Find a Participating Pharmacy

View pharmacy network information for plans in California, Georgia , or New York.

View listings below of the retail pharmacies that participate in our pharmacy networks*:

Rx Choice Tiered Network

With the Rx Choice Tiered Network, you can choose from two levels of coverage, helping to provide both savings and access:

► Level 1: You can get prescriptions filled at Level 1 pharmacies for the same copay or percentage of the drug costs you usually pay as part of your prescription drug plan.

► Level 2: For an extra copay or percentage of the drug cost (depending on your benefit), you have more choices with Level 2 pharmacies, no matter which drug you fill.

National Pharmacy Network

The National Plus Network is our national pharmacy network and includes more than 70,000 retail pharmacies across the country.

Once you’re registered on anthem.com, you can log in and visit our pharmacy page, then choose Locate a Pharmacy to find participating pharmacies.

 

Specialty Pharmacy Network Lists

Members taking specialty drugs may need to get their prescription filled at an in-network specialty pharmacy in order for their drug to be covered under their pharmacy or medical benefit. See what specialty pharmacies are considered in-network.

 

Hemophilia Drug Therapy Network List

CVS Specialty and Hemophilia Treatment Centers on the list are considered in-network and will give you lower costs for your Factor treatment under the medical benefit.

*The Rx Choice Tiered and National Pharmacy Networks are operated by Express Scripts, which is a separate company that manages pharmacy services and benefits on behalf of Anthem-affiliated health plan members.

The National Plus Network varies by state and may apply if you get your health insurance plan from an employer, if you purchase your coverage yourself, or if you have certain grandfathered plans. The Rx Choice Tiered Network may not be available in all states. The Rx Choice Tiered Network may apply if:

    • You get your health insurance plan from an employer or if you have certain grandfathered plans.
    • You purchased a plan on your state or federal Health Insurance Marketplace (also known as the exchange)
    • You purchased coverage off the exchange and not through your employer
    • Your coverage is through a Small Group employer on, and in some cases, off the exchange