They lied to me twice to keep my business, and the third guy I talked to refused to admit that the first two were either liars or incompetent. I signed up for SilverScript in Nov 2019, and it was fine for 2019. When I called and asked about the changes for 2020, so I could decide if SS was still better than another plan I was considering, they lied to me about the cost of one of my heart meds. Because of that lie, I signed up again for 2020, and when my first refill of the drug in January was $306 instead of the $56 I was expecting, they said it was because of the $250 deductible. OK, that made sense, and again they promised that in February it would only be $56. But - it was $151 !!! So, I called again and was told that the $151 is the correct price and will be for the rest of the year. He also refused to admit the other two lied. Open enrollment is closed, so I'm stuck with SilverScript now, and it will end up costing me an extra $800 for the year over the other plan. I will NEVER use SilverScript again! read more

I had this Part D insurance for a years and it got progressively worse from a price standpoint. Service is fine, but when you can order your prescription from BlinkHealth at 50% price of Silver Script something is terribly wrong. Some medications had 900% price increases. These increases are never announced. You have your doctor fax prescription to CVS and get the price shock at the window when picking it up. Makes no sense that Medicare does not let consumers buy prescriptions from companies like BlinkHealth and forget Part D insurance. We are forced to pay monthly premiums and end going elsewhere to find medications at substantially lowers prices. Here's what really get me upset. Silver Script has a way of knowing and tracking your prescription purchases outside their network. What about a patients privacy? Is this legal? Good bye Silver Script and your CVS monopoly. read more

My sister needed an override for medication she needs everyday, when not received as promised, called and was told they would send it overnight, that was a week ago, when I was with her, she called for an hour and a half only to be transferred over and over until giving up. very upset, they have no understanding or compassion, but never had a problem when they wanted me to purchase their plan. Be careful, they are not responsive to need. read more

I have had SilverScript for about 10 years now . Recently , this week without even notifying me they stopped paying for the prescription vitamin D 50,000 units that I desperately need. They did this during this coronavirus shutdown and did not even call or email me to let me know ahead of time for the refills. I'm shopping them out as soon as I can. read more

This is a TERRIBLE company. Customer service is next to impossible to deal with. Premiums go up & prescriptions for the same basic medications go up even more. Try to find something different. This company will make your blood pressure go up!!! read more

Silver Scripts ripped me off this past year! I take 4 generic drugs and they did not pay one dime, on any of them! I paid $32.00 a month premium for nothing! Stay CLEAR AWAY from Silver Scripts Medicare Part D! I ended up paying $30.00- 35.00 a prescription AT PHARMACY, for SOME old generics, that I have taken for years and never paid more than $10.00! They move them into a tier 4, so they don't have to pay crap!!! They need to be run out of business and pay people living on limited income, their money back!! So Sad!!! I AM sure glad I got to enroll in a new plan now!!! Good Bye and good riddens Silver Scripts! I turned this into Medicare, but they acted like they don't give a crap about seniors being ripped off!! If I could give a negative star, I would have given 5!! read more

HORRIBLE phone rep' service! First, I endured over 20 min. of "phone tree" questions. NONE fit my need (lost card, need new one). The stupid voice kept saying "I'm sorry we can't help with that" and hanging up. I finally hit "0" and had to wait 10 min. for a rep. The rep does not speak clear English. He kept saying "ma'm" every 3 words. Like "So, ma'm, now I will check you number ma'm. Is that OK with you ma'm?" I told him Right off that I lost my card & need a new one. he asked me 5 times to read the number off my card. I had to keep saying I LOST my card. I need a new one. He asked me to spell my name over 7 times. Over & over (it's an EASY name). He ended up NOT being able to help at all. read more

Only slightly better than useless. Most prescriptions filled on this plan end up being a great deal cheaper by using an on line coupon from GoodRx. Earlier today, I called in to SIlverscript to check on the co-pay for a new prescription just called in for me. The rep was barely able to handle English. I had to repeat the name of the drug many times before she claimed she could find it. She then told me my co-pay would be $6.35 but the pharmacy called and told me that the Silverscript computer said the co-pay would be about $45. When I called Silverscripot to complain, they acknowledged that the rep had quoted for the wrong drug but they would not or could not do anything to make the matter right. Which reaffirms my decision to leave Silverscript at the end of this year. Useless! read more

