Simply provide our fax number to your physician for prescriptions to be sent or ask your physician’s office to look us up on its electronic prescribing platform by name, phone, or zip code.
Midwest Specialty Pharmacy, 312-690-4585
You can also contact us with your physician’s name and office number and we will contact them on your behalf.
We will work directly with your doctors office to the get your prescription sent over to us, with your permission. We can also transfer previous prescriptions from an existing pharmacy. Once we receive the referral from your doctor, we will resolve any denials or questions with your insurance provider, and contact you to enroll into automatic medication delivery, should you choose.
Medication will be delivered directly to your door through expedited shipping within 1-2 business days on average.
You will never be stuck without your medications or have to drive to your local pharmacy and wait in long lines.
Yes. Let us know which prescriptions you need transferred and which pharmacy you have been using. As long as there are remaining refills for your medication, Midwest Specialty Pharmacy will fill them and deliver them to your home with the same affordable service.
Your provider must be prescribing the medication for a condition caused by the work injury or accident. Otherwise, we will be unable to provide you the medication without an out of pocket charge.
If you have an attorney who represents you on your claim, you may want to seek guidance with them regarding your injuries and course of care. If you would like the name of a physician or an attorney who handles work injury or personal injury claims, you may check your public listings, or contact us.
Option 1: Electronic Prescribing by your provider
Ask your provider to look us up on their electronic prescribing platform by name, phone, or zip code.
Midwest Specialty Pharmacy
Phone: (312) 690-4585
Zip: 60654
Option 2: Fax & Mail ( This needs to be done by your provider or physicians office)
Step 1: Make sure all prescriptions are dated and signed by the authorizing medical provider.
Step 2: Have the provider fax ALL prescriptions and a patient information form to 312-690-4585.
Step 3: Determine if any of the medications are Schedule II Controlled Medications. If your physician is NOT prescribing any, nothing further is needed. If he or she is prescribing any, mail ALL of the original prescriptions and a patient information form to the following address:
Midwest Specialty Pharmacy
712 N. Dearborn St. Ste 3A, Chicago, IL 60654
Please contact us if you would like pre-paid express envelopes sent to you or if you have any questions.
A controlled medication is a drug or chemical whose manufacture, possession, or use is regulated by the government.
You may click here for a complete listing of controlled medications published by the Drug Enforcement Agency.
DEA Listed of Scheduled Drugs
Our team will make sure you receive your refill in a timely matter every month after you enroll in the automatic delivery service with our pharmacy. This service is optional and may or may not be for everyone and is available for all prescriptions with approved refills.
Our pharmacists will call you to provide directions for new medications and follow up on the course of you recovery. You are always a phone call away, should you have any questions or concerns about your treatment. Call us at 1-800-864-8383.
If your prescription does not have a valid refill, you may contact your provider or you can request that we contact them on your behalf.
No we will not bill your group health insurance.
Only if this is authorized by yourself, your prescribing provider or legal representative.
Only if this is authorized by yourself, your prescribing provider or legal representative.
Midwest Specialty is currently licensed to deliver medications to 7 states. Some states may not be eligible at this time.Licensed states ->
Unless you are prescribed controlled medications (Controlled Substances CII-CV), you will not have to be at home at the time of the delivery. You may opt to have signature confirmation on all packages regardless of whether the medication is controlled or not. We use common carriers such as UPS, Fedex, and USPS.
Controlled medications will require your signature upon delivery. If you happen to be away from home at the time of the delivery, our delivery vendor will make two more attempts to deliver the medication before returning the package to our pharmacy. If you have any concerns about deliveries please contact us with any questions.
At the time of the first prescription you fill with us, you may request the tracking number be emailed or texted to you at each fill of a prescription on file.
No, pre-approval is not required, however, in some situations we may need to contact your physician or insurance carrier.
If you claim is denied or litigated, Midwest Specialty Pharmacy can continue to fill and ship medications to you if you have a legal representative like a Workers’ Compensation Attorney. You will not be charged as long as your claim is still active.
If you do not have a legal representative, our pharmacy will inform you in writing of this, at which time, no additional medications not paid will be dispensed unless confirm with valid attorney representation, that a valid claim is pending and that your unpaid bills will be protected at the time of settlement.
Our pharmacists are here to help answer any questions or explain any medication side-effects. If you happen to have any concerns, please don't hesitate to call us.
We always provide a medication pamphlet with your medication package, containing thorough description of the medication and how it's taken, what the precautions are, and what you can expect.
If you need to speak to a pharmacist call 800-864-8383
We will bill your workers’ compensation insurance carrier for the prescriptions that Preferred Prescriptions fills for you. Workers' compensation claims generally do not have a copay. If you are a personal injury patient we may have to send a lien to your insurance carrier or legal representative.
Medications can be shipped to a work address or alternative address as long as someone is there to sign for the delivery. Medications CANNOT be shipped to a P.O. Box.
Any member of your family can sign for your package. You may request that only family members over the age of 18 sign for your package.
Any member of your family can sign for your package. You may request that only family members over the age of 18 sign for your package.
UPS and FedEX will leave a note on your door when a missed delivery occurs. When this happens, the common carrier will generally attempt to redeliver the medications the next day, with a total of two additional attempts. You may call the number of the door tag and request that you pick it up at a location near your home.
Our pharmacy will cover the cost of shipping and it will be included in the invoice we send to the insurance carrier and/or your attorney. That is our guarantee.
