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ERS Med D Network of Participating Pharmacy Directory (List Updated July 10, 2015) ERS Med D Network of Participating Pharmacy Directory (List Updated July 10, 2015) Participating Chains ALBERTSONS PHARMACY KESSEL PHARMACY RANDALLS PHARMACY ALBERTSONS/SAV-ON PHARMACY KING KULLEN PHARMACY RED CROSS PHARMACY AUBURN PHARMACY KING SOOPERS PHARMACY RITZMAN PHARMACY BIG Y PHARMACY KMART PHARMACY SAFEWAY PHARMACY BROOKSHIRE BROTHERS PHARMACY KROGER FOOD & DRUG SAMS CLUB PHARMACY BROOKSHIRE PHARMACY LONGS DRUG STORE SAV-ON DRUGS CARE PLUS CVS/PHARMACY LONGS DRUGS SAV-ON PHARMACY CARRS-GOTTSTEIN FOODS LONGS PHARMACY SCOTTS PHARMACY CITY MARKET PHARMACY MACEYS PHARMACY SMITHS PHARMACY COMMUNITY PHARMACY MARIANOS PHARMACY STERLING DRUG CVS PHARMACY MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY SUPER 1 PHARMACY DILLON PHARMACY NOVANT HEALTH PHARMACY SUPER RX PHARMACY DRUG EMPORIUM OSCO PHARMACY TARGET PHARMACY FRED MEYER PHARMACY PAVILIONS PHARMACY TOM THUMB PHARMACY FRYS FOOD & DRUG PHARMACARE TOTAL CARE PHARMACY GERBES PHARMACY PHARMACY PLUS UNITED PHARMACY HAGGEN PHARMACY QFC PHARMACY VONS PHARMACY HARTIG DRUG CO RALPHS WALMART PHARMACY HEB PHARMACY RALPHS PHARMACY YOKES PHARMACY Independents Pharmacies Located in Texas (in alphabetical order by city) Pharmacy Name Address City ST Zip Phone MED-AID PHARMACY 115 S ALAMO RD ALAMO TX 78516 956-464-6200 QVL PHARMACY 3751 MATLOCK RD #121 ARLINGTON TX 76015 682-300-2303 RANDOL MILL LTC PHARMACY 1014 N FIELDER RD STE 110 ARLINGTON TX 76012 682-235-1025 RAY'S TOWN NORTH PHARMACY 975 N COOPER ST ARLINGTON TX 76011 817-274-8221 REVCO HEALTHCARE PHARMACY 2505 E ARKANSAS LN #133 ARLINGTON TX 76010 817-303-5100 NAUS ENFIELD LEGEND DRUG 1115 W LYNN ST AUSTIN TX 78703 512-476-1221 CRAWFORD PHARMACY 907 N MAIN ST BANDERA TX 78003 830-796-3321 MOORES CITY DRUG 1000 E HOUSTON ST BEEVILLE TX 78102 361-358-2811 STRICKLAND DRUGS 316 PECAN ST BLANCO TX 78606 830-833-4815 HALL'S PHARMACY 102A E SAN BERNARD ST BRAZORIA TX 77422 979-798-2111 KENJURA PHARMACY INC 303 N PARK ST BRENHAM TX 77833 979-836-7922 TOTAL CARE PHARMACY 1607 LIVE OAK ST COMMERCE TX 75428 903-886-8888 NICHOLS WESTWOOD PHARMACY 10525 LEOPARD ST CORPUS CHRISTI TX 78410 361-241-2323 PRIDE PHARMACY-CARLISLE LLC 2929 CARLISLE ST STE 115 DALLAS TX 75204 214-954-7389 DE LEON PHARMACY 309 S TEXAS ST DE LEON TX 76444 254-893-2666 ADAMS PHARMACY 309 N HAMPTON RD DESOTO TX 75115 972-223-0444 EXPRESSWAY PHARMACY 702 E EXPRESSWAY 83 STE A1 DONNA TX 78537 956-464-7600 LUNAS FAMILY PHARMACY INC 1975 N VETERANS BLVD STE 3 EAGLE PASS TX 78852 830-773-7800 MED AID PHARMACY 2509 W TRENTON RD EDINBURG TX 78539 956-687-5646 MED-AID PHARMACY 922 S CLOSNER BLVD STE A EDINBURG TX 78539 956-381-5646 ECKLAND PHARMACY 125 W HAGUE RD STE 100 EL PASO TX 79902 915-533-8194 GOOD SHEPARD PHARMACY 5301 ALAMEDA AVE EL PASO TX 79905 915-542-3880 MCCRORYS PHARMACY 6151 DEW DR STE 100 EL PASO TX 79912 915-581-9655 COOK CHILDRENS HOME HEALTH 1719 8TH AVE FORT WORTH