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What is Allegiant Rx?
Allegiant Rx is a non-profit coalition that your employer or multi-employer has joined to improve your pharmacy benefits.
How does the coalition work?
Allegiant Rx contracts with a pharmacy benefits manager (currently OptumRx) to provide pharmacy benefits to our participants.
How do I get an ID card?
Your employer or multi-employer fund will provide you with an ID card that covers you and your eligible dependents.
How do I know what is covered and what co-payment is required?
Your pharmacy benefit is designed by your Health and Welfare Fund, and provides you with a description of your pharmacy benefits. You can also access the Allegiant Rx website to find out what is covered, what your cost would be, as well as suggested alternatives to save you money. You can also find the names and locations of retail pharmacies on the site.
Where do I get my prescriptions?
Allegiant Rx has a national network of retail pharmacies that covers the United States for immediate and short-term use, as well as a national network of mail-order pharmacies for maintenance and long-term use, and a specialty pharmacy for delivery of medications required for complex disease conditions.
Are there limitations or restrictions to prescription medications?
The rules of your plan are set by your employer or multi-employer fund. Rules are used to ensure the safe and effective use of prescription medications. Due to the complex nature of many prescription drug therapies, prior approvals and the appeal process are employed to be sure that each patients receives the medications required.
