Pharmacy

Our Pharmacy team plays a vital role in supporting the health and well-being of our community. We provide accessible, culturally sensitive medication services and ensure that each patient receives guidance that honors both medical best practices and individual needs.

Pharmacy Services

Below are some of the key services offered through our pharmacy. We're here to support your prescriptions, answer questions, and help you stay on track with your care.

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    COMMUNITY PHARMACY

    Medicare Annual Wellness Visits

    Acute and Chronic Illness Treatments

    Walk-in Immunizations

    Free Harm Reduction Materials - Naloxone, Fentanyl and Xylazine test kits

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    MEDICATION MANAGEMENT

    Medication Reconciliation

    Drug Information Questions

    Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment Support

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    SELF-MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS

    Diabetes Medication Management Program

    Home Blood Pressure Program

    Continuous Glucose Monitoring

 Frequently Asked Questions

Here are answers to some of the most common questions patients have about our pharmacy services.

  • No. We are not a fully funded IHS facility and we must buy the medications that we stock in the clinic therefore we do charge for medications. We are elegible to participate in a federal program that helps us buy medications at a lower cost and we strive to pass that savings on to our patients.

  • Yes, we take some insurance and are adding to the list frequently. If we don't take your insurance let us know and we will try to work with your company.

  • Patients at our clinic can pay out pocket for medications and we keep the prices low to help patients afford the medications they need.

  • It depends on the medication as well as how much you are getting. Please ask to speak with someone from the pharmacy and we can give you an estimate of what costs would be.

  • The rules of the program that we buy our medications through say we can only fill prescriptions for patients of our clinic. This means you must have had an eligible encounter at the clinic before we can provide any medications.

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DIHFS - Smudging Traditional Medicine
DIHFS - Man on Computer with Medication

Community Partnerships

Our pharmacy clinic and ambulatory services exist in partnership with Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, through the University of Colorado on Anschutz Medical Campus. This program would not be possible without dedicated pharmacy clinicians including fourth-year pharmacy students and pharmacy residents. Our pharmacy clinicians work closely with providers to ensure access to the latest treatment guidelines.

Skaggs School of Pharmacy

Important Information

At our pharmacy we can only fill prescriptions for patients who are established with a provider at DIHFS. Talk to the pharmacy team to determine your options if you are in Denver on a temporary basis and need medication support.

Did you know?

  • If you use an outside pharmacy, you should contact that pharmacy directly to request a refill.
  • Our team may be able to assist with your refill efforts — you can call or use the patient portal to send a refill request to your provider.
  • To help us refill your prescriptions without delay, it is important that you are up to date with in-person appointments and lab work.

Need help?

General Clinic Line: (303) 953-6600
Pharmacy Line: (303) 953-6610

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Meet a Few of Our Providers

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    Leah Fitzgerald, PharmD

    PHARMACY CLINICIAN & PRECEPTOR

  • DIHFS Team - A smiling woman with long, wavy brown hair with blonde highlights, wearing a white jacket and red top, outdoors during sunset.

    Stephanie Quach, PharmD

    PHARMACY RESIDENT

  • DIHFS Team - A woman with curly hair wearing a denim jacket and colorful necklace, standing outdoors with green bushes in the background.

    Maria Schessler. CPhT, II

    PHARMACY MANAGER/OPERATIONS

Ask Us About Traditional Medicine

Traditional Medicine

Plants such as sage, sweetgrass, cedar, and tobacco have long played important roles in ceremony and healing within Native American cultures. Talk to our pharmacy team to learn more during your next visit.