Gifthealth

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Gifthealth is a digital-first pharmacy and prescription access platform that coordinates, fills, and delivers medications to patients across the United States.

Columbus, OH
Owned by Gifthealth, Inc.

About Gifthealth

Gifthealth is a technology-enabled pharmacy and patient access platform that simplifies how prescriptions are written, filled, and delivered. Working with prescribers, health systems, and pharmaceutical manufacturers, Gifthealth helps patients start and stay on therapy by handling prior authorizations, benefits investigation, and fulfillment through its own licensed pharmacies and partner network. Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, the company operates brick‑and‑mortar and mail‑order pharmacies while providing a largely online, text- and web-based experience for patients.

A charge from “GIFTHEALTH” on a card statement typically relates to prescription medication that was filled and shipped by Gifthealth Pharmacy, or processed through Gifthealth as part of a program such as LillyDirect or another manufacturer-sponsored access program. Charges may appear as one‑time fills, multi-month prescription shipments, self‑pay programs for specific medications (such as certain weight‑management or specialty drugs), or recurring refills if you have authorized automatic shipments. In some cases, you may see a pending or slightly different authorization amount before the final prescription cost posts.

If you’re unsure about a Gifthealth charge, start by searching your email and text messages for order confirmations or refill notifications from Gifthealth, and log into your Gifthealth account (or the associated manufacturer portal, such as LillyDirect) to review recent orders and invoices. You can also contact Gifthealth directly via the phone number or support channels listed on their website for details on the prescription, shipment date, and amount charged. If you don’t recognize the charge after checking household accounts and recent prescriptions, your card issuer can help you review the transaction further and, if necessary, initiate a dispute while you work with Gifthealth support to clarify whether the charge is valid.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Gifthealth.

  1. GIFTHEALTH
  2. GIFTHEALTH*LILLYDIRECOLUMBUS OH

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from GIFTHEALTH on my card statement?

A GIFTHEALTH charge usually means a prescription was filled and billed through Gifthealth Pharmacy, either directly through their website or as part of a program like LillyDirect or another manufacturer-sponsored access program. Check your recent prescription orders or telehealth visits to see if a medication was routed to Gifthealth for fulfillment.

Is a GIFTHEALTH charge related to a subscription or recurring refills?

Gifthealth can process both one-time fills and recurring refills. If you authorized automatic refills, your card may be charged each time a refill is prepared and shipped. Log into your Gifthealth account or the associated manufacturer portal to check your refill settings and next scheduled shipment date.

How can I cancel or pause future prescription refills with Gifthealth?

To cancel or pause refills, sign in to your Gifthealth account (or the program portal that uses Gifthealth, such as LillyDirect), locate the active prescription, and turn off auto-refill or change your refill preferences. If you cannot access your account, contact Gifthealth support by phone or chat to request that automatic shipments be paused before the next fill is processed.

How do I request a refund or price review for a prescription charged by Gifthealth?

Refunds on pharmacy charges are limited once medication has been dispensed, but if you believe you were billed incorrectly or your insurance or copay card was not applied as expected, contact Gifthealth customer support promptly. Have your order number, prescription details, and an image of your insurance or savings card ready so they can review pricing and determine whether an adjustment or partial refund is possible.

What are typical amounts for GIFTHEALTH charges?

Amounts can vary widely—from relatively low copays for common generics to higher self‑pay prices for brand-name or specialty medications, including certain weight‑management or injectable therapies. Reviewing your itemized invoice or email receipt from Gifthealth is the best way to confirm the exact medication and dosage associated with a particular charge.

Why do I see a pending or temporary GIFTHEALTH charge that later changes or disappears?

Gifthealth, like many pharmacies, may place an authorization hold on your card to verify the payment method when a prescription is being processed. Once the final cost is confirmed—after insurance, copay cards, or discounts—the pending amount may update to the actual charge, or the original authorization may drop off if the prescription is cancelled or billed at a different amount.

How can I contact Gifthealth about a charge or prescription issue?

You can contact Gifthealth using the support options listed on gifthealth.com, which typically include a customer service phone number, secure messaging, and sometimes text or chat support. Have your full name, date of birth, shipping address, and any order or prescription numbers available so they can quickly locate your account and explain the charge.

What should I do if I don’t recognize any prescriptions with Gifthealth?

First, check with family members on your card account to see if they recently used a telehealth service or manufacturer program that might route prescriptions to Gifthealth. If no one recognizes the transaction, contact Gifthealth with the date and amount of the charge to verify whether they have a matching order. If they cannot locate it or confirm it as legitimate, notify your bank or card issuer immediately to report potential fraud and request a new card.

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