Pharmacy Services

Prescriptions should be sent electronically to: DoD FT BRAGG ePhcy
Pharmacy NCPDP/NPI Number: 1912310772
Civilian prescribers may easily find the site via zip code search 28310

Effective immediately, refill pickup time is after 2:00 pm. Refills requested by 10:00 pm on Sun-Thurs will be ready the next business day after 2:00 pm, those requested on Fri-Sat will be ready on Monday after 2:00 pm.

Effective 01 July 2020, WAMC pharmacies will only accept hard copy (paper) prescriptions for controlled substances and emergency room discharge papers. The hospital department that provides emergency services to patients who need immediate medical attention. discharge prescriptions.

Effective immediately, refill pickup time is after 2:00 pm. Refills requested by 10:00 pm on Sun-Thurs will be ready the next business day after 2:00 pm, those requested on Fri-Sat will be ready on Monday after 2:00 pm.

Controlled Substance Prescription Policy

Fort Liberty pharmacies may only dispense a maximum of a 30-day supply of most controlled substances. The only authorized exception is for controlled substances prescribed for attention deficit hyperactivity disorders, which may be filled for up to a 90-day supply. Schedule III through Schedule V Medications may be written for a 30-day supply, with up to five refills.

If you need a prescription filled right away and the pharmacy is closed or you are unable to use the Ft Liberty pharmacy, visit one of the civilian retail pharmacies that are approved by TRICARE. Use the Pharmacy Locator at Express Scripts or call 1-877-363-1303.

All beneficiaries should consider using home delivery to conveniently access your maintenance medications without leaving the house.

We strongly encourage all other beneficiaries to register for home delivery to limit exposure and prevent any delays in therapy. There will be a co-pay for non-active duty patrons. Visit the TRICARE Copayments and Cost-Shares page for more information. 

You can get a 90-day supply of most medications at military pharmacies, via TRICARE Pharmacy Home Delivery.

If you are an active duty service member

1. Register at Express-Scripts.
2. Update your mailing address on MilBook. 

If you are a family member or retiree

1. Register on TRICARE.
2. Update mailing address on MilBook.

Using Home Delivery With Other Health Insurance (OHI)

When you have other health insurance with pharmacy benefits in addition to TRICARE (such as Medicare or an employer-sponsored health insurance), TRICARE supplements don’t qualify as "other health insurance". Your other health insurance pays first and TRICARE pays second. You can avoid higher costs by getting your prescriptions filled at a TRICARE network pharmacy that is also in your other plan's network.

You can’t use Home Delivery if you have other health insurance, including Medicare Part D, unless:

• Your other plan doesn’t include pharmacy benefits, 
• The drug you need isn’t covered by your other plan, or
• You’ve met your other plan’s benefit cap 

If you’ve met any of these requirements, you can get your prescription filled through Home Delivery. You'll need to send proof from your other plan that it isn't covered or you've met the benefit cap.

Visit the TRICARE Using Other Benefits page for more information. 

It is necessary to provide the military ID card of the patient (if 10 years old or older), or a current copy of the ID card, when obtaining a prescription at any military pharmacy or TRICARE Retail Network Pharmacy to help establish eligibility and authorization. It is permissible for military ID cards to be photocopied (front & back) to assist in eligibility verification and for the purpose of rendering care.

Fort Bragg pharmacies may only dispense a maximum of a 30-day supply of most controlled substances. The only authorized exception is for controlled substances prescribed for attention deficit hyperactivity disorders, which may be filled for up to a 90-day supply. Schedule III through Schedule V Medications may be written for a 30-day supply, with up to five refills.

What Can Clinical Pharmacy Do For You?

• Medication Education: Answer any medication related questions that you may have & ensure proper medication use.
• Medication Review: Explain the purpose of your medications and improve medication therapy outcomes.
• Combine medications and possibly reduce unnecessary medication use.
• Medication Safety Monitoring: Screening for medication interactions and possible side effects.
• Discuss and review treatment and goals.
• Offer 30 and 60 minute appointment times to discuss medication concerns in depth.

Together with your primary care manager (PCM), clinical pharmacists can help you to better manage your medications for the following conditions:

• Asthma
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
• Diabetes
• High blood pressure
• High cholesterol

Additional Services

• Comprehensive Medication Reviews
• Disease State Management
• Optimize Medications
• Reduce Pill Burden
• Medication Refill Synchronization
• Screening for Drug-Drug Interactions
• Medication Device Training
• Battlefield Acupuncture (BFA)

• Byars Health Clinic
• Clark Health Clinic
• Womack Family Medicine Clinic
• Hope Mills Medical Home
• Linden Oaks Medical Home
• Robinson Health Clinic
• Womack Internal Medicine Clinic
• Womack Health and Support Center (WHSC) Embedded Behavioral Health

Please bring your medications or a current list of your medications to every appointment with any new, discontinued, and/or recent dose changes. Please include any vitamins, supplements, and over the counter medications that you are currently taking. 

Bring your medications or a current list of your medications to your appointment.  Please include vitamins, supplements, and any over-the-counter medications you are currently taking.

If you have diabetes, please also bring your blood sugar meter or log to each visit for review. 

If you need to cancel and/or reschedule your appointment please contact your clinic.