PICA is a prescription drug benefit program, administered by Express Scripts, Inc., that is provided to you and your eligible dependents. It is made available through the joint efforts of …

As of July 1, please use the new PICA Prescription ID card when you fill specialty medications through Accredo, an Express Scripts specialty pharmacy. Accredo will need your new PICA ID …

Jan 1, 2017 · DC 37 Health and Security Plan members covered by the program must use their City of New York PICA prescription card for injectable and chemotherapy medication. …

The PICA Program is a prescription drug benefit that is provided to all NYC employees, non-Medicare retirees and their eligible dependents who are enrolled in a health plan offered by …

Instead, be sure to use the member ID card provided to you by your current HBP health plan. These benefits are intended to provide you and your eligible dependents with the fullest …

You can buy the prescription drug you need now. Once you receive the card, submit an original receipt to the Fund for reimbursement. Use the Drug Reimbursement Form for in-service …

Effective July 1, 2005, the PICA Prescription Drug Program will only cover two (2) categories of drugs: Injectables and Chemotherapy. New Co-payments for Injectible & Chemotherapy …

For complete details about your PICA prescription benefit or to transfer a retail prescription to home delivery, visit express-scripts.com/register or call us at the number on your new PICA ID …

What drug card do I use at the pharmacy for PICA drugs? Use your newly issued NPA or ESI PICA card at participating pharmacies. If you currently have an NPA or ESI card through your …

pica Members should expect to receive their new ID cards between the last week of May through the end of June. New ID cards and numbers will be effective July 1, 2020.