Pharmacy Resource Guide
Pharmacy resources
Tap into these tools to easily manage your prescriptions and get the most out of your pharmacy benefit.
Judi Rx
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- Judi Rx (formerly Capital Rx) is the health system’s pharmacy benefits manager (PBM). This is the same team with a new name – there are no actions needed as a result of this name change. All contact information, including the phone number, remains the same. Your ID card will still work with the Capital Rx name.
- Contact Judi Rx for any questions related to your pharmacy benefit coverage including what medications are on the prescription drug formulary, the price you’ll pay, where to fill a prescription and how prior authorization works: 833-599-0951
- Sign up to access important information on the Judi Rx member portal, including a history of your claims for prescription medications and the progress of prior authorization requests. To see total progress toward your deductible, including medical and pharmacy expenses, go to the Luminare Health member portal.
You may also access the Judi Rx member portal via app:
Prescription drug formulary
The prescription drug formulary is the list of medications covered by our medical plans. Find it here, along with instructions on how to read it.
MyChart
- Use the MyChart website and mobile app to manage your health system pharmacy prescriptions.
- Get more information on how to use MyChart to manage your care.
Download from Apple App Store
Download from Google Play
Click “Sign Up Now” to get started. If you don’t have an activation code, use the option on the right side of the screen to enroll without one.
In-network pharmacies
For acute medications, use this list of in-network pharmacies. Find one close to you with the Judi Rx member portal; log in and select “Nearby pharmacies.”
Medication lists and resources
- Formulary to view the list of covered medications.
- Preventive drug list to view medications that help manage chronic health conditions. HSA Advantage Plan members pay the Signature Plan copay for these medications, which is typically lower than the deductible plus coinsurance.
- Maintenance medication health conditions to view a list of health conditions typically treated with maintenance medications.
Keep your information up to date
To make sure your delivered prescriptions and important benefits messages reach you and your family on time, take a moment to ensure your mailing information is current.
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For prescription deliveries: MyChart
Our pharmacy team uses the information you enter in MyChart to get medications delivered to your preferred location. To check or update your address and the addresses of covered family members, do the following for each covered member:
- Go to “Your Menu” and select “Settings”
- Click on “Personal Information”
- Click “Edit” to review and update your details
If you have problems, send the pharmacy team a message with the new information.
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For employee benefits: Workday
It’s important that your address is current in Workday to ensure your benefits function correctly and to receive benefits communications. Workday tracks only employee information, so you do not need to enter addresses for dependents. Note: Make sure to update your address in MyChart as well, which our pharmacy team uses to deliver medications.
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For your family members: bswift
Do you have a spouse or dependents covered under your medical plan who are living at another address? To enter or update family member addresses, visit bswift.
- Scroll down to “Common Actions”
- Click on “Update My Profiles”
- Click “Personal/Family Information”
- Edit under the family member’s name or click “Add” to add a new family member
Medication Lists
- Formulary to view the list of covered medications; how to read your prescription drug formulary.
- Preventive drug list to view medications that help manage chronic conditions. HSA Advantage Plan members pay the Signature Plan copay for these medications, which is typically lower than the deductible plus coinsurance.
- Maintenance drug list to view the list of medications that are used to treat chronic health conditions. They must be filled for at least a 90-day supply where state and federal law allows and delivered to a preferred address by the health system pharmacy.