GOOD SAMARITAN PHARMACY INC

New Prescriptions

Filling a new prescription with GOOD SAMARITAN PHARMACY INC is simple and personal. Here's everything you need to know to get started — whether you're a new patient, caregiver, or residential care facility.

What You Need To Do

Getting Your New Prescription Filled

Follow these simple steps to fill a new prescription with our pharmacy team.

Get Your Prescription

Ask your doctor, prescriber, or hospital to send your prescription directly to GOOD SAMARITAN PHARMACY INC. Prescriptions can be e-prescribed, faxed, or brought in person.

Provide Your Basic Information

Share your name, date of birth, phone number, and insurance details so we can set up your patient profile accurately.

We Verify & Fill

Our pharmacy team verifies the prescription, checks insurance coverage, and fills your medication with careful attention to detail.

Pick Up or Delivery

Pick up your medication at our Rancho Cucamonga pharmacy, or request free delivery within our applicable service area when eligible.

Come Prepared

What To Bring With You

To help us fill your new prescription quickly and accurately, please have the following ready when you visit or call.

A valid photo ID

Your insurance card(s) — Medi-Cal, Medicare Part D, or applicable plan

Your new prescription (if not already e-prescribed or faxed by your doctor)

A list of your current medications and allergies (helpful, not required)

Your contact information and preferred pickup or delivery method

Ways To Send a Prescription

E-Prescribe

Your prescriber can electronically send your prescription directly to our pharmacy.

Fax

Prescribers can fax prescriptions to (909) 774-1118.

In Person

Bring your written prescription to our pharmacy during business hours.

Call Ahead

Call (909) 774-1115 so we can prepare your profile before you arrive.

Privacy note: Please do not share sensitive medical details, diagnoses, or prescription information through this website. Our pharmacy team will gather any necessary details securely by phone or in person.

Residential Care Facilities

Onboarding New Residents?

If you're an ARF or RCFE administrator admitting a new resident, our Residential Care Pharmacy Program handles new resident onboarding, prescription transfers, packaging, and MAR support — so your staff can focus on care.

Prescription filling is subject to medication availability, pharmacy policies, prescriber authorization, and applicable laws. Insurance coverage varies by plan and medication. Please contact the pharmacy to verify your specific coverage and medication availability.

Need Help With a New Prescription?

Share your basic contact details and our pharmacy team will reach out to help you get started. For clinical questions, please call us directly.