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2020 Preferred Network Pharmacies Preferred Retail network list of participating pharmacies (List updated November 6, 2019) Participating Preferred Independent Pharmacies (by State) ALASKA Denali Pharmacy 1650 Cowles St, STE 41 C Anchorage Medset Pharmacy Fairbanks, AK 99701 4101 Arctic Blvd, STE B 907-458-5615 Anchorage, AK 99503 907-770-6081 Cross Road Pharmacy 187 Glenn Hwy, Bldg B Bernie’s Pharmacy Glennallen, AK 99588 4100 Lake Otis Pkwy, STE 200 907-822-3336 Anchorage, AK 99508 907-562-2138 Scotts Family Pharmacy Health and Nutrition 4014 Lake St, STE 101 Katmai Oncology Group Homer, AK 99603 3851 Piper St, STE U340 907-226-2580 Anchorage, AK 99508 907-677-5826 ALABAMA Cordova Comm Unity Medical Center Mikes Discount Pharmacy Pharmacy 201 Kirkland St 602 Chase Ave Abbeville, AL 36310 Cordova, AK 99574 334-585-2288 907-424-8017 Brooklere Pharmacy Family Medical Center 3633 Gray Ave 2360 Service St, HC 60 Box 4860 Adamsville, AL 35005 Delta Junction, AK 99737 205-674-1400 907-895-5100 Addison Discount Pharmacy Interior Alaska Pharmacy 30910 Hwy 278 2730 Alaska Hwy Addison, AL 35540 Delta Junction, AK 99737 256-747-6342 907-895-6246 Blair Pharmacy 81 Weatherly Club Dr, STE A Alabaster, AL 35007 205-358-3470 Pharmacies may have been added or removed from the list after this was printed. TTY users should call 711, unless a different phone number is listed. Brooklere Pharmacy Downey Drug 205 Buck Creek Plz 2427 Hwy 202 Alabaster, AL 35007 Anniston, AL 36201 205-664-1200 256-237-9426 Albertville Discount Pharmacy Highland Health Systems 422 N Broad St 331 E 8th St Albertville, AL 35950 Anniston, AL 36207 256-878-1515 256-236-3403 Brindley’s Family Pharmacy Jones Discount Pharmacy Inc 305 N Carlisle St 1036 N Brindlee Mountain Pkwy Albertville, AL 35950 Arab, AL 35016 256-878-2111 256-586-3179 Foodland Discount Pharmacy Latham’s Pharmacy 313 E Sand Mountain Dr 178 S Main St Albertville, AL 35950 Arab, AL 35016 256-878-6930 256-586-4132 Hometown Pharmacy Parkway Pharmacy 839 Airport Dr, STE 101 606 N Brindlee Mountain Pkwy Alexander City, AL 35010 Arab, AL 35016 256-329-0900 256-586-4120 Jackson Drugs Jones Drug 1974 Cherokee Rd 30508 Ardmore Ave Alexander City, AL 35010 Ardmore, AL 35739 256-234-2538 256-423-2155 Downey Drug Alexandria LLC Wiregrass Comm Unity Pharmacy Inc 658 Valley Cub Dr 430 Broadway St Alexandria, AL 36250 Ashford, AL 36312 256-820-4540 334-899-3100 Gentry Drugs Ashland Pharmacy Inc 551 Memorial Pkwy E 83074 Hwy 9 Aliceville, AL 35442 Ashland, AL 36251 205-373-6688 256-354-2166 Anderson Pharmacy The Drug Store 7101 Etowah St 83871 Hwy 9 N Altoona, AL 35952 Ashland, AL 36251 205-589-6557 256-354-3784 Mallette Drug Company Ashville Drugs Inc 837 S Three Notch St 35767 US Hwy 231 Andalusia, AL 36420 Ashville, AL 35953 334-222-1141 205-594-7088 Pharmacies may have been added or removed from the list after this was printed. TTY users should call 711, unless a different phone number is listed. ALH Comm Unity Pharmacy Our Home Pharmacy Inc 700 W Market St 2320 Moores Mill Rd, STE 100 Athens, AL 35611 Auburn, AL 36830 256-262-6745 334-887-8780 ALH