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Blue Cross MedicareRx (PDP) has contracts with pharmacies nationwide that equal or exceed the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services requirements for pharmacy access. To receive benefits, you must use network pharmacies or our home delivery pharmacy service, except in emergencies.
Search the Pharmacy Finder tool to find the most up-to-date network of pharmacies.
The Blue Cross MedicareRx pharmacy network has both preferred and standard pharmacies to choose from when you fill your prescription drugs. You may choose either type, but you will usually save money by paying a lower copay or coinsurance when you use a preferred pharmacy. Preferred network pharmacies include Albertsons, Brookshire's, H-E-B, Kroger, Randalls, Tom Thumb, United Supermarkets, Walgreens, Walmart, and other independent pharmacies. Some select plans1 include only H-E-B and Walgreens as preferred pharmacies. Check the pharmacy directory for a full list of preferred pharmacies.
1Select Blue Cross MedicareRx plans: Blue Cross MedicareRx Basic (PDP); Blue Cross MedicareRx Choice (PDP)
In addition to in-network pharmacies, you can use one of our home delivery pharmacies and have your medications delivered straight to your home. Our home delivery pharmacies offer:
To get started, please call one of our home delivery pharmacies:
2Walgreens Mail Service is contracted to provide pharmacy mail services to members of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas.
3Express Scripts® Pharmacy is a pharmacy that is contracted to provide mail pharmacy services to members of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas. Express Scripts® Pharmacy is a trademark of Express Scripts Strategic Development, Inc.
4Amazon Pharmacy is contracted to provide pharmacy home delivery services to Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas.
Prime Therapeutics LLC provides pharmacy benefit management services for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas and is owned by 19 Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans, subsidiaries or affiliates of those plans.
Covered drugs are available at out-of-network pharmacies in emergencies or unusual circumstances and for non-routine access to covered Part D drugs (illness while traveling outside the plan’s service area where there is no network pharmacy, for example). For more information on these special circumstances for out-of-network coverage and/or what pharmacies may be available to you, please contact us.
Last Updated: Aug. 23, 2024
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