Pharmacy

WNCCHS is proud to have an in-house Pharmacy with a team of pharmacists and technicians working hard to provide effective and affordable medications to our patients. As a 340B Pharmacy, we’re able to provide WNCCHS patients with select brand-name medications at a fraction of the cost of other pharmacies!

Call or Text the Pharmacy
(828) 900-1701

Access the DRX Patient Portal
https://wncchs.drxrefill.com

Use the easy-to-use DRX patient portal to request prescription refills and communicate with our friendly staff.

PHARMACY BENEFITS:

Medication Sync Services

Discounted medication for eligible patients

Once-monthly mail orders at no charge

Easy request prescription refills through the DRX Patient Portal

Text staff refill requests and general questions

Most insurance accepted

90-day supplies of maintenance medications available

One-on-one medication management and counseling

Conveniently located at health center locations

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Yes, our pharmacy services are only available to WNCCHS patients.
The WNCCHS Pharmacy located at WNCCHS—Minnie Jones Health Center is open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 6 p.m.
The Pharmacy is closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and major holidays.
You can refill your prescriptions in three different ways: by calling/texting, through the online patient portal (via DRX), or through your smart device. Learn more here.
Yes, we offer free once-monthly mailing of medications.
For additional mailings within the same month, fees apply: $5.00 inside of Buncombe County | $7.50 outside of Buncombe County
We accept most major insurance, including Medicaid and Medicare.
The federal 340B Drug Pricing Program is an essential source of support for community health centers like WNCCHS, allowing them to stretch increasingly scarce federal resources and reinvest in patient care. The program allows health centers to purchase outpatient drugs at significantly reduced costs.
Health centers pass the savings on to their patients through reduced drug prices and invest additional savings to expand access and improve health outcomes.