Pharmacy benefits for your Consumer Driven Option postal plan

OptumRx provides pharmacy benefits for Consumer Driven Option members and features more than 64,000 pharmacies, including large national chains, community pharmacies, OptumRx Home Delivery, and Optum Specialty.

Coverage for retail and mail-order prescriptions

Consumer Driven Option 2025 prescription coverage

Network retail

Tier 1/Tier 2

Lower cost/Mid-range cost

Tier 3

Highest cost

In-network you pay

25% ($15 min/$200 max per Rx) for a 30-day supply

$400 for a 60-day supply

$600 for a 90-day supply

40% ($15 min/$300 max per Rx) for a 30-day supply

$600 for a 60-day supply

$900 for a 90-day supply

Network home delivery

Tier 1/Tier 2

Lower cost/Mid-range cost

Tier 3

Highest cost

25% ($10 min/$200 max per Rx) for a 30-day supply

$400 for a 60-day supply

$600 for a 90-day supply

40% ($10 min/$300 max per Rx) for a 30-day supply

$600 for a 60-day supply

$900 for a 90-day supply

Access your Consumer Driven Option pharmacy account

Log in to your member portal for coverage specifics.

Calculate the cost of your medications

Visit the OptumRX drug pricing tool.

Your prescription drugs are covered 100%

Your Personal Care Account (PCA) covers 100% of eligible expenses, including prescription drugs. If you fill a prescription when you have benefit dollars available in your PCA, the funds will be applied, and you’ll pay nothing.

Save money on your prescriptions

Receive a discount when you use OptumRx Home Delivery. When you order or refill a prescription by mail, the discounted cost of the medication will be subtracted from your PCA.

Download the UnitedHealthcare app

Manage your medications, chat with customer service, and refill prescriptions.
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Contact UnitedHealthcare for help

Monday – Friday, 8 am – 8 pm CT

Download and access Health Plan resources

Important Alert: Beware of Pharmacy Scam Calls

CVS Pharmacy has reported an increase in scam calls from criminals pretending to be pharmacy representatives. These scammers may ask for sensitive personal information, including your driver’s license number, Social Security number, or insurance details.

How to Protect Yourself

  • Hang up immediately – If you receive an unexpected call and are unsure if it’s legitimate, do not engage. Hang up and contact CVS directly.
  • Verify with CVS – Call your local CVS pharmacy using their official number. Find a CVS near you: CVS Store Locator
  • Never share personal information – Do not provide your prescription details, insurance information, Social Security number, or financial details to unknown callers.
  • Contact your prescription drug provider – If you are unsure about a call related to your medication, reach out to your prescription provider directly:

Common Scam Tactics

Scammers may ask questions such as:

  • Do you need any medication refills?
  • What prescriptions are you taking?
  • What is your driver’s license or Social Security number?
  • Can you confirm your insurance details?

Stay alert and protect your personal information. If you suspect a scam, report it to CVS or your prescription provider immediately.