Specialty Pharmacies

Accredo Specialty Pharmacy will be the designated in-network specialty pharmacy to fill your speciality and self-administered specialty prescriptions, except for Limited Distribution Medications. CVS-owned pharmacies will be Out-of-Network starting January 1, 2023.

Accredo Specialty Pharmacy

Accredo Contact accredo.com/flblue 888-425-5970 Accredo Health Group, Inc. 1640 Century Center Parkway, Memphis, TN 38134

Accredo, one of the top specialty pharmacies in the nation, offers a high level of customer service. Members have access to Accredo’s mobile apps; free standard delivery in weather-proof packaging; specialty-trained pharmacists, nurses and insurance representatives; and automatic refill reminders. Payments can be made via any of these methods:

• By debit or credit card (American Express, Discover, MasterCard or Visa). The charge will appear on your credit card statement as Accredo.
• Through your checking account.
• Through a flexible spending account (FSA).
• By mail via check.

For payments, send checks to: Accredo Health, Inc. PO Box 954041 St. Louis, MO 63195 NOTE: Please include your patient account number on your check.

SaveOnSP

Specialty drugs can be expensive. That's why as part of Florida Blue’s SaveOnSP Program, Accredo Specialty Pharmacy will be your exclusive provider for most of your specialty medication needs. They help members like you save money on specialty drugs. Some drugs may even qualify for a $0 cost share after copay assistance is applied. You can call 888-425-5970, or the number on the back of your Florida Blue ID card to verify if your medication can be filled by Accredo.

Prime Therapeutics

Prime Therapeutics is the current Pharmacy Benefit Manager for Duval County Public Schools.

Member Services

Visit Prime Therapeutics’ website, www.myprime.com, to view your plan design and copayment information, search for details on prescription medications, locate a participating pharmacy near you, and manage your home delivery prescriptions. For additional plan inquiries, you may call Member Services directly at 1-800-664-5295. For future reference, this number is listed on the back of your Florida Blue ID card.

Benefit ID Cards

Present your ID card when filling a prescription at the pharmacy. Should you need additional or replacement ID cards, please contact Member Services or visit www.floridablue.com to either request a new card or print a temporary card.

Covered Expenses

Federal legend prescription drugs, unless otherwise indicated;

• Drugs requiring a prescription under the applicable state law;
• Insulin, insulin needs and syringes on prescription; or
• Compound medications, of which at least one ingredient is a federal legend drug.

Medication Step Therapy

Step Therapy requires the previous use of one or more drugs before coverage of a different drug is provided. If your health plan’s formulary guide reflects that Step Therapy is used for a specific drug, your physician must submit a prior authorization request form to the health plan for approval. If the request is not approved, please remember that you always have the option to purchase the medication at your own expense.

Prior Authorization

Prior authorization is required on some medications before your drug will be covered. If your health plan’s formulary guide indicates that you need a prior authorization for a specific drug, your physician must submit a prior authorization request form to the health plan for approval. If the request is not approved, please remember that you always have the option to purchase the medication at your own expense.

Quantity Limits

Quantity limits are  applied to certain drugs based on the approved dosing limits established during the FDA approval process. Quantity limits are applied to the number of units dispensed for each prescription. If your health plan’s formulary guide reflects that there is a quantity limit for a specific drug, your physician must submit a prior authorization request form to the health plan for approval. If the request is not approved, please remember that you always have the option to purchase the medication at your own expense.

Formulary Exception

Formulary exceptions are necessary for certain drugs that are eligible for coverage under your health plan’s drug benefit. Your physician must submit a formulary exception form to your health plan for approval. If the request is not approved by the health plan you may still purchase the medication at your own expense. The general form can be used if the drug you are requesting coverage for is not on the formulary list.