I signed up last with with the Choice Plan, no deductible and a $22 premium. I'll be changing campanies in open enrollment because, in essence, this is a horrible plan. Everyone of my meds have gone up in price this year, from 25% up to 150%. When refills are due the price is always different. I was being charged a 90 day price for one med and only getting a 30 day supply. I called customer service and and was told the manufacturer increased the price. Interesting that the retail price on all but one of my meds remained the same.I received a 2 stage vaccine also.. Step one was administered last year. When I went for the booster this year it w as double the price. The last draw was, once again, the doubling in price of another med. Customer service said the manufacturer raised the price, untrue, the retail never had gone up. I would never recommend this compcany to antone. read more

If I wanted to hear about advertisements I would have called a BS line instead of the customer support line. I couldn't get to customer service, I finally hung up after having to hear 10 + ads. REALLY? read more

This company is one to avoid at all costs. Recently, I was contacted by my pharmacy concerning a prescription which would cost $149 using SilverScript. They then informed me that if I used GoodRX, that same prescription was $15. GoodRX is free and SilverScript is about $500/year. Additionally, they increased my deductible from $190 to $480 without informing me. STAY AWAY FROM SILVERSCRIPT! read more

We just started as customers of SilverScript. We were previously under CVS Caremark and now that my husband is retired we have been shifted over to SilverScript. We have not had an issue - yet - with RX coverage. We have tried to call customer service about another issue and the phone reps are - terrible. If you have an issue: a) barely audible; b) barely understandable; c) ask you questions then pass you to someone else; d) we talked to 4 reps who asked us the same identity questions; f) finally we asked for supervisor and then sent us to the survey (meaning they were hanging up). They were unable to answer our question and gave up. We are not looking forward to a relationship with SilverScript and we are stuck with them. read more

I'm amazed how this company takes advantage of seniors! My mom pays about $70/month for the plan and yet her prescription for 2021 is $120 for a 90 day supply. The same prescription is offered at Costco and Publix (without insurance) at $85. What is the purpose of having an insurance plan if ultimately you have to pay more for the drugs?. Comparatively speaking - with the premium & drugs with Silver Script is $1320 and without insurance it's $340. A difference of about $1000 - for someone on a fixed income. Thank goodness, I'm here to look out for her. Shameful! I'm also in agreement with the customer service. Off shore call center and minimally helpful I'm in agreement with the other experiences that others have posted here. To anyone ready, try GoodRX - great prices and you can chose from a pharmacy you prefer! read more

If I could give them a 0 stars I would. When we signed up for the Aetna Silverscript Choice PDP through the Medicare site, it showed that they were the most cost effective and that all of our drugs were on their formulary. Since the first of the year they have sent us 3 letters stating that certain drugs are not on their formulary. 2 of the drugs have been approved, but one of them they will not cover as they say its not on their formulary. Their customer service is a joke. I have spent at least 40minutes for each of the 3 above instances trying to get things resolved. I am usually transferred at least 3 times. As soon as my year is up I will NEVER do business with any CVS company including Aetna, Silverscript and CVS. They have a reasonable monthly cost until you realize that they will not cover certain drugs. Be aware that they will be a real pain in the butt to deal with and it will cost you way more than you think it will, due to their difficulty to deal with and them deciding certain drugs are not on the formulary. read more

My husband is new to SilverScript, but we are already encountering problems. Initially we submitted a list of med he used and it came back as all covered. So... off to CVS to get a 30 day prescription for 2 different medications. Nope! They are class/tier 3 drugs and you can only get a 7 day fill. Now I had called their number prior to going to CVS and they said they weren't covered in their formulary. So I tell them I have the print out from the application and it stated they were covered. So they have to go through a procedure to do "an exception" and we won't know if the exception will be 1) approved and 2) whether is for 30 days, 60 days or a year. So we get the letter and it's approved for 1 year. But... that we still can only get a 7 day prescription and that the doctor will have to call in another prescription for the balance of the month! So I take the prescriptions back and go outside and call the Help Center and go through all this and they tell me to go back in and they will fill the 30 day prescription. So I go in and they it it in the system and then have to call the help desk for an override. Then I'm told it will be 2-3 days before they will fill it and that 1 prescription is $34. (60 tablets). Now I've looked at Good Rx and I can get it for $22.50 with their coupon. So I ask can they take the Goid RX Coupon and they say yes. So REALLY? Why pay a monthly premium when I can actually use the Good RX anytime and pay less than SilverScripts policy prices. It's worthless. And at no time during the application process did they EVER Mention all the hassles of the hoops you'd have to jump through just to get a prescription medication that my husband has been taking for 4-5 years!!!! It's NOT WORTH IT!!!! read more

