Accredo Fax Numbers
Accredo publishes a patient fax line and tells you exactly what it will accept on it. Match your document to the right line, then send free from your phone.
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Accredo says what its patient fax is for
Most specialty pharmacies publish a fax number and leave you to guess what it handles. Accredo does the opposite. Its contact page gives a General Patient Fax at (877) 329-4605 and then lists the only four things to use it for: Referrals, prior authorizations, clinical notes, responses to Accredo forms sent to the patient.
That list is the useful part. A document outside it, such as a request for your dispensing records or a billing dispute, goes to a team that handles something else and takes longer for it. Patients located in Hawaii are told to use Hawaii contacts instead, including a separate patient fax at (808) 650-6487.
Accredo dispenses medications for cancer, bleeding disorders, hereditary angioedema, immune deficiency, pulmonary arterial hypertension, and alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, and publishes a condition-specific phone line for each. When a document belongs to one of those programs, calling that line first tends to route it faster than any fax.
A prescription has to come from your prescriber
The fax number that starts or renews a prescription is (888) 302-1028, and Accredo directs it at prescribers. Its renewal instructions ask the prescriber’s office to complete the renewal form, sign it, and fax it. Its patient FAQ says the same thing from the other side: when you are out of refills, your doctor can fax a new prescription to that number.
So the practical move is to give the number to your doctor’s office rather than to fax a photographed prescription yourself. Accredo also supports electronic renewal through the prescriber’s own records system, which skips fax entirely when the practice has it turned on.
Schedule II controlled substances cannot be faxed by anyone, prescriber included. That is a federal rule rather than an Accredo policy.
Verify the number before you send
A prior authorization packet carries your name, date of birth, diagnosis codes, and clinical notes. Confirm where it is going:
- Read the fax number off the Accredo form in front of you. Individual therapy referral forms carry their own line, and the number on the form beats any general number.
- If you are in Hawaii, use the Hawaii patient fax rather than the national one.
- Payment and billing questions have their own phone line and a St. Louis mailing address, not a fax.
- Do not use a number from a third-party directory. Accredo publishes these itself on accredo.com, and the published version is the one to trust.
How to fax Accredo without a fax machine
Create a free FaxTerra account with an email address, upload your document as a PDF or as photos taken with your phone, enter the Accredo fax number that matches what you are sending, and send. A delivery confirmation arrives by email, which is worth keeping when a prior authorization is on a clock.
A few pages send free within your monthly free pages, and longer clinical packets are covered by a one-time credit pack from about 10¢ a page. See how to send a fax for accepted files and page limits, the Express Scripts guide for the mail-service pharmacy under the same parent company, and faxing medical records for the wider process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Accredo fax number for patients?
Accredo publishes (877) 329-4605 as its General Patient Fax and restricts it to four things: referrals, prior authorizations, clinical notes, and responses to Accredo forms sent to you. Patients located in Hawaii are directed to (808) 650-6487 instead.
Can I fax my prescription to Accredo myself?
No. Accredo directs its prescription and renewal fax at prescribers, and asks the prescriber’s office to complete and sign the renewal form. Give (888) 302-1028 to your doctor’s office, or ask them to send it electronically from their records system.
What do I do if Accredo will not cover my medication?
That is a prior authorization or coverage exception, which is one of the four things Accredo’s patient fax accepts. Your plan’s denial letter names what it needs. Send the completed request with the clinical notes supporting it.
How do I get my Accredo dispensing records?
Start with your Accredo account online, which shows your medications and order history. A formal request for records goes through Accredo patient services rather than the general patient fax, which is scoped to referrals, prior authorizations, clinical notes, and form responses.
Is FaxTerra affiliated with Accredo?
No. FaxTerra is an independent online fax service. We deliver your document to the number you enter and confirm when it arrives. We cannot fill a prescription, see your pharmacy benefit, or check an authorization.
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