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March 2013 (Website Copy) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNIONS AND DRUG EMPLOYERS TRUST FUNDS 2220 HYPERION AVENUE LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90027 TEL (323) 666-8910 FAX (323) 663-9495 www.ufcwdrugtrust.org Administrative offices for: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNIONS AND DRUG EMPLOYERS PENSION FUND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DRUG BENEFIT FUND Date: March 2013 (Website Copy) To: All Active Participants in CA – except Kaiser Employees who have Kaiser Coverage All Retirees in CA – except Retirees who have Kaiser Senior Advantage or UnitedHealthcare Secure Horizons Coverage Re: Participating Pharmacy Directory – OptumRx Dear Participants and Retirees: As directed by the Board of Trustees, pharmacies which do not have an agreement with a UFCW Local Union are to be removed from the OptumRx Network. Pharmacies could be added at a later date. Therefore, please take a moment to review the attached directory. Please remember, in order to receive prescription coverage under this Plan, all prescriptions must be filled by a participating pharmacy listed in the attached directory. If you attempt to fill a prescription at a pharmacy which is not included in the OptumRx Network, the prescription will not be covered under the plan. This office will continue to advise you of any changes to the OptumRx Network. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact this office or our Local Union Insurance Department. Sincerely, Trust Fund Office Extension #500 for Retirees Extension #503 for Actives * * Note: Kaiser Employees and dependents enrolled in Kaiser must use Kaiser pharmacies. OptumRx is not available to Kaiser Employees and their dependents enrolled in Kaiser. Note: Medicare Eligible Retirees enrolled in an HMO must use the HMO’s pharmacies. OptumRx is not available to Medicare Eligible Retirees and dependents enrolled in an HMO. 1 (WEB) UFCW Participating Pharmacy Directory – March 2013 Southern California Drug Benefit Fund You Can Use Any Pharmacy Located in Any of the Following Chain Stores in California: Bel Air (Northern CA) Safeway Food4Less SavOn Pharmacies located in Albertsons Stores Pavilions Stater Bros. Raley’s (Northern CA) Vons Ralphs Rite Aid* *Except for the following Rite Aid Store: 32450 Clinton Keith Rd., Wildomar, CA Participating CVS/pharmacy Locations: Store # Street Address City State ZIP Code Telephone Local 9679 1485 East Valley Boulevard Alhambra CA 91801 (626) 289-5075 770 9759 270 West Lincoln Avenue Anaheim CA 92805 (714) 774-3827 324 9753 5735 East La Palma Avenue Anaheim Hills CA 92807 (714) 779-2483 324 9721 1401 South Baldwin Avenue Arcadia CA 91006 (626) 445-1284 770 9625 9089 Woodman Arleta CA 91331 (818) 892-3167 770 9637 367 North Citrus Avenue Azusa CA 91702 (626) 334-7872 1428 9672 14503 Ramona Boulevard Baldwin Park CA 91706 (626) 813-7622 1428 8858 7101 South Atlantic Bell CA 90201 (323) 773-2022 770 8861 8850 Valley View Street Buena Park CA 90620 (714) 827-7321 324 9601 1015 North San Fernando Burbank CA 91504 (818) 841-0810 770 9719 5259 Mission Oaks Boulevard Camarillo CA 93012 (805) 482-0707 770 9602 21051 Sherman Way Canoga Park CA 91303 (818) 348-6222 770 8839 150 West Carson Street Carson CA 90745 (310) 549-6500 770 8844 10755 South Street Cerritos CA 90701 (562) 867-1715 324 9489 13303 East South Street