Why do they keep calling me? They keep telling me that I need a refill on one of my drugs. No they never pay anything toward the scripts. Just get a discount through the pharmacy. So why are they calling? read more

Horrible!!! I have had the worst experience with this company, over and over. The lack of communication, the denial of much needed asthma inhaler, and every other prescription denied. It is not worth the aggravation. I am going back to a better plan. Screw You CVS and Silverscript! read more

It took almost 3 days before this arrogant group approved my drug. I have taken it for 10 years now and all of a sudden they don't approve it. No matter. I used GoodRX and bought my prescription immediately for $36.59 at a Winn Dixie pharmacy. It was $227 thru Silverscript for the same 90 day supply. 3 days later I got a call from my Doctors office and was told Silvetscript finally approved my medication. Why am I paying Silverscript???? read more

I'm not familiar with any of americrap medicare bullshit and their million plans but i'm trying to get some cheap medication approved for a family member who recently switched to this Silvershit plan. This country already feels like the abnormal parallel universe. Silvershit customer service feels like their own crazy world in another crazy dimension. Got transferred to different departments and put on hold 5 times. Few speak fluently, keep asking same questions over and over again. Some reps had very bad connection, sounded muffled. They don't know what they are doing in their Silvershit world. Almost every review is 1 star. Few 2 stars. I should've read reviews. Will be taking family member out of this plan ASAP. Don't need this aggravation. Based on what i read here something's very wrong with this medicare system. read more

Never, NEVER use Silver Script!! They have absolutely the WORST customer service I have ever encountered--and forget about trying to dis-enroll. They kept me on hold for over one hour while transferring me from one department to another. They are a scam. read more

This is a SilverScript Medicare review: as for Aetna silverscript as you Medicare prescription coverage is asking for high co pays now high monthly cost unreliable billing and the poorest customer service ever. I don't see how Medicare still has contracts with them. If your new to Medicare program look elsewhere for prescription coverage !!!! I am now in rolling in humana Medicare plus program myself.... beware of silverscript !!!! Just as in other reviews posted I just read this problem is wide spread off shore call center bad connection for call all bad English speaking absolutely the worst Aetna, I had their full insurance threw my employment and it was the worst coverage then too, nothing has change in that aspect in 25yrs lol. Buyer beware!! read more

Gabapentin is covered by Silverscript Part D up to an 800mg daily dose, but if your script order uses 100mg capsules the script will be rejected because will use 8 capsules per day. The way Silverscript is set up it will reject the script because it asks for too many capsules per day instead noticing that the does is within the plan authorized daily dose. In my case I'm trying to take 400mg/day, using 100mg spread out through the day. I've spent hours over four months trying to straighten this out with Silverscript and its been fruitless so far. Silverscript/CVS and Aetna are making money off of NOT supplying medicines supposedly authorized in their Part D PDP plan. read more

I have a problem with a company stopping coverage of my COPD medication during the midst of a global pandemic of a respiratory virus. "Just get you to change the medication." They say. I'm 76 years old and the govenor of my state says anyone over 65 shouldn't leave the house. My doctor's office isn't seeing people. You spend hours on the phone and no one will give an exception until the crisis is over. I can't afford to just pay for this medication myself, I'm not working due to COVID19. I just want my Symbicort covered. I can't risk getting sick and going to the hospital. This is ridiculous. read more

