Yes, injectable drugs are covered as follows. You pay a copay of 20% of the retail cost of the injectable drug up to the annual out-of -pocket maximum of $1,500/individual or $3,000/family. Express Scripts has a specialty injectable drug program, administered by CuraScript Specialty Pharmacy and designed to help you manage high cost drugs prescribed for long-term chronic diseases. Call 866-848-9870 to participate in the CuraScript Specialty Pharmacy program.

The Plan does not cover weight-loss medications (such as Xenical® and Meridia®), erectile dysfunction medications (such as Cialis®, Levitra®, and Viagra®), fertility medications (such as Clomid® and Repronex®), non-sedating antihistamines (such as Allegra®, Clarinex®, and Zyrtec®), smoking deterrents (such as Zyban® and Nicotrol® NS) and vitamins. See similar questions...

Call CuraScript Specialty Pharmacy at 866-848-9870 and provide them with your name, ID number, delivery address, daytime phone number, physician's name and phone number, injectable drug and supplies needed, and date drug is needed. See similar questions...

The Plan does not cover weight-loss medications (such as Xenical® and Meridia®), erectile dysfunction medications (such as Cialis®, Levitra®, and Viagra®), fertility medications (such as Clomid® and Repronex®), non-sedating antihistamines (such as Allegra®, Clarinex®, and Zyrtec®), smoking deterrents (such as Zyban® and Nicotrol® NS) and vitamins. See similar questions...

Yes, prescription drug coverage is provided as part of the GISD Health Plan. Members must use participating pharmacies for the prescriptions to be covered. See similar questions...

The Prescription Drug Plan is administered through CIGNA. Prescription Drugs are reimbursed in the following manner: Deductible: Before the plan covers eligible prescription drug costs a $100.00 annual deductible will have to be satisfied. Please be aware that there will be a $200.00 maximum for a Family Deductible. At least one family member will have to meet the $100.00 deductible per calendar year. See similar questions...

Vitamins - except for pre-natal vitamins with a prescription - are NOT covered under the pharmacy plan. See similar questions...

The price of prescriptions for people with Medicare who live in nursing homes is based on many different factors. If you have a question about your prescription drug costs, talk to your card sponsor or the pharmacy that provides you your prescription drugs. See similar questions...

Most insurances now have drug formularies. Medications that are on the formulary are covered. If the medication is not on the formulary we may be able to submit a prior authorization to request coverage. The pharmacy will notify us directly if your medication needs a prior authorization. Please allow at least 48 to 72 hours for prior authorizations. Even if we complete a prior authorization your insurance plan may still deny coverage. We do not have control over this. See similar questions...