COVID-19 Vaccine Updates
We are now administering the COVID-19 vaccine. To join our waitlist please call the pharmacy. At this time, we are reaching out to patients on our waitlist to schedule the COVID-19 vaccine. Once we have confirmed your appointment please print and fill out the forms below. In oder to receive the vaccine, we will need these forms filled out prior to your appointment.
Meet Your Pharmacy
- University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy
- Serving the community since 2000
- Specializes in Bilingual Services (English and Spanish), Medication Therapy Management and Medication Synchronization
“Caring Beyond Prescriptions” - Learn More »
Sign Up For Our Newsletter
Health News
Common Cold Treatments
When you get a cold, you may find yourself rushing to your local pharmacy or grocery store to get some medications to treat it. Keep reading to see what you can do to get better faster. more
Core Exercises for Runners
Six pack abs may look good, but if you want a strong core to reduce the risk of low back pain, focus on the deep core muscles that don’t show. more
What Does Acid Reflux Have to Do with It?
Acid reflux may be the cause of your chronic cough. more
Fighting Youth E-Cig Use
E-cigarettes and vaping continue to make news headlines. more
Psoriasis: Things to Know
Psoriasis is a skin disease that affects over 7.5 million Americans. Read on to learn everything you need to know about psoriasis. more
Strep Throat and Your Kids
As the school year starts, it's important to learn some key facts about strep throat and how it can affect your kids. more
Want to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes? You Have Options
If you want to lower your risk of type 2 diabetes, you have options. more
Future Treatments of Depression
Here's a look at some new treatment options for depression currently under investigation. more
Preventing Dementia: Mental and Physical Activity
An agile mind and an active body with regular exercise can boost memory and reduce memory loss. more
Food May Affect Your Odor
If you have good personal hygiene but still have stinky odor, you may want to see if your diet has something to do with how you smell. more