Prescription Refills

It is the patients responsibility to keep track of their refill dates.

Your prescription bottle includes the date, medication dosage and how many refills you have remaining. It is the patients responsibility to book an prescription renewal appointment with their Primary Physician before they will be out of medication.

If you have any questions about when your medication will expire, contact your Pharmacist.

In some instances your Pharmacy may be able to provide you with a short-term 30-day prescription extension, until the next available (non-urgent) appointment with your Primary Physician.

If you receive an extension from your Pharmacy, you must book a prescription renewal appointment with your Primary Physician to receive a new prescription and to discuss your current health and the effectiveness of your prescribed medication.

If your pharmacist is unable to provide any refills and your medication runs out before your Physician’s next available (non-urgent) appointment, we have a Walk-In Clinic available Monday to Friday excluding Holidays. Please see our Walk-In page for the current Walk-In schedule.

However, certain prescriptions can only be refilled with your Primary Provider. These medications include but are not limited to: narcotics, sleeping pills, and ADHD medication, this class of medications are considered ‘controlled substances’.