Pharmacy services are an important part of caring for our patients. That is why Marshall Health offers the convenience of onsite retail pharmacies, specialty pharmacy services, clinical pharmacists and other programs to help you obtain your medications quickly and easily. In addition to prescription drugs, our pharmacies carry specialty medications, injectables, a limited supply of over-the-counter items and diabetic supplies.
To have your prescriptions filled following your doctor visit, just let your nurse or physician know. They will have your prescriptions sent directly to your preferred Marshall Pharmacy location.
To refill OR transfer a prescription, call 304-691-6879 (MURx) OR use our NEW REFILL SMARTPHONE APP.
To download, text RXLOCAL to 64890 or scan the QR code below.
Once you set up your account and choose your preferred Marshall Pharmacy location, you can message the pharmacy, refill RXs, set reminders to take meds and view health information.
In addition to in-store pick-up, we offer the following convenient options:
Schedule an appointment with one of our pharmacists to learn more about the medications you are taking and how to best take them. These in-person sessions occur in private consultation rooms located within our Marshall University Medical Center location.
Marshall Pharmacy offers flu shots, pneumonia, shingles, DTap and other vaccines.
To schedule an appointment with a financial counselor, call 304-691-6872 or stop by the Marshall Pharmacy located in the Marshall University Medical Center.
With the CHHRx Program, individuals with income below the 200% federal poverty level will receive discounted pricing on prescriptions.
Who benefits?
What type of discount will I receive?
If approved, patients will pay a discounted price and $10 fee per prescription.
Who is covered by the discount card?
The cardholder and all household members will receive discounts.
Where can I use the card?
The card can be used at any Marshall Pharmacy location.
How long do I have to wait to receive discounts?
Patient discounts are effective immediately upon program approval. Patients then have seven days to provide proof of income (e.g. W2, most recent tax return or most recent three pay stubs). If proof of income is not provided, the discount card will expire at the end of the seven days. If proper verification is provided, the card is valid for one year. Patients should apply for participation annually.
This program is administered by Marshall Pharmacy, in collaboration with Cabell Huntington Hospital.
We encourage patients to dispose of expired, unwanted or unused medication safely. Use the medication take-back kiosk located inside our Marshall University Medical Center location, open 365 days a year.
We accept:
Over-the-counter medications, prescription drugs and controlled prescription drugs (schedules 2-5)
We do NOT accept:
Flammable liquids, illegal drugs (e.g. heroin, cocaine, ecstasy, marijuana), medical waste, mercury thermometers, inhalers, sharps (e.g. needles, syringes, scalpels, lancets)
This service is available to everyone. You do not need to be a customer of the Marshall Pharmacy to use this service.
Marshall Pharmacy participates in the HALO Program, an initiative of participating healthcare professionals who provide immediate, in-person assistance to individuals seeking substance use disorder treatment.
Clinical Interests:
Locations:
Clinical Interests:
Locations:
Marshall University Medical Center
1600 Medical Center Drive
Ground Floor
Huntington, WV 25701
Phone: 304.691.6879 (MURx)
Erma Ora Byrd Clinical Center
1249 15th Street
2nd Floor
Huntington, WV 25701
Phone: 304.696.5000
800 20th Street
Huntington, WV 25701
Phone: 304.696.8705
Requesting refills has never been easier. Text RXLOCAL to 64890 or scan the QR code below to download our pharmacy app to your iPhone or Android device.
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Pharmacy Residency Program
Marshall University School of Pharmacy