Plan Overview
With the MTA New York City Transit Authority medical plans, you'll get access to tools, tips, programs and services. Use them to find network doctors, review claims and more. You'll get benefits such as:
- Large national network of doctors and hospitals
- Aetna Health Concierge
- In-network lab benefits
- 100% coverage for emergency care worldwide
- Access to online and mobile tools
Your plan benefit summary information
Aetna Open Access plan name**
- Aetna CPOS II* Basic Option (PDF)*** — actives and pre-Medicare retirees
- TWU Basic plan benefits summary (PDF) — actives and pre-Medicare retirees
- ATU 726/1056/1179 plan benefits summary (PDF)— actives and pre-Medicare retirees
- Aetna CPOS II* High Option (PDF) — actives only
- TWU High plan benefits summary (PDF) — actives only
- ATU 726/1056/1179 plan benefits summary (PDF)— actives only
- Aetna Select Option (PDF) — actives and pre-Medicare retirees
- TWU Select plan benefits summary (PDF) — actives and pre-Medicare retirees
- ATU 726/1056/1179 plan benefits summary (PDF) — actives and pre-Medicare retirees
- Aetna CPOS II* Plus Option (PDF) — actives and pre-Medicare retirees
- TWU Plus plan benefits summary (PDF) — actives and pre-Medicare retirees
- ATU 726/1056/1179 plan benefits summary (PDF)— actives and pre-Medicare retirees
Medicare Plans
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Aetna Medicare Advantage Plan Option 1 (PDF)† — Medicare retirees
- Aetna Medicare Advantage Plan Option 2 (PDF)† — Medicare retirees
*Aetna Choice® Point of Service II
**Referrals are not required
***When you become Medicare eligible, your plan will be known as the Open Choice PPO Basic Plan (CPPO Basic Plan). The CPPO Basic Plan is secondary to Medicare and only covers what Medicare covers. You can learn more by reading the "How your Aetna CPPO Basic Plan works with Medicare" brochure.
†Available to retirees who are enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B
On Saturday, June 1, 2019, CVS Caremark® became the new prescription benefits manager for the NYC Transit prescription plans. Although the manager has changed, your benefits remain the same.
Starting June 1, new prescriptions and refills on existing prescriptions will be covered by CVS Caremark or, for Medicare-aged retirees enrolled in SilverScript, by SilverScript. Mail order refills must be ordered from the CVS Caremark mail order pharmacy, not from the Express Scripts mail order pharmacy.
The next time you go to the pharmacy to pick up a prescription you will need to show your new CVS Caremark or SilverScript ID card. The next time you get a prescription for a mail order maintenance drug your doctor will need to know that you are using the CVS Caremark mail order pharmacy. If you have not received your new ID card: First make sure the BSC has your address right. Call the BSC at 646-376-0123 or go online to the My MTA portal to check. Next, call CVS Caremark customer care (or SilverScript if you are a Medicare-aged retiree).
- CVS Caremark customer care: 1-855-296-7683 (24/7)
- SilverScript customer care: 1-855-212-0921 (24/7)
Alternatively, you can get an image of your card right away. Visit Caremark.com or download the CVS Caremark app to your mobile device and register on the app.
Android users
iPhone users
The app will show an image of your ID card. The app is available on the Apple App Store and on Google Play.