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Insurance & payments

We take what you already have.

GWB Pharmacy accepts most major prescription insurance plans, Medicare Part D, Medicaid, and OTC benefit cards. If your plan isn't on the list, call us at (212) 933-0082 and we'll check in real time.

Prescription plans

We participate in every major Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM) network. This list is illustrative — bring your card and we'll run it.

  • Aetna
  • Anthem
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Caremark / CVS
  • Cigna
  • Empire BCBS
  • Express Scripts
  • GHI / EmblemHealth
  • Humana
  • Medicaid (NY)
  • Medicare Part D
  • MetroPlus
  • Optum Rx
  • United Healthcare
  • WellCare
OTC benefit cards

Medicare Advantage and Medicaid OTC allowance cards work in store for eligible health items. Your eligible product list comes from your plan.

  • OTC Network
  • NationsBenefits
  • Healthy Benefits+
  • Solutran S3
  • InComm
First visit

What to bring.

  1. Your prescription insurance card (or a photo of it)
  2. Photo ID
  3. For OTC card purchases: your card. The allowance balance is checked at the register.
  4. Transferring from another pharmacy? Just bring the bottle or tell us the name + dose — we'll handle the call.
Common questions

What customers ask us.

My plan is on the list. Do I still need to call?

No. Bring your card on your first visit — we'll run the claim live at the counter. The list above covers about 99% of the prescription coverage in our service area.

What if my plan rejects?

We'll tell you in real time at the counter. Most rejections are fixable — wrong member ID, missing prior auth, an alternate dose required. Our pharmacist will explain and walk you through what's needed.

Do you charge a fee for filing claims?

Never. Filing the claim is part of filling the prescription.

Can I use my HSA or FSA card online?

You can try: online, HSA and FSA cards run as a regular debit card, so whether it goes through is up to your plan. Some plans decline online purchases or ask you to send a receipt. Every order receipt itemizes your purchase and marks the FSA/HSA-eligible items. OTC allowance cards work in store only.

Is the cash price ever cheaper than my insurance?

Sometimes. We check both and ring up the lower one — that's federal law (Rx Pricing Transparency Act). Bring any GoodRx / SingleCare coupon you have; we'll compare.

Ready to transfer?

Submit your current prescription and we'll handle the call to your previous pharmacy. Most transfers ready the same day.

Transfer a prescription