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Prescription drug resources

Gain a better understanding of prescription drug benefits, search for covered drugs, find a pharmacy and more.

Members

Log in to your account to find medicines in your covered drug list and pharmacies in your network.

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Prescription drug basics

Learn the basics

It’s important to understand how your health plan covers different kinds of prescription drugs so you won’t be surprised by unexpected costs.

Take your meds

If you have diabetes, high blood pressure or high cholesterol and don't take medication as prescribed, your chance of complications can be serious

We're here to help

Talk to a Blue Cross representative:

1-800-262-0823 (TTY 711)

Connect with a Blue Cross Advisor

Contact your agent or find one near you.

If your prescription drug benefits are administered by another company, contact your human resources department.

Search a drug list

A drug list (formulary) is a list of generic and brand-name drugs covered by a health plan. Not all drugs on the list may be covered by your plan.

Log in to your account for the most up-to-date information for your plan and direct access to your covered drug list.

Individual and family and employer plans drug lists

  • You'll need to know the name of your drug list. Refer to your health plan materials or call the number on your member ID card for help.

Medicare drug lists

  • You'll need to know the name of your Medicare plan.

Find a pharmacy

Use a pharmacy in your network to get the most from your benefits.

Log in to your account for the most up-to-date information for your plan and to easily find a pharmacy in your network.

If you don't log in, you'll need to know the name of your pharmacy network and choose it from a dropdown menu. You can find your pharmacy network name in your health plan materials or by calling the number on your member ID card.

Find a pharmacy

Refills, deliveries and programs

Prescription drug coverage exceptions

If you try to fill a prescription before reaching your refill allowance, your claim will be rejected as “refill too soon.” However, there are some situations when an override will be granted.

Request a prescription drug coverage exception

This information does not apply to Medicare plans or Medical Assistance (Medicaid) plans. View the Medicare and Medical Assistance (Medicaid) sections for prescription drug information specific to each plan.

This information does not apply to people covered by an employer health plan.