Saint Luke’s has five outpatient pharmacies conveniently located around the Kansas City metro area. Our pharmacies accept most major health insurance plans and offer timely service with short wait times. Our team:

  • Reviews each medicine for safety and effectiveness
  • Works directly with the patient’s insurance company to get the maximum coverage possible
  • Keeps many medications in stock so we can fill your prescriptions quickly
  • Explains how and when to take the prescription and any possible side effects

The address, hours, and contact information for each location can be found on this page. 

Personalized Pharmacy Services for Advanced Care

Saint Luke's Advanced Care Pharmacy is available for patients with specialty disease states such as oncology, hepatitis C, or rheumatoid arthritis, and those needing home infusion services. Our trained staff will work directly with you to address any questions or concerns you have.

Specialty Pharmacy

Patients are enrolled in our Patient Management Program, which includes training, education, proactive refill management, and counseling.

View a list of additional patient resources (PDF).

Other services provided include:

Insurance and Financial Assistance

Specialty medications can be expensive. Before enrollment, our team will provide you an estimate of costs that are not covered by your insurance or other third-parties. We will help you with any financial hurdles by:

  • Explaining your prescription and medical insurance benefits
  • Working with your provider and insurance company to coordinate prior authorization
  • Pursuing financial assistance programs on your behalf to help you pay for your medication therapy, if needed

Home Infusion Pharmacy

Available 24/7, Saint Luke’s Home Infusion Pharmacy provides:

  • Antibiotics
  • Cardiac medications
  • Immunoglobulins
  • IV hydration
  • Nutrition
  • Steroid therapy
  • Total parenteral nutrition

Saint Luke's Home Infusion Pharmacy includes an expertly trained staff of pharmacists, registered nurses, and certified pharmacy technicians. 

Medication Delivery

We offer delivery to your home, workplace, or other preferred location.

24/7 Support

Pharmacists are available all day, every day to answer any questions or concerns you may have. Our team will also check in regularly to verify medications are working appropriately, monitor the patient’s progress, and make changes if necessary. 

To learn more about Saint Luke's Advanced Care Pharmacy, please call 816-986-5510.

Accreditation

Saint Luke’s Advanced Care Pharmacy is accredited by URAC for Specialty Pharmacy, demonstrating excellence in quality care delivery and has been named as a 2022 Pioneer in URAC's Leaders in Performance Measurement (LPM) recognition program.

Learn more about the accreditation information.

Learn more about our Advanced Care Pharmacy in our Welcome Packet (PDF).

Locations

Saint Luke’s South Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy

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Saint Luke’s South Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy

12300 Metcalf Ave
Overland Park, KS 66213 

Saint Luke’s Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy

Saint Luke's North Hospital Pharmacy

Saint Luke's South Pharmacy–Mission Farms

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Saint Luke’s East Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy

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Saint Luke’s East Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy

100 NE Saint Luke's Blvd
Lee's Summit, MO 64086 

Saint Luke's News

Aug. 10, 2022
Saint Luke's Hospital Recognized as ASHP Certified Center of Excellence in Medication-Use Safety and Pharmacy Practice
American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) has named Saint Luke's Hospital an ASHP Certified Center of Excellence ™ in Medication-Use Safety and Pharmacy Practice.
Oct. 13, 2020
KSHB: Will increased demand cause a flu shot shortage? Experts say unlikely
Demand for the flu shot is up 15% this year, according to a recent Reuters poll. KSHB talked to Saint Luke's chief pharmacy officer to see if there will be enough supply to go around.
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May. 26, 2019
Pharmacy Practice News: Oncology Pharmacists Linked to Substantial Cost Avoidance
Health systems without an oncology pharmacist may face unnecessary costs, according to new research. Beth Gustafson, a clinical pharmacist at Saint Luke's explains why.