2023 Flu Shot Information

Fight the flu — it’s time for your annual flu shot!

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends everyone 6 months and older get a flu vaccination every season.

This is especially important for those people at high risk or who have chronic health conditions.

Generations Advantage 2023 Prime, Value Plus, Select, and Focus DC plan members have two easy ways to get a yearly flu shot at no cost:

• Shots can be obtained through a participating pharmacy network or at your primary care provider office visit.

• Shots include Quadrivalent, Trivalent, Trivalent (high dose), and Intradermal.

• Free at participating pharmacies4 including Hannaford, Rite Aid, CVS (including former Target pharmacies), Shaw’s/Osco, Walgreens, and Walmart.

• If you get the shot at your primary care provider’s office, you may have to pay a copayment for the office visit, but there will be no cost for the flu shot.

• If you get your flu shot at a pharmacy that is not in the Vaccine Pharmacy Network, it may still be covered by your plan. You will pay the full cost at the pharmacy and submit a form to us for reimbursement.

• If you don’t show your Generations Advantage member ID card when you get your flu shot, you will pay the full cost at the pharmacy and submit a form to us for reimbursement.

• If your pharmacist has problems sending your claim to us, they should call our Part D Pharmacy Help Desk at 1-800-364-6331 

Generations Advantage Alliance members can obtain their flu shot at no cost¹:

• If you get the shot at your primary care provider’s office, you may have to pay a copayment for the office visit, but there will be no cost for the flu shot.

• If you get the shot at a pharmacy, you will have to pay for the vaccine up front and then request a reimbursement from your plan.

• Shots include Quadrivalent, Trivalent, Trivalent (high dose), and Intradermal.

¹Influenza (flu) vaccines are covered under your Medicare Part B benefit through Generations Advantage Alliance and costs do not count toward your Part D drug spend or out-of-pocket costs.