An outpatient pharmacy is available on the Horizon Health campus, offering
quick, convenient service, and competitive pricing. The pharmacy is privately
owned and is located near the main entrance to the Paris Clinic. The pharmacy
is convenient for patients being discharged, and for those visiting their
healthcare providers in the Paris Clinic (or physicians in the surrounding
area). The pharmacy is open Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. If you
have questions about your prescription, please call
(217) 465-4114.
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