You can add anyone you trust (like family members or friends) to manage your medications. For children under 18, a parent or guardian can manage their medications.
Good care is a team effort
Amazon Pharmacy makes it easy to help manage prescriptions for someone you care for. Whether you're a parent, a caregiver, an adult managing medications for your parents, or partners caring for your household together, we put all the benefits of Amazon Pharmacy within reach.
Manage medications for an adult
Amazon Pharmacy account holders can invite a trusted individual to lend a helping hand, including coordinating prescriptions, setting up refills, and keeping health information up to date.
Getting started is simple
Send an invite
From your Amazon Pharmacy dashboard, send an invite to your loved one or caregiver's mobile number.
From your Amazon Pharmacy dashboard, send an invite to your loved one or caregiver's mobile number.
Accept the invite
The loved one or caregiver accepts the invite and completes verification steps.
The loved one or caregiver accepts the invite and completes verification steps.
Take good care
Once verification is complete, the loved one or caregiver can use their own Amazon Pharmacy account to help manage medications.
Once verification is complete, the loved one or caregiver can use their own Amazon Pharmacy account to help manage medications.
Your privacy is our priority
We take multiple steps to protect your health information:
When adding someone to your Amazon Pharmacy account, we verify both accounts, and send notifications when action is taken.
We make it easy for either party to revoke access at any time.
Caregivers can never update communication preferences on the other party's account.
Manage medications for a child
Easily manage prescriptions for your children under 18, including setting up refills, comparing prices, and getting 24/7 support from our team of US-based licensed pharmacists.
Getting started is simple
Sign yourself up
Start by signing yourself up for an Amazon Pharmacy account, or signing in if you already have an account.
Start by signing yourself up for an Amazon Pharmacy account, or signing in if you already have an account.
Add your child
From your Amazon Pharmacy dashboard, add your child’s information, including medications they’re taking.
From your Amazon Pharmacy dashboard, add your child’s information, including medications they’re taking.
Start managing care
Compare prices, add insurance information, and request prescriptions with just a few clicks.
Compare prices, add insurance information, and request prescriptions with just a few clicks.
More Amazon Pharmacy benefits
You may be wondering
Who can help manage medications on Amazon Pharmacy?
How do I add someone to help with medications?
For adults: Go to 'Manage health access' in account settings and select 'Invite someone to help.' Just enter their name and mobile number.
For children: When signing up for Amazon Pharmacy, you can add your child's information and manage their prescriptions directly.
For children: When signing up for Amazon Pharmacy, you can add your child's information and manage their prescriptions directly.
What can a verified caregiver access?
They'll have access to pharmacy information including prescriptions, orders, health information, and pharmacy payment and delivery details. This makes it easier for them to help coordinate your care.
How is my health information protected?
Yes. You control who sees your information. Amazon takes your privacy seriously and protects your health data with industry-standard security measures.
You always control who has access to your account and you can remove access anytime through "Manage health access.”
You always control who has access to your account and you can remove access anytime through "Manage health access.”
Is there a cost to add someone to help with medications?
Amazon Pharmacy's services are free; you just pay for your medications.
Can multiple people help manage medications?
Adults can add up to six helpers. For children under 18, currently only one parent/guardian can manage their prescriptions.
Do I need to sign up if I'm helping others with their Amazon Pharmacy account?
Yes, you will need to sign yourself up for Amazon Pharmacy before helping another adult or child with their prescriptions.
Can I use my account to manage medications for multiple people?
Yes, you can easily switch between connected profiles. Each person's information is kept separate and secure.
Can I stop sharing access?
Adults, both caregivers and care receivers, can remove sharing access at any time through "Manage health access" in account settings.
As a caregiver, can I request access to someone else's Amazon Pharmacy account?
Currently, only the person requesting help can initiate the invitation process.
Other questions? Visit our Help Center ›
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