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Medications can play an important role in maintaining your health. Use the information here to check out what's covered, discover ways to lower costs, see how to fill prescriptions and more.
When it comes to coverage, keep in mind that some medications may have requirements before filling them. Also, if a medication doesn't fit your budget, it's a good idea to remember your doctor is here to help—talk to them about lower cost options.
The easiest way to find out if a prescription is covered is to check the Prescription Drug List (PDL) — which takes the most commonly prescribed medications and organizes them into cost tiers.
The Prescription Drug List (PDL) takes medications and places them into tiers, arranging them from lowest to highest cost.
Lowest Cost
Mostly generic and some name-brand medications
Mid-range Cost
A mix of brand-name and generic medications
Higher Cost
A mix of brand-name and generic medications
You have choices in the way you order your prescriptions.
With home delivery, you can get (up to) a (3-month) of your long-term medications. Long-term medications are those you take on a regular basis.
Signing up is easy, and there's free standard shipping to U.S. addresses.
Pick up your medications at any of the many pharmacies in our UnitedHealthcare network.
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