Neighborhood Health welcomes Pruitt’s Discount Pharmacy to Cayce Clinic space

(l-r) Dr. Shawn Pruitt and Brian Haile

Neighborhood Health has partnered with Pruitt’s Discount Pharmacy to open a full-service pharmacy at its Cayce Clinic, 617 S. 8th Street, near downtown Nashville. A ribbon cutting will mark the grand opening on Wednesday, September 8. Due to COVID precautions, the general public is not invited to attend the event.

“Residents of the Cayce community have trouble accessing convenient and affordable pharmacy services. Thanks to the support of a generous donor, Neighborhood Health and Pruitt’s Pharmacy are partnering to bring pharmacy and pharmacy-based vaccination services to the Cayce Clinic to address this community need,” said Brian Haile, the CEO of Neighborhood Health. “Pruitt’s Pharmacy at the Cayce Clinic is open to the public. Everyone can get their prescriptions here. Pruitt’s Pharmacy serves Neighborhood Health patients and everyone else in this community!”

Most medications, with the exception of controlled substances, will be available at this location. Pruitt’s Pharmacy and Neighborhood Health first partnered in 2017 for a pharmacy inside the Neighborhood Health Napier Clinic.

Pruitt’s is a network pharmacy for TennCare, CoverKids, CoverRx, Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans, and many commercial health insurance plans.

“We offer one of the most extensive lists of meditations for $4 or less, which is particularly important for those who lack health insurance,” said Dr. Shawn Pruitt, Pruitt’s Pharmacy. “In this sense, this location is a real community pharmacy. We are delighted to launch this important partnership with Neighborhood Health and MDHA.”

Neighborhood Health, formerly United Neighborhood Health Services, Inc., is a non-profit network of 11 neighborhood health centers in and around Nashville and Lebanon. They have proudly served the people of Middle Tennessee for more than 44 years without regard to their insurance status or ability to pay. Today, they provide medical, prenatal, dental and behavioral health care to over 31,000 people of all ages, 59% of whom have no health insurance.

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