Lifecare Pharmacy fills prescriptions for certain complex, higher-cost drugs. Unlike retail pharmacies, specialty pharmacies also provide a wide range of services to support you based on your unique medical needs. For example, we can provide education about specific conditions and how to manage your symptoms and avoid complications through medication. We also work with your doctor and your health insurance company to be sure that you have access to the right drug and that it is covered by your health plan if at all possible. We can even find out if financial assistance is available that can reduce your costs for these therapies.

We will handle this process for you by coordinating with your insurance company and your doctor. Many specialty drugs require something called “prior authorization” which means that the insurance company needs documentation before they will cover a high-cost drug. We will notify you as soon as possible about the result of this process.

At Lifecare, we do much more than just fill your prescriptions. Our services include:

Financial and billing assistance to keep your drug costs as low as possible.
Support throughout the insurance approval process.
Rapid access to your medications.
Counseling and educational information.
Monthly wellness checks with a review of any questions or concerns you may have about your medication.
Prescription refill reminders.
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Pharmacists available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to speak with you.

Lifecare offers an interactive text message program to help patients stay on track with their medications--available for most therapies. It features medication dosing and refill reminders, progress reports on taking medication correctly, optional alerts for caregivers and other information.

Financial and billing assistance to keep your out-of-pocket costs as low as possible.
Support through the insurance approval process.
In-stock medications for rapid fulfillment.
Comprehensive counseling and educational information through your clinically trained pharmacist.

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