Pharmacy

At Full Circle Health Pharmacy, we provide more than just prescriptions; we deliver integrated care tailored to your health journey. Unlike chain pharmacies, we work directly within your healthcare team, collaborating closely with your doctors and specialists to ensure your treatment plan is comprehensive and effective. This seamless coordination helps prevent medication errors, supports personalized care adjustments, and enhances overall health outcomes. With us, your health is our mission, and integrated care is our promise.

When enrolled in autofill, you won’t have to call in to the pharmacy, our pharmacists automatically fill the prescription every month and request refills from your provider after the last fill.

Speak with a Full Circle Health pharmacy staff member in-person or on the phone to enroll!

Please Note: This is for all maintenance medications (no PRN meds or controlled substances)).

Call: (208) 954-8722

1. Log-in to your Rx365 account to refill your medications.
   • https://search.rx365.com/
   • Download the app to your smart phone (see options at the top of this page.)
2. Or, call your pharmacy or the phone number on your prescription label.

Please speak with your provider at each visit to make sure your prescriptions are up to date.  If you need a routine prescription refill, please contact your pharmacy and request a refill.   Your pharmacy will contact your health care provider’s office on your behalf – no need to contact the clinic directly.   Talk with your provider before your prescription runs out, and please allow 3 business days for refills. (Please note:  This is for routine prescription refills only, not life threatening circumstances.)

• • Routine refills may be requested through your pharmacy.
  • Refills require an advanced notice of 3 business days to refill
  • An appointment may be needed prior to some refills.

Speak with any of our Pharmacists at Full Circle Health pharmacies to talk about options. Call: (208) 954-8722

Full Circle Health offers a sliding fee discount program to eligible persons based on the patient’s ability to pay. Ability to pay is determined by the household size and annual income relative to a discount schedule based on federal poverty income guidelines.