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• Who Should Get the MMR Vaccine?

  The Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) has issued an advisory recommending an additional measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine for at-risk individuals.

• What Are Generic Drugs and When Does a Drug Become Generic?

  Generic drug versions may be introduced after the patent for the brand-name drug expires, which is usually 20 years.

• View Your Drug Claim Information Online

  You can view your current drug claim information by visiting My Account on hmsa.com.

• Single-Source Generic Drugs

  When a patent expires for a brand drug, the FDA can grant a period of exclusivity to one company to make the generic form of the drug.

• Find an HMSA Participating Retail Pharmacy

  You can use the Find a Doctor tool to find an HMSA participating pharmacy, too. Find out how it works.

• HMSA’s Pharmacy Benefit Manager is Available to Answer Your Drug Questions

  Do you have a question about the side effects of a drug you’re taking? Call HMSA Customer Relations and we’ll put you in touch with a pharmacist.

• How to Get Copies of the Drug Claim Form

  You can print the Prescription Reimbursement Claim Form from My Account on hmsa.com. You can also request copies by mail or in person.

• Drug Categories

  Learn the difference between the drug categories and which can save you the most.

• Coordination of Benefits between Two Drug Plans

  HMSA will coordinate with your other drug plans, if you have any, to see how much of the cost you have to pay.

• Choose Generic Drugs and Save Money

  Generic drugs are safe, effective, and have the same active ingredients as brand-name drugs. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if generic drugs will work for you.

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