Cerritos CA 90701 (562) 865-0612 324 9140 555 Broadway, Suite 1054 Chula Vista CA 91910 (619) 420-7808 135 9495 220 East Compton Boulevard Compton CA 90220 (310) 604-1747 324 9641 206 North Azusa Avenue Covina CA 91722 (626) 331-9907 1428 9667 300 South Diamond Bar Blvd. Diamond Bar CA 91789 (909) 861-5551 1428 8867 7915 Florence Avenue Downey CA 90240 (562) 927-4747 324 9609 9920 East Garvey Avenue El Monte CA 91733 (626) 443-3097 1428 9639 11940 Garvey Avenue El Monte CA 91732 (626) 350-1052 1428 9677 17320 Ventura Boulevard Encino CA 91316 (818) 995-0071 770 9103 318 West El Norte Parkway Escondido CA 92026 (760) 489-1505 135 9619 9840 Sierra Avenue Fontana CA 92335 (909) 350-0284 1167 9569 17136 Magnolia Avenue Fountain Valley CA 92708 (714) 847-6054 324 9598 455 North State College Blvd. Fullerton CA 92631 (714) 871-6700 324 8862 12031 Brookhurst Street Garden Grove CA 92640 (714) 530-5280 324 9564 15700 South Western Avenue Gardena CA 90247 (310) 538-3131 770 2 (WEB) UFCW Participating Pharmacy Directory – March 2013 Southern California Drug Benefit Fund Store # Street Address City State ZIP Code Telephone Local 9655 10208 Balboa Boulevard Granada Hills CA 91344 (818) 368-5635 770 8831 3880 West Rosecrans Avenue Hawthorne CA 90250 (310) 675-0359 1442 8860 11831 Hawthorne Boulevard Hawthorne CA 90250 (310) 679-3668 1442 8850 19121 Beach Boulevard Huntington Beach CA 92648 (714) 848-1522 324 9483 10011 Adams Boulevard Huntington Beach CA 92647 (714) 963-8391 324 9491 5822 Edinger Huntington Beach CA 92647 (714) 846-2824 324 8837 222 North Market Street Inglewood CA 90301 (310) 671-0441 770 9497 14330 Culver Drive Irvine CA 92604 (949) 559-8185 324 9629 861 North Hacienda Boulevard La Puente CA 91744 (626) 968-0669 1428 9709 1479 Foothill Boulevard La Verne CA 91750 (909) 593-7534 1428 8884 24372 Rockfield Boulevard Lake Forest CA 92630 (949) 830-5090 324 9785 2006 West Avenue J Lancaster CA 93534 (661) 945-2729 770 8838 2130 North Bellflower Boulevard Long Beach CA 90815 (562) 598-3301 324 9579 4570 Atlantic Avenue Long Beach CA 90807 (562) 426-7959 324 9685 2240 Fairpark Avenue Los Angeles CA 90041 (323) 254-7346 770 8847 3010 South Sepulveda Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90034 (310) 478-9821 1442 8886 8601 South Sepulveda Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90045 (310) 645-2323 1442 9477 5399 Centinela Los Angeles CA 90045 (310) 670-3335 770 9507 650 East El Segundo Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90059 (310) 327-5520 770 8892 5822 South Vermont Avenue Los Angeles CA 90044 (323) 750-5222 770 9580 5101 Rodeo Road Los Angeles CA 90016 (323) 936-0279 770 9603 201 North Los Angeles Street #5 Los Angeles CA 90012 (213) 620-1494 770 9626 1701 South Western Los Angeles CA 90006 (323) 731-9247 770 9661 6360 West Third Los Angeles CA 90036 (323) 937-3019 770 9669 2530 Glendale Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90039 (323) 666-1285 770 9686 4707 West Venice Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90019 (323) 938-9001 770 9496 2900 North Sepulveda Boulevard Manhattan Beach CA 90266 (310) 546-3481 1442 9493 12315 Venice Boulevard Mar Vista CA 90066 (310) 390-6296 1442 8871 13171 Mindanao Way Marina Del Rey CA 90292 (310) 821-8908 1442 8891 26851 Trabuco Road Mission Viejo CA 92691 (949) 581-5990 324 9485 25272 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo CA 92675 (949) 581-9120 324 9689 950 West Foothill Drive