HOW ARE COMPLAINTS RESOLVED?
Each complaint is thoroughly reviewed and evaluated to determine whether the allegations, if true, would be a violation of the New Hampshire Pharmacy laws or rules. If the complaint is not within our jurisdiction, we may close the complaint with no action or refer the complaint to another agency or entity. The Board does not have jurisdiction over complaints involving rudeness, customer service, and/or pricing/billing disputes. If the complaint is in the jurisdiction of this agency, the complaint may be referred to an investigator. An investigator may contact you for additional information about your complaint, so please provide us with your phone number when filing a complaint. If you do not have a phone or do not want us to call, we will write to the address that you have provided, if we need more information. Many complaints are resolved with an oral or written warning. If a complaint results in disciplinary action being taken against the pharmacist or pharmacy, the action may range from reprimand (public censure) to revocation of pharmacist's or pharmacy's license. The Board does not represent the complainant individually and does not seek restitution or money damages on behalf of any individuals.

WILL I BE TOLD OF THE STATUS AND RESOLUTION OF MY COMPLAINT?
We will notify you in writing when the complaint is resolved unless you inform us that you prefer not to receive written notification. It is difficult to predict, in advance, the amount of time necessary to process a specific complaint. If your complaint requires a more lengthy investigation, you will be notified in writing of the status of the complaint approximately every 120 days until the final action is taken, unless the notification would jeopardize an undercover investigation.

COMPLAINT FORMAT
Please describe your complaint in detail. Include facts, dates, and names of persons involved; attach copies of receipts, bills, and correspondence, if applicable. If your complaint relates to a prescription, please provide all of the information that is on the prescription label (if you wish, you may send a photocopy of the label).

Please be sure to include in your complaint:

	Your full name;
	Full address;
	Telephone number;
	The name & address of the pharmacy or pharmacist in which you wish to file a complaint;
	Prescription number, prescription date, drug name & strength, patient's name, doctor's name & any other relevant information (if complaint is in regards to a prescription).

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