How to Check If a Pharmacy Has Skyrizi (Risankizumab) In Stock (Without Calling)

Skyrizi (risankizumab-rzaa) is a specialty biologic available only through specialty pharmacies — meaning you can't just check the shelf at your local drugstore. Confirming whether a specific specialty pharmacy can fill your Skyrizi prescription typically requires a phone call, which often means navigating long hold times and automated phone systems.

This guide explains how to check Skyrizi availability as efficiently as possible, including tools that can do the legwork for you.

Why Checking Skyrizi Availability Is Complicated

Unlike retail medications where GoodRx or a pharmacy app might show real-time inventory, specialty biologic medications like Skyrizi don't have public-facing inventory databases. Each specialty pharmacy manages its own inventory, and availability can vary by location, network agreement, and current demand.

Additionally, specialty pharmacies typically require a valid prescription and insurance authorization before they will even confirm whether they can fill your order. This creates a chicken-and-egg problem: you need to call to check, but calling doesn't always get you a quick answer.

Method 1: Use medfinder (Recommended)

medfinder is a paid service specifically designed for patients who need help finding specialty medications. You enter your medication name, dosage, and location — medfinder calls specialty pharmacies near you on your behalf to find out which ones can fill your prescription, then texts you the results.

For Skyrizi specifically, medfinder focuses on specialty pharmacy networks (not retail pharmacies) and can call multiple pharmacies simultaneously. This is especially useful for patients who:

Have PA approved but can't find a pharmacy to fill the order

Live in a rural area where specialty pharmacy coverage is limited

Are new to Skyrizi and don't know which specialty pharmacies carry it

Have changed insurance plans and need to find a new in-network specialty pharmacy

Method 2: Call Your Insurance Plan's Specialty Pharmacy Line

The back of your insurance card has a member services number. Call and specifically ask: "Which specialty pharmacies are in-network for Skyrizi, and which ones currently service my area?" Many insurance plans contract with a single preferred specialty pharmacy for biologic medications — your plan may have already designated one for you.

Common in-network specialty pharmacies for Skyrizi include: Accredo (Express Scripts), CVS Specialty, Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy, AllianceRx Walgreens Prime, and Optum Specialty.

Method 3: Contact Skyrizi Complete (AbbVie Hub)

By calling 1-866-SKYRIZI and enrolling in Skyrizi Complete, you'll be connected with a case manager who can help coordinate pharmacy dispensing. AbbVie's hub service works with specialty pharmacies to facilitate prescription transfers and can identify which pharmacies are currently able to dispense your specific formulation.

Method 4: Call Specialty Pharmacies Directly

If you prefer to call directly, here are the main specialty pharmacies that carry Skyrizi and their general inquiry numbers:

Accredo (Express Scripts): 1-800-803-2523

CVS Specialty: 1-800-237-2767

Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy: 1-800-501-7768

Optum Specialty: 1-855-427-4682

What Information to Have Ready

Whether you're calling yourself or using a service, have the following information ready:

Medication name: Skyrizi (risankizumab-rzaa)

Formulation and strength: (e.g., 150 mg prefilled pen for psoriasis, or 600 mg/10 mL vial for Crohn's induction)

Insurance name and group/member ID

Prescriber name and NPI number (if available)

PA approval letter or reference number (if PA is already approved)

Not sure why you can't get Skyrizi filled? See our guide: Why Is Skyrizi So Hard to Find? [Explained for 2026]