the Medicaid program.

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