My pharmacy usually delivers my meds as I can no longer drive and am disabled. Now they refuse to deliver the alprazolam. What to do?

Can you get mail order from Express Scripts?

This is a question for your Pharmacy.
They will tell you how to get a surrogate to pick up your medications if you are unable to leave to get them.

Discuss this with your doctor as to which pharmacy or formulary is best when ordering your medications.

My benzos can be 'mailed' to me. I just have to have my DL on file at the pharmacy. Maybe that's unusual for my state, but my pharmacy always lets me know that I can 'skip the line' so to speak, and have my meds delivered.

Even a friend or relative can pick up a controlled substance for you. It's having ID that is the bugaboo.

I will pick up my daughter’s ADHD meds when she can’t do it. Do you know anyone who you can ask to pick up your meds for you?

I am with Alva. This med seems to be for anxiety. Maybe there is another med not so pricy. I know when this happened to my nephew, he was able to pay Medicaid insurance a little extra and get the med he needed. It was cheaper than the med its self. Office of Aging helped him. It had something to be a tier like a level.

There is help thru Medicare where your Medicare part B is paid for and prescriptons are paid for. Office again should help you. Also call your CountyvDisabilities Dept. Maybevu can get an aide.

Amazon is now doing prescriptions, also check with your drs office they may have an option of having medication delivered. Also, if you are on medical, medicaid and medicare they may have an option to have it mailed to you.
My insurance company continues to call me and mail me paperwork to have may meds mailed to me.

My mail order pharmacy will deliver with a signature and ID upon delivery, find a new pharmacy

Amazon has a prescription service. Maybe check and see if your med is something that they handle and deliver.

Amazon also has a text-based or video based service to see a doc. I used them a few months ago when I had an infection.

It was easy peasy.

AngelofSprings7: Pose your question to your physician. Either get an alternative med or perhaps someone could pick it up for you.

Pretty sure with controlled medications you can designate a caregiver that can pick meds up for you. Ask the pharmacy what the procedure is, I am sure there are "hoops that you might have to jump through" but is should be possible.
OK, gotta love the internet!
According to what I just looked up
"It's up to the pharmacist to decide if someone else can pick up your prescription for you. According to the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), pharmacists can use their "professional judgement and experience" to determine what's in the patient's best interest.