Pharmacy Services

Patients of Lower Lights Health may apply for the Pharmacy Discount Program when they check in for an appointment or by meeting with a front desk receptionist at one of the Lower Lights sites. Income verification and ID is required. Your most recent income tax return is the best proof of income, but you may also bring in pay stubs (representing one month), W-2s, Social Security documents and 1099s. Please provide income for the whole household as well as how many people live in your household.

The retail network presently consists of specific Kroger locations in Columbus plus Dave’s Pharmacy in Marysville. Patients can also use the Pharmacy Discount Card at the Lower Lights Pharmacy located at 1160 W. Broad Street in Columbus.  Locations in Licking County and Healthland Pharmacy in Linden will become available on January 1.

There is a limited list of medications available at participating retail pharmacies. The medications on the list include the most difficult to obtain, and typically the most expensive medications. Some examples of covered medications are insulin and inhalers. Some medications outside of this formulary, such as common antibiotics, are often already available at discounted rates at retail pharmacies. If in doubt, ask your provider if your prescription is covered on the list available at participating retail pharmacies.

*Please note: Lower Lights Pharmacy always has the most medication options available at the lowest cost. Also, any medication substitutions are always easier at the Lower Lights pharmacy.

When a Pharmacy Discount Card is issued to a patient, it includes a group number that corresponds to the appropriate sliding fee. The card will bear a BIN and PCN number that will identify Lower Lights Health. It is the responsibility of the patient to present the card to the contracted pharmacy each time they visit the location.

When a sliding fee card is issued to a patient, it includes a group number that corresponds to the appropriate sliding fee. The card will bear a BIN and PCN number that will identify Lower Lights Health.

It is the responsibility of the patient to present the card at the participating pharmacy each time they visit. The pharmacy does not keep patient information on file. To obtain a replacement for your Pharmacy Discount Card, speak to a receptionist at a Lower Lights site. No appointment is necessary.