Prescription Benefits
MVP Members have access to great prescription drug benefits. But each plan is a little different.
Below, you’ll find lots of helpful resources about your prescription benefits. While not all resources are available for all plans, you’ll find Formularies (lists of covered drugs for your plan), tools to check drug costs and find pharmacies, and more.
How to Find Your Prescription Benefits
For the most accurate information about your prescription benefits:
- Sign into Gia or register for an account
- Click or tap My Plan
- Click or tap Manage Prescriptions
Looking for a Drug Associated With Your Plan?
Find your plan type from the options below, and click or tap View PDF to see your plan’s Formulary (list of covered drugs).
Not sure of your plan? Sign in.
Access the Tools and Resources You Need for Your Prescriptions
We have partnered with CVS Caremark to provide you the information and tools you need to manage your pharmacy and prescription needs.
Looking for Medicare drug coverage or formularies? You can find them on our Medicare prescription drug coverage page.
Drug Lists
View our PDFs of preventive and value-based drugs:
- Preventive Drug List (PDF)
- Preventive Drug List – Spanish (PDF)
- No-Cost Drugs for Preventive Care (PDF)
- Affordable maintenance medications available to VT Plus members with chronic conditions: Vermont Value Based Insurance Drug (VBID) List (PDF)
Resources
Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Coverage
Information about covered drugs, additional drug requirements, medication delivery, and more.
Explore Medicare Prescription CoverageChild Health Plus (CHP) Prescription Benefits
Information about CHP prescription benefits, available to most children regardless of family income.
Learn MoreMedicaid Prescription Benefits
Prescription benefits information if you qualify for Medicaid.
Find Out More
Mail-Order Pharmacy
If your benefit allows, you can mail-order maintenance medications that you take on a regular basis. Save time and money when you buy these drugs in larger quantities and have them delivered right to your door. Your co-pay for a 90-day supply of medication may even be less than going to a local pharmacy monthly for the same amount of medication.
To use mail-order pharmacy:
- Check the Formulary to see if your drug can be filled by mail order.
- Ask your doctor for a prescription for a 90-day supply of your medication.
- When filling a prescription via mail order for the first time, you must call CVS Caremark Customer Care at the phone number on the back of your MVP Member ID card to give permission to set up mail services for this drug. View a guide to your Member ID card
MVP Formularies
The list of drugs covered by your plan, called the Formulary, could change throughout the year. For select Commercial and Marketplace members (including Child Health Plus and Essential Plan members), changes made to remove drugs from the Formulary or to add new clinical requirements will take effect on your Pharmacy “Plan Year” start date. To find you Pharmacy Plan Year start date, sign into Gia or create an account, then select My Plan, then My Benefits.
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- 2025 MVP Commercial/Child Health Plus Formulary (PDF)—Applies to large groups; plans offered by employers with greater than 100 employees, and MVP Child Health Plus.
- 2025 MVP Marketplace Formulary (PDF)—Applies to individuals who purchase their health plan on their own from NY State of Health, The Official Health Plan Marketplace—including the Essential Plan—or Vermont Health Connect or who purchase the plan directly from MVP. Also applies to small group employers with 100 employees or less, and to students enrolled in a student health plan through their college or university.
- 2025 MVP Self-Funded Formulary (PDF)—Applies to Administrative Services Only plans.
- 2025 MVP Medicare Part D Plan Formulary (PDF)—Applies to individual members enrolled in a MVP Medicare Advantage plan not tied to a former employer or union, and members enrolled in a MVP DualAccess plan. (También disponible en español.)
- 2025 MVP DualAccess (HMO D-SNP) Medicare Part D Comprehensive Formulary (PDF)—Applies to individuals enrolled in a MVP DualAccess (HMO D-SNP) plan. (También disponible en español.)
- 2025 MVP Medicare Part D Employer-Based Plan Formulary (PDF)—Applies to individuals whose Medicare plan coverage is offered through a former employer or union group.
Medicare Part B Drug Coverage
Information about additional requirements for drugs administered in your provider’s office or outpatient settings.
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- Medicare Part B vs. Part D Determination
- Medicare Part B: Abatacept (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Amtagvi (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Beqvez (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: C. Difficile Drug Therapy (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Calcitonin Gene-Related Peptide (CGRP) Antagonists (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Cancer Guidance Program-Oncology Medication Coverage and Review (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Casgevy (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Certolizumab (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Donislecel (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Dose Rounding for Systemic Therapy (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Drug Therapy (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Enteral Therapy (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: ENTYVIO (vedolizumab) (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Golimumab (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Hemophilia Factor (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Hemophilia Gene Therapy (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Immunoglobulin Therapy (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Infliximab (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Izervay (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Lenmeldy (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Luxturna (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Lyfgenia (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Lyme Disease (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Male Hypogonadism (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Monoclonal Antibodies for Alzheimer's Disease (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Multiple Sclerosis Agents (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Omidubicel (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Orphan Drug(s) and Biologicals (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Radicava (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Risankizumab (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Secukinumab (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Select Injectables for Asthma (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Skysona (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Spesolimab (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Spravato (Esketamine) (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Step Therapy (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Syfovre (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Tecelra (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Tepezza (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Teplizumab-mzwv (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Tocilizumab (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Transthyretin-Mediated Amyloidosis Therapy (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Ustekinumab (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) Inhibitors (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Xolair (omalizumab) (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Zinplava (bezlotoxumab) (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Zulresso TM (brexanolone) (PDF)
- Medicare Part B: Zynteglo (PDF)
Pharmacy News
Stay up to date on medication recalls and other developments about the prescription medications you take.