This call was placed from Phoenix, Arizona, headquarters for   that places calls for several companies, including CVS/Caremark (and now Longs). If you purchase prescriptions through your insurance company via mail order, Caremark will call you (using a computer and a recorded voice) to let you know one of the following:

1. Your prescription is in process
2. Your prescription has been shipped
3. Your prescription has been delayed due to <insert reason here>
4. You have prescriptions available for refill
5. They're concerned you aren't taking your prescriptions according to your doctor's advice (translated: you haven't refilled a prescription that)
-Don't take that as "drug pushing." If you purchase prescriptions via mail order, that means you are getting a 90-day supply. Most of the time that means that you were prescribed a medication that you take regularly and for the long term (speaking from experience here), such as meds for blood pressure, heart, thyroid, cholesterol, bones, anti-depressants, etc...

If I were you, I'd answer it... or call Caremark and find out why they're calling you!