NMCCL Pharmacies
NH-200 Drive-Thru Update

The NH-200 Refill Drive-Thru Window is unable to process refill refrigerated medications at this time.
Please present to the Main Pharmacy at the hospital and select a "Return for Pick Up" ticket.
Our Military Pharmacy Services
We’re pleased to provide pharmacy services to all our patients. You can fill prescriptions at no cost from any of our pharmacy locations. If you have a prescription from a TRICARE network or non-network doctor, you may fill it here, as long as it’s available on our Basic Core Formulary.
Maintenance/Renewal Drugs
Maintenance (or renewal) drugs are those you take regularly for a chronic condition (i.e., drugs to control blood pressure or cholesterol). All beneficiaries must refill certain maintenance drugs through home delivery or at military pharmacies. This doesn't apply to active duty service members. Search the List of Maintenance/Renewal Drugs to see if you have a prescription you should have transferred to be filled here at NMCCL or via home delivery.
Transferring Prescriptions
If you have prescriptions at a TRICARE network pharmacy, you may transfer your prescriptions to our military pharmacy. Call the Express Scripts Member Choice center at 877-882-3335 to learn more about prescription transfers.
Basic Core Formulary
All military pharmacies have a Basic Core Formulary. The Basic Core Formulary is a list of drugs that are available at all full-service military pharmacies. View our formulary list see if your drug is available.
Services & Locations
New/Renewal Prescriptions
If your provider is located at our facility:
- Your provider can send it to the pharmacy electronically
- You can turn in a paper prescription at the pharmacy
If your provider is a civilian TRICARE-authorized one, view our formulary list see if your drug is available.
- If yes:
- Ask your provider to send the prescription electronically
- Bring your paper prescription here to be filled
- If no:
- Fill your prescription using home delivery, or at a network pharmacy
Renewal Prescription (Out of Refills): Provider enters a new prescription for a medication when the patient has NO MORE refills.