HELPING YOU GET THE MEDICATION YOU NEED

Pharmacy

We provide this assistance to patients who meet income guidelines, have no coverage or only limited coverage. If your insurance does not cover medications, you will be able to purchase your medication at a reduced rate from our Burton or Main Clinic Pharmacies. If you have an existing prescription that you would like to transfer, just bring your pill bottle to our Burton or Main Pharmacy. Eligibility is determined at the time of an initial visit and co-pays may apply. Our programs include:

  • Sliding Fee/Self pay based on your income
  • Prescription assistance program
  • Medication Assistance program

Prescription Guidelines when filling at any of our pharmacies:

  • Open to all Hamilton and non-Hamilton patients.
  • If your insurance does not cover medications you may purchase at a substantial discount.
  • If you have an existing prescription you would like to transfer, bring your medication bottle to one of our pharmacies.

Pharmacy Locations

Burton Pharmacy
G-3375 S. Saginaw St.
Burton, MI 48529

Main Pharmacy
2800 N. Saginaw St.
Flint, Michigan 48505

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PROTECT OUR PATIENTS

PATIENT SYMPTOM MONITORING

We are prepared to quickly identify and separate patients and families with symptoms of COVID-19. All patients and visitors will be screened upon entry to the facility and instructed to continue wearing a mask.

STAFF SYMPTOM MONITORING

We are monitoring all staff for symptoms of COVID-19. We are instructing staff who have symptoms of COVID-19 (e.g., fever, cough. shortness of breath) to stay home and not come to work.

CLEANING EFFORTS

We are continuing our routine cleaning and disinfection procedures as these procedures are recommended for protecting patients from COVID-19 in health centers. Any surface, supplies, or equipment located within the patient area will continue to be disinfected or discarded between patients.

EXTRA STAFF TRAINING

We are providing extra training for staff about the importance of hand hygiene, face masks, respiratory hygiene, proper use of PPE, cough etiquette and cleaning protocols.

ENCOURAGING QUESTIONS

We are encouraging patients and staff to share all questions and concerns related to COVID-19. Don't be afraid to use your voice. It is okay to ask staff questions about treatment changes and ways to protect yourself and your family.