Depending on your plan, we help connect members to the support and tools they need to manage their chronic conditions, including asthma, COPD, coronary artery disease, depression, diabetes, dyslipidemia, heart failure, hypertension, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. If you are eligible, a local pharmacist may reach out to you.

Your pharmacist may also be able to perform blood pressure readings for those with hypertension and A1c screenings for those with diabetes.

Get faster access to medical testing from clinically trained pharmacists ​when compared to long appointment wait times with a doctor. Check to see if your pharmacy offers COVID-19 tests.

Want to test at home? At-home COVID test kits may be offered via home delivery through your pharmacy benefit.

Avoid an unnecessary trip to a hospital, urgent care, or primary care doctor. Pharmacists can assess symptoms and treat COVID-19 with medications such as Paxlovid™.

Learn more about COVID-19 resources

If you require medication administration via injection, we want to make it easier. Spend less time waiting at the doctor’s office. Depending on your state or federal regulations, pharmacists can safely administer injections for:

• Long-acting antipsychotics (LAIAs)
• Antibiotics
• Contraceptives
• RSV vaccines
• Hormones
• Vitamins

• Medication for substance use disorder

Talk one-on-one with a pharmacist to review all of your medications. If you’re taking multiple medications regularly or as needed, we know that it can be hard to manage. With a comprehensive medication review, you can make sure you have all the information you need. You can ask any questions you have about your medications and how they work for your condition.

And your pharmacist can check for any potential drug interactions or duplicated medications or find ways you could save on your medication, like choosing a generic.

We’re making healthcare more convenient by expanding access to prescription treatment. You could save by avoiding an unnecessary trip to a hospital, urgent care, or primary care doctor. Your local pharmacist may be able to prescribe certain treatments:

• Oral contraceptives
• Smoking cessation
• HIV therapy

Skip the doctor’s office and get access to a variety of vaccines to keep you and your family healthy.

Your pharmacy may offer the following vaccinations:

• COVID-19
• Flu
• Tetanus/ diphtheria/pertussis (TDP)
• Hepatitis
• HPV
• Meningitis
• Pneumonia
• Shingles
• Travel vaccines (rabies, typhoid, yellow fever, etc.)
• Childhood vaccines (measles, mumps, rubella [MMR], etc.)

Get the education and contraceptive care you need for family planning. Check to see if your pharmacy offers:

• Medication administration for injectables such as contraceptives, hormones, STI antibiotics and vitamins
• Prescribing of oral contraceptives
• Prescribing of HIV/AIDS therapy

Your local pharmacy has convenient testing – with treatments ready if you test positive. It’s all about bringing affordable care closer. Ask about testing services next time you’re at the pharmacy.

Pharmacist-administered testing may include:

• COVID-19
• Flu
• More tests coming soon