Prescription Drugs
Available for Full-Time and Part-Time Associates
A little thrill can make any ride smoother—just like the savings you'll score with our prescription drug plan! Your coverage depends on which medical plan you hop on.
Prescription Drug Program
​Want to save on medication? Our Prescription Drug Program is managed through Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Kaiser (available for California associates only), so you will only need one ID card for both medical care and prescriptions. You can find information about your benefits and a list of network pharmacies online at www.anthem.com and www.kp.org, or by calling the Customer Care number on your ID card. Your costs will vary based on the tier assigned to the prescription drug, which can be classified as Generic, Preferred, Non-Preferred, or Specialty Drugs. Explore the prescription drug coverage costs below for Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Kaiser.​​​​​​
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
Kaiser (California only)
Something to Consider...
Generic Drugs
Want to save on medication? Generic drugs are the same as brand-name drugs in dosage, use, side effects, and strength, and they meet the same strict FDA standards. The difference? Generics cost 80% to 85% less than brand-name versions. To see if a generic is available for your medication, visit www.fda.gov.
​Lowering Medication Costs
Prescription discount programs can save you money, but they can’t be combined with your insurance benefits. Always compare the discounted price with your insurance’s prescription drug benefit, as using a discount may not count toward your deductible or out-of-pocket maximum.
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GoodRx: Find coupons and compare pharmacy prices with potential savings of up to 80% on generics.
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Optum Perks: Offers drug coupons and a free member card accepted at over 64,000 pharmacies.
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Amazon Prime Rx: Included with Prime membership, this card offers discounts of up to 80% on generics and 40% on brand-name medications.
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Cost Plus Drug Company: An online pharmacy offering low-cost medications by buying directly from manufacturers. Compare prices with your usual pharmacy, as they accept limited insurance plans.