Comm Unity Pharmacy #2 The Drug Store 22454 US Hwy 72, STE 120 464 N Dean Rd Athens, AL 35613 Auburn, AL 36830 256-262-6450 334-821-4493 Athens Creekside Drugs Berry Discount Apothecary 605 Hwy 31 S, STE D 31 Depot St Athens, AL 35611 Berry, AL 35546 256-232-8274 205-689-4777 Athens Pharmacy Eastern Valley Drugs 705 W Market St 1310 Eastern Valley Rd Athens, AL 35611 Bessemer, AL 35020 256-232-2242 205-425-5258 Eastside Pharmacy and Custom Family Medical Services Pharmacy Compounding Pharmacy 1817 13th Ave N 22335 Hwy 72 E, STE D Bessemer, AL 35020 Athens, AL 35613 205-424-3194 256-233-7070 Hinkle Pharmacy Hometown Pharmacy Of Limestone County 1090 9th Ave SW 100 US Hwy 31 S Bessemer, AL 35022 Athens, AL 35611 205-425-3039 256-232-8448 Hometown Pharmacy Services LLC Limestone Drug 519 W Town Plz 200 W Market St Bessemer, AL 35020 Athens, AL 35611 205-426-1922 256-232-3811 Medical Center Pharmacy Westside Jiffy Pharmacy 985 9th Ave SW 1204 W Market St Bessemer, AL 35023 Athens, AL 35611 205-426-3784 256-233-2307 Rock Creek Pharmacy Buy Rite Drugs #10 6817 Warrior River Rd 400 Medical Park Dr Bessemer, AL 35023 Atmore, AL 36502 205-497-8777 251-368-7483 Birmingham Apothecary Inc Ricks Discount Drugs 1032 S 20th St 1433 3rd St SW Birmingham, AL 35205 Attalla, AL 35954 205-251-4248 256-538-5850 Pharmacies may have been added or removed from the list after this was printed. TTY users should call 711, unless a different phone number is listed. Christ Health Center Inc Mills Pharmacy At Parkway 5804 1st Ave S 9709 Pkwy E, STE F Birmingham, AL 35212 Birmingham, AL 35215 205-380-9450 205-453-9889 CMC Pharmacy Mills Pharmacy At Woodlawn 1308 Tuscaloosa Ave SW 6501 1st Ave N Birmingham, AL 35211 Birmingham, AL 35206 205-719-3040 205-591-7800 Crestline Pharmacy Peds Rx Pharmacy Solutions 60 Church St 1600 Seventh Ave S Birmingham, AL 35213 Birmingham, AL 35233 205-871-0317 205-983-8727 Eastwood Pharmacy Ritchs Pharmacy 4500 Montevallo Rd, STE E103 2714 Cahaba Rd Birmingham, AL 35210 Birmingham, AL 35223 205-900-7200 205-871-1141 Gibson Discount Pharmacy Tyners Pharmacy 1133 Lomb Ave SW 5616 Chalkville Rd Birmingham, AL 35211 Birmingham, AL 35235 205-787-4692 205-856-3784 Harbin Discount Pharmacy UAB Highlands Apothecary 521 Richard Arrington Blvd S 1201 11th Ave S Birmingham, AL 35233 Birmingham, AL 35205 205-323-2474 205-930-7585 Harbin Health Care Vacca Discount Drugs 57 Church St, STE A 7633 Georgia Rd S Birmingham, AL 35213 Birmingham, AL 35212 205-871-2196 205-956-3300 Hematology & Oncology Associates Of AL Village Drug Co Pharmacy 300 Carlow Ln, STE 116 513 Brookwood Blvd, STE 65 Birmingham, AL 35242 Birmingham, AL 35209 205-410-5528 205-209-3514 Blountsville Pharmacy Lakeshore Pharmacy Inc 69005 Main St 1 Lakeshore Dr, STE 102 Blountsville, AL 35031 Birmingham, AL 35209 205-429-3351 205-945-8081 Boaz Discount Drugs Inc Medhelp Rx 10460 AL Hwy 168, STE 1 4600 Hwy 280, STE 102 Boaz, AL 35957 Birmingham, AL 35242 256-593-6546 205-547-3900 Pharmacies may have been added or removed from the list after this was printed. TTY users should call 711, unless a different phone number is listed. Clark’s Pharmacy Deans Drugs Inc #2 