Pharmacy services: Prescriptions delivered to your home

Get your prescriptions filled with ease. Enjoy free home delivery or pickup in person at one of our many pharmacies throughout Dane County and Rockford, Illinois.
Individual receiving a package being delivered
Individual receiving a package being delivered

Expertise

The UW Health Pharmacy advantage

From in-person pick up that's often ready in less than 15 minutes to delivery right to your home, make life easier by using UW Health Pharmacy for your medication needs.

Our pharmacists are experts and have confidential access to your doctor, lab results and medication history. Outside pharmacies only know about medications you fill at their store. UW Health offers comprehensive pharmacy service as well as prompt, thorough answers to your questions.

Filling your prescriptions at UW Health is easy

If you want to transfer your prescriptions to UW Health from another pharmacy, we take care of the paperwork. There are four ways to get started:

Three convenient options

Choose the pick-up option that works best for you

There are three ways to pick up your prescription through UW Health Pharmacy Services:

  • Free prescription delivery by courier, including next-day availability in Dane County

  • Pharmacy kiosks open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

  • In person at one of our 12 retail pharmacy locations

Free prescription delivery

Prescriptions can be delivered directly to your home by courier. Someone over the age of 18 in the household must sign for the medications if the prescription is a controlled medication.

By signing up, you’ll also get refill reminders by phone call or text message.

There are two ways to enroll in delivery service:

A pharmacy team member will contact you to review your medication needs and work with your current pharmacy to transfer your prescriptions to UW Health.

Wisconsin patients

Delivery the next business day is available for patients who reside in Dane County for orders received by noon. For patients outside of Dane County, 2-business day delivery is available for those who live within 100-miles of Middleton, WI.

Pharmacy kiosks open 24/7

You may wish to pick up prescriptions at one of our new UW Health Pharmacy kiosks. Like an ATM for your prescriptions, pharmacy kiosks are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Kiosks use camera technology to verify that the correct person is picking up the prescription. Refrigerated storage is also available for medications that need to be kept cool.

UW Health kiosks are available at:

  • UW Health Support Services Building, 3185 Deming Way, Middleton, WI 53562

  • UW Health East Madison Hospital, 4602 Eastpark Blvd., Madison, WI 53718

  • University Hospital, 600 Highland Ave., Madison, WI 53792

To use a pharmacy kiosk

Existing UW Health pharmacy patients

If you already fill your prescription at UW Health and use MyChart, you can select a pharmacy kiosk location when you request a refill.

If you currently use a non-UW Health pharmacy

Complete our transfer form and a pharmacy team member will contact you.

Patients: Complete this online form

Community pharmacies

UW Health community pharmacies are located in many of our clinics and all hospitals throughout Dane County, as well as UW Health SwedishAmerican Hospital in Rockford.

Click on any pharmacy location below to see:

  • Pharmacy address

  • Pharmacy hours

  • Pharmacy telephone number

  • Vaccines available at the location, such as flu, tetanus and shingles

Locations

Pharmacy locations

Resources

Additional programs

Medication disposal

What to do with old or unused medicine

Do you have old or unused medicine in your home? If you do, don't flush it. Learn more about your options to safely dispose of unused medications: Health Facts for You: Medicine Disposal (includes a list of Madison-area MedDrop box locations) U.S. Food and Drug Administration: How to Dispose of Unused Medicines

UW Health take-back bins

Safely dispose of unused and unwanted medications at special take-back bins, located in several UW Health pharmacies in Madison and available during normal pharmacy hours. Medications must be placed into the receptacle by the patient or their delegate. Staff members are not permitted to accept medications for disposal.

  • Accepted: Pills, capsules. Please remove medications from the container and dispose the loose pills/capsules in the bins.

  • Not accepted : Lotions, liquids, schedule I controlled substances, illicit drugs, epi pens, inhalers, aerosols, cans, needles, thermometers.

Locations

Additional programs