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    Costco Pharmacy

    3.6 (8 reviews)

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    7 months ago

    Very helpful and fast. appreciate them working with me to get the best cost. But not sure why yelp requires 85 characters.

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    Visited this pharmacy for the first time yesterday…read more Interior / Exterior This place was very hard for me to find. I was traveling from Marietta (north on Cobb Pkwy) and for some reason, my navigation had me turn left on Pine Mountain Court ... then right on Pine Mountain Way ... then left on Pine Mountain Rd. Almost immediately after I turned left on to Pine Mountain Rd, it announced that I'd arrived at my location. I was next to bunch of trees. I made a U-turn and turned left into the parking lot I'd just passed, but it turned out to be the Masjid Suffah mosque. I drove around for 20 minutes before I actually found the pharmacy. If you turn left on Pine Mountain Rd, they're a few feet ahead on the right. The sign at the street will say Cedar Creek Professional Center. There's plenty of parking. The interior is pretty barebones. It's mainly filled with boxes and packaging materials. Keep in mind, it's not a pharmacy WITH a sterile compounding pharmacy inside. It's solely a pharmacy & compounding pharmacy so there's no OTC meds, DME, snacks or tchotchkes. Price / Value Unsure how they compare to other pharmacies with regards to pricing because they're the only local pharmacy (I'm aware of) that compounds the injectable my Dr. prescribed. There is a significant discount for purchasing 3 months upfront, but since I wasn't certain how well I'll do / if I can tolerate it, I went with one month for now. Customer Service I saw all the previous reviews and about how hard they are to reach on the phone - and I gotta say - it's true. They are EXTREMELY hard to reach on the phone. When I was driving around panicking that they were going to close before I located them - I called 3 times to ask for help finding the building and could not get anyone to answer the phone. When I arrived, the receptionist wasn't on the phone - she was sitting at the desk - and I was still on hold - so I'm not sure what that was about. I think the people who answer the phones are in the back and there's a sign 'Now Hiring,' so I guess they're really short-staffed and that contributes to the phone answering issues. The voicemail greeting is also insanely long - and the option to speak to a patient care representative is listed AFTER the option to share your info for text updates. And it's the same # / option - so the greeting seems a bit convoluted. Before I ever visited, I got a phone call from them to collect payment. I told them I wanted to speak to my prescribing physician and I would call back in a few days. Each day, I got an automated call reminding me that I had an Rx there. But here's what's weird: the Rx wasn't even ready. The woman I'd spoken to said it would take 4 - 6 weeks after collecting my payment, for me to receive the Rx. And if I picked it up (versus shipping), it would be roughly 4 - 6 days. She was kinda snippy. And when I called back to pay, I spoke to another woman who was a little condescending and she kept interrupting me / not truly listening to me - so it made the conversation take WAY longer than it should have. So the automated system calling daily to remind a person that there's a Rx that's been called in, even once you talked to a staff member ... that seems like a bit much. I think the overall ordering process / system needs some tweaking. Despite all that, once I arrived and got my Rx, I asked if I could speak to someone about the Rx and that's when my customer service experience completely changed. Adam (the pharmacist on duty that day) was so patient and kind. He explained how I'd need to 'pinch an inch' at the '3pm or 9pm positions,' two or three inches away from my navel. He explained the importance of cleaning the vial's rubber stopper (the sternum) and my tummy, using the provided alcohol swabs, before injecting myself. That reminds me, the receptionist gave me my vial in sealed plastic mailer, but she neglected to give me syringes or alcohol pads, so if I hadn't asked to speak to Adam, I would have driven all the way back to Marietta without the necessary supplies and since they're closed on Sat & Sun, I would have had to wait to drive all the way back on Monday to pick everything up. And this is about a 35 minute drive (NOT counting the time I wasted looking for the building - lol). Once I arrived home, I discovered that they provide you with a handy dandy 'cheat sheet' with instructions / tips for administering a subcutaneous injection / injection to adipose tissue. Adam took the time to speak to me about the various mechanisms of action of this particular compound and he was super encouraging. He also gave me their new email address and told me to be sure to call with any questions. He's the reason I'm giving these folks 5 stars. Overall Overall, I think the phone tree / greeting needs some work and the people manning the phones could stand to be a little bit more patient / empathetic.

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    Went inside to pick up a prescription. 2 people working in the pharmacy but you have to use a…read morescreen to login. No problem. It found my prescription and noted to wait for assistance - to hand me my prescription. The 2 people working just kept having their private conversation in public and not helping. Literally looked at me and put heads back down to do nothing. CVS also has rewards you can use toward purchases. It no longer covers the tax?? I had $5 in rewards to use. A $3 item with reward applied came up to $.06. When I asked the person behind the counter about the math not mathing, I got a blank stare. I'm moving my prescriptions to Walgreens across the street.

    On Oct 25, I dropped my Rx off at this location. It was for my senior dog…read more The pharmacist shouted from her desk to the window during our entire exchange. It's 'just a pet' - but it's still a violation (and rude) to shout out me from the pharmacist desk all the way over to the drive thru and ask me to shout confidential information back over to you. In this case, it was my pet, but even when I asked her if I wanted to come inside the store, she snapped 'No.' Didn't get the pharmacist name. Long hair, Indian I think, or possibly Latino. She also argued with me that that they couldn't get medicine. Then argued with me - said pet name wasn't in system. I patiently and kindly explained that another CVS had ordered the Rx without an issue 30 days ago. She begrudgingly said she would try to order it. Rx arrived the very next business day. My pickup visit, Oct 29 was a complete 180. When I came to pick it up, the first associate I encountered was rude. Didn't get her name, but she was Caucasian with long dark gray hair, looks like actress Mayim Bialik. I said hello and I asked her how she was doing. Apologized for coming in so close to closing time and she didn't even acknowledge my greeting. Just asked me for my name and DOB. I gave her my dog's info. The wrong GoodRx code had been put on the medication, cost was nearly $70 instead of $24. She told me to go see her - gesturing to the other window / other associate and that I MIGHT be able to get her to rerun it before closing (in 5 minutes). Refused to explain to the other associate what was going on. Now, for the good part: The other associate was SUPER kind. Didn't get her name - African woman with hair in twists. She took her time to remove all the incorrect BINs and applied the correct one. Expressed sympathy for what my little senior dog was going through. Was pleasant and patient even though it was closing time. The pharmacist on duty (young African American woman with long braids) was working on a bunch of Rx's but still took the time to smile, greet me and tell me to have a good evening when I completed my transaction with the other associate. In fact both of them wished me a good evening and told me that they hoped my dog felt better. I would give both of them maximum 10 stars, but the gray haired associate and pharmacist from the drop off day deserve zero stars - so I settled on 7 stars. CVS should train the pharmacists on HIPAA and coach the rude pharmacist and that one rude associate on how to be empathetic. Nearly all the people coming to the pharmacy are doing so because they have some sort of illness (or their loved ones do). How about showing a little grace? Especially if the customer is trying to be kind and patient.

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