Slow service and not worth going to. Order was supposed to take a week and was over 2-3 weeks read more

When I have looked for specific medical related items, Becker has had them in stock. My doctor sent me there for prescription compression stockings. I have purchased other non prescription items from Becker. Knowledgeable service. read more

So not really a review other than the person answering the phone was very professional and efficient, while also polite and pleasant.. But they are no longer a pharmacy as listed, only carry medical supplies, which is something I recommend be corrected/updated. The 5 stars are to get their attention so this may be promptly corrected, and for the fast and effective phone service. read more

Wow. I feel so grateful for Becker Pharmacy. Here we are in the midst of Covid-19 and my best friend in Chicago is suffering alone at home with the virus. I'm in California, wondering how I can help him get what he needs. Yikes. I look on Yelp (thank you, Yelp!) and I call Becker Pharmacy to see if they might have Some items that are back-ordered on Amazon for 6 weeks. 1. I got to speak to an human and not a machine, like at Walgreens. 2. YES! They do have what he needs. 3. YES, the woman I speak to, Kelly, is very helpful and warm and kind , and she allows me to pay for the item over the phone (which Walgreens can not) and then hold it unbuild I can arrange for pickup. Small local pharmacies are the bomb. This one is my new favorite. Thank you, Becker Pharmacy! read more

Friendly staff. Offers insurance billing for compression stockings. Plenty of up-front parking.

I brought mom here today to pick up some support stockings her doctor had prescribed for edema in her ankles. The woman who took care of mom was extremely nice and patient. We went into a room where she demonstrated how mom should put on the stockings. It took time because it was not easy for mom and she had to change sizes to get the right fit. The lady filled out all the insurance paperwork, and gave mom special soap to wash the stockings in and a pen for free. She took a lot of time with us and made sure that everything was just right. We could not have asked for better service. They have all kinds of medical supplies, so we will be coming back to get mom a shower seat. They had quite a few to choose from. This is a great place!!! read more

This place is fabulous. All the pharmacists are top notch and so caring. This is real medical care not wander around the aisles at CVS kind of care. read more

In need of a medical supply and i called because i didnt know how it worked and what the process was. Kelly was absolutely helpful and explained everything to me clearly and very detailed. Im a happy customer. She put in my order and I went to pick up my stuff a few days later. She was not only friendly on the phone but in person as well. Great customer service. I will be using beckers for myself and my patients. read more

Very unprofessional place,I called more than 7 times and one of those I was sent straight to music and put on hold for more than 20 minutes,I called back and when she finally answered I began to explain what I needed and she hung up on me.The lady FINALLY decides to say hello after I called 7 times and kept getting hung up on and said to her,why did you hang up on me!?And she says "I couldn't hear you" I said how can you hear me if you don't even say hello and I don't even know if you're there?I said do I have to go down there and speak to someone and she yells at me and says you can come do it I am the owner.I said well you do not know how to conduct a business and you are VERY RUDE!!!I WILL NEVER GIVE THAT PLACE MY BUSSINESS!!!! I give it a 0 rating read more

The store is small and kind of dingy and you may worry, when you walk inside, that these people may not really know what they're doing. Relax. You've just stepped into a store where if you say you need an ankle splint, they'll make you take off your shoe, measure everything possible, and come back with four splints. You'll try each one on and they'll check for fit, for how comfortable it is, for signs of rubbing, and you'll be quizzed on how it feels, how you think it'll feel in a week, if you think your shoe can accommodate it. They know more about medical supplies than your doctor does, and if you tell them what you think your doctor said you need, they'll make sure you get *exactly* what you need - even if it means sitting you down while they call the doctor's office to get explicit instructions. They want you to be happy. They know you don't want to be there, that it sucks to be sick, or to have sprained your ankle or strained your neck muscle, or need circulation stockings, or whatever it is you're there for, and they're going to do everything they can to make you more comfortable. Everything is brought *to* you - but if you want to browse, you can, they just don't want you to make yourself physically uncomfortable looking for what you need. If they don't have what you need, they tell you up front. They don't try to sell you something different. They tell you the name and the model number of what you need and, if you hang around a while, they may call a few of their own competitors to see if someone can run over and get you what you need. At no extra charge, of course. You'll get strict instructions on how to put on your splint or your brace or your stocking or whatever. They'll make you put it on in front of them, so they can be sure you know how. And if in four days, you realize somethings rubbing in a place it shouldn't, you can take it back and they'll do what they can to make it more comfortable. I don't even buy my Ace bandages anywhere else. For those of us with chronic health problems, Becker is the only place to shop. read more

