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There isn’t a universal tier for Xarelto 20 mg. The tier depends on your specific insurance formulary. In many plans, brand-name Xarelto is placed in either: - Tier 3: non‑preferred brand - Tier 4: specialty (less common, but some plans treat high-cost anticoagulants this way) If a generic rivaroxaban is available on your plan, it would typically be Tier 1 or Tier 2. What you can do to be sure: - Check your plan’s formulary or drug lookup tool (often available on your insurer’s member site) and search for rivaroxaban or Xarelto 20 mg. - If you’re unsure, call your insurance member services (number on your card) and ask: “What tier and copay/coinsurance apply to rivaroxaban 20 mg for my plan?” - Ask your pharmacist to confirm the exact cost for your chosen quantity. - If cost is high, talk with your prescriber about alternatives (e.g., a different anticoagulant) or about generic rivaroxaban if eligible. If you share your insurance plan name (and whether generic rivaroxaban is available on it), I can help interpret the exact tier language.
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