SilverScript started taking money out of my husbands check. We never authorized this to happen. As a result, SilverScript has now owed us $91.20 since March 2018. We finally received a check for that amount dated 1/17/2019, unfortunately we received the check on the 15th of December 2019, way past it's 180 day expiration date. We requested a replacement check. We were told it will be processed after 20 days. We called back and were told by 3 people that they are working on it and it is really 20 "business days" not 20 days as we were originally told. Called in again after the 20 B/Ds. No record of us asking for the replacement check, but records of us calling in. Requested another check, told it would be expedited. Found out it's another 20 B/Ds, there is no such thing as expedited service. That check was sent to address we have not had in years. We are on our 4th check, 3rd replacement check and it is way overdue and no one is answering calls because of the corona mess. Great job SilverScript. I won't even delve into how SilverScript keeps changing my husband's perspiration dosage without contacting him. They "contact your Dr.", which means anyone within the building or organization and try hard to get anyone to say yes, and it's done. Too long to get into here. read more

I've had silver script for 3 years and "WAS" very pleased, however this year is a different story. The Customer Service is next to NONEXISTENT!!! I kept being put on hold so the rep could "check on an answer" as to why my co-pay was double of what the catalog said. After 20 minutes I asked to speak with a supervisor. After an additional 15 minutes of being told "just a minute" I asked to speak with someone in the US. After being put on hold and waiting again I got frustrated and hung up!!! He tried to tell me that a tier 3 - 30 day refill is $47 co-pay but a 41 day refill (which is the only way the pharmacy can do it ) is $94 (double co-pay) that doesn't make sense!!! This same prescription last year was about a $25 co-pay for the 41 day refill. read more

Silver Script prescription plan was changed from last year and am now paying SUBSTANTIALLY more for same medications than last year...customer service (and supervisor) were NOT helpful at all in explaining why the increased cost...got a lot of double talk because I really think they did not know answers... read more

Our first call to SS was fine. But thy somehow got information wrong and kept claiming we had not had previous drug coverage, although we sent proof more than once. It became hours of phone calls with people who seemed to be reading from scripts. We finally gave up and went with another company. read more

Silverscipt is terrible. They have a scam going where they claim they sent you medication but it didn't arrive. If you don't notify them in 30 days you have to pay for it a second time. read more

The good news is I'm not losing my mind which I thought was happening when I started dealing with silverscipt about a year ago. I looked them up to see if others were having similar issues. I have not read a positive review on any sIte. it didn't seem possible that one person could have so many problems each time an order was placed and it takes multiple contacts with customer service to get anything resolved or clarified. They give you generic automated messages until one of them comes close to answering your inquiry. I would not recommend anyone to use this company if they have a choice. I will followup with Medicare and my former employer about their level of incompetence. I've stopped dealing with them on the phone because I want to have written proof of the craziness. read more

I would not even give them 1 star if it was not mandatory! I'm not very happy with them. They have outright declined two of my meds and I just received a letter from them and they are starting to play games with me about another one of my meds (one I will probably take the rest of my life). I do not like it when a drug company tries to tell the Dr. what he can prescribe. It means they are putting their profit over my health. I'm new to all this so this may be how it is with all the companies but as soon as I am able to change (next enrollment) I will be looking for a new med company. They are barely paying more than my free RX discount plan as it is. read more

Called three times about the same situation which was supposedly fixed..mail order prescriptions kept getting cancelled. Although agents were polite there was no positive results from the 3 interactions. Finally asked for a manager but when I asked for her full name she said it was against policy to give last names!!!! The manager took the same info I had given 2x before and said all should be fixed....we shall see! I have no confidence in them at all! My advice....keep close tabs and follow up on all meds before it's too late and you run out! read more

This is THE MOST EXPENSIVE drug plan I have ever had. Since I went on medicare plan D it has cost me an enormous amount for medications that were relatively inexpensive prior to joining Aetna. THE BIGGEST OVERPRICED RIPOFF FOR MEDICATION EVER! I have taken to using my Good Rx app most of the time because it is ALWAYS less expensive than going to CVS - the Aetna owned pharmacy - or any other pharmacy utilizing my insurance. read more

Silverscript is awful! They come back and charge you more weeks after paying for meds at the pharmacy. Phone communication is terrible. They say they are transferring you, then they disconnect you. Go to another co for part D coverage! read more

