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| Q: | How do I find out if the medication I’ve been prescribed is covered by SCAN? |
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You can look up your medication online, by clicking on the button below for SCAN’s Drug Formulary. Your copayment will vary depending on whether the prescription is for a generic, brand, or additional brand medication. Or, call Member Services for more information.
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| Q: | I'm on a limited income. How can I save money on my medications? |
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Ask your doctor if the medication prescribed for you has a generic equivalent. Generics cost less than brand name drugs, and the less a drug costs, the lower your copayment will be. You can also save by using SCAN's mail order pharmacy, Express Scripts. A 90-day supply by mail costs you less than obtaining a 31-day supply at your local pharmacy. Click on the go button to get more information about ordering prescriptions online through Express Scripts.
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| Q: | What's the largest supply of a medication I can get at any one time from my SCAN contracted pharmacy? |
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Some local pharmacies may give you a 90-day supply of your medication. Click on the go button to search for the pharmacy nearest you.
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| Q: | How do I get diabetic testing supplies covered with SCAN? |
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You will need to have a prescription issued by your doctor and take the prescription to a SCAN contracted pharmacy. SCAN covers Accu-chek (Roche) & One touch (Lifescan) brand products. Covered items include: Glucometer, Lancing Device, Test Strips, Lancets, and control solution. Back to questions
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| Q: | I am going on vacation but the pharmacy says that SCAN won’t cover my medications because they are too early to refill? |
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Scan does cover vacation supplies. Your pharmacy can contact the Pharmacy Help Desk number on the back of your ID Card to request a vacation fill. Under your vacation supply benefit, you are able to receive three 31 day supplies or one 90 day supply at your in-network retail pharmacy per drug per calendar year.Back to questions
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