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In addition to 24-hour pharmacy services for hospital patients, Valley offers the convenience of two retail pharmacies. Prescription Pad North, in the Valley Professional Center building on the north end of campus, is open weekdays and features a drive-up window. Prescription Pad South, next to the Emergency Department, is open daily.
Two Prescription Pad Pharmacy locations offer complete retail services to the community. Friendly, knowledgeable pharmacy staff are dedicated to processing your prescriptions quickly and accurately. Both Prescription Pad Pharmacies offer prescripton fills and refills, herbal supplements, medical supplies and over-the-counter remedies.
Inpatient pharmacy serves hospital inpatients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Hospital-based pharmacists help select and monitor drug therapy for admitted patients, Emergency Department and Valley Family Medicine Residency clinic patients.
The Medication Management Clinic is run by clinical pharmacists. Our pharmacists help patients manage chronic diseases including those treated with anticoagulation medications (“blood thinners”) and provide detailed medication teaching. The clinic’s goal is to ensure that patients can safely and effectively use their medications. A provider referral is required to become a patient of the Medication Management Clinic.
Specialty pharmacies differ from traditional retail pharmacies in multiple aspects ranging from patient care and disease management to monitoring and adherence management. Our team understands that your medical needs may be complex and possesses the special knowledge required, so you can get the personalized care you need at no additional cost. Learn more about the services and helpful resources provided by our Specialty Pharmacy.
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If you regularly take medication for conditions like high blood pressure, asthma, cholesterol, or diabetes, you may be able to save time and money by getting 90-day supply refills.
With a 90-day supply, you won’t need to get your prescription refilled every month, which may reduce the cost of filling your prescription and allow you to make fewer trips to the pharmacy. Some insurances may give you the option to have your medicines delivered to your home!
Check your insurance materials or call your insurance provider to see if your medication is eligible for a 90-day prescription supply. If the answer is “yes,” talk with your provider or pharmacist and ask if your prescription can be changed to 90-day refills. Please note: Not all medications and prescriptions will qualify.