Pelham Pharmacy
Our pharmacy staffs are well educated and board trained. Our pharmacy manager, Dr. Adewunmi, holds a BS in chemistry from York college and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Temple University. She has worked with a national retail pharmacy chain for about 10 years with 4 years as a pharmacy manager. She is also a licensed immunizer with over 3 years experience. Our technicians are highly experienced. Through our patient-centered approach and expertise in pharmacy retail management, we are focused on meeting all your needs in a friendly environment where you the patient always come first!
Why Pelham Pharmacy?
- Dedicated customer service team
- Free door to door delivery
- Refill Reminder and online refill
- Medication management with our experienced pharmacy staff
- Work with assisted living communities, senior centers, and nursing homes
- Convenient parking
- Walk-in adult immunization services (flu, hepatitis, Zostavax, pneumonia and TB)
- HomeCare products such as sitz bath, wheelchairs and much more
- MTM: Medication therapy management services
- Blood pressure screening
- We carry Gluten-free and organic products
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