TX 76110 682-885-6294 *Copayment, copay or coinsurance means the amount a plan participant is required to pay for a prescription in accordance with a Plan, which may be a deductible, a percentage of the prescription price, a fixed amount, or other charge, with the balance, if any, to be paid by a Plan. LAKE WORTH PHARMACY 4504 BOAT CLUB RD STE 200 FORT WORTH TX 76135 817-237-7877 SEMINARY DRIVE PHARMACY-GNP 1309 E SEMINARY DR FORT WORTH TX 76115 817-927-7846 BROADWAY DRUG 2027 BROADWAY ST GALVESTON TX 77550 409-765-7701 SHIELDS PHARMACY 3465 W WALNUT ST STE 225A GARLAND TX 75042 214-227-5966 PIERATTS PHARMACY 233 S MANSE AVE GIDDINGS TX 78942 979-542-3164 PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY PLUS 2771 SHERMAN ST GRAND PRAIRIE TX 75051 972-809-0984 WALLING'S PHARMACY 106 S MAIN ST GRAPELAND TX 75844 936-687-4617 HAMILTON CITY DRUG 105 E HENRY ST HAMILTON TX 76531 254-386-3121 HENRIETTA PHARMACY 124 N BRIDGE ST HENRIETTA TX 76365 940-538-4361 AIRLINE PHARMACY ASSOCIATES LLC 11012 AIRLINE DR STE A HOUSTON TX 77037 281-260-9927 AKO PHARMACY 6263 BISSONNET ST HOUSTON TX 77081 713-541-1465 C&P PHARMACY INC 15948 S POST OAK RD STE C HOUSTON TX 77053 281-835-9494 CHRISCO PHARMACY 9623 SW FRWY HOUSTON TX 77498 713-776-8200 COMPOUNDING SHOP PHARMACY 11851A WILCREST DR HOUSTON TX 77031 281-495-2230 CONTENTS TRADER INC 10026 LONGPOINT RD. STE A HOUSTON TX 77071 713-461-3344 D&G PHARMACY 8775 S GESSNER DR HOUSTON TX 77074 713-771-1558 DISTINGUISHED PHARMACY 12134 BEECHNUT STREET HOUSTON TX 77072 281-495-0201 ELLA PHARMACY 3444 ELLA BLVD HOUSTON TX 77018 713-956-1622 EXPRESS PHARMACY 6728 HIGHWAY 6 S HOUSTON TX 77083 281-988-6000 L AND B PHARMACY 9898 BISSONNET STE 149 HOUSTON TX 77036 713-773-3688 MARITIME PHARMACY 900 BROADWAY ST HOUSTON TX 77012 713-921-1052 MEDALWAYS PHARMACY 2323 WIRT RD INSIDE FIESTA STR HOUSTON TX 77055 713-984-8335 MEDSHOPPE RX PHARMACY 14522 S POST OAK STE 108-A HOUSTON TX 77045 713-492-0899 QUICK CK PRESCRIPTION SHOP 2656 S LOOP W STE 574 HOUSTON TX 77054 832-831-9465 QVL PHARMACY #141 LP 6711 STELLA LINK RD HOUSTON TX 77005 817-348-8271 QVL PHARMACY #162 850 FM 1960 W STE J HOUSTON TX 77090 832-249-8551 STERLING PHARMACY 9798 BELLAIRE BLVD STE B HOUSTON TX 77036 713-995-8885 SUN PHARMACY 7021 HIGHWAY 6 SOUTH HOUSTON TX 77459 281-568-0628 THE RITE PHARMACY INC 2600 S LOOP W STE 425 HOUSTON TX 77054 713-665-7483 TIDWELL PHARMACY 2310 TIDWELL RD HOUSTON TX 77093 713-694-5977 VAC PHARMACY INC 10550 W BELLFORT STE 150 HOUSTON TX 77031 281-495-4331 WELLNESS PLUS PHARMACY INC 8302 N ELDRIDGE PKWY STE 200 HOUSTON TX 77041 832-604-7418 DEERBROOK PHARMACY SERVICES 9816 MEMORIAL BLVD STE 105 HUMBLE TX 77338 281-446-0061 DOYFRAN PHARMACY 9701 N SAM HOUSTON PKWY E HUMBLE TX 77396 281-973-8129 SCRIPTCARE PHARMACY 9441 FM 1960 BYPASS RD STE 200 HUMBLE TX 77338 832-644-9241 LOPERS FAMILY PHARMACY 116 HWY 69 N HUNTINGTON TX 75949 936-422-4440 SINA PHARMACY 3815 N FRY RD STE 600 KATY TX 77449 281-717-4521 BEAR CREEK PHARMACY LLC 101B BEAR CREEK PKWY KELLER TX 76248 