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Since we have updated our pharmacy software to better serve you, all patients who wish to use our mobile app and Patient Portal on our webpage must re-register their account information. Your username and password can be the same one you used before. To get started with the mobile app or Patient Portal, please follow the provided instructions. Please note, your cell phone number must match exactly what our records reflect. Feel free to call the pharmacy for assistance. We apologize for any inconvenience.
That designation means we offer co-pays on your prescriptions equal to Walgreens, CVS and Wal-Mart pharmacies.
You may have been contacted by representatives who may have been compensated by the Medicare D prescription plan they recommended for you. Further compensation may have been contributed by the chain pharmacy you may be required to patronize.
Gregg's Pharmacy wants to make certain that you receive accurate information regarding the freedom to choose your pharmacy - that's why we offer fair and honest Medicare D consulting by one of our friendly and knowledgeable pharmacists.
As a locally owned independent pharmacy, Gregg's Pharmacy offers expert advice and information, superior service, and quality products at a great price.
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The number of Americans injured by fireworks jumped 25% over the past 15 years.
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Researchers compare maternal and fetal antibody responses to different COVID-19 vaccines.
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Black, Hispanic, and Asian women wait longer for breast biopsies after receiving abnormal mammogram results, researchers say.
SATURDAY, July 2, 2022 (HealthDay News) – While fireworks may be bright and beautiful, they're also noisy.
And a single loud blast or explosion that lasts less than a second can cause immediate and permanent hearing loss, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) warns.
"The Fourth of July, perhaps more than any othe...
FRIDAY, July 1, 2022 (HealthDay News) -- Hinting at a future alternative to opioid painkillers, scientists have developed a tiny implant designed to ease post-surgery pain and then dissolve once the job is done.
So far, the research has been limited to lab animals, and it will be several years before the technology could...
If a national abortion ban follows a Supreme Court ruling overturning the nearly 50-year-old Roe v. Wade decision, U.S. maternal deaths would likely increase by 24%, new research suggests.
That assessment, based on newly released 2020 data, is a 14% increase over an earlier estimate based on 2017 data.
Pregnant Black women would fa...
The natural gas being piped into your home contains a wide array of toxic chemicals, including nearly two dozen so harmful they're classified as hazardous air pollutants, a new study says.
Natural gas samples taken from 69 Boston-area cooking stoves were found to contain at least 21 different hazardous air pollutants, including benzene, to...
Fallout is mounting for the food delivery service Daily Harvest, which has voluntarily recalled a frozen food product suspected of sickening hundreds of customers in at least 26 states.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is investigating. And an Oklahoma woman has sued the company, blaming one of its products for an array of serious hea...
New York City's Mayor Eric Adams announced Thursday that the city has launched the first-of-their-kind mobile COVID-19 testing units that will also dispense the antiviral drug Paxlovid to those who test positive for the virus.
The "Test-to-Treat" program is part of federal and city efforts to catch and treat infections early and be ready f...