A HELPFUL PLACE TO START
Pharmacist Consultations
Medication reviews and personal pharmacist advice, with virtual assessments available where appropriate so you can start from home.
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WHAT TO EXPECT
Questions are always a good place to start.
You do not have to know exactly which service you need. A pharmacist consultation can help you discuss medication questions, review your current treatment or identify the appropriate pharmacy service to explore. Request a consultation from the comfort of home. Virtual assessments are available where appropriate, and we arrange an in-person visit when needed.
Care from the comfort of home.
Request prescription care from the comfort of home. Virtual assessments are available where appropriate; your pharmacist confirms whether virtual care is suitable or an in-person visit is needed. Initial prescribing generally requires an in-person assessment or a current professional relationship established through previous in-person care.
Use text or email to arrange care. Complete health details through the booking service or the contact method agreed with your pharmacist.
The existing consultation form offers “Medication Review” and “Ask a Pharmacist”. Appointment format, fees and availability are confirmed by the team after your request.
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A pharmacist assessment determines care options. Fees, availability and coverage are confirmed before service.
GOOD QUESTIONS
A little more clarity.
Here are a few things to know before getting started.
All booking options →Which consultation option should I select?
Select Medication Review for your ongoing medication plan. Select Ask a Pharmacist for a general enquiry, lab care or home health / AADL questions.
Does submitting a form confirm an appointment?
No. Follow the intake service’s instructions and wait for confirmation from the pharmacy.
Can I use the website for an emergency?
No. Call 911 for a medical emergency. Alberta Health Link at 811 provides non-emergency health advice.
Do you collect my health details here?
No. This website’s interactive tools do not collect personal details. Clinical intake is completed on the third-party BookMyPharmacy service.
Can my consultation be virtual?
Request prescription care from the comfort of home. Virtual assessments are available where appropriate; your pharmacist confirms whether virtual care is suitable or an in-person visit is needed. Initial prescribing generally requires an in-person assessment or a current professional relationship established through previous in-person care.
Not sure where to start?
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