Intermountain Health is expanding its on-demanding services to bring faster access to common medications and medical needs.
Mason Hilton, Pharmacy Services Director, says this expansion means you may not have to see a doctor first to get some pharmacy products.
Instead, patients can access medications and treatments by filling out an online form and speaking with a pharmacist on the phone.
Since 2022, Intermountain's on-demand pharmacy has offered patients low-risk medications like some low-risk medications like smoking cessation treatment, birth control, and naloxone.
Now those options include hair loss treatment, erectile dysfunction medication, period pain relief, and at-home colon cancer screenings, among others.
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