Which choice is not a drug tier option addressed in the presentation?

In the context of drug formulary tiers within Medicare Advantage plans, the tiers typically categorize medications based on their cost, usage, and the extent to which the insurance plan reimburses for them. The most common categories are Preferred Tier, Non-Preferred Tier, and Specialty Tier.

Preferred and Non-Preferred Tiers generally differentiate between more cost-effective medications that the plan incentivizes members to use and those that may have higher costs or lower usage. The Specialty Tier usually includes high-cost medications used for complex or chronic conditions that require special management.

The term "Preferred Supplemental," however, does not represent a recognized drug tier within the drug formulary structure. Instead, it may refer to additional benefits or services that supplement the primary coverage but does not fit within the specific framework of drug tier classifications. Thus, the correct answer identifies the option that does not align with traditional drug tier categorization.