Pharmacy - Columbia Gorge - Adventist Health
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Pharmacy - Columbia Gorge - Adventist Health
Services
Pharmacy
For your medication and monitoring needs
Contact us
If you need a refill, contact your provider’s office. If you have a question about your prescription, give us a call.
Call 541-296-7626
Adventist Health Columbia Gorge’s pharmacy serves a wide variety of needs, including dispensing medicine at our hospital, consulting with medical staff and patients, and offering an outpatient retail pharmacy for employees and special cases.
Types of pharmacy care
Our dedicated experts provide care in a range of settings to help ensure your health and well-being. We use sophisticated, computerized pharmacy systems to ensure the highest levels of patient safety and to keep accurate medical records.
Medication dispensing
Our retail pharmacy serves patients upon discharge and supports special formulary needs for other individuals.
You may pick up your prescription Monday – Friday, 1 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
The retail pharmacy service is closed on holidays.
Inpatient pharmacy
The inpatient pharmacy supports emergency and hospital patients 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in coordination with the care team. This role includes pharmacist-led drug monitoring, therapeutic recommendations, and education.
Oncology infusion at Celilo Cancer Center
Pharmacists are an important part of the team at the Celilo Cancer Center, ensuring cancer treatment is precise and provided in alignment with your treatment plan. Our pharmacists support cancer care through:
Medication regimen review
Dose adjustments based on renal function
Anticoagulation monitoring and dosing
Chemo-induced nausea management
Patient education regarding therapy
View details
Anticoagulation clinic services
The Anticoagulation Clinic is managed by clinical pharmacists who work closely with your provider. Although blood thinners are an important part of a long-term care plan for many patients, they require careful monitoring.
Our state-of-the-art blood test uses a small finger stick to measure how fast your blood clots and your anticoagulation pharmacist will adjust your dose as needed to keep you in therapeutic range.
If you are taking warfarin, please ask your provider for a referral to the Anticoagulation Clinic, located at the Celilo Infusion Center.
Medication therapy management
Our pharmacists review medication lists across the primary care and specialty clinics to check treatment plans and watch for medication safety and effectiveness.
Services
Pharmacy
For your medication and monitoring needs
Contact us
If you need a refill, contact your provider’s office. If you have a question about your prescription, give us a call.
Call 541-296-7626
Adventist Health Columbia Gorge’s pharmacy serves a wide variety of needs, including dispensing medicine at our hospital, consulting with medical staff and patients, and offering an outpatient retail pharmacy for employees and special cases.
Types of pharmacy care
Our dedicated experts provide care in a range of settings to help ensure your health and well-being. We use sophisticated, computerized pharmacy systems to ensure the highest levels of patient safety and to keep accurate medical records.
Medication dispensing
Our retail pharmacy serves patients upon discharge and supports special formulary needs for other individuals.
You may pick up your prescription Monday – Friday, 1 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
The retail pharmacy service is closed on holidays.
Inpatient pharmacy
The inpatient pharmacy supports emergency and hospital patients 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in coordination with the care team. This role includes pharmacist-led drug monitoring, therapeutic recommendations, and education.
Oncology infusion at Celilo Cancer Center
Pharmacists are an important part of the team at the Celilo Cancer Center, ensuring cancer treatment is precise and provided in alignment with your treatment plan. Our pharmacists support cancer care through:
Medication regimen review
Dose adjustments based on renal function
Anticoagulation monitoring and dosing
Chemo-induced nausea management
Patient education regarding therapy
View details
Anticoagulation clinic services
The Anticoagulation Clinic is managed by clinical pharmacists who work closely with your provider. Although blood thinners are an important part of a long-term care plan for many patients, they require careful monitoring.
Our state-of-the-art blood test uses a small finger stick to measure how fast your blood clots and your anticoagulation pharmacist will adjust your dose as needed to keep you in therapeutic range.
If you are taking warfarin, please ask your provider for a referral to the Anticoagulation Clinic, located at the Celilo Infusion Center.
Medication therapy management
Our pharmacists review medication lists across the primary care and specialty clinics to check treatment plans and watch for medication safety and effectiveness.