I had been hearing about Hina's for years before my coma. After my coma, i have a lot of maintenance meds. Honestly just filling 1 medication a month at cvs was always a problem. So after my coma in 2016 i made the switch to Hina's and i don't regret it.
1. I was able to email my med list & have them request the transfers from cvs, i appreciated that they let me do this. Repeating information somehow gets me worked up (workin on that but that's besides my point). They were nice from day one, i appreciate that.
2. Hinas is the one pharmacy in my life that i feel like has gone to bat for ME (the patient) the most. My meds are always filled, if somethings unavailable, they communicate when it will be in, the techs contact my doctors and make notes to do things & follow up. They have done so much to go above & beyond to help me. I can't even put it into words. They do all they can to work with the insurance & my providers, to be sure I'm not out of my meds for a day. (A large chain, would never...)
3. If i ever have a question for the pharmacist i can just call and ask. Sure you can at any pharmacy pretty much buttt Ed knows who i am, he knows my history and doesn't need to verify my entire list of personal info (in front of a store full of customers) to tell me, to take something at night, instead of in the morning. Also he knows I'm persistent.. i stay on top of my prescriptions and faxes etc to my doctors so he works with me and anticipates my needs sometimes even before i know them! It's incredible.
I'm saying. I have no regrets switching to Hina's. Also i mean they're a local small business. Who doesn't want to support that? And the delivery, two rounds? Sooo incredibly helpful! The drivers are all so nice!
I appreciate everyone at Hina's. Thanks (if you see this) for everything! read more