We Serve | Our Community
The Community First Pharmacy offers healthcare solutions for a diverse community. We serve everyone and offer specific advantages to all including:
Insured Clients
Conveniently located in downtown Hamilton, the pharmacy is positioned to meet the needs of employees working in the area who may easily pick up prescriptions on a lunch hour or at the end of the work day.
A growing number of insured clients and individuals with Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are experiencing first-hand the benefits a non-profit pharmacy may offer. Individuals with HSAs paying full price for prescriptions have discovered considerable savings.
Uninsured/Underinsured Clients
We strive to improve the accessibility of low cost pharmacy services to residents of Hamilton and Butler County. We work with doctors to find the right medication solution for our client's health and budget.
Older Adult Clients
Most of our pharmacists are geriatric specialists-this means that they have a greater understanding of the changing needs of individuals as they age. We take the time to discuss medication concerns and we work with physicians to find cost effective alternatives to ensure the best pharmaceutical solution to meet both health & budget needs.
Spanish Speaking Clients
Community First Pharmacy is capable of meeting the needs of Spanish speaking clients. When needed we can consult with an accessible translator located in our office suite. In addition, we provide medication information and directions in Spanish upon request.
The non-profit pharmacy difference
The Non-Profit Pharmacy is a new concept and The Community First Pharmacy is the second in the nation to offer all the services of a corner drug store without the high prices for those paying out of pocket. more
"The pharmacy is a true value to this community as it allows people to have access to vital medications when they otherwise wouldn’t. The pharmacists are great - they really take the time to understand my situation and work with my doctors to help me save money on medications."