817-562-4766 RAYS PHARMACY 301 W MANSFIELD HWY KENNEDALE TX 76060 817-478-8225 HARVESTFIELD PHARMACY 201 W DEL MAR BLVD #1B LAREDO TX 78041 956-568-4208 FAMILY PHARMACY 502 S OLD ORCHARD LN STE 128 LEWISVILLE TX 75067 972-906-0067 TRUKARE PHARMACY 1008 MAIN ST LIBERTY TX 77575 936-641-9395 B2TF LTC PHARMACY 403 N KAUFMAN ST LINDEN TX 75563 903-756-5951 LINDEN DRUG COMPANY INC 400 N KAUFMAN ST LINDEN TX 75563 903-756-5331 HOMETOWN PHARMACY 309 N MAIN LOCKNEY TX 79241 806-652-3353 SS LONGVIEW LP 3212 FOURTH STREET LONGVIEW TX 75605 903-236-9676 RAYS PHARMACY INC 1831 E BROAD ST STE 101 MANSFIELD TX 76063 817-473-1145 SANITARIUM DRUG COMPANY 156 COLEMAN ST MARLIN TX 76661 254-883-3541 SCRIPT SHOPPE PHARMACY 211 MOODY ST MASON TX 76856 325-347-6248 VELAS PHARMACY 2000 S MCCOLL RD STE A MCALLEN TX 78503 956-631-8352 RICHARDS PHARMACY 8030 N FM 1015 STE A MERCEDES TX 78570 956-565-6774 CROSSROADS PHARMACY, LLC 3220 GUS THOMASSON RD STE 237 MESQUITE TX 75150 972-682-4971 ALL CARE PHARMACY 1441 S MIDLOTHIAN PKWY #140 MIDLOTHIAN TX 76065 972-775-5222 *Copayment, copay or coinsurance means the amount a plan participant is required to pay for a prescription in accordance with a Plan, which may be a deductible, a percentage of the prescription price, a fixed amount, or other charge, with the balance, if any, to be paid by a Plan. WESTSIDE PHARMACY 200 N PALMVIEW DR PALMVIEW TX 78572 956-584-3458 RRX PHARMACY 6243 FAIRMONT PKWY STE 103 PASADENA TX 77505 281-991-3441 AIRLINE PHARMACY ASSOCIATES #2 24420 FM 1314 RD #8 PORTER TX 77365 281-354-5036 HOMETOWN PHARMACY 132 W MAIN ST POST TX 79356 806-495-2535 DANA DISCOUNT PHARMACY 1701 N COLLINS BLVD STE 328 RICHARDSON TX 75080 972-231-8885 BROADWAY PHARMACY 6100 BROADWAY ST SAN ANTONIO TX 78209 210-824-3322 BUENA VISTA PHARMACYINC 7323 MARBACH RD STE 105 SAN ANTONIO TX 78227 210-674-1900 PROFESSIONAL PAVILION PHARMACY 315 N SAN SABA STE 110 SAN ANTONIO TX 78207 210-212-7455 SUPER DRUG MART 8920 US HWY 87 E STE 4A SAN ANTONIO TX 78263 210-648-9001 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 26434 LEXINGTON RD STE B SPRING TX 77373 281-288-4466 NORTH SHORE PHARMACY 113 STAR GRASS STE 100 SPRING BRANCH TX 78070 830-214-2920 3 SON'S PHARMACY 13645 MURPHY RD STE 219 STAFFORD TX 77477 281-208-3400 SUGAR LAND COMPOUNDING PHCY 14823 SOUTHWEST FRWY STE B SUGAR LAND TX 77478 281-302-6080 AFFORDABLE PHARMACY 8030 FM 1765 SUITE A104 TEXAS CITY TX 77591 409-229-4636 TOMBALL ATRIUM UNTD DRUGS 425 HOLDERRIETH BLVD STE 111 TOMBALL TX 77375 281-351-8239 SS TYLER LP 1321 S BECKHAM TYLER TX 75702 903-593-1706 AFYA SPECIALTY PHARMACY 17490 HIGHWAY 3 STE B-200 WEBSTER TX 77598 800-960-7374 Independents Pharmacies (in alphabetical order by state then city) Pharmacy Name Address City ST Zip Phone RAPID CARE DISPENSARY 9511 US HIGHWAY 431 ALBERTVILLE AL 35950 256-891-7001 CCMHB PHARMACY 331 E 8TH ST ANNISTON AL 36207 256-236-3403 4TH AVENUE DRUGS 528 4TH AVE N BESSEMER AL 35020 205-436-2324 TRIAD RX, INC.
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