Where to find rx bin

Sign-up for our Medicare Part D Newsletter. These four numbers are also needed to fill your prescriptions using your Medicare Part D prescription drug plan. You can just look up your Medicare plan name, click on the plan name or the "Benefits and Contact Info" button below the plan name to see the Member or Customer Services number for your plan.

Call Medicare for assistance If you cannot find your plan's Member Services number, you can also telephone Medicare at , select the prescription drug option, and then choose the option to speak with a Medicare representative.

Next, your pharmacist needs the other three numbers to fill a prescription under your Part D prescription drug plan and the pharmacist may be able to get these while speaking with your Medicare plan.

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Your member ID could be anywhere from digits long and should be listed on your health insurance card. You can find your Member ID listed on your health insurance card , on your e-health portal or by calling your insurance provider. RX group numbers can be alphanumeric or numeric. Not all health insurance cards have RX Group numbers.

It can be listed under the name "RxGrp" or "Prescription Group". Occasionally, health insurances also have separate cards for physician benefits and for pharmacy benefits. If your Rx Group is not available on your card, you can check by calling your health insurance provider. Otherwise, you may leave this section blank. Rx Bin: The RX Bin is used to identify how a prescription drug will be reimbursed and where a pharmacy can send a reimbursement claim to.

In order to be pay for your medications with your health insurance, you must have a RX Bin number. If you cannot find a Rx BIN on your health insurance card, please give your health insurance a call!

PCNs may be alphanumeric or numeric. Not all health insurance plans use PCNs, so it is okay to leave this blank if you don't see it on your health insurance card.

If you don't see your PCN on your health insurance card, you can also give your health insurance a call to double check your number.