Rite Aid is being rebuilt from the ground up.
Not the same model. A new one, built around keeping you healthy before anything goes wrong.
Prescription services are coming. We'll announce when they're ready. What's available right now is something different: a health testing service that catches problems before they become prescriptions.
What you can do today
Annual blood panels at 2,000+ locations nationwide. Two draws, six months apart. Results in plain language. Every flagged result comes with a specific action plan, what to eat, how to move, how many hours to sleep.
This isn't a pharmacy visit. It's the thing that means you need fewer of them.
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Looking for your old Rite Aid prescriptions?
When locations closed, prescriptions were transferred to nearby pharmacies. Here's how to find yours.
- Check any bottle from late 2024. The new pharmacy name is on the label.
- Call pharmacies near your old location if you don't have a bottle handy.
- Your doctor's office can also look up where your file was sent.
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- Transfer your prescriptions. Find where your Rite Aid prescriptions went.
- Get your pharmacy records. For prescription history and documentation.
- Find vaccination records. For immunization history from Rite Aid.
- Frequently Asked Questions. Common questions about Rite Aid health services.
FAQ
Yes. Rite Aid is rebuilding pharmacy services with a focus on preventive health. Prescription services are being developed. We will share updates as timelines become clear.
Rite Aid currently offers preventive health blood testing at 2,000+ locations nationwide. You can book an annual blood panel that screens for 1,200+ health conditions across two draws, six months apart.
When Rite Aid stores closed in 2024, prescriptions were transferred to nearby pharmacies, typically Walgreens, CVS, or local independents. Check your prescription bottles from late 2024 for the new pharmacy name.
Call your preferred pharmacy and ask them to transfer your prescriptions. They handle the process for you. Most prescriptions transfer easily except controlled substances, which need a new prescription from your doctor.
Prescription filling is not available yet. Rite Aid is working to bring pharmacy services back. Right now you can book preventive health blood testing at any of our 2,000+ locations.
The annual health test screens for 1,200+ health conditions including heart health, hormones, thyroid, metabolic health, and more. Results come in plain language with a clear action plan for anything that needs attention.
Visit our checkout page to see current pricing. The test includes two blood draws six months apart, results in plain language, and a personalized action plan.
We will announce prescription services on this page and through our email list. Check back for updates as pharmacy services are rebuilt.
Still got questions?
Our team is here to help. Call us at 863-270-9911 or email [email protected]