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The single best way to prevent the flu is to get your flu shot

Flu shots prevent millions of illnesses and flu-related doctor’s visits each year.1 That’s why an annual flu shot is so important to your health. All Medicare Advantage plans cover flu shots at no cost. Plus, you can conveniently get your COVID-19 booster at the same time, which is also no cost to you.

Where to get your annual flu shot

 

There are many convenient places to go – whether you make an appointment or just walk in. Wherever you choose, show your Aetna Medicare Advantage card.  

 

1.  Get your flu shot at a pharmacy.

Find a network pharmacy

 

You can visit one of our network pharmacies (below) to get your flu shot at no extra cost to you. Just show them your member ID card and we’ll process your claim electronically. If you go to a pharmacy that’s not on the list, you’ll be required to pay the full cost when you get the shot. Then submit your claim for reimbursement.

 

Medicare Medical Claim Form

 

ACME Pharmacy Lewis Drugs/Lewis Family Drug
Albertsons® Longs Drug Stores
Bartell Drug Marc's® Pharmacies
Brookshire Grocery Meijer Pharmacy
Carrs Pharmacies Osco
Coborns Pharmacies Price Chopper
Costco® Pharmacies Publix Super Markets
Cub Pharmacies Ralphs
CVS® Pharmacy stores Randalls® Food Markets
Dierbergs Family Pharmacies Rite Aid
Dillons Pharmacies Safeway
Discount Drug Mart® Sam's Club
Duane Reade™ Pharmacies ShopRite® Pharmacy
Fred Meyer® Smith's
Fruth Pharmacies Stop & Shop Pharmacies
Fry’s Food and Drug Thrifty White
Giant Eagle® Markets Tom Thumb® Pharmacy
Giant Food Tops® Markets
H.E.B. Grocery Vons-Safeway
Hannaford Pharmacy Walgreens
Harmons Pharmacy/Whole Health Walmart
Harris Teeter® Stores Wegman's Pharmacy
Hy-Vee® Food Stores Weis Pharmacies
King Soopers® Winn Dixie®
Kroger®  

3. Schedule an appointment with your doctor.


Don’t have one? Find a network doctor.

 

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1Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention