We have over-the-counter medications, supplements and vitamins, and fill prescriptions prescribed by your doctor. Our pharmacy care team listens to understand you and your health concerns. Then, we work with you to answer your questions and explain how to safely take your medication, especially in combination with other drugs you may be taking.
Having all of your prescriptions filled at an Ascension Rx location allows our pharmacists to do a review of all of your medications to identify possible drug interactions and ensure that you are on the therapy that is right for you. When you choose an Ascension Rx pharmacy to fill your prescription, you get more than just your medication, you get:
- Convenience: We provide a variety of delivery options including curbside pickup and same day or next-day deliveries.
- Safety: We work closely with your doctors and care teams to deliver a complete approach to your care.
- Savings: We accept most insurance plans, including Medicare Part D and Medicaid. By working with your doctor, our pharmacists can help coordinate your pharmacy benefits. Ascension Rx also provides financial assistance programs, if needed.
- Support: Our pharmacists provide phone consultations to help you manage your medications and answer your questions.
- Vaccinations: Vaccination services are available at this location, call us for more details.
To learn more, talk to your local Ascension Rx pharmacist.
Our medication assistance program is available to help low-income, uninsured individuals get the medications they need. Ascension Saint Thomas offers medication assistance through five medication access sites in Middle Tennessee:
- Ascension Rx Hickman on campus of Ascension Saint Thomas Hickman
- Ascension Rx West on the campus of Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital West
- Ascension Rx Saint Louise on the campus of AMG Saint Louise Family Medicine Clinic
- Ascension Rx Midtown on the campus of Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Midtown
- Ascension Rx River Park on campus of Ascension Saint Thomas River Park
Over 300 medications, including select insulin products, are available for free to qualifying patients, while some medications are at a low cost of $3 or $10. These medications are used to treat common medical conditions such as asthma, cholesterol, depression, diabetes, and high blood pressure as well as many other conditions.
Medication Assistance Program application and information
Charitable medication lists
Helpful resources
