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How do I contact you?
- Please text or call us if you have any questions or concerns concerning order status, copay amount, claims submissions and benefit coverage. If you have any adverse effects to the medication you were given, please contact your prescribing physician or your Pharmacist.
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How do I order a new prescription?
- Your prescriber must send a valid prescription to our pharmacy via their preferred means. When a valid prescription is on file, you may call into our pharmacy to place your order and set up a delivery during regular business hours.
- During business hours, you can call the pharmacy to speak with a staff member or follow the prompts to request your refill using your prescription number via touch tone phone.
- After hours, you can text us or follow the prompts to request a refill using your prescription number via touch to phone or leave a message for the pharmacy staff requesting medication refill. Please include in your message medication name, your first and last name, address, date of birth, daytime phone number, and additional requested information per the voicemail recording.

How long does it take to receive my prescription?
- Our standard processing time at ahma is normally less than 24 hours where you will receive a text saying we received your prescription. This does not include delivery time. If processing time is delayed longer than 24 hours, we will contact you to notify you of your options, so you don’t go without medication.
- An ahma employee will immediately let you know if there are any issues that may delay getting you your medication. Such issues could be prior authorizations or quantity limits imposed by your insurance company. ahma employees will work with you and your physician to try and get any Prior Authorizations completed as quickly as possible. If your insurance company will not allow a quantity override due to unforeseen circumstances, an ahma employee will help determine the best way to get the medication you require.>
- Medications are sent via DrugLift, UPS, Fedex, or USPS. Expedited options are available upon request.
- Flexible delivery is available Monday – Saturday and our Care First Coordinators will work with you to get you your medications within your busy schedule.
- Medications will require your signature for delivery. An ahma staff member will coordinate with you to schedule the most convenient delivery time to ensure your availability to sign for the prescription.

How do I refill my prescription?
- Please contact us at your earliest via text or phone. Please have your prescription number(s) available to place your order.
- An automated refill option is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If ordering an automated refill, please also leave a message with any specific delivery instructions or request ahma staff contact you prior to medication being shipped.
- Please let an ahma employee know if you have run out of refills and would like a call to your physician to be made for a new prescription.
- Please remember to always inform us and the Patient Management Program of any insurance, address or health changes.
- If you need your prescription immediately, please let an ahma employee know so your order can be expedited. If you cannot wait for a shipment, you may ask about having your prescription transferred to a local pharmacy.

How much will my prescription cost?
- Prescription cost will vary depending on your insurance.
- Because drug pricing can change on a daily basis, a final determination of your co-pay cost cannot be made until your claim is processed. You may also call the Member Services phone number on your prescription insurance card to get the most current information.
- If you are unable to afford the out-of-pocket cost for your prescription, Ahma will work to identify co-pay card assistance, patient assistant programs, or other support and/or charitable organizations.
- The cost may also vary depending on the quantity of medication. Your prescription will be filled for the amount of medication that the physician prescribes. Please be sure to advise your physician to prescribe for the maximum amount/days supply allowable by your insurance coverage (days allowed may vary by plan).
- If you have Medicare Part D drug coverage, the cost of your prescription will change significantly as you meet your deductible and initial co-pay, progress through the “donut hole” and reach total out-of-pocket expense. Our Care First Coordinators can assist you in determining and understanding your options.

How can I pay for my prescription order?
- We accept all major credit cards, check, cash, or money orders. If mailing payment, please do not mail cash.
- To pay online, we can text you a secure checkout link through our third party partner, Healnow.

How can I safely dispose of my medications?
- Visit the website below to find a local Drug Take Back Location:
FDA – Disposal of Unused Medicines: What You Should Know
- - You will be notified by an Ahma employee if there is a recall on your medication and given instructions on what to do.

What is the Patient Management Program?
- The Patient Management Program is included at no cost to you. You are automatically enrolled as a patient of ahma. You may opt out at any time.
- Pharmacists will work with you on any problems, concerns or questions you may have regarding your medication therapy. Issues discussed include disease overview, medication, dose, dose frequency, interactions, side effects, physical assessments and coordination of care with your physician when appropriate, etc.
- The potential health benefits of this program include managing side effects, improved overall health, increased disease and medication education and awareness, increased medication compliance and when coordination of care with your physician is necessary, your pharmacist will have all the information needed to help make informed decisions regarding what is best for you as the patient.
- The potential limitations of this program are dependent on you as the patient. You must be willing to follow the directions of your physician and pharmacist, be compliant with taking your medication and willing to discuss the details of your disease, medical history and current practices with your pharmacist so he can have a full understanding of the situation.
- Please let your physician know you are a patient of ahma Rx and are enrolled in our Patient Management Program. A good relationship between your physician and your pharmacist will benefit everyone involved in your care.

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