Johnson’s Point Pharmacy closed to accommodate renovation works
All services at the Johnson’s Point Pharmacy are suspended for now, as renovation and repair work of the facility are expected to get underway
According to a press statement from the Ministry of Health, the decision follows discussions between the MBS Executives and the Minister of Health, Sir Molwyn Joseph.
“Beneficiaries who rely on the Johnson’s Point pharmacy services are encouraged to utilize MBS pharmacies located at All Saints, Browne’s Avenue, Clare Hall, Gray’s Farm, or on Nevis Street,” according to the media release.
The Ministry of Health assures that these internment locations are fully equipped to provide a combination of walk-in (same day) and prescription drop-off and medication pick-up services except Gray’s Farm, which offers same-day only.
“MBS is also exploring alternative arrangements to ensure that beneficiary needs in Johnson’s Point area are better met,” according to the information provided in the release.
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