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Pharmacy Services

Our licensed clinical pharmacists are an important part of the patient care team at Beaufort Memorial Hospital. Our pharmacists and technicians are available around the clock, working closely with doctors and other caregivers to meet your specific health care needs.

Medication Safety

If you take any medications regularly, you should put them in a bag and bring them with you to the hospital. Your nurse and pharmacist need to know which medicines you are taking. As soon as your nurse makes a note of all your medicines, ask a family member or friend to take them back home.

The hospital pharmacy will provide all of your medicine during your stay to ensure that what you receive is correct, timed appropriately and won't conflict with any other medication.

Before receiving a medication, a treatment, or any other service, be sure the armband with your name and information can be checked.

Be sure to let us know about:

  • Prescription medications you have been taking prior to being in the hospital
  • Over-the-counter medication that you are using, or commonly use
  • “Natural” remedies, supplements, herbal products or alternative medications you are using
  • Use of recreational drugs, if any
  • As much information as you may have or can remember about allergies or reactions to medications you may have had in the past

Questions you should ask before receiving medications:

  • What is the name of this medication? Is this the brand name or the generic name?
  • What is it for?
  • How much should I get, and how often?
  • What possible side effects are there?

If a medication is unfamiliar or new to you, also ask:

  • Will this be replacing anything I was taking before I came in?
  • What possible side effects are there?

Any questions you may have about your medication and other treatments are always welcome.

Bedside Prescription Delivery

pharmacy tech delivering a prescription to a patient

Heading home from the hospital soon? 

You can opt to have all of your prescriptions and over-the-counter medication orders filled by the Publix Pharmacy and delivered right to your room, so you'll have everything you need to return home quickly.

The delivery service is free of charge and available Monday through Friday, 9a.m. to 6 p.m. Let your nurse know if you are interested in bedside delivery of your medications. Please have your prescription card and co-pay ready to pay for your medication at the time of delivery. Cash, credit and debit (including FSA) are accepted.

Unused Medications

Need to dispose of expired, unwanted or unused medicines?

We've partnered with the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office and Lowcountry Alliance for Healthy Youth, to provide you with a way to safely dispose of your unused prescription and non-prescription drugs. Simply drop them off during business hours at one of the medication disposal boxes listed below. Click on the location name for more details.

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