...covered services. If you have any other health insurance coverage or prescription drug coverage in addition to our plan, you are required to tell us. Tell your doctor and other...

...no cost for members. The plan covers: Doctor visits Prescription medicine Mental health care Dental care Hospitalizations Surgeries Family planning Immunizations(shots) HHW Benefit Packages The State will let you know...

...with a primary care provider, specialist, dentist, optometrist and other CareSource providers to diagnose and treat problems or issues inpatient or outpatient hospital care clinic visits prescription drugs Health education...

...certain drugs. This means that you will need to get approval from CareSource before the prescription is filled. If you don’t get approval, CareSource may not cover the drug. Discover...

...a Doctor, Find My Prescriptions and more. Most Popular Find My Prescriptions Where to Get Care Education Education Explore health and wellness information, newsletters, FAQs and more. Most Popular Care...

...Complete Medicare coverage – hospital (Part A), doctor (Part B), and prescription drug (Part D) – including extras like hearing, dental, vision and fitness benefits. Learn More Marketplace Marketplace Individual...

...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....