Specialty Drugs
Specialty drugs:
- Are usually self-administered, high cost, injectable or oral drugs
- Can require clinical training to administer
- Treat chronic conditions (e.g., cancer, multiple scleroses, rheumatoid arthritis, hepatitis C)
- May need special storage and handling
- Aren’t available from many retail pharmacies
Specialty Drug Network
If you have a prescription for one of the select specialty drugs, you must get it filled through the Specialty Drug Home Delivery Program, or at one of these network pharmacies:
- Kroger
- Rite-Aid
- Walgreens
- Walmart Pharmacies
Note: Some military pharmacies may stock your specialty drug. You can check with your local military pharmacy to see if they stock your drug and if so, how to switch.
If you choose to get your specialty drug at a network pharmacy other than Kroger, Rite-Aid, Walgreens or Walmart, you’ll:
To learn more, please visit the Express Scripts Specialty Drugs page.
Specialty Drug Home Delivery Program
Express Scripts has always offered the Specialty Drug Home Delivery Program. This free, voluntary program gives you access to the following services:
- Get expert advice from nurses, pharmacists, and social workers specializing in complex disease states
- Nurses are available Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-9:00 pm Eastern Time
- Pharmacists are available 24/7
- Talk to specialty patient care advocates who can answer questions and process your drug requests
- Schedule delivery of your specialty drugs to your home or office
- Set refill reminders
Your Specialty Network has Changed
On December 1, 2016, the TRICARE specialty network changed. >>Learn More