Simplify Your Health with Personalized Medication Support

Managing multiple prescriptions can be complicated, but you do not have to do it alone. Since 1988, Aloha Pharmacy has provided our community with comprehensive care that truly feels like family. Our expert pharmacists are dedicated to helping you understand your medications, stick to your schedule, and achieve better health outcomes through personalized support.

Our Medication Adherence Services

Medication Therapy Management (MTM): A private, one on one consultation with a certified pharmacist to review all your medications, vitamins, and supplements. We work with your doctor to optimize your therapy for chronic conditions like diabetes.
Med Sync Refill Coordination: We will align all your prescriptions to be refilled on the same day each month. This convenient service means fewer trips to the pharmacy and no gaps in your treatment plan.
Multi-Dose Compliance Packaging: To make taking medications easier, we can package your pills into individual packets organized by date and time. This is an ideal solution for anyone with a complex regimen.
Proactive Insurance Assistance: Our team is skilled at handling prior authorizations. We will communicate directly with your doctor's office and insurance plan to help get your prescriptions approved quickly.

The Aloha Pharmacy Difference

Unlike big box stores, we focus on building relationships. Our low wait times and proactive problem solving mean you get the attention you deserve. We listen to your concerns and provide clear, simple solutions that fit your life. Our goal is to make your healthcare journey easier.

Schedule Your Consultation Today

Taking control of your health starts with a conversation. An appointment is required for MTM and Med Sync services to ensure we can give you our full attention. Please call us to schedule a time that works for you. You can reach our Santa Ana location at (714) 676-2078 or our Westminster location at (714) 839-1267.

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