When do I choose a pharmacy?
During your visit, your clinician may ask where you would like your prescription sent if treatment is clinically appropriate. Reviewing pickup and delivery options before your appointment can help make that conversation easier.
Can Kosius help choose a pharmacy?
Yes. If you are unsure which pharmacy to use, your clinician or care team can help identify an appropriate pharmacy option based on your location, medication availability, pharmacy capabilities, and delivery preferences when clinically appropriate.
Can I use my own pharmacy?
You may request your preferred pharmacy. Availability, formulation, and dispensing capabilities vary by pharmacy and medication. Kosius preferred pharmacy partners are familiar with our prescription workflows and can help simplify fulfillment.
Why choose a Kosius preferred pharmacy partner?
Kosius preferred pharmacy partners are familiar with Kosius treatment workflows and commonly prescribed formulations, which can help simplify medication pickup, home delivery, and follow-up care.
Do I have to use a Kosius Pharmacy Partner?
No. Partner pharmacies are optional. If treatment is clinically appropriate, your prescription can be sent to your selected pharmacy when that pharmacy can fulfill it.
What if there is not a pharmacy near me?
Our care team can help identify a Georgia pharmacy partner capable of medication delivery or prescription delivery when available and clinically appropriate. Delivery, timing, pricing, medication availability, and related supplies are managed by the pharmacy.
How is my prescription sent?
When clinically appropriate, your clinician sends the prescription electronically to your selected telehealth pharmacy or preferred local pharmacy.
When is my prescription sent?
Prescriptions are sent only after your clinical evaluation and only when your clinician determines that treatment is appropriate.
What should I know about compounded medications?
If compounded medication fulfillment is needed, it depends on the prescribed medication, pharmacy capabilities, and applicable requirements. Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA.