Located in Mayfield, Kentucky and founded in the early 1900s, Duncan Prescription Center is one of the oldest, privately owned pharmacies in the nation. Originally founded as W.J. Johnston & Brother Drug Store, the pharmacy was a well-known community staple committed to serving the community one customer at a time.
As the city grew, the pharmacy changed locations and names multiple times until, following a merger in 1988, the company's name was changed to Duncan Prescription Center. Together, the two pharmacy locations continue to service patients in their surrounding communities. Despite Duncan Prescription Center's long history, today we remain just as committed to our customers as the day we opened.
As the city grew, the pharmacy changed locations and names multiple times until, following a merger in 1988, the company's name was changed to Duncan Prescription Center. Together, the two pharmacy locations continue to service patients in their surrounding communities. Despite Duncan Prescription Center's long history, today we remain just as committed to our customers as the day we opened.
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When you call us, you can rest assured that both you and your patients will always be taken care of like you're family. A friendly member of our staff will answer the phone and get started on filling your prescription. In fact, we're so dedicated to taking care of our customers that we'll do our best to have your prescription filled within just 48 hours.
At Duncan Prescription Center, we're committed to serving patients just like you. Because we're family-owned and locally operated, each dedicated member of our team takes our mission to heart and truly lives out our values. Our patients have been our priority from the start, and they continue to be our priority each and every day.
Integrated inside the hospital at the Jackson Purchase Medical Pavillion, Duncan Clinic Pharmacy was designed specifically for your convenience. Stop in after your doctor's appointment and pick up everything you need, all without the inconvenience of leaving the building or making multiple stops. Being discharged from the hospital?
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A. Garland
Jan 22, 2022
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