Free prescription delivery throughout Philadelphia
Med sync

Every refill, one day a month.

Medication synchronization aligns all of your maintenance prescriptions so they refill on the same day each month. Instead of six pickups on six schedules, you get one coordinated fill, one pharmacist review, and one delivery.

Who it's for

  • Anyone taking three or more regular medications
  • Patients managing diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol or heart failure
  • Caregivers coordinating a family member's medications
  • Older adults who have missed doses or run out early
  • Patients who have been switched between pharmacies and lost track of refills

What you get

  • One refill date instead of many
  • Proactive prescriber outreach before you run out
  • Monthly pharmacist review catches duplicates and interactions
  • Adherence packaging available
  • Free delivery on your sync date

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Medication review

    A pharmacist lists every prescription you take, including ones filled elsewhere.

  2. Step 2

    Pick your day

    Choose the calendar date that works — for many patients it's right after a benefit deposit.

  3. Step 3

    We align the fills

    We prorate short fills once so everything lands on your date, and contact prescribers for any needed renewals.

  4. Step 4

    Monthly check-in

    Each month before your date we call to confirm changes, then fill and deliver free.

Why adherence matters

Roughly half of patients on chronic therapy don't take medication as prescribed, and missed doses are a leading preventable cause of hospitalization. Synchronization removes the most common cause — logistics — rather than relying on willpower or reminders.

Adherence packaging

For patients on complex regimens we can dispense in multi-dose blister cards organized by day and time. Caregivers can see at a glance whether a dose was taken.

  • Day- and time-labeled blister cards
  • Clear separation of morning, midday, evening and bedtime doses
  • Simple visual check for caregivers
  • Ideal after a hospital discharge or a regimen change

Medication Synchronization: your questions

No. It's a free service for Parkway patients, and so is the delivery that comes with it.

Talk to a Parkway pharmacist

No phone tree, no queue number. Call us and a pharmacist will answer your question about medication synchronization.