Chronic-Care Delivery

Chronic-Care Medicine Delivery

Regular, pharmacist-verified delivery of the medicines veterans and seniors take every day — never run out again

Quick answer

Chronic-care medicine delivery brings the long-term medicines veterans and seniors take every day — for diabetes, blood pressure, heart, thyroid and more — to their door on a regular cycle. Every order is pharmacist-verified, eligible items come at up to 40% savings, and you pay cash on delivery.

Most of the families we serve are managing not one but several long-term conditions at once. Running out of a daily medicine, or making a trip to the polyclinic only to find it’s “NA”, is exactly what chronic-care delivery is built to prevent.

Conditions we deliver for

How chronic-care delivery works

  1. Upload your prescription once — the pharmacist verifies it.
  2. We arrange your regular medicines, with same-salt options if a brand is short.
  3. You approve a transparent quote with your discount.
  4. Medicines arrive monthly at your door — cash on delivery, free shipping.
Caring for a parent? You can order on a senior’s behalf and set up a steady monthly cycle so they never miss a dose.

Frequently asked questions

What is chronic-care medicine delivery?

It's regular home delivery of the long-term medicines you take for ongoing conditions like diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease or thyroid — pharmacist-verified, on a monthly cycle, with cash on delivery.

Can you set up monthly refills?

Yes. Upload your prescription and we arrange your regular medicines on a monthly cycle so you never run out, with reminders to reorder before you do.

Can I order for an elderly parent?

Yes. A family member or carer can upload the prescription and place the order on behalf of a senior who isn't comfortable with apps.

How much can chronic-care patients save?

Eligible medicines are supplied at prices well below MRP, shown transparently on your quote. Over a monthly chronic-care bill, that adds up significantly.

This page is general information, not medical advice. Always follow your doctor’s instructions.
Army Medicine Supplier is an independent licensed pharmacy and is not affiliated with ECHS or the Ministry of Defence.

Upload your prescription to start chronic-care delivery, or see what to do when a medicine is “NA” at your polyclinic.