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Explore coverage details, pharmacy tools, and resources that can help you manage your medications with confidence.
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Save time with a 100-day supply

Many medications are eligible for a 100-day supply, helping you spend less time managing refills. Ask your pharmacist or call Member Services to learn more.
Call 888-999-3265

Convenient home delivery

Have eligible medications delivered directly to your home, saving time and helping you avoid missed refills.
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Simple ways to manage your medications

Managing medications can feel overwhelming at times, especially when life gets busy. The good news is that a few simple habits can help you stay on track and get the most from your treatment plan.

Take your medications as directed

Follow the instructions for when and how to take your medications. If something isn't clear, ask your care team for help.

Keep a medication list handy

Write down what you take, why, and who prescribed it. Keep it on your phone or in your wallet.

Use reminders that fit your routine

Whether it's an alarm, a calendar reminder, or a pill organizer, choose a system that's easy to stick with.

Plan ahead for refills

Don't wait until the last minute. Ask your pharmacy about automatic refills, delivery options, or larger supplies like 100-day refills, if that fits your budget.

Ask questions

Your care team and pharmacist are there to help. Reach out if you have concerns about side effects, costs, or how your medications are working.

You've got support

Managing medications is a journey. Small, consistent steps can help you build routines that work for your life.

Tips for remembering your medications

Medication adherence means taking your meds the way your doctor prescribed—right dose, right time. It’s an important part of managing conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure.

Set up automatic refills

Ask your pharmacy about automatic refills, refill reminders, text alerts, or home delivery options so you never run out of medication.

Use a pill organizer

A pill organizer can help you keep track of your medications and avoid missed or duplicate doses.

Build medications into your routine

Take your medications at the same time as another daily habit, like brushing your teeth or making your morning coffee.

Use reminders on your phone

Set alarms, calendar reminders, or use a medication reminder app to help you stay on schedule.

Plan ahead when you travel

Pack extra medication and keep it with you in case travel plans change or unexpected delays occur.

Why it can be hard to stay on track with your medications

Taking medications regularly isn't always easy. If you're facing challenges, you're not alone. Your care team can help you find options that fit your needs and goals.

My medications make me feel worse

Side effects can make it difficult to stay on track with treatment. Don't stop taking your medications on your own. Your care team may be able to adjust your dose, recommend a different medication, or suggest ways to manage side effects.

I don't notice a difference

Some medications work behind the scenes to help prevent future health problems, even if you don't feel different right away. If you're unsure whether a medication is helping, talk with your care team before making changes.

My medications cost too much

Prescription costs can add up, even with insurance. Your care team may be able to recommend generic medications, lower-cost alternatives, or other options that can help reduce costs.

Need support?

Our Pharmacy Team is here to help

Call: 833-999-0456
Weekdays from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., ET

Questions about your benefits?

Call Member Services at 888-999-3265.

October 1 to March 31:
Weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

April 1 to September 30:
Weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.