Transfer your prescriptions to a Philadelphia pharmacy in one call

Why neighbors choose West Village Pharmacy in Philadelphia

• We do the calling

  Our technicians contact your old Philadelphia pharmacy, pull every active refill and confirm the strength with your prescriber if anything looks off.

• Same-day pickup

  Transfers received before 4:00 PM are usually ready before we close, with a text message the minute your bag is on the shelf.

• Real copay checks

  We run your insurance before filling and tell you the exact price, plus manufacturer coupons or generics when they save you money.

• A pharmacist you can reach

  No call center. Ask a question at the counter or on the phone and a licensed pharmacist answers, not a recording.

• Everything in one place

  We consolidate mail-order, specialty and retail prescriptions so all your Philadelphia refills come due on the same day each month.

How it works

1. 1

   Call or stop by

   Tell us your name, date of birth, and the medications you take. Bottles are helpful but not required.

2. 2

   We move the file

   We contact your previous pharmacy, transfer remaining refills, and verify your insurance coverage.

3. 3

   Pick up or get it delivered

   Grab it at the counter on Conshohocken Avenue, or let us drive it to your door at no charge.

Questions we hear every week

How do I transfer a prescription to a Philadelphia pharmacy?

Call us with your medication name and your current pharmacy. Our staff contacts them directly and pulls every remaining refill. You never have to speak to your old pharmacy.

How long does a prescription transfer take?

Most transfers are completed within 60 minutes during business hours. If your old pharmacy is slow to respond, we call again and text you the moment your medication is ready.

Can I transfer prescriptions from CVS, Rite Aid or Walgreens?

Yes. We transfer from every national chain, supermarket pharmacy and mail-order plan serving Philadelphia, including CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Walmart and Express Scripts.

Will my insurance still cover my medication here?

We accept most commercial plans, Medicare Part D, Medicaid and Keystone First. Tell us your plan on the phone and we verify your copay before we fill anything.

Can controlled substances be transferred?

Schedule III–V prescriptions can generally be transferred once. Schedule II medications require a new prescription from your prescriber, and we will call the office for you.

Do I need to bring my old pill bottles?

Not required, but they help. If you have the bottles, snap a photo and read us the Rx numbers so we can move everything in a single call.

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