Medicines often change during a hospital stay. Through the Discharge Medicines Service, our pharmacist reviews those changes with you and makes sure everything is safe, correct and understood — free on the NHS.
Most referrals reach us electronically from the hospital before you’re even home.
When you are discharged, the hospital sends us details of your stay and any medicine changes, securely and electronically.
Our pharmacist compares your new medicines against what you were taking before, and checks your first prescription after discharge extra carefully.
We make sure you understand what has changed, what has stopped and why — and answer any questions. It keeps you safe and out of hospital.
If you or someone you care for has been discharged in the last few weeks and your medicines have changed, let us know — even if you are not sure whether the hospital referred you. Our pharmacist can check and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
Leave your details and our pharmacist will be in touch. It is completely free on the NHS.
Your details are kept confidential and never shared with third parties.
Just left hospital with new or changed medicines? Our free NHS Discharge Medicines Service picks up where the ward left off. Starting a new long-term medicine? The New Medicine Service gives you one-to-one pharmacist check-ins in your first weeks.
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