A sefety net for everyo living with diabetes

Our Commitment

Rite Aid is the headquarters for diabetes products, advice, referrals, and guidance from our specially trained pharmacists. All of our pharmacists are trained to know and understand:

Diabetes care plans
Medications for diabetes
OTC recommendations
Medicare billing for diabetes testing supplies

Additionally, Rite Aid has 200 Diabetes Care Specialists nationwide with in-depth clinical training.

Rite Aid Pharmacy has been billing Medicare Part B for diabetes supplies since 1997

Rite Aid's safety net for patients with diabetes includes helping you make your testing a little easier by accepting assignment of your:

Blood glucose monitor
Blood glucose test strips
Lancets for finger sticks
Spring powered lancet devices
Blood glucose monitor batteries
Calibrating solutions

Quantities may be limited by Medicare guidelines, so ask your Rite Aid Pharmacist for details.

You pay only your deductible or co-pay, and we'll collect the rest from Medicare. Just present your Medicare Part B card to our pharmacy staff, tell us what you need, and we'll do the rest.

The best way to help manage your diabetes is to test yourself regularly; the best way to let Medicare pay for your supplies with no hassle, paperwork, or significant money out of pocket is to let Rite Aid help!

Rite Aid makes diabetes management a little easier:

Access to local resources
In-store products tagged for easy location
Notification of money-saving sales on supplies
Notification of new products and product demonstrations
Special Diabetes Day Programs held throughout the year featuring:
- Latest products, technology and diabetes management tools
- Personal sessions with a dietician, personal trainer, or ophthalmologist
- Consulting sessions with Diabetes Care Specialists

Ask your Rite Aid Pharmacist for a free Diabetes Health Organizer to help track every aspect of your progress. Share your organizer with your pharmacist and doctor to help you manage your medical condition.

Just a few reasons why Rite Aid is your diabetes management destination.

For more information on managing diabetes go to our Understanding section.

Diabetes events will be held in select stores throughout the country.

"There are many aspects to treating your diabetes. I'm here to help you make sense of them and stay on track"

I'm Kinh Le and with me, it's personal.

"If you've just been diagnosed, I can help you understand your management routine and how to stay on top of your diabetes."

I'm Nancy Gercke and with me it's personal.

"Living with diabetes can be challenging.
But I'm here to personally help you manage your condition."

I'm Marjan Norouzi and with me it's personal.

"Have you been living with diabetes for a long time? We can help you manage your routine and provide you with the latest information and advice."

I'm Ryan McGroarty and with me it's personal.

"A diabetes diagnoses can be hard on the whole family. We can help you with routine management for the whole family to help everyone live well."

I'm Shola Adelye and with me it's personal.

"I'm here to help you plan out your self-care routine so you can live healthy and maintain your lifestyle."

I'm Syed Aamir and with me it's personal.

"Understanding diabetes can be overwhelming. We can make it easier by helping you to understand what it is and how to manage it successfullly."

I'm Wendy Lam and with me it's personal.

Ask the Pharmacist: Click here to ask online or visit your nearest Rite Aid store today
Register: Click here to register for our diabetes newsletter
Diabetes Events Calendar: Find out when a Diabetes Event will be coming to your area
Inner Strength Magazine: A guide to living well with Diabetes. By Rite Aid
FAQs: Click here for answers to the issues that matter to you most
Tell A Friend: Click here to send a link to this site to a friend or family member
Glossary: Click here for Diabetes Glossary of Terms
Diabetes Resources: Click here to find more resources to help you manage diabetes
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