Pharmacy Services
As part of our Living Well philosophy, Southwire strives to make healthcare treatment more convenient and affordable for our employees. That’s why we’ve included a full-service pharmacy at our Wiggins Family Medical Center. The Wiggins Family Pharmacy provides a variety of services to help you get the medications you need to feel better and stay healthy, including a list of more than 300 generic prescriptions, extended drive-thru hours, and prescription transfers from other pharmacies.
Your pharmacy provides easy access and comprehensive services, including:
Reduced Co-Pays
90-Day Fills
Discounted Over-the-Counter Products
Personal Pharmacy Consultations
A1Care Diabetes Program - Free
Diabetes Meds and Testing SuppliesConvenient Location
Available for Employees and Dependents
We also make transferring your prescription easy! Call the Wiggins Family Pharmacy at 1-800-251-0770 or click here to refill a prescription online.
Pharmacy Staff
Dr. Sara Traylor, PharmD, Dip-ACLM, BC-ADM, CDCES, BCMTMS – Clinical Pharmacy Services Manager
Dr. Traylor launched Southwire’s diabetes management program in 2014. Dr. Traylor serves as the PGY1 + PGY2 Leadership and Administration Residency Site Coordinator for Southwire/Premise Health. She is board certified in Advanced Diabetes Management, a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, and a diplomat in Lifestyle Medicine. Special interests include managing chronic conditions with lifestyle modifications, medication reduction, and improving patient access to high quality healthcare.
Southwire’s diabetes management program has been recognized by PBMI, CDC, APhA, and Georgia’sTask Force on Healthcare Access and Cost.
Amy King Griffin, PharmD – Pharmacy Manager
Dr. Griffin earned her Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy and her Doctor of Pharmacy Degree from the University of Georgia. She is a native of Bowdon, and has been with Wiggins Family Pharmacy since 2007.
Dr. Katy Nicholson, PharmD – Clinical and Staff Pharmacist
Dr. Nicholson has served as a staff and clinical pharmacist since 2015. She provides patient education focused on medication adherence, disease management, and preventive health measures.
Dr. Dani Warren, PharmD – Clinical Pharmacist
Dr. Warren completed her PGY1/PGY2 Community-Based Pharmacy Administration and Leadership Residency at Wiggins Family Medical Center and Pharmacy. She has a special interest in diabetes care, cardiovascular health, and preventive medicine, and is committed to helping members feel confident in managing their medications and achieving better health outcomes.
Dr. Warren serves as Chair-Elect of the American Pharmacists Association National Diabetes Community and is actively involved in research and initiatives that advance patient care and the pharmacy profession.
Pam Gordon, RPh – Staff Pharmacist
With a Southwire pharmacy career dating back to 1994, Pam combines decades of pharmacy knowledge with patient care, serving as a reliable resource for Southwire members and medical staff.
Dr. Loree Robinson, PharmD - Staff Pharmacist
Dr. Loree Robinson has been with Wiggins Pharmacy since 2006. She enjoys being part of a team dedicated to providing exceptional pharmacy care to Southwire employees and their families.
Ashley Milam, MS, SCPhT - Pharmacy Operations Manager
A member of the Southwire pharmacy team since 2020, Ashley manages pharmacy operations, serving Southwire members throughout the United States. She is passionate about building strong relationships with members and being a part of a team that delivers personalized, high-quality care to Southwire members and their families.
Dr. Autaria Morgan, PharmD – Clinical Pharmacist Resident
Dr. Morgan is the PGY1 Community Pharmacy Administration and Leadership Resident at Wiggins Family Medical Center and Pharmacy. A native of Acworth, Georgia, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Health Science from Mercer University in Macon and her Doctor of Pharmacy from Mercer University College of Pharmacy. She is passionate about building meaningful relationships with patients and empowering them to take an active role in their healthcare through education, preventive care and personalized medication management.
