Pharmacys in Maryland
811 pharmacies across 174 cities in Maryland, from official CMS records.
About pharmacies in Maryland
This page lists 811 pharmacies across 174 cities in Maryland, compiled from CMS NPPES Registry (organizations). Browse by city to see individual facilities, their addresses, and contact details where published. The counts and ratings below let you compare options in your area before you visit or call.
- Baltimore 154
- Rockville 25
- Frederick 23
- Silver Spring 23
- Laurel 19
- Columbia 18
- Cumberland 17
- Gaithersburg 17
- Glen Burnie 17
- Annapolis 16
- Hagerstown 15
- Towson 15
- Ellicott City 14
- Pikesville 12
- Catonsville 10
- Germantown 10
- Hyattsville 10
- Waldorf 10
- Bowie 9
- Bel Air 8
- Bethesda 8
- Owings Mills 8
- Salisbury 8
- Upper Marlboro 8
- Elkton 7
- Randallstown 7
- Westminster 7
- Greenbelt 6
- Leonardtown 6
- Nottingham 6
- Oakland 6
- Oxon Hill 6
- Parkville 6
- Rosedale 6
- Beltsville 5
- College Park 5
- District Heights 5
- Fort Washington 5
- Temple Hills 5
- Clinton 4
- Cockeysville 4
- Elkridge 4
- Essex 4
- Jarrettsville 4
- La Plata 4
- Lanham 4
- Odenton 4
- Riverdale 4
- Severna Park 4
- Sykesville 4
- Arnold 3
- Berlin 3
- Cambridge 3
- Capitol Heights 3
- Chestertown 3
- Clarksburg 3
- Dundalk 3
- Easton 3
- Finksburg 3
- Hanover 3
- Havre De Grace 3
- Kensington 3
- Largo 3
- Lexington Park 3
- Lusby 3
- North Potomac 3
- Ocean City 3
- Pasadena 3
- Reisterstown 3
- Sandy Spring 3
- Sharpsburg 3
- Takoma Park 3
- White Plains 3
- Aberdeen 2
- Berwyn Heights 2
- Bladensburg 2
- Bryans Road 2
- California 2
- Camp Springs 2
- Charlotte Hall 2
- Chesapeake Beach 2
- Cheverly 2
- Crisfield 2
- Deale 2
- Denton 2
- Edgewood 2
- Federalsburg 2
- Friendsville 2
- Gambrills 2
- Glenn Dale 2
- Hampstead 2
- Jessup 2
- Lavale 2
- Lutherville 2
- Lutherville Timonium 2
- Manchester 2
- Middle River 2
- Middletown 2
- Millersville 2
- Monrovia 2
- Mount Airy 2
- New Carrollton 2
- New Market 2
- Olney 2
- Parkton 2
- Severn 2
- Smithsburg 2
- Thurmont 2
- Abingdon 1
- Ashton 1
- Boonsboro 1
- Brandywine 1
- Brooklyn Park 1
- Brunswick 1
- Burtonsville 1
- Chester 1
- Chevy Chase 1
- Clarksville 1
- Clear Spring 1
- Colmar Manor 1
- Conowingo 1
- Crofton 1
- Damascus 1
- Derwood 1
- Dunkirk 1
- Edgewater 1
- Eldersburg 1
- Emmitsburg 1
- Fallston 1
- Forest Hill 1
- Forestville 1
- Frostburg 1
- Fulton 1
- Galena 1
- Glenarden 1
- Glenelg 1
- Grantsville 1
- Greensboro 1
- Gwynn Oak 1
- Hancock 1
- Highland 1
- Hollywood 1
- Hunt Valley 1
- Indian Head 1
- Kettering 1
- Lonaconing 1
- Marriottsville 1
- Mc Henry 1
- Mechanicsville 1
- Millington 1
- Montgomery Village 1
- North East 1
- Perry Hall 1
- Phoenix 1
- Pocomoke City 1
- Poolesville 1
- Preston 1
- Prince Frederick 1
- Ridgely 1
- Saint Michaels 1
- Seabrook 1
- Seat Pleasant 1
- Snow Hill 1
- Solomons 1
- St Michaels 1
- Stevensville 1
- Suitland 1
- Taneytown 1
- Timonium 1
- Walkersville 1
- Wheaton 1
- Whiteford 1
- Williamsport 1
- Windsor Mill 1
Frequently asked questions about pharmacies
What is an NPI number?
An NPI (National Provider Identifier) is a unique 10-digit number assigned by CMS to healthcare providers and organizations. Every pharmacy in this directory is registered in the public-domain NPPES registry with its own NPI.
What types of pharmacies are listed here?
The NPPES registry includes community pharmacies, chain pharmacies, long-term care pharmacies, specialty pharmacies, and mail-order and compounding pharmacies — any organization that has registered with CMS as a pharmacy.
Are all pharmacies in this directory licensed?
Registration in the NPI registry is a federal administrative requirement, while pharmacy licensing is handled by each state's board of pharmacy. You can verify a pharmacy's license with your state board.
How do I choose a pharmacy?
Consider location and hours, whether the pharmacy accepts your insurance, and whether it offers the services you need, such as delivery, compounding, or specialty medication support. Ask your prescriber if you have questions about a specific medication.
These answers are informational and based on the public-domain CMS NPPES Registry (organizations) dataset and CMS program rules. They are not medical advice.
How to choose a pharmacy
Start with the basics: location, hours, and whether the pharmacy accepts your insurance. For routine prescriptions, a pharmacy close to home or work is often the most convenient choice.
If you take specialty or maintenance medications, ask whether the pharmacy offers specialty services, delivery, or refill synchronization. Some pharmacies also compound medications or offer immunizations.
Licensing is handled by state boards of pharmacy, so you can verify a pharmacy's license with your state board. This directory lists organizations registered in the federal NPI registry.
This guidance is informational only and is not medical advice. Always discuss care decisions with a qualified healthcare professional.
Ratings summarize government-reported measures — they don't capture your personal needs. Visit the facility, ask about staffing and services, and use CMS checklists. This profile is informational only and is not a recommendation.
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