One-time medication renewal

Your MinuteClinic provider will review your medical history, ask you questions about your health and stability on the medication and perform a clinically appropriate physical evaluation. Depending on the medication, in some instances, testing may be ordered. If it’s determined clinically appropriate to refill your medication, your provider may ask you to provide one of the following:

• The pharmacy where your prescription was last filled
• Contact information for your specialist or primary care provider
• A prescription bottle for the medication you need to refill

Your provider will check your requested prescription against our list of pre-approved medications. If your request meets the necessary requirements, your provider will renew your medication.

1. Prior to scheduling your appointment, you may have to answer a few questions to help us prepare for your visit.

2. Check-in varies depending on how you scheduled your appointment.

If you made your appointment online:

Check in using the email or text message we sent to confirm your appointment. If you prefer to check in using the electronic kiosk, make sure you have your confirmation code.



If you made your appointment in the clinic:

Sign in at the electronic kiosk.

3. When it's time for your appointment, a provider will call your name.

4. Your provider will conduct a thorough examination based on your reason for visit, presenting symptoms and health history. Charges will be based on examination and services provided during the visit.

5. At the end of your visit, you are provided with a visit summary, a receipt and educational material about your diagnosis. At your request, we can send your primary care provider information about your visit.

MinuteClinic^® one-time medication renewal allows you to refill a 30 day prescription up to twice a year and a 90 day prescription up to once a year. This is true for many commonly prescribed medications. This service can be used for multiple prescriptions as long as they each meet our guidelines.

These include prescriptions that many people use daily such as:

• Birth control
• Blood pressure medications
• Cholesterol-lowering drugs
• Diabetes medications
• Insulin

MinuteClinic^® providers might not be authorized to renew prescriptions for:

• A daily medication that was last used 45 days or more before your visit
• A prescription from a provider whom you’ve not seen for the past 15 months
• A prescription with remaining refills
• Narcotics or pain medications
• Some migraine or other episodic condition medications