...prescriptions and some non-part D and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs. Pharmacy Benefits Where to get Care Where to get Care You have options for where to get care. See where to...

...protect members from the dangers of controlled prescription drugs. Georgia Lock-In Program (GA LIP) GA LIP is a health and safety program which protects members whose use of services exceeds...

...detoxification and intensive outpatient rehabilitation Prescription drugs (non-family planning) for the treatment of chronic conditions that may increase the risk of a very low birth rate (VLBW) delivery Non-emergency rides...

...the costs, unless specifically authorized by CareSource. You must use in-network pharmacies to access the prescription drug benefit, except under non-routine circumstances when you cannot reasonably use an in-network pharmacy....

...and Family Services Pharmacy to pick up your prescriptions Gym Grocery Store Call Member Services at least two business days before you need a ride. If any special assistance is...

...see your benefit grid for Healthy Indiana Plan or Hoosier Healthwise. You can also learn with our Find my Prescriptions tool. You can learn more about your choices for LARC...

...an in-network provider. Neither Medicare nor CareSource will be responsible for the costs unless you get approval from CareSource. Use an in-network pharmacy to get your prescriptions unless there is...

...health insurance coverage or prescription drug coverage in addition to our plan, you are required to tell us. Tell your doctor and other health care providers that you are enrolled...

...but continue to pay for medical claims. Members not receiving APTC will lose access to prescription and health services during the grace period. At the end of the grace period,...

...to: Visits with a specialist, dentist, optometrist or other provider to diagnose and treat problems or issues Inpatient or outpatient hospital care Clinic visits Prescription drugs How to Get EPSDT...