I love these people! It's old-fashioned, small-town friendly in the middle of Chicago. They are always knowledgeable, they get it right and fill up your bag with neighborhood news and hard candies. Last week, I stopped in for an antibiotic and since I got a parking space right in front and it was only going to take 10 minutes I decided to wait in my car. The pharmacist came out to my car to let me know it was ready! She said she'd seen me sitting there and figured she'd let me know. How sweet! Plus, their prices are competitive, unlike a lot of other independent businesses. read more

The service in this place was appalling. We went in on a Saturday morning. My wife needed crutches. They had none that fir her properly. The saleswoman's response was that this was my wifes fault. That she had abnormal sized arms. People who buy products in stores like this have bigger problems than the products. They are in pain. They need really good customer service. This place does not have it. We went next to a place on Foster which also didn't have the right size but did not treat it as if this was our fault---and then fixed the problem by drilling holes and fitting the crutches to the patient. Stay away from this place at all costs. They are a good example of WHY health care is such a giant mess.. The showed loudly and clearly that they simply don't care. read more

I had a better experience this time. The sales lady was very helpful & friendly. Plus it's in a nice neighborhood with many eateries to choose from & nice shops to check out. read more

This place tries to unload items they can't sell onto you. The woman that worked here didn't tell me you can get medical hosiery in other skin shades. She told me that the hosiery is only comes in one color that doesn't match a persons of color skin tone. So you end up making an expensive purchase for a loved one only to find out that at another medical store that the same item comes in a variety of skin shades. No refund so forget about the return. Very disappointing. read more

This place is fantastic good people friendly husband went there for me to get my nebulizer machine he was in and out easy to find

This place is absolutely awful, it must have changed since 2009/10 when all these reviews were written. The woman who works here is the most unpleasant I've ever had to deal with at any sort of store. I have tricare insurance and it's hard to find anyone in this area that takes it. This pharmacy is listed on the tricare website, but the woman I spoke with (who seems to be there most days) had no idea how to process a claim with Tricare (which she openly admitted) and refused to try to figure it out, and basically told me to go somewhere else (I was very sick and it was pouring rain). She kept telling me I didn't have the right insurance card, because Tricare uses your military ID as your insurance card. I had to call Tricare and put them on the phone with her to explain how to process the claim--she wouldn't even call them herself! It's hard to explain in a review just how rude she was. I also watched her yell at an older man because his doctor recommended he go there to get shoes, and she didn't have them in his size. He asked if they could order a pair in his size or where else he could get them, and she just shrugged and told him to go back to his doctor. The only other employee in the store was a very elderly man who could not figure out how to sign in to the computer and access their information. It makes me sad to think that most of the other clientele at this pharmacy are elderly or disabled--they deserve respect and a helpful, caring attitude, not this woman's rude and dismissive treatment. I was just picking up an antibiotic, but I would never trust them with any important medication. read more

It's an old school place. We got some much needed medical supplies here though that your standard Walgreens or CVS pharmacy wouldn't carry. Really nice and knowledgable staff. read more

Very helpful staff. A great place to get medical equipment for people who just need a bit of support. We were able to get a nebulizer and the pharmacist was really good about explaining everything. Even sent a new 2016 calendar with us! read more

So nice! They are so accommodating and truly like a small town pharmacy in a big city. A+++!

6.3.2014: if we don't support our local small businesses, then it's like a finger hitting the last domino in a line, whereby they all fall down. that then makes we, as customers of, or who run businesses, more vulnerable to the large conglomerates like wal-mart, walgreen's, McDonald's, etc., where we are a number (in "The System", which has its inconvenient glitches), rather than human being, taking over all of the goods and services companies that we use. why should we allow that to happen? to keep our jobs, we should support our local businesses, particularly our local small businesses, since their employees are good to you for your loyal patronage. -- BECKER'S pharmacy has everything i need, including special disability medical supplies (canes, wheelchairs, walkers...). on top of that, it carefully and dearly fills my prescriptions and delivers them to me at home in a timely fashion. it is a pleasure to do business with becker's because you DO feel like a human being worthy of respect and friendliness. SAVE A JOB! SHOP LOCAL! read more