Walk in without an appointment
Speak with our pharmacist. Depending on availability, collaborating physicians see patients on site or by telemedicine for concerns such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or a possible infection.
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Walk in to ask about diabetes, high blood pressure, a possible infection, or your lab results. Our pharmacist and collaborating physicians, on site or by telemedicine, can coordinate an evaluation, needed tests, and a prescription when appropriate; available medicine may be filled right here.
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Clinical care and pharmacy in one place
For a non-urgent concern, call or visit us before making another trip to a clinic. No appointment is needed to start the conversation. We work with local physicians who see patients in person or by telemedicine, depending on availability, and start with what you already have to avoid tests and costs that may not be needed.
Speak with our pharmacist. Depending on availability, collaborating physicians see patients on site or by telemedicine for concerns such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or a possible infection.
Bring your medicines and lab results. The clinician can review what is already known and decide whether further tests are needed; testing is based on the clinical need.
If a physician finds a prescription appropriate after the consultation, it can be sent to the pharmacy. If we have the medicine and can fill it, you may leave with it in the same visit.
The physician decides whether an examination, tests, or prescription are appropriate; pharmacist guidance does not replace that evaluation. Do not delay emergency care: for chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke symptoms, or severe illness, call 911.
Let’s talk about cost
We want you to ask clear questions about every part of your visit. Consultation, testing, and medicine costs can vary by service and coverage. Ask for an itemized estimate before agreeing to additional services.
Ask who will see you, the cost of an in-person or telemedicine visit, and who will bill you.
If a test is proposed, ask why it is needed, whether earlier results help, and what it will cost.
Before filling a prescription, ask its price and whether a suitable lower-cost option is available.
Your total depends on the services you choose and the medicine prescribed. Call to ask about current prices and who bills for each service.
Bring a valid prescription or call us about it. If the medicine is in stock, we may be able to fill it during your visit; our team will confirm the steps and wait time.
Ask by phone →Ask how to take your medicines, what to do if something is unclear, and how to organize your treatment.
Ask by phone →Choose English or Spanish when you speak with our team. We will take time to explain your options and answer questions.
Ask by phone →We may call to ask how a medicine is going or arrange a follow-up conversation.
Ask by phone →We can discuss your medication list and questions during an arranged visit or call.
Ask by phone →Bring results you already have. When relevant, we can discuss them at no charge in relation to your medicines and help you prepare questions about further testing for your clinician.
Ask by phone →We work with local physicians who, depending on availability, see patients on site or by telemedicine. They decide when an evaluation, tests, or prescription are needed.
Ask by phone →When you need additional care, we can help identify an appropriate clinician or specialty clinic.
Ask by phone →Availability and scope may vary. Call to confirm before visiting. For a medical emergency, call 911.
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