Member resources
Your prescription plan covers contraceptives at no cost to you
In accordance with the Affordable Care Act, your healthcare plan covers contraceptive medications and medical devices approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Some of the many contraceptive options available to you include:
- Cervical cap
- Diaphragm
- Emergency contraceptives
- Implantable rod
- Intrauterine systems (“IUD”)
- Medication taken by mouth (“the pill”)
- Over-the-counter methods
- Shot/injection
- Skin patch
- Vaginal ring
Please speak with your healthcare provider to make sure that the contraception method your are using is the most appropriate for you. To learn more, visit the website of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM):
How to react to an opioid overdose
The opioid epidemic is affecting nearly every level of society. Would you know what do to do if you encountered an overdose? The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has put together an informative, easy-to-read flyer to help people identify and react to an opioid overdose.
Click the button below to learn more:
CDC Preventing an opioid overdose PDF
Questions about weight-loss drugs?
We cover FDA-approved weight-loss drugs to treat obesity for FEHB/PSHB members who meet eligibility criteria and get prior approval. We have coverage for Saxenda (generic only, Liraglutide) when criteria is met. For information on all weight-loss prescription drugs please visit our formulary.
You can review your formulary information by logging into your member portal here.
Have a question about our disputed claims process?
If you have had a claim denied, you still have options. Please click the button below to find out more: