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Southern New Hampshire Health Pharmacy Ribbon Cutting

The full-service retail pharmacy focuses on serving people in the community, including patients being discharged from the hospital and those who want a more personalized experience for medication ordering, pick-up, and counseling.

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Southern New Hampshire Health Pharmacy Ribbon Cutting- Pictured from Left to Right: Christine Ruh, SNHH Dir. Pharmacy Business & Strategy; State Sen. Kevin Avard, District 12; Dr. Andrew Watt, SNHH Chief Clinical Integration and Transformation Officer; Brian Shankey, Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce President and CEO; Nashua Alderman James Ravan, Ward 1; Colin McHugh, SNHH President and CEO; State Rep. Susan Elberger, Hillsborough- District 5; Michael Kleinschmidt, SNHH SVP and COO; State Rep. Laura Telerski, Hillsborough- District 11; Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess

NASHUA, N.H. [September 2, 2026] – Southern New Hampshire Health held a ribbon cutting ceremony for its first retail pharmacy that recently opened, located inside Southern New Hampshire Medical Center in Nashua.

Several local and state elected officials, Nashua Chamber of Commerce officials, Southern New Hampshire Health Executive Leadership and Pharmacy team members attended.

The full-service retail pharmacy focuses on serving people in the community, including patients being discharged from the hospital and those who want a more personalized experience for medication ordering, pick-up, and counseling.

You do not need to be a Southern NH Health patient to have prescriptions filled at the pharmacy, which is open to everyone Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-7 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m.- Noon. Most major insurance plans are accepted.

Individuals can also visit this link or call 603-598-MEDS to discuss transferring their prescriptions.

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