241 Billy Dyer Blvd 699 Cedar Bluff Rd Boaz, AL 35957 Centre, AL 35960 256-840-1100 256-927-5569 Medical Center Pharmacy J and S Drugs Inc 1121 Belleville Ave 1130 Walnut St Brewton, AL 36426 Centreville, AL 35042 251-867-5454 205-926-7621 Mills Pharmacy At Brookwood Sniders Discount Pharmacy 16114 Hwy 216, STE A 15582 Hwy 280, STE 100 Brookwood, AL 35444 Chelsea, AL 35043 205-556-1600 205-678-3899 Mr Discount Drugs Of Butler Peoples Drugs and Variety Inc 604 E Pushmataha St 8260 Hwy 72 W Butler, AL 36904 Cherokee, AL 35616 205-459-2990 256-359-6242 Willards Medical Arts Pharmacy Medical Village Pharmacy 313 E Pushmataha St 426 S Craft Hwy Butler, AL 36904 Chickasaw, AL 36611 205-459-3710 251-456-4172 Cowart Drug Company 1st St Pharmacy 8320 Hwy 31 And 17th Ave 1070 1st St NW Calera, AL 35040 Childersburg, AL 35044 205-668-1723 256-346-3500 Whitaker Drugs LLC J & J Childersburg Pharmacy 20 Camden Byp 33637 US Hwy 280 Camden, AL 36726 Childersburg, AL 35044 334-682-9990 256-378-7761 Kenneth Guin Drugs Inc Citronelle Drug Company Inc 31946 NW 1st Ave 19240 N Mobile St Carbon Hill, AL 35549 Citronelle, AL 36522 205-924-9616 251-866-5522 Carrollton Drugs Inc Chandler Drugs 25700 Hwy 17 914 7th St S Carrollton, AL 35447 Clanton, AL 35045 205-367-2476 205-755-8009 Alaco Discount Pharmacy #6 Wright Drug and Gift 1490 Chesnut Byp 206 7th St S Centre, AL 35960 Clanton, AL 35045 256-927-8539 205-755-3350 Pharmacies may have been added or removed from the list after this was printed. TTY users should call 711, unless a different phone number is listed. Cleveland Pharmacy Hopper’s Family Pharmacy 36321 State Hwy 79, STE 2 7467 AL Hwy 69 N Cleveland, AL 35049 Cullman, AL 35058 205-274-8000 256-796-6588 Collinsville Drugs McSwains Pharmacy 588 S Valley Ave 1910 Main Ave SW Collinsville, AL 35961 Cullman, AL 35055 256-524-2981 256-734-1662 Beasley Pharmacy Medical Arts Apothecary 111 E Church St 124 7th St SW Columbia, AL 36319 Cullman, AL 35055 334-696-4611 256-734-4933 Cordova Drug Company Specialty Pharmacy 430 School St 2104 AL Hwy 157 Cordova, AL 35550 Cullman, AL 35058 205-483-7811 256-734-3146 Crossville Drugs Jim’s Pharmacy At The Lake 15192 AL Hwy 68 8212 County Rd 34 Crossville, AL 35962 Dadeville, AL 36853 256-528-7124 256-373-3449 Kilpatrick Pharmacy Center Drugs Of Daleville 415 County Rd 179 181 Hwy 84 W Crossville, AL 35962 Daleville, AL 36322 256-561-1500 334-598-4242 Cullman Discount Pharmacy Lake Pharmacy LLC 1407 2nd Ave SW 95 Lightwood Rd Cullman, AL 35055 Main Street Slapout 256-734-4251 Deatsville, AL 36022 Good Hope Pharmacy 334-569-2112 1167 County Rd, STE A437 Bendalls Pharmacy Inc Cullman, AL 35055 1316-A Stratford Rd SE 256-841-5958 Decatur, AL 35601 Grand Pointe Healthmart Pharmacy 256-353-2021 2045 2nd Ave NW Decatur Morgan Hospital - Decatur G Cullman, AL 35058 1201 7th St SE 256-737-1330 Decatur, AL 35601 Heritage Pharmacy 256-973-2168 1701 Main Ave SW, STE C Med Surg Pharmacy Inc Cullman, AL 35055 2828 Hwy 31 S, STE 150 256-737-3773 Decatur, AL 35603 256-355-2828 Pharmacies may have been added or removed from the list after this was printed.
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