Oklahoma Code § 36-6570.54

Title 36. Insurance: Timeframes for prior authorizations
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A.  If a utilization review entity requires prior authorization
of a prescription drug, the utilization review entity shall make a
prior authorization or adverse determination and notify the enrollee
and the enrollee's health care provider of the prior authorization
or adverse determination in accordance with the time frames set
forth below:
1.  For purposes of approving prior authorization for urgent
prescription drugs, within twenty-four (24) hours of obtaining all
necessary information to make the prior authorization or adverse
determination; or
2.  For purposes of approving prior authorization for nonurgent
prescription drugs, within four (4) business days of obtaining all

necessary information to make the prior authorization or adverse
determination.
For purposes of this section, "necessary information" includes,
but is not limited to, the results of any face-to-face clinical
evaluation or second opinion that may be required.
B.  For those health care providers that submit all necessary
information through the utilization review entity's authorized prior
authorization system, prescription drugs are deemed authorized if a
utilization review entity fails to comply with the deadlines set
forth in this section.
C.  In the notification to the health care provider that a prior
authorization has been approved, the utilization review entity shall
include in such notification the duration of the prior authorization
or the date by which the prior authorization will expire.

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