I'm writing today for my wife. She is 55, and her endocrinologist has prescribed her hormone replacement therapy. The medication is not available in a commercial form (it's a small percentage of the lowest available commercial form), so it has to be made by a compounding pharmacy. Which is ...
I ordered the identical medicine using the same doctor’s prescription, same insurance, and same insurance plan year on 5/13 and 7/24 using IVR/mail order. Price was not disclosed during my order on 7/24. However, the price has increase from $20.62 to $62.52 in two months. I called CVS Caremark and ...
The specialty pharmacy is by far the worst buisness I have ever worked with. After giving 4 weeks of notice they were still "processing" my claim and prescription. Even with a planned ivf cycle they were unable to give me an update. This caused us to cancel an entire month of appointments ...
When ordering a prescription through WalMart.com on 6/06, I incorrectly assumed that my CVS Caremark insurance information was on file because I deal with the local WalMart. I was charged $151.78 for a prescription that should have cost $62.64 through my CVS Caremark insurance. WalMart.com told me ...
CVS Caremark Specialty pharmacy is possibly the most uncaring incompetent pharmacy on the planet. After receiving a Rx for two new meds from my doctor and co-pay assistance cards for each that would eliminate my co-pay, I called and gave CVS the information and was told it had been accepted and ...
My doctor and I have decide on a medication to help me prevent impending diabetes that running in my family. My doctor faxed to the prescription over to CVS Caremark home service pharmacy but CVS Caremark was prescription carrier and they provides me with prescription coverage. CVS told the ...