Kroger Pharmacy offers convenient, affordable healthcare services including prescription refills, immunizations, and health screenings. With over 2,200 locations nationwide, it provides personalized care, online prescription management, and accepts most major insurance plans, ensuring accessible health solutions for communities across the U.S.
You can refill your prescription online through the Kroger website, via the mobile app, or by calling your local Kroger Pharmacy.
Yes, Kroger Pharmacy provides a variety of immunizations, including flu, COVID-19, shingles, and more. Appointments can be scheduled online or in-store.
Kroger Pharmacy accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicare Part D. It's recommended to check with your local pharmacy for specific coverage details.
Yes, by creating an account on the Kroger website, you can manage prescriptions, set up auto refills, and view your medication history.
Yes, pharmacists at Kroger provide medication therapy management services to help you understand and manage your medications effectively.
Yes, Kroger Pharmacy offers health screenings such as blood pressure checks, cholesterol testing, and diabetes screenings at select locations.
You can transfer prescriptions by bringing your current prescription information to your local Kroger Pharmacy or by initiating the transfer online.
Yes, Kroger Health has a weight management program that includes access to GLP-1 medications like Wegovy and Zepbound, available through The Little Clinic.
The Auto Refill Program automatically refills your eligible prescriptions and notifies you when they're ready for pickup, ensuring you never miss a dose.
You can contact your local Kroger Pharmacy directly by phone or visit the Kroger website to find contact information and store hours.
