Check your insurance plan’s formulary. This document lists covered medications and their costs. Your plan’s website or member services phone number provides access.
Contact Rite Aid directly. They can check your insurance’s coverage for Viagra before you purchase it. Call your local store or use their online prescription tools.
- Medicare Part D: Coverage varies widely depending on your specific plan. Some plans cover Viagra, while others don’t. Review your plan details carefully. Medicaid: Generally doesn’t cover Viagra for erectile dysfunction unless it’s medically necessary for a specific condition, such as pulmonary hypertension. You’ll need a physician’s justification. Private Insurance: Coverage depends on your individual policy. Some plans cover brand-name Viagra, others generic sildenafil, and some may not cover it at all. Pre-authorization may be required.
Consider using a prescription discount card. Even with insurance, a discount card might lower your out-of-pocket cost. Many pharmacies offer these cards, and Rite Aid is no exception.
Gather your insurance information. Obtain your prescription from your doctor. Contact Rite Aid to confirm coverage and price.
Remember to discuss cost-saving options with your physician. They may suggest alternative treatments or provide guidance on managing your prescription costs.
