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Or you can text “Get in line” to your military pharmacy’s phone number and follow the steps you receive in the text message. You’ll be required to enter your Department of Defense Identification Number listed on the front of your military ID card. Once you do this, the system will activate any new prescriptions you have.
Remember, Remote Pharmacy Check-In isn’t available for refilling prescriptions. If you need a refill on your current prescription, call your military pharmacy’s automated refill line or request a refill with the patient portal your military pharmacy uses. This may be either the TOL Patient Portal or MHS Genesis.
When your provider writes you a prescription and sends it to your military pharmacy, you’ll need to activate it. The process is quick and easy. To get started, all you need to do is scan the QR code your participating military pharmacy uses.
To get started, all you need to do is scan the QR code your participating military pharmacy uses. Or you can text “Get in line” to your military pharmacy’s phone number and follow the steps you receive in the text message. You’ll be required to enter your Department of Defense Identification Number listed on the front of your military ID card. Once you do this, the system will activate any new prescriptions you have.
How does Remote Pharmacy Check-In work? When your provider writes you a prescription and sends it to your military pharmacy, you’ll need to activate it. The process is quick and easy. To get started, all you need to do is scan the QR code your participating military pharmacy uses.
You’ll receive a text message with instructions once your medication is ready for pickup. Keep in mind, Remote Pharmacy Check-In doesn’t refill prescriptions. It only activates new ones. How soon your prescription becomes available depends on the type of medication you need.
You’ll receive a text message with instructions once your medication is ready for pickup. Keep in mind, Remote Pharmacy Check-In doesn’t refill prescriptions. It only activates new ones. How soon your prescription becomes available depends on the type of medication you need. The TRICARE Formulary Search Tool can help you learn more about prescription drug types.
It depends on where you live. Because this service is part of a pharmacy pilot, it’s only available at certain military pharmacies right now. But the good news is more military pharmacies could begin offering this option soon. The goal is for it to be available at 150 locations before the end of the pilot.
If you use Remote Pharmacy Check-In outside of duty hours, your information won’t be retained and your prescription won’t be activated.