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Short-Term Medication Refills
Short, Same‑Day Renewals for Stable Chronic Meds
We offer short‑term refills to help you avoid gaps in medication for chronic, stable conditions. These refills are temporary and intended only to maintain an existing, previously prescribed regimen; we do not adjust dosing or start new therapies. We do not replace or function as primary care doctors—please continue routine care, monitoring, and any dose changes with your primary care clinician.
Hypertension
We provide short‑term refills for stable blood pressure medications such as ACE inhibitors, ARBs, calcium‑channel blockers, and thiazide diuretics to prevent gaps in therapy.
Who this is for:
Patients on a stable dose with no recent medication changes or new symptoms.
What we WILL do:
- Authorize a limited refill to cover an urgent gap.
- Verify recent medication history and any available blood pressure readings.
- Send the prescription to your preferred pharmacy.
What we will NOT do:
- We do not adjust dosing.
- We do not replace or function as your primary care provider.
How to request:
Request at least 5–7 days before you run out; have recent BP readings available if possible. Expect a brief clinical review before authorization.
Thyroid Disorder
We offer short‑term refills for maintenance thyroid replacement (e.g., levothyroxine) for patients on a stable and previously prescribed dose.
Who this is for:
Patients with established hypothyroidism on a consistent dose and without recent dose changes or new symptoms.
What we WILL do:
- Provide a temporary refill to avoid interruption in therapy.
- Confirm current dose and recent lab monitoring if available.
- Send the refill to your chosen pharmacy.
What we will NOT do:
- We do not adjust dosing.
- We do not replace or function as your primary care provider.
How to request:
Request before your supply runs out and share recent TSH or clinician notes if available; allow time for a brief review.
Diabetes — Short‑Term Refill Service
We offer short‑term refill authorizations for maintenance oral diabetes medications (for example, metformin, DPP‑4 inhibitors, SGLT2 inhibitors, and sulfonylureas) for patients already established on a stable regimen. These refills are intended to bridge a short gap while you arrange follow‑up care.
Who this is for:
Patients on a stable, previously prescribed oral regimen with no recent dose changes, no new or worsening symptoms (including frequent hypoglycemia), and no urgent need to start or intensify insulin or other injectable therapies.
What we Will do:
- Authorize a limited, temporary refill to prevent missed doses.
- Review your recent medication history and any available labs (A1c, renal function) or glucose logs if provided.
- Send the prescription to your preferred pharmacy and advise follow‑up with your primary clinician for ongoing management.
What we will NOT do
- We do not adjust dosing.
- We do not initiate insulin, GLP‑1 receptor agonists, or other new injectable therapies.
- We do not replace or function as your primary care or diabetes specialist.
How to request:
Request the refill several days before your supply runs out and upload or provide recent A1c, eGFR/creatinine, and any glucose logs if available. If you use home glucose monitoring, include recent readings to help the clinician assess stability.
Cholesterol Treatment
We offer short‑term refills for stable lipid‑lowering therapy such as statins for patients already established on treatment.
Who this is for:
Patients on a consistent statin dose with no recent dose changes or new adverse effects.
What we WILL do:
- Authorize a temporary refill to prevent interruption.
- Confirm current medication and any recent lipid testing if available.
- Send the refill to your preferred pharmacy.
What we will NOT do:
- We do not adjust dosing.
- We do not replace or function as your primary care provider.
How to request:
Request several days before your medication runs out and share recent lab results or clinician notes when possible.
Birth Control
We provide short‑term renewals for ongoing contraceptive methods such as combined or progestin‑only pills, patch, or ring to prevent lapses in coverage.
Who this is for:
Patients currently using the same contraceptive method and dose with no new contraindications or side effects.
What we WILL do:
- Authorize a limited refill to maintain continuous contraception.
- Review medication history and any recent blood pressure readings if required.
- Send the prescription to your pharmacy or provide guidance on pharmacist‑prescribed options where available.
What we will NOT do:
- We do not adjust dosing.
- We do not replace or function as your primary care provider.
How to request:
Request before your supply ends; provide a recent BP reading if requested and inform us of any new health changes.