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During the open enrollment period, Mark's Pharmacy and Arapahoe Pharmacy can help you sort through your options in choosing the best Part D plan for the coming year. We can explain your options and, using information supplied by Medicare, provide you with the best choices. From Oct 19 - Dec 7, call Mark's Pharmacy (308-697-3400) or Arapahoe Pharmacy (308-962-7895) to add your name to our review list. We will enter your prescriptions and contact you to come in for a personalized review.

  • When it is time for your appointment, please bring your red, white and blue Medicare card and a list of your current medications, OR your medication bottles. This is a FREE service we offer to help you maximize your Medicare benefits.
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Meet Your Pharmacist

Mark McCurdy, RPh

Specialized Services:

  • Diabetes Monitoring and Education
  • Health Screenings
  • Medication Management

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