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The Health Access Benefit is made up of three key pieces that work together to provide you and your family with quality health care that is both affordable and convenient. These three pieces are your primary care, prescription, and preventive care.
Here’s how they fit together.
Primary Care
Through your primary care provider, you have access to a personal care team of doctors, nurses, and health advisors. They can help you manage ongoing health conditions, prescribe medication, send orders for labs and imaging, and much more. Go to your primary care provider for most of your routine medical needs.
Learn more about why to use your primary care here.
Prescription
Through your prescription service, you have access to some of the lowest-priced prescription medications in the country. We partner with a nationwide network of pharmacies to give your access to affordable drug pricing at over 65,000 locations. Use your prescription service anytime you need to fill a prescription from a pharmacy.
Learn more about how to use your prescription service here.
Preventive Care
Through your preventive care service, you can get reimbursed for preventive medical services such as dental cleanings, vision exams, flu shots, and much more. Simply snap a picture of your bill and submit it for reimbursement right from your phone. Use your preventive care service anytime you visit a lab or doctor’s office for dozens of tests and services to keep you and your family healthy.
Learn more about how to use your preventive care here.
If you have eligible preventive expenses, use this form to request reimbursement.
Common Ways to Use Your Health Access Benefit
Here are some common ways that members use their Health Access Benefit. If you aren’t sure which piece of the Health Access Benefit you need at the moment, these examples may help guide you. Keep in mind, however, these are just a few of the many benefits included in your membership!
- My whole family received flu shots. We used our preventive care service to be reimbursed.
- My doctor gave me a prescription for a new medication. I used my prescription service to get it filled at the best price.
- I wanted to talk to a professional about quitting smoking. I went to my primary care provider and was able to use my preventive care to reimburse $500 of my costs.
- My kids needed “well child” exams before they could return to school. I used my preventive care to be reimbursed.
- My doctor sent me to a lab to get a bone density screening. I used my preventive care to be reimbursed.
- My son had an odd-looking bug bite. My primary care provider allowed a doctor to look at it by video* at no cost to me. The doctor prescribed a cream for him, and I used my prescription service to have it filled at the best price.
- I went to a local dentist for a routine dental cleaning and my eye doctor for an annual eye exam. I used my preventive care and I was reimbursed up to $250 each.
- I’ve taken the same prescription for years. I used my prescription service and was able to get it filled at a better price than I used to pay.
- My doctor recommended that I use an at-home colon cancer screening this year. I did, and then I used my preventive care and was reimbursed for 100% of the costs.
- I have high cholesterol. I work with my primary care provider to keep it under control.
* Some primary care providers offer virtual care, but not all. Check with your primary care provider to find out the best way to receive your care.