Yes, but it requires a visit. A pap smear is not required. STD screening is recommended for sexually active adults under the age of 26, due to a higher prevalence of infections, especially Chlamydia.  In California since 2016, Pharmacist may provide birth control without a prescription.  

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Yes,  most prescriptions can be filled.  However, refilling controlled medications used on a chronic basis will require obtaining your medical record or contacting their office directly. This will give you time to set up an appointment with a new Family Doctor in Redding. A list of Doctors accepting new patients is available.

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Yes. Patients often lose or forget their medications when they travel.  When you come in for your visit, bring in a list of the medications and dosage or the number of your Pharmacy.  Controlled medications cannot be filled without contacting your primary care Physician directly.  These medications are being monitored closely, and you could void your treating contract with your Doctor. The best way to get your medication refilled is to call your doctor that ordered the medication. Explain that...

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Medication refills (Non-Narcotics): If you have been prescribed medications at the Hilltop Medical Clinic that need to be refilled, please call the clinic for instructions.  Some medications may be refilled; others may require a telemedicine visit.

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Medication refills (Narcotics): Hilltop Medical Clinic's policy states that narcotic medication can not be refilled without a clinic visit. Please understand that narcotic refills are at the provider's discretion and may be denied during an office visit. Due to problems with narcotic diversion,  we require a photo ID and/or a fingerprint of patients who are prescribed narcotic medication.

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