Flexible Content Medicare Prescription Drug plans are offered by private health insurance companies and cover your prescription drug costs for covered medications. You can choose to receive this coverage in addition to: Part D coverage is generally included in most Medicare Advantage
(Part C) plans. LimitsMost Part D plans have “formularies,” which are lists of covered prescription drugs. Part D plans also have networks of approved pharmacies in your area. Things to Consider
Initial Enrollment PeriodThe Initial Enrollment Period is a limited window of time when you can enroll in Original Medicare (Part A and/or Part B) when you are first eligible. After you are enrolled in Medicare Parts A or B, you can select other coverage options like a Prescription Drug Coverage (Part D) plan from approved private insurers. After this period has ended, you can add or change your coverage during the Open Enrollment Period. How to EnrollYou must be entitled to Part A or enrolled in Part B, and you must live in the designated geography of the plan you want to enroll in before joining a Medicare Part D plan. Contact your local Blue Cross Blue Shield company for help choosing a Medicare Part D plan and getting enrolled. Open Enrollment PeriodOctober 15 through December 7 Open Enrollment runs from October 15 through December 7 and it provides an annual opportunity for Medicare-eligible consumers to review and make changes to their Medicare coverage. This includes the opportunity to select or make changes to Prescription Drug Coverage (Part D). However, if you elect to receive Part D coverage after your Initial Enrollment Period window closes, a late enrollment penalty may be added to your premium. Download the Medicare Advantage (Part C) and Prescription Drug Plans (Part D) guide to find the coverage options offered by your local Blue Cross Blue Shield company. Members and Providers Visit our webiste at mibluecrosscomplete.com Customer Service For questions regarding policy and coverage information, call: 1-800-228-8554 Pharmacy Help Desk (PerformRx) For members only, pharmacy questions and benefit assistance, call: 1-888-288-3231 For pharmacists only, for questions regarding billing issues, claims processing and assistance with claim edits, call: 1-888-989-0057 Prior Authorization (PerformRx) For prescribers only, for questions regarding prior authorization, or to initiate prior authorization requests, call: 1-888-989-0057 General Pharmacy Benefit Information We're here to answer your questions about your benefits, services and medical needs. Blue Cross CompleteBlue Cross Complete of Michigan Helpful phone numbers
Services & benefitsCustomer ServicePharmacy Customer ServiceDental Customer ServiceHealthy Kids DentalUrgent medical needsRapid Response Outreach Team24-hour Nurse Help LineOther numbersAnti-Fraud Hotline1-855-232-7640 Privacy Practices1-800-228-8554 Durable Medical EquipmentOutpatient Lab ServicesJoint Venture Hospital Laboratories Tobacco Quit ProgramDiabetic SuppliesHow do I speak to someone at BCBS of Michigan?please call 1-877-469-2583. When you write to us, please include the following: The group and contract numbers on your subscriber ID card, also known as enrollee ID.
What is the customer service number for Blue Cross Blue Shield?1 (888) 630-2583Blue Cross Blue Shield Association / Customer servicenull
What pharmacy does Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan use?Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Blue Care Network members enrolled in the Exclusive Specialty Pharmacy Program should use AllianceRx Walgreen Pharmacy mail-order pharmacy or Walgreens retail stores to fill specialty drug prescriptions. Other pharmacies are considered out-of-network for specialty drugs.
What is the phone number for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan?1 (313) 225-9000Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan / Customer servicenull
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