Community Pharmacies
Find a PharmacyWVU Medicine pharmacies offer you personalized care, prompt and accurate prescription refills, patient education, and more. Our full-service pharmacies are available for patients, students, WVU Medicine employees, and the community. We take pride in offering our patients advanced services that are not commonly available at other pharmacies and competitive pricing strategies.
For added convenience, you can receive your prescriptions through free home delivery by mail and receive automatic refills for qualifying prescriptions.
WVU Medicine has three retail pharmacy locations in Morgantown, West Virginia, to better serve you:
- Discharge Pharmacy at J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital
- Medical Center Pharmacy at the Physician Office Center, first floor
- Mountaineer Pharmacy at the WVU Health and Education Building
There are many benefits to choosing WVU Medicine pharmacies for your health and prescription needs, including:
- An assortment of over-the-counter medications and health supplies
- Free and convenient parking
- Free home delivery through the mail
- Medication compounding
- Medication therapy management
- Private counseling with a pharmacist
- Savings on specialty medication
- Specialty medications and injectable prescriptions on-site
We bill most insurance and major pharmacy prescription plans, and accept all forms of payment. A 10 percent discount is available for senior citizens and WVU faculty, staff, and students on over-the-counter medications.
Medication Compounding Services
If you have a medical condition that requires custom-made medications, our pharmacists are able to provide you with unique custom drug strengths or a combination of medications that are not available in a pre-manufactured way. We also provide smaller dosage formats for people with swallowing difficulties and prescription flavoring to help children take their medicine. Not all pharmacies are able to offer compounding services, and WVU Medicine pharmacies are proud to offer you this specialty care.
Blood Glucose Monitor Training
Some blood glucose monitors are easier to use than others. Our pharmacy staff is available by appointment to help patients with diabetes learn how to correctly operate testing systems and ensure that you receive the most accurate readings.
We know that test strips and monitor supplies can be expensive, so if you’re looking to purchase a blood glucose monitor, we can help verify that your insurance company covers the cost of the supplies.
Contact us at 304-598-4848 to schedule an appointment for diabetes equipment education or medication counseling.
Drug Repository Program
The West Virginia University Hospitals Drug Repository Program collects eligible unused medications donated by patients who no longer require them and safely redistributes them to underserved patients receiving care at Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center.
What Medication can be donated?
- Unopened, tamper-evident packaging
- Do not require refrigeration
- NOT a controlled substance
How do I donate
- Fill out Donation Form
- Drop off at Medical Center Pharmacy OR at the MBRCC Clinic Pharmacy Dropoff:
- After completing the form, you may drop unused eligible medications to the Medical Center Pharmacy at the MBRCC Clinic (located on the ground floor of MBRCC).
- You may also mail a completed donation form and unused eligible medications to the Medical Center Pharmacy at:
- You do not have to be a patient at WVU Hospitals to donate eligible medications. Anyone can make a donation.
Dispensing and Qualified Recipients
- Dispensing services are currently limited to MBRCC patients at WVU Hospitals.
- Patients may be eligible to receive supply when there is a gap in access to necessary medications.
- If you are experiencing challenges with medication access, please contact your MBRCC care team
about available options, including qualifying for the repository - Disclaimer: this is not intended to be a long–term solution to medication access barriers
Questions
- Call 304-598-4848 Option 8
Questions
Your health and well-being are important to us. To better serve you, we encourage you to speak with a pharmacist or contact us if you have questions or concerns regarding:
- Disposal of expired or unwanted medications
- Medications you are taking
- Patient education programs