CVS Caremark is your pharmacy benefit manager and mail service provider.

About CVS Caremark

We’re here to help you save time, manage your medications and make cost-effective decisions for your family’s prescription needs.

Watch this video to learn more about your prescription benefits.

Ways you can save on your prescriptions

If you need to refill prescriptions on a regular basis, you could save money by using the CVS Caremark Mail Service or a participating Retail 90 pharmacy. Choosing a 90-day supply instead of a 30-day supply may reduce costs for certain medications. These include drugs for high blood pressure, heart conditions, asthma, depression, diabetes, high cholesterol, and osteoporosis.

Using a pharmacy within the retail network usually costs less than using one outside the network. To find network pharmacies, click the link below. Select "Advanced Options" to locate Retail 90 pharmacies and pharmacies that provide vaccines.

Search for a Network Pharmacy

Access your account anywhere, anytime

Refill your mail service prescriptions
Print mail service order forms
Check drug cost and coverage for your plan
Locate a pharmacy in your plan’s network
Check your order status and history
Sign up for notifications about your prescriptions
Print claim reimbursement forms

Important 2021 Pharmacy Formulary Changes

NEW - In 2021, the covered drug list (formulary) will change. In some cases, if there are other drugs that offer the same or similar clinical benefits at a lower cost, the plan will no longer cover certain drugs and other products on the current drug list. If you are taking one of these drugs, you and your prescribing physician will receive a letter from CVS Caremark in November. The letter will explain which drug(s) will be no longer covered under the plan, provide your covered drug options, and the appeal process for possible continued coverage.

Click here for the CVS Caremark preferred drug list.
(This list is updated each January, April, July and October.)

Click here for a list of medications that require prior authorization.

NEW - In 2021, some osteoporosis medications will be added to the maintenance tier drug list.