Know Your Costs with New Castlight Pharmacy Feature

You’ve heard how Castlight can help you find convenient, high-quality affordable care.  You can now utilize Castlight’s NEW pharmacy feature.

Are you dreading that trip to the pharmacy for a prescription refill? Struggling to pay for prescriptions or maybe skipping them all together because they’re costly? Like everything else, prescriptions can vary in price. Sometimes going generic or just changing pharmacies can mean big savings.

Don’t overpay. Use Castlight to manage your pharmacy and medical expenses all in one place.

  • Save on prescriptions: Learn about all your options, using generic or mail-order, based on your prescription.
  • Shop around: Compare prescription prices at pharmacies near you. The prices in Castlight are personalized for you and based on where you are in your plan.
  • Keep track of it all: Review your past pharmacy and medical spending all in one place. You can also learn more about the medicines you already take or might have to take in the future.

Access Castlight by logging into

Anthem.com

and clicking “Know Your Cost.” Search in Castlight from anywhere! Download the Castlight app from your phone’s app store.

To learn more about Castlight visit

www.mycastlight.com/UC

.  If you have questions, call Anthem Support at 1-844-249-5372.  Or, join come to the Benefits and Wellness Fair on Nov. 6 at the Kingsgate Marriott and talk to Castlight representatives.

Castlight is free of charge to UC employees, spouses, and dependents age 18 and older enrolled in a UC Anthem medical plan.

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