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In response to "Caremark has been my Rx provider for a couple of years now and there have always been preferred pharmacies that are cheaper." by ty97

There are Medicare Part D plans that have preferred pharmacies (usually Wal-Mart) but I've not seen regular plays have varying copays depending on

Posted by Tim (aka othertim) Oct 21 '14, 14:58

pharmacy. There are plans that do not participate at all in certain pharmacies (1199 is a union for nurses and health care workers and we don't accept it, which I think is their decision, not See Vee Ess's) but it gets super sketchy to charge more depending on where you go, I think they surmised the tobacco thing is a way around that. I don't know if they're correct.

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My company sponsored plan using Caremark has done it for several years. - ty97 Oct 21, 15:17 1
- But that's at the option of the pharmacy. Walgreens opts not to participate. - droidlet Oct 21, 16:12

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There are Medicare Part D plans that have preferred pharmacies (usually Wal-Mart) but I've not seen regular plays have varying copays depending on

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