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Will you be starting as a new student at Dartmouth? Whether you are coming in as a first year, graduate student, or otherwise, please reach out to us before your arrival to let us know:
Dartmouth Health Retail & Specialty Pharmacy Services are the preferred pharmacies for the DSGHP student insurance. Our locations include:
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Prescriptions can be called in, e-prescribed, or faxed to (884) 771-0140 by your provider. They can also be dropped off in person, or transferred from another pharmacy.
Refills can be requested ahead of time by using our pharmacy app, email, or phone (603) 646-9456.
If a prescription has no refills remaining, you may need to reach out to your provider, or schedule an appointment for a new prescription. Please call or email the pharmacy if you have any questions about a prescription that does not have refills.
Existing prescriptions that have remaining refills may be transferred to the Dick Hall's House Pharmacy from your local pharmacy. Provide the pharmacy with the following information (by phone, email, or in person):
Please allow up to 24 hours for the transfer process.
If you need to transfer a prescription from another Dartmouth Health Pharmacy location (Centerra Pharmacy, D-H Pharmacy Home Delivery, Cheshire Medical Center Pharmacy), the fastest way is to download our pharmacy mobile app. You may also call the pharmacy for assistance.
To transfer prescriptions from Dick Hall's House Pharmacy to another pharmacy, please have the receiving pharmacy call us at (603) 646-9456. We will be happy to assist with transferring any remaining refills.
Please Note: Some classes of medications cannot be transferred per New Hampshire law.