Tracking your Prescription Order

Stay informed with email or text updates about your medication mail order status, including when it will arrive. To start tracking your medication mail order, sign in or register at Caremark.com 

Prescription Coverage & Prior Authorizations

Your Rx plan (medical prescription plan) may require prior authorization for certain medications to help keep costs in check. If prior authorization is required, we’ll work with your healthcare provider to ensure you get the right medication at the lowest possible cost. To learn more about prior authorization, sign in or register at Caremark.com. 

Stay on Track with Automatic Refills

Make sure you never miss a dose by signing up for automatic refills. You can count on us to keep an eye on your prescription and take care of refilling for you. To enroll in automatic refills, sign in or register at Caremark.com.

Compare Prescription Costs & Coverage

Find out if your medication is covered – or if you could pay less for it – with our Check Drug Cost & Coverage tool. Plus, see if you can save money with options like delivery by mail or changing to a generic medication. To explore ways to save, sign in or register at Caremark.com. 

Get to Know CVS Caremark® Digital Tools

Discover digital tools that help you make the most of your Rx plan benefits. Learn about your personalized savings and find easy ways to manage your prescriptions on your own time. To access our digital tools, sign in or register at Caremark.com. 

Prescription Coverage & Quantity Limits

Prior authorization (PA) is an extra layer of review that’s needed for some medications. If PA is required, your doctor will need to provide information on why they are prescribing this medication for you. Depending on the medication, your doctor may need to provide your diagnosis, results of lab tests, or other information from your medical record. Watch the video to learn more about PA, how the review process works, and what you can expect. 

Prescription Coverage and your Plan’s Formulary

A formulary is your plan’s list of covered medications. The formulary is designed to help you get the medication you need at the lowest possible cost. While it doesn’t include every available medication, it includes options to treat most health conditions. When your doctor prescribes a formulary medication, you’ll pay your plan’s required copay or coinsurance at the pharmacy. Watch the video to learn more about formulary, how it works, and what you can expect.