If I could give a negative star review I would. I had been with silverscript for at least 10 yrs. now and was never too thrilled with them but stayed with them regardless. I had an occasion to call them ( now Aetna) and talked to the rudest person ever (!). His English was extremely poor and he was very argumentative and talked over me entirely. I asked to talk to his supervisor and I was on hold for 35 minutes and eventually hung up. Why can't they hire Americans that need jobs?? Seems un-American to me... In any case I am now with Aarp / program D. read more

If they had a spot for 0 they would get one . They are garbage , sorry I ever enrolled with them . I had two prescriptions I needed filled they declined both of them even with the doctor writing a pre existing notification letter. The one drug for 30 tablets would cost me out of my pocket 490.00 while the other would cost me out of my pocket for 42 pills 1,068.00 yeah you heard right! Stay clear of this company their not for their costumers only their to fill their own pockets . Should of known their owned by cvs . I'm retired on a pension , I can't afford that do I guess I'll just lay in pain till it finally kills me . And believe me they won't lose a minute of sleep over it . Like they say karma is a bitch I'll just wait till they get whats coming to them. BEWARE! read more

Spent 2 1/2 hours being transferred from dept to depth. To try to get a problem resolved. Was unable to talk to anyone who could help. Unbelievably poor customer service. read more

They are sending bills way too late to get a payment to them on time. They never received my last payment for January. As of Jan 17, 2021, I have not yet received my bill for February. Customer service is a joke. read more

The worst customer service. I can't speak for all of them but I spoke to one incompetent, unhappy demon of a representative. She was so rude and inconsiderate. I called to get some general information about my father's drug prescription coverage. Because of HIPPA I had to have him on the phone to give them permission for them to speak to me. Although I told her my father does not speak English. She insisted to speak to him.The representative was so rude when he couldn't answer. That demon wasted my time for hours then decided to tell us she couldn't help because I was helping my dad answer her questions. If I could rate this (0) I would. read more

This company is crooked. Bait and switch. The prices they listed on Medicare.gov went way up in January of 2019, once I was locked in. My drug price more than doubled. In addition, customer service is extremely bad. I am changing my plan for 2020. You can tell if agents or other reviews on the web are reliable by how they rate Silver Scrip. If they give a good rating, then they are rigged. I have heard other Plan D companies have similar bad service and price hikes. Your defense against this kind of fraud is to get a plan with the lowest monthly fee... and then NOT USE IT! Use GoodRx or some other discount plan on the web. Go to several pharmacies and ask them to run your prescription on one of these discount sites. I found my prescription cost far less this way, compared to my co-pay through Silver Script. This is a review for Silver Script Choice PDP, a plan D drug plan I enrolled in at the end of 2018 (for 2019). read more

SilverScript MedicarePart D Bait and Switch The time period for Medicare Part D enrollees to change from one insurance company to another is from October 15 to December 7. During that period of time an enrollee can go onto the Medicare site, enter the drugs and dosage that they are currently taking and compare insurance plans in terms of costs (premiums/copays/deductibles). The enrollee can also contact the insurance company to determine what copay tier the drug that they are taking falls into. In addition, the enrollee can determine if the pharmacy that is in their area is in the insurance companies network of "preferred pharmacies". Seems reasonable, so what's the problem? The problem is bait and switch. During the enrollment period SilverScript (owned by CVS) publishes a formulary which is available in hard copy and online for potential enrollees to use in deciding whether or not to enroll with SilverScript. The published formulary cannot and should not be relied upon to estimate drug costs because SilverScript states in the first paragraph of the formulary: "We may remove drugs from the formulary, add Prior Authorization, Quantity Limits and/or Step Therapy restrictions on a drug, and/or move a drug to a higher cost-sharing tier during the plan year." So during the enrollment period all of the drugs you are taking could be in Tier 1 or Tier 2 with co-pays of $7.00 and $12 respectively, for a 30 day supply (for Massachusetts residents - co-pays vary by state). After you've enrolled, in the belief that you made a good financial decision, and after the enrollment period (Oct. 15 to Dec. 7) is over, that's when Silver Script makes the announcement that they are moving your drugs to a higher tier. Too bad, because now you are stuck with SilverScript for an entire year until the next open enrollment period. Classic example of bait and switch. read more