OptumRx

It is convenient however sometimes it’s very confusing I also think it should keep your first part of logging in permanent so that you don’t have to keep typing it and that you would only have to type in your password and then when you request medication if the doctor will not fill it by mail order then they should have the doctor notify the patient immediately and or have optimum RX notify the patient as well and then this way the patient can call the doctor and see about getting the medication that they need I hope that helps have a wonderful day plus it would be great if some medications you could just get immediately like if you go to the doctors and you’re sick and you need an antibiotic it will be great if your price and your terms would be honored at local pharmacies just my humble opinion but maybe it is and I’m on aware plus there isn’t a clear precise notification of just how many times patient may get this medication filled per month the quantity or if you put limitations and and then if there are limitations why are there limitations are they just your policy or are they a federal and state policy/law because if they are only your policy then in all actuality you are hindering the treatment process of every patient you deal with

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Ever since iOS 12, the app has become unusable. I decided to wait 2-3 weeks after the system release, before writing this critical review; in fairness to the developer giving them time to fix the log-in issue. Apple gives developers ample time (usually about 6 months) with their beta program to fix any issues before the launch of a new operating system, so it’s pretty shameful if your app has major issues on release date. Considering this is an app that many people rely on for their health, it makes it all the more shameful. I have not been able to login to this app using the fingerprint scanner for weeks. It’s not a systemwide problem, as all my other apps with fingerprint security logins work fine. When the app works, it’s provides the pertinent information needed, however the user interface is not very intuitive, and sways away from most of Apple’s good practices design standards. It’s not accessible and does not take advantage of Apple’s system-wide text resizing, which is imperative for people with poor or low vision. We should expect more from a company which we choose to safeguard our health. I couldn’t help but notice recent extraordinary amount of 5-star, one-sentence, generic reviews. Appears very suspicious. It’s possible these reviews were written are by positive individuals with little to say, or maybe they are fake reviews paid for by the developer, however that would violate Apple’s rules.

I have switched to OptumRx about a year ago and I have never been happier. Not only does it save me a lot of money but it also saves me time and aggravation. I do not have to stop at the grocery store and wait in long lines to pick up my prescription or to drop it off. I know people are at the age where every minute is precious and long lines are a pain, especially with kids screaming or dinner waiting to be cooked or you’re just tired and achy. Well it is very nice to know that your prescriptions will be waiting for you in the mailbox when you get home. The OptumRx app allows you to re-order your prescriptions in seconds and to check on how many re-orders you have left or which ones need to be refilled with a doctors call. If you do not have time to call the doctor for a refill OptumRX will call the doctor for you and it is a whole lot easier to get hold of OptumRx at whatever time you want 24/7 than it is a doctors office from 9:00-5:00, right? Susan Churbuck A very satisfied OptumRx Subscriber

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The selling point for switching to Optumrx was that I would save some money and have the convenience of home delivery. I couldn’t really see a downside. So, I picked my two prescriptions and choose to transfer them over. They never filled. They kept canceling my orders without notification. I would look on the app and see that they were either canceled or non-existant. I had to keep calling to find out why. They kept contacting my doctor and I received emails saying that they were approved. I kept having to inform them that there is an existing prescription -one that was filled easily with Walgreens (the original ones I transferred in the app). They kept claiming that my two prescriptions duplicated each other, despite them being on the same script from the same doctor and having been previously filled. Again, they canceled my order without notice. Eventually, I ran out of medication and became incredibly sick. They told me that they would expedite it, but later canceled my order without explanation. After two rounds and weeks of fake expedited orders I decided to switch back to Walgreens. Save yourself some grief and avoid this app. A couple dollars saved isn’t worth dying over.

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I’m pretty computer and electronic savvy but this app will make even Bill Gates feel computer-illiterate. The interface is not user-friendly whatsoever and the data is always inaccurate! I am a 37-yo helping out my retired parents so I signed them up for OptumRx so that they don’t have to travel to the pharmacy or pay out-of-pocket. From the get-go I have had the worst customer service over the phone which made me reconsider going back to retail pharmacy but for the sake of my parents I decided to battle thru the rudeness and inconsistencies along with the incompetence of some of their agents. When I finally succeeded in signing them up after months and way too many phone calls, I thought I can simply use this app and never have to speak to an agent ever again. But boy was I wrong! The app is so hard to navigate through and the information is not up-to-date therefore I am not able to make “quick and easy” refill requests which means having to call and speak with these “awesome agents” once again. Can someone please just update the darn app and make it easy for senior citizens and myself to use? Otherwise just decommission the OptumRx app and stop toying with your customers.