Pharmacy 

Pharmacy Prescription Options

We are pleased to offer our patients multiple ways to receive their prescriptions. Please see below for options to activate new prescriptions.

TEXT OPTION:

During normal pharmacy hours, text “Get In Line” to 833-457-2013. The text response will send you the link to use the preferred online option. Patients with older phones and/or no internet can respond to the text message with the patient’s DOD ID number and follow the prompts to activate your prescription(s). Once activation is complete, you’ll receive a “Q” number that serves no purpose other than confirmation of information received.

• Prescriptions activated before 12 p.m. can be picked up the next day after 12 p.m.
• Prescriptions activated after 12 p.m. can be picked up after the second business day.
• *You do not need to wait in the pharmacy while your medications are being processed. *
• Once you arrive to the Pharmacy lobby, please take a “Return for Pickup” ticket from the kiosk and wait to be called.
• You may receive a text message notification if additional documents are required, or medication is out of stock.

WAITING OPTION:

• Stop by the kiosk in the Pharmacy Lobby and select an “Discharge” ticket.
• Wait in the lobby while the pharmacy prepares your medications. Wait times can vary throughout the day.   

PHONE OPTION:

• Contact the MACH Pharmacy at 762-408-2172.
• Hours of operation for the Pharmacy Call Center are Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Closed Weekends and Federal Holidays
• Unfortunately, call volume may exceed capacity. We apologize for the inconvenience, but please try again at a different time if the line is busy.

ScriptCenter

Refill Prescriptions Only

Call 706-222-1716, then choose the following options:

• To pick up at the Exchange (PX) Refill Pharmacy window.

 

EXPRESS SCRIPTS

 

New & Refill Prescriptions   
1) Online: If you would like your prescriptions delivered to your home, please access the following link:  https://tricare.mil/homedelivery
You can register online for each eligible family member

2) Phone: 1-877-363-1303
(TDD/TTY: 1-877-540-6261)

3) Mail: You can download the Mail Order
     Mail Registration Form to:
          Express Scripts, Inc.
          P.O. Box 52150
          Phoenix, AZ 85072-2150
 
     Include your written prescription and your prescription copayment.
 
Affordable medication prices:
Here’s what you’ll typically pay for a 90 days supply of a generic medications:
     Home Delivery = $12
     Network Retail Pharmacy = $42
 
***Active Duty service members always pay $0 for medications***

RETAIL NETWORK

New and Refill Prescriptions (may have a co-pay with this option)
If you would like to pick up your medications off-post, visit one of the civilian retail pharmacies that are approved by TRICARE.
***Must discuss this option with your care team when the medication is prescribed.***
https://www.tricare.mil/networkpharmacy 
 
If you need immediate assistance with your prescriptions, call the MACH Pharmacy at 762-408-2172.

Our Military Pharmacy Services

Maintenance Drugs

Maintenance drugs are those you take regularly for a chronic condition (i.e., drugs to control blood pressure or cholesterol).All beneficiaries must refill certain maintenance drugs through home delivery or at military pharmacies. This does not apply to Active Duty service members.

Search the List of Maintenance Drugs to see if you have a prescription you should have transferred to be filled here at Eisenhower Army Medical Center or via home delivery.

TRICARE Formulary

The TRICARE Core Formulary is a list of drugs that are available at all full-service military pharmacies. Use our TRICARE Formulary Search Tool. Eisenhower will fill a 90 day supply for most medications listed as uniform formulary. See attached for our frequently stocked medications list.
Active duty service members have a $0 copayment for covered drugs at any pharmacy.

The TRICARE Formulary is a list of generic and brand-name prescription drugs covered by TRICARE. You can search the to:

• See how much it costs and where you can get it filled
• See if your prescription needs prior authorization
• Look up the medical necessity criteria
• Get the prior authorization and medical necessity forms for your prescription