Monrovia CA 91016 (626) 357-1818 770 9857 800 West Whittier Boulevard Montebello CA 90640 (323) 278-9098 770 9617 2103 Atlantic Boulevard Monterey Park CA 91754 (323) 268-3524 770 9647 2037 Verdugo Boulevard Montrose CA 91020 (818) 248-8018 770 8881 1020 Irvine Avenue Newport Beach CA 92660 (949) 642-0122 324 9717 13021 Victory Boulevard North Hollywood CA 91606 (818) 760-2861 770 8841 11623 Rosecrans Boulevard Norwalk CA 90650 (562) 868-8216 324 9744 1535 East Katella Avenue Orange CA 92667 (714) 639-6060 324 9106 1652 Garnet Avenue Pacific Beach CA 92109 (858) 273-1940 135 9747 150 East Yorba Linda Boulevard Placentia CA 92870 (714) 528-3112 324 9615 19353 Victory Boulevard Reseda CA 91335 (818) 996-4742 770 9621 18247 Sherman Way Reseda CA 91335 (818) 345-9640 770 9645 8225 East Garvey Avenue Rosemead CA 91770 (626) 573-2017 770 8893 602 North El Camino Real San Clemente CA 92672 (949) 369-5281 324 9137 7393 Jackson Drive San Diego CA 92119 (619) 465-6800 135 9141 3151 University Avenue San Diego CA 92104 (619) 283-7366 135 9165 3327 Rosecrans Street San Diego CA 92110 (619) 225-9691 135 9571 950 North Western Avenue San Pedro CA 90732 (310) 832-7258 770 8849 1545 West 17th Street Santa Ana CA 92706 (714) 547-6578 324 3 (WEB) UFCW Participating Pharmacy Directory – March 2013 Southern California Drug Benefit Fund Store # Street Address City State ZIP Code Telephone Local 8854 1750 North Grand Avenue Santa Ana CA 92701 (714) 835-3111 324 8855 228 North Harbor Boulevard Santa Ana CA 92703 (714) 554-7120 324 8883 3911 South Bristol Street Santa Ana CA 92704 (714) 556-7183 324 9707 14735 Ventura Boulevard Sherman Oaks CA 91403 (818) 788-0208 770 9187 683 Lomas Santa Fe Drive Solana Beach CA 92075 (858) 755-6697 135 8835 3710 Tweedy Boulevard South Gate CA 90280 (323) 249-9944 770 9501 2655 Santa Ana Boulevard South Gate CA 90280 (323) 582-5601 770 9481 12444 Beach Boulevard Stanton CA 90680 (714) 899-1520 324 9675 12143 Ventura Boulevard Studio City CA 91604 (818) 980-1502 770 9643 8425 Laurel Canyon Boulevard Sun Valley CA 91352 (818) 768-2110 770 9651 12717 Glenoaks Boulevard Sylmar CA 91342 (818) 367-6116 770 9716 5585 North Rosemead Boulevard Temple City CA 91740 (626) 287-9959 770 9715 2791 Agoura Road Thousand Oaks CA 91361 (805) 495-4938 770 8852 4235 Pacific Coast Highway Torrance CA 90505 (310) 373-6847 1442 8868 5020 West 190th Street Torrance CA 90503 (310) 370-5607 1442 9475 4320 West Redondo Beach Torrance CA 90504 (310) 542-7327 1442 9478 3020 Sepulveda Torrance CA 90505 (310) 534-1264 770 9698 100 West Foothill Boulevard Upland CA 91786 (909) 982-8908 1428 8829 119 South Lincoln Boulevard Venice CA 90291 (310) 392-3983 1442 9748 3650 South Nogales Street West Covina CA 91792 (626) 912-7031 1428 9510 15421 Brookhurst Street Westminster CA 92683 (714) 531-7742 324 9512 15466 Whittier Boulevard Whittier CA 90603 (562) 943-9303 324 9738 11735 Whittier Boulevard Whittier CA 90601 (562) 692-7706 324 9613 23357 Mulholland Drive Woodland Hills CA 91364 (818) 223-8240 770 9682 22968 Victory Boulevard Woodland Hills CA 91364 (818) 887-7350 770 Participating Independent Pharmacies: Store Name Street Address City State ZIP Code Telephone Local Gen-RX Pharmacy 16746 Lake Shore Drive Lake Elsinore CA 92530 (951) 674-6836 1167 Home Care Pharmacy 1687 Erringer Road #101 Simi Valley CA 93065 (805) 527-9600 770 Howard's Shop Rite Pharmacy 731 No.
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