Did you know that you can get your medications delivered to your SPO mailbox or home address? 

Whether you are insured or not, there are lots of options to get your antidepressant, birth control, and allergy pills, for example, delivered.

These are typically more affordable and available in 90-day fill options.

STEP 1: Find a Mail-Order Pharmacy Through Your Insurance

*If uninsured, skip to Step 2!

If you have insurance, create an online account through your insurance portal to see which mail-order pharmacy you can use. Examples to look for are Express Scripts, OptumRx, CVS Caremark, and CenterWell Pharmacy.

STEP 2: Choose a Mail-Order or Online Pharmacy

Prescription delivery is available with most insurance plans or with self-pay options. Either use your assigned mail-order pharmacy, or select an online pharmacy that delivers. 

Online Pharmacies That Deliver:

STEP 3: Let Your Provider Know

Ask your prescribing provider to send your prescriptions electronically to the pharmacy of your choice. 

 

Have questions? Talk to a UHS Nurse Practitioner today!