Get Express Scripts Customer Service

Order by mail: Send your order form and the written prescription provided by your doctor to: Express Scripts, Inc. PO Box 52150. Phoenix, AZ 85072.

By Fax. Sent by your provider (with a fax cover sheet) directly to Express Scripts: 1-877-895-1900 in the United States. 1-602-586-3911 if Overseas.

1, 2016, you can refill your prescription in one of two ways: Visit www.express-scripts.com/accenture and activate your account by registering with your member ID number from your ID card. Once registered and logged in, you will see refills available to order in the Prescription section of the Home page.

Call 844-516-3323 to speak with a prescription benefit specialist or sign in at www.Express-Scripts.com/StartHD and select Transfer your retail prescriptions to get started. We'll do the rest.

With Express Scripts' mail-order pharmacy, you may obtain up to a 90-day supply of medication for each prescription. You pay 10% of the cost for each prescription filled with generic drugs, and 20% for those filled with brand-name drugs. ... Express Scripts, Inc.

Pharmacies can only dispense Schedule III, IV, and V controlled substances with a written, oral, or faxed prescription.

By phone or fax Ask your doctor to submit your prescription for a 90-day supply to CVS Caremark by calling (800) 378-5697 or faxing (800) 378-0323.

For help with your prescription benefit or prescriptions filled through the Express Scripts Pharmacy, call Patient Customer Service at the number on your prescription ID card or call 800.282. 2881.

5. All prescriptions must be fully completed before faxing, including the prescriber's signature. machines. Alternatively, the sender may prefer to contact the y directly to confirm receipt.

A faxed prescription provides. an assurance to the community pharmacist of the details of the prescription to be. dispensed in an urgent situation and is preferable to a prescription being 'phoned. through' to a community pharmacy. A faxed prescription is not a legal document and.

By Fax. Sent by your provider (with a fax cover sheet) directly to Express Scripts: 1-877-895-1900 in the United States. 1-602-586-3911 if Overseas.

Call 844-516-3323 to speak with a prescription benefit specialist or sign in at www.Express-Scripts.com/StartHD and select Transfer your retail prescriptions to get started. We'll do the rest.

FAX You can fax your patient prescription using 1-800-837-0959.

Certain prescription medications need to be preapproved by Express Scripts before they will be covered. This preapproval process is known as prior authorization. If you do not receive approval for drugs requiring prior authorization, you may pay the full cost of the medication.

Upload your document. Select the recipient's country and enter the recipient's fax number. Sign up and purchase fax tokens if required. Click on the Send button to confirm your fax.

To transfer your drug prescription from a retail pharmacy to mail order through CVS Caremark: Login to My Account on www.caremark.com. Select Order Prescriptions at the top of the page. Select the Transfer a Prescription link. Select the Local Pharmacy to Mail Service link.

How long will it take to receive my home delivery medications from Express Scripts? Usually, you'll receive your medication within eight days after we receive a new prescription and about five days after we receive your refill request.

You can sign up for mail order by sending in your insurer's mail order form with your prescription, or having your doctor phone or fax it in. You can usually submit refills online, over the phone or through a mobile app.

FAX You can fax your patient prescription using 1-800-837-0959.

Prior authorization ensures that you get the prescription drug that is right for you and that is covered by your benefit. If it's determined that your plan doesn't cover the drug you were prescribed, you can ask your doctor about getting another prescription that is covered.

For help with your prescription benefit or prescriptions filled through the Express Scripts Pharmacy, call Patient Customer Service at the number on your prescription ID card or call 800.282. 2881.

To get started, you simply need to make the request through Express Scripts Member Services or online at www.express-scripts.com. You will need to choose the medication(s) you want to transfer to Home Delivery and confirm the prescribing doctor information so that ESI can contact the doctor on your behalf.