In Georgia, pharmacies must be licensed by the Georgia Board of Pharmacy and must have a licensed pharmacist on staff at all times. Pharmacies must also comply with all state and federal regulations regarding the storage, dispensing, and record-keeping of prescription medications.
Pharmacies in Georgia offer a variety of services to their customers, including filling and dispensing prescription medications, administering vaccinations, providing medication therapy management, and providing health screenings and counseling on over-the-counter medications and other health-related products. Many pharmacies also offer home delivery of medications, automatic refill programs, and online prescription refills. Additionally, some pharmacies have additional services like compounding, medical equipment and supplies, durable medical equipment, and even some may have limited clinical services such as health screenings or flu shots.