Centers For Disease Control Prescription Pick-up Recommendations

Posted: 10 months, 1 week ago

Limit In-person Visits to the Pharmacy

The Centers for Disease Control recommends following the below steps to protect yourself from COVID-19 when picking up prescriptions.

Check with your doctor and pharmacist to see if you can get a larger supply of your medicines so you do not have to visit the pharmacy as often.
If possible, call prescription orders in ahead of time.
Plan to order and pick up all your prescriptions at the same time.
Use drive-thru windows, curbside or mail-order services.

Important Centers for Disease Control Reminder

If you or a member of your household has signs of COVID-19:

Call your doctor first instead of going to the office or the emergency department.
Call 911 if you believe it is an emergency.

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