Effective June 1, 2026
Some pharmacies will have higher fees to fill prescriptions, which may increase your out-of-pocket costs.
- To learn the cost of your prescription before your refill, log into the Member Portal
- Scroll halfway down your portal’s home page. On the right hand side of the page, choose the Pharmacy link. This will take you to RealRx, our pharmacy benefit manager.
- On the top of the RealRx page, select Drug Finder to search for your medication, compare pricing at different pharmacies, and view estimated out-of-pocket costs based on your benefits.
You can also contact your pharmacy directly and request a price check for your prescription.
Other ways to keep your prescription costs down:
- Ask your provider or pharmacist to compare costs of brand name and generics. Some generics have less expensive options. By asking you can save money on your deductible, co-pays and co-insurance.
- Ask your provider if you can get a 3-month rather than 1-month supply of your prescription. Each pharmacy charges a dispensing fee for each prescription refill. You can lower your costs with fewer visits to the pharmacy.
- Compare prices. Research if you can get your infusions, especially self-injectables, at a lower cost. If you’re able, you can get self-injectables, mailed to your home. Or, you can choose an in-home infusion provider or infusion center for less cost than most doctor’s offices or hospitals. To learn more, reach out to our Care manager by calling 833-412-4144 and choose option 5.
- Not all pharmacies charge the same for the same prescriptions. You could save money each year by choosing the pharmacy that is the right fit for you.
If you need to speak to Customer Service for the Pharmacy, please contact RealRx by emailing [email protected] or calling 855-885-7695.