Transfer your prescriptions to Fairview.
New-patient line: 601-640-4671
Call our AI assistant with your name, number and preferred callback time. Our team follows up during business hours. Talk to the agent online.
Fill this out once. We call your current pharmacy and handle the next steps. We confirm availability, coverage, and fill timing.
You will be talking to me, not a call center. I read every transfer that comes through this form.
Mike Acheampong, PharmD, Owner
Prefer to talk? 601-544-4871Pharmacist-reviewed requests · Free Hattiesburg delivery · Pharmacist owned · Serving Hattiesburg since 1978
$15 store credit on your first transfer.
We know switching feels like work. So we'll thank you for the trouble. Every first time transfer from CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Rite Aid, Sam's, or any chain comes with a $15 credit toward over the counter items in our shop. Pain relievers, allergy medication, vitamins, a kit. Your choice.
Over the counter items only. Cannot be applied to prescription copays. One per patient. Not available to patients whose prescriptions are paid in whole or in part by Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, or any government program. Credit applied automatically at first pickup or first online order.
How It Works
Three steps. We do all three. You don't have to call anyone.
We call your old pharmacy.
You give us your name, date of birth, current pharmacy, and the medication. We make the call. You don't have to explain anything to anyone.
We verify your insurance.
We check your insurance information and confirm coverage and any next steps before filling. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your plan.
We confirm your fill timing.
Timing depends on prescription eligibility, stock, insurance, and the response from your current pharmacy or prescriber. We let you know when your medication is ready.
Need medication today? Call the pharmacy at 601-544-4871 so our team can check availability and the next steps before you make a trip.
Switching From a Specific Chain?
We have a page for that.
Each chain has its own quirks. We have a dedicated walkthrough for the three largest, with answers to the questions specific to that chain's transfer process.
Switching from CVS
Have your CVS location and prescription details ready. See how we request eligible prescriptions and review your coverage.
Read the CVS walkthroughWalgreensSwitching from Walgreens
See what happens to remaining refills, how to check your plan, and what to do if your Walgreens location has changed.
Read the Walgreens walkthroughWalmartSwitching from Walmart
Ask for a price quote before deciding, then let our team contact Walmart about the prescriptions you want to transfer.
Read the Walmart walkthroughSwitching from Sam's, Kroger, Rite Aid, or another pharmacy? Same process. Call us at 601-544-4871 or start your transfer above.
The Full Picture
How prescription transfers actually work.
Here is the full process before you fill out the form. If you already know what you need, the hero button above jumps you straight to the form.
Common Questions
What people ask before they switch.
What information do I need to transfer my prescriptions?
Have your name, date of birth, current pharmacy and its location, medicine names or a prescription-label photo, and a phone number or email ready. If you need help gathering these details, request a callback or call the pharmacy.
Can I check the price and insurance coverage before switching?
Yes. Use Price My Rx or call 601-544-4871 for a staff-reviewed quote. We confirm your plan, medication and out-of-pocket cost; a transfer request does not guarantee the same copay at a different pharmacy.
What if my current pharmacy does not answer?
Our team contacts your current pharmacy to request eligible prescriptions. Their response can affect timing. If you are running low, call us so staff can review the next steps with you and your prescriber when needed.
Can my first prescription be delivered?
Ask our team about delivery when requesting your transfer. We first confirm transfer eligibility, medication availability, and your address within our delivery area. Staff confirms the delivery date; submitting the form does not schedule a delivery.
Will I lose my refills if I transfer?
Eligible remaining refills can transfer with your prescription. We check its status with your current pharmacy and let you know if a new prescription or insurance approval is needed.
What if my prescription is a controlled substance?
Controlled substances have additional transfer requirements. Some electronic Schedule II through V prescriptions may be eligible for a one-time transfer for initial filling, subject to applicable law and pharmacy capabilities. Call us so our pharmacist can check your prescription. If a transfer is not possible, we can help coordinate with your prescriber.
Does my doctor need to do anything?
Usually no. We coordinate the transfer directly with the pharmacy that currently has your prescription. We only contact your prescriber if a new prescription is needed (controlled substances, expired authorizations) or if there is a clinical question about your therapy.
How long does the transfer take?
Submitting the request takes about 60 seconds; completing the transfer and filling the medication takes longer. Timing depends on eligibility, stock, insurance, and responses from your current pharmacy or prescriber. Call us if you need medication today so we can check availability.
Can I transfer multiple prescriptions at once?
Yes. List the prescriptions you want us to review for transfer. We check eligibility and remaining refills with your current pharmacy. Ask our team whether coordinating refill dates or Pill-Pack service would help you.
Will my old pharmacy hassle me about transferring?
We contact your current pharmacy to request eligible prescriptions and help resolve any issues. If you have already paid for medication or have a refill in progress, tell us so we can coordinate the next steps.
Spend 60 seconds now. Save hours every month.
Tell us your name, date of birth, current pharmacy, and the medication. We do the rest.
Or ask Dr. Mike a question first