Ascension Rx

Name: Ascension Rx
Rating: 1.3 (79 reviews)
Author: Ascension Health

By: Ascension Health

Lifestyle

Features & Capabilities

The Ascension Rx Chrome extension makes it easy to manage medications anytime, anywhere. Refill medications for you and your family by scanning the label, view a complete medication list with prescription numbers, dosages, remaining refills, and expiration dates, and receive notifications when prescriptions are ready. You can also set reminders to take medications and view your prescribing doctors and care sites.

In addition, transfer prescriptions from other pharmacies to Ascension Rx, and search for Ascension Rx pharmacies near you. Share medication lists with your doctor for appointments and manage everything from your browser. Download the app today to view and manage your medications from wherever you are.

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By:

Ascension Health

Rating:

1.30

(79)

Version:

7.4.005 Last updated: 2021-09-29

Version code:

844384517

Creation date:

2021-09-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

11.60MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

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# 269,565 ▼ 688

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Developed by:

Ascension Health

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ascension-rx/id1587111034

User Reviews

Overall, reviewers say Ascension Rx is largely unreliable. Repeated login/MFA failures, logouts, and loops disrupt basic refills. The refill flow is frequently broken, and updating payment or address often requires a phone call. The app’s navigation and UI are criticized as confusing, with missing essential pages and poor visibility of order status. A small minority report a usable experience where prescriptions and refills are visible, but reliability issues dominate and customer support is inconsistent.

Pros

Shows doctors and medications in the app and lets you see how many refills you have and reorder from the prescription page.
Sign-up can work and users can view their prescriptions and doctors in the app, indicating the prescription-management capability can function when it works.
The app exists to manage prescriptions on mobile and is designed to replace some in-person or phone-needed tasks when functioning.

Cons

Frequent login issues and MFA problems causing repeated sign-ins, timeouts, and automatic logouts.
Refill flow often fails or loops back to login, preventing refills from completing.
Very poor UX with no clear home screen or easy navigation and missing essential in-app features like a dedicated My Prescriptions page; poor visibility of order status.
Glitchy, outdated app with reports of minimal updates and incompatibility with newer devices.
In-app updates for address or payment are unreliable; many users must call to make changes.

Recent reviews

I would say this app works about 20% of the time. Typically issues with logging in, requires frequent password changes, the duo authentication never works, etc. Extremely frustrating when just trying to request a refill.

by Ce*****, 2026-04-21

Very poor design, I made updates to card on file information but cant order refills because no card on file. Does anyone ever try using these apps as a patient before publishing this in the website. No point in having an app if I have to call to take care of what I need.

by cd*****, 2026-04-19

Had to give it 1 star. They bypassed standard Quality Assurance testing, ignored basic User Experience (UX) principles, and prioritized a fast launch over functional code. The fact that the only reliable way to fix an app issue is to call their pharmacy staff on the phone completely negates the purpose of having a mobile app in the first place.