
Running low on a medication? MyChart makes it easy to request a prescription refill from your Summa Health provider without calling the office. Submit your request online in just a few minutes and have it sent directly to your preferred pharmacy.
Requesting refills through MyChart is:
View the video or follow the steps below to see how to request a prescription refill.
You'll receive a MyChart notification when your refill request has been processed and sent to the pharmacy.
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If a medication you take isn't appearing in your MyChart medication list, it may not have been prescribed through Summa Health or may have been discontinued in the system.
In this case:
Request refills early. Submit your request when you have about a 7–10 day supply remaining to allow processing time.
Q: How long does a MyChart refill request take?
A: Most refill requests are processed within 1–2 business days. Contact your provider's office if you haven't heard back after that time.
Q: Can I request a refill for a controlled substance through MyChart?
A: Controlled substances typically cannot be refilled through the online portal and require a separate process. Contact your provider directly for these medications.
Q: Can I change my pharmacy through MyChart?
A: Yes. When submitting a refill request, you can search for and select a different pharmacy. You can also update your preferred pharmacy in your MyChart profile settings.
Q: What if my refill is denied?
A: If a refill request is not approved, your care team will typically send you a message in MyChart or contact you by phone to discuss next steps, such as scheduling a medication review appointment.
Q: Can I refill medications for a family member using proxy access?
A: Yes. If you have proxy access to a family member's MyChart account, you can switch to their account and submit refill requests on their behalf.
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