Pharmacy

Please allow at least two business days for refill requests to be processed.

Prescription Refills: (253) 593-0114 (preferred method)
Elder’s (55+) Line: (253) 441-2633
Or use the Patient Portal to request refills.

If requesting a refill on-site, please allow at least 30 minutes to be processed. Patients can sign-up to be notified by text when a prescription is ready for pick up. Ask to sign-up for text notifications at the pharmacy counter.

PTHA pharmacy will accept prescriptions written by providers outside of PTHA as long as the prescription is valid under Washington State law. PTHA utilizes a “Drug Formulary” and may not stock all available medications. A “Drug Formulary” is a list of approved medications available. We periodically review available products to add or remove medications from this list. Each medication is based on availability, cost, safety, and efficacy.

We typically provide a 30-day supply of prescription medications. Quantities may be reduced as determined by your physician. Quantities may also be less than a 30-day supply as available refills have been used up. Patients may inquire about 90-day supply of medication based on insurance.

To ensure privacy, you will be asked to verify your date of birth. You may also be asked to provide photo identification.

Anyone picking up prescriptions for another person must present photo identification. Whoever picks up the prescription(s) is solely responsible for the prescription(s) once it leaves the pharmacy. Possession of any prescription other than other than for whom it was prescribed is a violation of federal law. If someone has picked up a prescription and it’s not delivered to you, please contact Puyallup Tribal Police at (253) 680-5656 to report theft.

Please review our Opioid Policy pdf.

Narcan Nasal Spray is available in Pharmacy. For more information on how to use the nasal spray, please review our Narcan Instructions For Use pdf.

Emergency contraception is available without a prescription, although we recommend scheduling an appointment with a provider.

For the safety of our children, families, and environment, it’s important to safely dispose of unused or expired prescription medications. PTHA is able to accept expired or unused over-the-counter and prescription medications in their original container, packaging, or sealed bag in our Medication Take-Back Bin, conveniently located in our Pharmacy Lobby. Medication disposal is available during regular business hours.

Please note our Medication Take Back Bin CANNOT ACCEPT:

• Thermometers
• Needles (or sharps of any kind)
• Aerosol Cans
• Illegal Drugs
• Herbal Remedies or Vitamin Supplements
• Cosmetics or Personal Care Products
• Empty Medical Devices
• Batteries

To find an alternative collection site near you, please visit www.takebackyourmeds.org.