Meet Your Pharmacist
- Sullivan University College of Pharmacy Class of 2016
- Specializes in immunizations, medicare open enrollment and medication synchronization
- Click here to refill
- Click here to transfer your prescriptions
Ashton Frasure Higdon, PharmD
I am the Pharmacist In Charge at Med-Save Martin. It's a privilege for me to give back to my hometown and help them with their medication needs. Knowing my patients and taking care of them is my main priority.
Korie (Koko) Swiger, Pharmacy Technician
I have been a Pharmacy Technician for 7 years, and have worked at Med-Save since opening in 2016. I take pride in knowing our customers and helping them with their medication needs.
Kathy Caudill, Pharmacy Technician
I have been a Pharmacy Technician with Med-Save since 2018. I truly enjoy coming to work each day because of Med-Save's welcoming environment.
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