Rite Aid To Hire 5,000 Associates and Expand COVID-19 Activities - Seite 2

Rite Aid Customers

To serve the essential needs of patients, RediClinic, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Rite Aid Corporation, launched a new telehealth service, RediClinic@Home. The new virtual health program connects patients to RediClinic clinicians through a video chat using a patient’s browser-enabled smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop device. In the comfort and safety of their homes, patients have the ability to check in and register online. A provider then reviews their intake form from their remote location and initiates the virtual care video visit.

RediClinic@Home video visits are currently available in Delaware, Pennsylvania and Texas. Most insurance plans are accepted or patients can pay $49 per visit. Patients can visit www.RediClinic.com for additional information about the service.

For the safety of our seniors, we have designated 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. each day as a senior shopping hour to limit exposure for customers 60 and older. Additionally, each Wednesday in April, Rite Aid is offering a 30% discount to wellness+ rewards members over 65.

Rite Aid has also established social distancing procedures that include marking floor areas in front of the pharmacy and front end counters with tape to ensure 6-foot separation.

Rite Aid is adhering to any limits set by local municipalities regarding the number of customers allowed to shop at any one time in stores.

The company has also established a strict protocol when an associate is confirmed to have tested positive for COVID-19, including closing the store for a comprehensive sanitizing regimen that ensures the store is germ-free before reopening.

Rite Aid has taken these measures to minimize risk in its stores, offices and distribution centers so that the company can continue to serve as a critical healthcare resource to people across the country. The company continues to monitor the situation closely and take actions to protect its associates, customers, and communities it serves. Rite Aid also encourages visiting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website for the most up-to-date information and facts on COVID-19.

Rite Aid and COVID-19 - Additional Information

Medication Availability/Delivery

Home-delivery service from Rite Aid is available upon request and the company will waive delivery-service fees for eligible prescriptions. Customers should contact their local Rite Aid pharmacist for details. Controlled substances and/or refrigerated medications are not eligible for delivery.