Pharmacy
Send your prescriptions electronically
Ask your doctor today to send your prescriptions electronically to our electronic pharmacy at
DoD Fort Campbell ePhcy 98 Michigan Ave. FT. Campbell, Ky 42223
New Prescriptions from Network Providers:
Pharmacies at Fort Campbell now accept electronic prescriptions from civilian providers, eliminating the need for hand-carried or faxed prescriptions and reducing wait times for those picking up medicine. E-prescribing allows civilian providers to send prescriptions to pharmacies safely, efficiently and securely. TRICARE beneficiaries who want their prescriptions sent electronically just need to let their provider know they can now find Fort Campbell pharmacies in the e-prescribing database. When patients contact pharmacy to activate their prescriptions, they should let the staff know their prescription was sent electronically.
Military pharmacies will not be able to accept electronic prescriptions for controlled substances. Beneficiaries will still need a handwritten prescription for those medications. Ask your doctor today to send your prescriptions electronically to our electronic pharmacy at DoD Fort Campbell ePhcy 98 Michigan Ave. FT. Campbell, Ky 42223. To learn more about TRICARE’s pharmacy benefits, www.tricare.mil/pharmacy.
Byrd Pharmacy
The Byrd Pharmacy is a full service pharmacy that fills new prescriptions for enrolled beneficiaries only. Any formulary medication not stocked at the Byrd Pharmacy can be obtained at the BACH Main Pharmacy or Town Center Pharmacy.
LaPointe Pharmacy
The LaPointe Pharmacy fills prescriptions for active duty Soldiers. Any formulary medication not stocked at the LaPointe Pharmacy can be obtained at the BACH Main Pharmacy or Town Center Pharmacy.
Main Outpatient Pharmacy
Limited to inpatient pharmacy services only during COVID-19.
The Main Outpatient Pharmacy is a full-service pharmacy for new prescriptions from military or civilian providers; however, refill prescriptions are not available at the Main Pharmacy. It is closed on weekends and federal holidays. To drop off medications and pick them up later for quicker service you may fill out the attached form and carry it with you to the Main hospital pharmacy.
Screaming Eagle Medical Home (SEMH) Pharmacy
SEMH Pharmacy only fills prescriptions for patients enrolled in their medical home and by exception patients not enrolled that are seen in primary care appointments at SEMH.
Town Center Pharmacy
The Town Center Pharmacy is a full-service pharmacy for new prescriptions from military or civilian providers. It is also the pickup location for all refill requests. For refills, please allow three workings day after submitting your refill before picking up your prescription. If a federal holiday falls on or after your refill was submitted, please allow an extra day before picking up your subscription.
NOTE: To ensure all prescriptions may be filled, the last ticket will be given 15 minutes prior to closing.
How do I request refills?
BACH Pharmacy asks patients to request refills two (2) business days in advance by telephone at 270-798-DRUG (3784). Refills may be picked up at Town Center Pharmacy.
NOTE: When your doctor extends or renews an existing prescription, it is a NEW prescription—even if you have been taking it and there are no changes.
Beginning May 1, 2023, you can activate New Prescription and Renewals through Q-Anywhere. Once Q-Anywhere is activated, it is only available at the Town Center Pharmacy. Use your cellphone to text the words "Get in line" to 855-803-4165 and follow the prompts. You can save time by scanning the QR code below to start your text message. The Pharmacy will process any NEW/RENEWAL prescriptions received in the last 7 days and send you a text when they are ready for pickup. Filled prescriptions are held for 10 calendar days. REFILLS cannot be requested through Q-Anywhere at this time. Reminder: ePXs are not automatically processed when received. The patient must contact the pharmacy in person or via Q-Anywhere to activate the eRX.
Over-the-Counter Medication Program
Family Self Care and Over-The-Counter (OTC) Medications Program allows TRICARE beneficiaries to pick-up nonprescription medications and products from BACH Pharmacies without a doctor's prescription. Some OTC medications may be age restricted and infant medications (under 2 yrs old) are not part of the OTC program. Pharmacist involvement with OTC's - ask your pharmacist about your OTC options for symptoms. Self-Care Screening Form
TRICARE Formulary Search Tool
Use the TRICARE Formulary Search Tool to look-up your drug. A search can tell you:
- Formulary status (generic drug, brand-name drug, non-formulary drug, non-covered drug)
- Where the prescription can be filled
- Copayments and limitations, such as prior authorization
- Coverage review requirements and forms
- Alternative medications, including costs
To start your search, you’ll need to put in the brand name or generic name of the drug and then select the strength prescribed, as well as your gender and age.
Medications offered within BACH Pharmacies are on the local Formulary. Click on this Formulary link to determine what medications are available within BACH pharmacies. A TRICARE Formulary Search Tool enables beneficiaries to see what medications are covered as part of the TRICARE pharmacy benefit.