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90-Day Maintenance Medication Program at Retail Did you know your pharmacy benefit allows you to obtain a 90-day supply of your maintenance medications at participating retail network pharmacies? This new voluntary option offers convenience and may save you money. (Mail service continues to be available for 90-day supply as well.) How do I get started? Questions? If you have previously filled your maintenance medication at a retail pharmacy, simply For more information on have your doctor write a prescription for a 90-day supply with refills if appropriate. Fill your pharmacy benefit, your prescription at a participating retail pharmacy. log in to myuhc.com and How do I find a participating retail pharmacy? visit the pharmacy section. Or, you may also call the The UnitedHealthcare 90-day retail pharmacy network includes over 55,000 national and member services phone local community pharmacies. To find a pharmacy refer to the list of 90-day retail pharmacy number listed on the back chains on the back of this flyer or call the member services phone number listed on the back of your health plan ID card. of your health plan ID card. What medicines are available for a 90-day supply? Most maintenance medications are available at a 90-day supply. These medications are often prescribed to treat chronic long-term conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol or asthma. If you are not sure if your medication is available for a 90-day supply you can call customer service by dialing the member services phone number listed on the back of your health plan ID card. (Continued ) UnitedHealthcare® National 90-Day Pharmacy Network Retail Chain List A F K R V A&P Fairview Pharmacy Kerr Drug Raley’s Pharmacy Vons Albertsons Family Fare King Soopers Ralphs W Pharmacy Farm Fresh Kinney Drugs Randalls Waldbaum’s Aurora Pharmacy Pharmacy Kmart Pharmacy Rite Aid Walgreens B Food City Kroger S Walmart Pharmacy Bartell Drugs L Safeway Pharmacy Wegmans Food Lion Bashas United Lewis Drug Sam’s Club Weis Pharmacy Drug Pharmacy Lifechek Drug Pharmacy White Drug Bi-Lo, LLC Fred Meyer Longs Drug Stores Sav-On Pharmacy Winn-Dixie Bi-Mart Fred’s Pharmacy Lucky Save Mart Pharmacy Fruth Pharmacy, Inc. Supermarkets M Big Y Fry’s Food Schnucks Pharmacy & Drug Marsh Drugs Pharmacy ShopKo Pharmacy Martin’s Pharmacy Brookshire Brothers F ShopRite Pharmacy Pharmacy Medicap Pharmacy Giant Eagle Smith’s Pharmacy Brookshire Pharmacy Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy St. John Pharmacy Giant Pharmacy Meijer Pharmacy C Stop & Shop H N Pharmacy City Market Hannaford Navarro Discount Super 1 Pharmacy Clinic Pharmacy Pharmacy Harps Pharmacy Super Rx Pharmacy Coborn’s Pharmacy O Harris Teeter Super-D Drug Store Costco Pharmacy Osco Drug Sweetbay Cub Pharmacy Harvey’s P Supermarkets Supermarket CVS Pharmacy Pathmark T H-E-B Pharmacy D Patient First Target Homeland Dillons Pick N Save Thrifty Pharmacy Discount Drug Mart Price Chopper Tom Thumb Hy-Vee Pharmacy Pharmacy Dominick’s Tops Pharmacy I Professional Drug Warehouse U Ingles Pharmacy Pharmacy Duane Reade United Pharmacy Publix Super Markets, Inc. USA Drug Chains with 25 or more stores as of March 2013 Subject to change without notice. M53281 8/13 © 2013 United healthCare Services, Inc..

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