It is telling that the only scores that are even moderately good are from years ago.
I move around a lot and so I have used many pharmacies (I kid you not probably at least 8-10 in the last 5 years) and this one is bar none the worst.
On at least two separate occasions this pharmacy 'hasn't received' my prescription from my doctor. I've checked with my doctor and, of course, he sent them over. Indeed he can even provide the date that he faxed them over. The pharmacy simply lost them.
Of course because they lost my prescription that means that on both occasions I missed several doses of a medication that needs to build up in your system. A medication that is dangerous for me to go on and off of. So this isn't just inconvenient, it's dangerous.
To make matters worse, when you go on this medicine after not having taken it in a while you have to go on it slowly. But I'm on the max dosage and since they lost my prescription both times I had to start all over at the lower dosage. But even this is a problem because most recently they claim that they can't give me the lower dosage.
Normally that would make sense (they legally can't give out a different prescription than the one the doctor prescribes) except in this case I had a prescription for the lower dosage sitting in their system. So I asked if they could give me that prescription. Their answer was 'no' because the doctor had prescribed the higher dosage more recently. Of course it was that same doctor that prescribed the lower dosage and ironically had I *not* insisted that they contact the doctor to sort out their original mistake then the lower dosage would have been the only one that they had in their system so presumably (?) would have been able to give it to me.
So then I was faced with the decision do I just pick up the prescription of the higher dose so that I can actually take my medicine for my health but risk having a seizure (the side effect of just jumping to the higher dosage) or do I stay off of my medicine while they sort out the mistake that they made?
And that was only one of the times that they lost a prescription for me.
They also don't seem to understand how insurance works.
On one occasion I was picking up several prescriptions. They ran up the first two or three no problem. Then they get to the last one and ask me if I have insurance because this med was marked to be rung up for cash.
Do I have insurance? Yeah, it's the same insurance that the other three meds were rung up with!
The real kicker with it is that as I am getting my insurance card out they look at their screen again and say 'oh, here it is! They just haven't run it through yet. Let me try it.'
How is that not your first thing to check? You *know* that I have insurance because of my other meds. So if you see that your pharmacy made a mistake and didn't run one med through with insurance then simply run it through. That's not even a pharmacy specific complaint, that's basic customer service.
TL;DR: If you go here you are liable to not get the medications that your doctor has decided are important for keeping you healthy and when you finally do they will quite possibly forget that insurance is a thing.
That's dangerous and expensive. Go somewhere else.
Edit: So after my doctor said that he sent over the prescription (again) I went to pick it up. They claimed that they still hadn't received it. Well, one pharmacist did. But one of the people (a tech?) said that there was a new prescription since the last time I had been in and it had been filled! Imagine my surprise! Unfortunately they filled a prescription from years ago. I mean, seriously, how does that happen? My guess is that because both pills were for the same dosage (150 mg) that when they entered the new prescription (the one that my doc sent over and they claimed they didn't receive) they mistook it for the years old prescription from their files which had the same dosage. That's speculation, of course, because I couldn't get an answer from them because some of them were still claiming that they hadn't received *any* prescription at all. Needless to say, I have left for another pharmacy. read more