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FourPoints Health pharmacy opening in Cedar City delayed

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The opening of the new FourPoints Health pharmacy at the Cedar City clinic has been delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. Tribal members and patients can continue using existing pharmacy services without interruption.

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  • The new FourPoints Health pharmacy at the Cedar City clinic is delayed due to unforeseen circumstances.
  • Prescription services will not be interrupted by this delay.
  • Patients should continue using Bulloch’s Drug Store or their existing pharmacy.
  • A grand opening is currently planned for early 2027.

The opening of a new pharmacy at the FourPoints Health clinic in Cedar City has been delayed, according to a notice from the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah. The delay is due to unforeseen circumstances that have prevented the organization from moving forward with the opening as originally anticipated.

FourPoints Health stated that there will be no interruption to prescription services because of this delay. Patients who currently use Bulloch’s Drug Store through a contract pharmacy should continue using that location as usual. This also applies to patients using any other pharmacy; no action is required from patients as current services remain unaffected.

FourPoints Health is currently planning for a grand opening of the pharmacy in early 2027, provided there are no additional delays. The organization said it will continue to provide updates to Tribal members and patients as plans change.

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