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League City not only provides medical coverage to help you stay well—we also offer a variety of programs, tools and resources to help you make informed health care decisions.

OneRx
BCBS Telemedicine
Urgent & Convenient Care Centers

OneRx

Save an average of $750 on your prescriptions with the free OneRx app. You can use the app to:

View your personal out-of-pocket costs for drugs prescribed at your local pharmacy
Access special discounts and coupons
Find out whether step therapy or prior authorization is required before you try to fill a prescription
Track your medications and stay up to date on the drug list status

For more information and to download the app, click here.

BCBS Telemedicine

BCBS members have access to Telemedicine, which is a convenient and cost-effective way to get quick medical advice by phone, online or on your mobile device about many non-emergency conditions including:

Allergies
Cold and flu symptoms
Ear infections
Diarrhea and constipation
And more!

Whether you are at home, work or on the road, you can get the care you need when and where it’s convenient for you. Even better: doctors can write a prescription, if needed, that you can pick up at an in-network pharmacy.

To get started, visit BCBS.

Urgent & Convenient Care Centers

Urgent Care Centers

Receive immediate care for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries at a walk-in urgent care clinic. Urgent care centers often cost less than the emergency room, and offer evening, weekend and 24-hour services. Appointments may be needed. For a list of nearby Urgent Care Centers (PDF), click here (Please note: provider network status may change, so you should verify network status prior to receiving care).

Convenient Care Centers

Located in some pharmacies, drug stores and grocery stores, these small clinics offer lower cost, basic health care services. Get flu shots and treatment for minor illnesses like strep throat, pink eye, cuts and scrapes. Convenient care clinics are open days, evenings and weekends. You do not need to make an appointment beforehand. Convenient care centers are located in the following areas: