The country's top retail pharmacy chains have taken several steps they say will help ensure customers' don't lose access to needed prescriptions and other health products during the coronavirus pandemic.
Temporarily changed stores' hours to support employees during the pandemic. Drive-thru pharmacies will remain open 24/7.
Rite Aid:
Will waive delivery fees for eligible prescriptions and advised customers to contact their pharmacist for details on which prescriptions would be available for free delivery. Controlled substances and refrigerated drugs won't be eligible for delivery.
Will offer 90-day refills and early refill authorizations so patients don't have to worry about multiple refills during the pandemic.
"Significantly increased" staff to fill online orders faster.
Limited purchase of some items to make sure they don't run out too quickly.