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    Butts, DiRaimondo pharmacy closures will impact prescription pickups

    Butts, DiRaimondo pharmacy closures will impact prescription pickups

    Photo By Gino Mattorano | Some Evans Army Community Hospital patients will soon see a change to how they pick up...... read more read more

    FORT CARSON, COLORADO, UNITED STATES

    09.03.2025

    Story by Gino Mattorano 

    Evans Army Community Hospital

    Some Evans Army Community Hospital patients will soon see a change to how they pick up new pharmacy prescriptions.

    Beginning Sept. 15, 2025, The DiRaimondo and Butts Army Heliport pharmacies will be closed due to staffing and funding constraints. Soldiers who currently pick up their medication at either of those two locations will be diverted to either the Mountain Post Soldier Center or Soldier Family Care Center pharmacies for new prescriptions, with continued convenient prescription activation through Q-Anywhere.

    In addition, prescription refills will no longer be available for pick-up at the Mountain Post Soldier Center. Prescription refills will continue to be available at the SFCC or at ScriptCenter kiosks at EACH and the Fort Carson Exchange.

    “These changes are being implemented to maximize pharmacy service delivery, minimize disruption, and ensure safe medication delivery to our beneficiaries,” said Maj. Jessica Darbouze, Chief of Pharmacy Services for Evans Army Community Hospital. “For now, the pharmacy closures are temporary, and we will continue to reassess as staffing levels improve.”

    The Mountain Post Soldier Center changes, however, are permanent. Previously, TRICARE beneficiaries could pick up prescription refills at the Mountain Post Soldier Center pharmacy, but they’ll now have to use one of the other options mentioned above.

    “We are working closely with our providers and pharmacy staff to ensure patients are aware of the changes, but that information is also available on our public website and on flyers at each pharmacy location,” Darbouze said. “We apologize for the inconvenience, but we are doing all we can with the resources that are available to us. We are hopeful that these changes will actually improve pharmacy service delivery for our beneficiaries.”

    For more details on Evans Army Community Hospital Pharmacy services, please visit: https://evans.tricare.mil/Health-Services/Pharmacy

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    Date Taken: 09.03.2025
    Date Posted: 09.03.2025 13:05
    Story ID: 547140
    Location: FORT CARSON, COLORADO, US

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