Create an account on www.express-scripts.com or the Express Scripts® mobile app. Manage your prescription plan anytime and anywhere with an online account.  It’s simple and easy to get started!

1. Visit www.express-scripts.com and select Register OR download the Express Scripts mobile app for free from your phone’s app store and select Register

2. Enter the requested information, including your member ID or Social Security number, and create your user name and password

3. Click or tap Register Now

Once your account is created, you can:

• Check your order status

• View and print member ID cards

• Enroll in home delivery

• Refill and renew prescriptions

• Enroll eligible prescriptions in automatic refill

• Find your nearest in-network pharmacy

• Set reminders to take your medication

Enroll in home delivery to get your 90-day prescriptions shipped right to your door.

Requesting to get your medications delivered to your home from Express Scripts Pharmacy is simple and convenient. First, log in to express-scripts.com (if you haven’t already registered, make sure to have your member ID or SSN). 

If you are enrolling a new prescription…

• Contact your doctor and ask them to e-prescibe  a 90-day prescription directly to Express Scripts

• OR send a request by selecting “Forms” or “Forms & Cards” from the “Benefits” menu, print a mail  order form and follow the mailing instructions

• OR call Express Scripts at the Member Services number on your card and they will contact your doctor for you

If you are enrolling a current prescription…

Transfer retail prescriptions to home delivery by clicking “Add to Cart” for eligible prescriptions and check out.  You can also refill and renew prescriptions.  Express Scripts will contact your doctor and take care of the rest.

Check Order Status to track the shipping of your prescriptions. After Express Scripts receives your prescription from your doctor, you will receive your medication within 7 days.

Ask about switching to a generic medication to save money on your prescriptions.

By not looking for the best deal on your prescription drugs, you may end up paying more than you should for your medications.

The easiest—and safest—way to save money on prescriptions is to ask for a generic,  which typically costs less because the manufacturer did not have to conduct the initial research or studies that the branded drug did.

Generics fall into two categories: 

Direct chemical equivalent – a drug that has the same active ingredient as its brand-name counterpart

Therapeutic alternative – a drug that may not be chemically equivalent to the brand,  but has the same therapeutic or treatment effect

Direct chemical equivalents are practically identical to the branded drug, while therapeutic alternatives are part of the same family.

Is there a generic for your medication? You can ask…

• Your health care provider. Check with your doctor or nurse if there’s a generic for any medication you’re prescribed.

• Your pharmacist. Before getting a prescription filled, refilled or renewed, ask your pharmacist if there’s a generic alternative.

• Express Scripts. You can review your prescriptions and specific generics savings opportunities at express-scripts.com.