Community Pharmacy at NGH
Convenient, affordable pharmacy services with expert care, offering prescription refills, over-the-counter items, and free medications for eligible patients.
The Community Pharmacy at NGH is open all patients, visitors and staff of Nashville General Hospital. We want to be the pharmacy of choice for you and your family. Conveniently located on the first floor by the Internal Medicine Clinic, we will work with you to get the best pricing for your medications. Over-the-counter items are also available.
Stop by and meet our pharmacists, today.
Prescription Refills
Nashville General Hospital makes refilling your prescriptions quick and easy.
By logging in to our online refill portal, you can get refills without setting up an account with RX number alone, or can set up account to see whole profile.
E-Scripts ID: 0880814286
Mobile App for Refills
Tired of keying in long prescription numbers into an automated phone system? Download the new, super user-friendly mobile app. With the new app, you do not need RX numbers to refill. You may choose from your available refills on your profile or scan the bottles directly with your phone.
NGH's Hope Meds Program
Nashville General Hospital will now be a satellite pharmacy for the Dispensary of Hope program. The Community Pharmacy's "Hope Meds Program" offers over 170 meds (including several brands of insulin) stocked and available for free to qualifying patients.
Dispensary of Hope
What is DOH?
Dispensary of Hope (DOH) is a nationwide collective effort of healthcare systems, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and others dedicated to providing medication access to the most underserved communities. DOH collects and distributes millions of dollars of pharmaceuticals annually to pharmacies and safety-net clinics to dispense to low income, chronically ill patients.
Through meaningful partnerships, pharmacies and clinics nationwide can utilize DOH medication to impact the health of their communities by improving access to affordable medication. This program is key to reducing avoidable hospital readmissions and emergency room use that often results from lack of access to affordable medication.
Consistent with NGH's mission and commitment to providing the Nashville community with equitable access to healthcare, DOH strives to remove those challenges patients take on in seeking medical care and the trials they face in securing the medication that often keeps them healthy. This new partnership will improve the health and wellness of our friends, family, and neighbors in the community.
Where?
Meds prescribed to the Community Pharmacy from inpatient and outpatient clinic setting will both be eligible.
Who is eligible?
Uninsured patients who are at or below 300% the Federal Poverty Level.
How can we make this program a success and positively impact the community?
Improving patient outcomes, access to care, affordability, reducing admission rate, increasing health equity.
Note: this list is changing daily based on availability. Providers should refer to this list daily, if not more often.
Meds-to-Beds Delivery Service
This convenient service allows you to receive your medications and education about your medications before leaving the hospital.
By filling your prescriptions before your hospital discharge, there will be no need to make an extra stop on your way home! Patients discharge medications will be delivered straight to your bedside (some restrictions apply, see below).
**Patients that are found to be non-insured will be eligible to receive their medications delivered to their bedside, after filling out the Dispensary of Hope Attestation Form and determining eligibility for the program.
**Insured patients can still have their medications delivered to the bedside, once payment is collected (cash or card).
Locations
Community Pharmacy at NGH Main
Providers
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