Be forewarned: The staff here is unprofessional and cannot handle when *they* make a mistake. One of their techs called me to confirm a prescription and mispronounced my name, speaking to me on a first-name basis, which is a huge red flag. When I corrected her pronunciation, she proceeded to ignore me and be smug and condescending throughout the call. When I asked the price of the prescription, she read it to me in baby voice. Literally. She then attempted to discourage me from acquiring my medication because she assumed, based on my ethnic name/accent alone, that I could not afford it. This is discrimination. I called to file a complaint, and instead of owning up to the terrible service and attitude, the supervisor made it about the price because I'm self-paying. The supervisor kept saying, "this is what we have to offer," but I didn't ask for options or a new offer, nor was I concerned about the price. I asked for them to apologize for being disrespectful and discriminatory. The staff here does not listen to the customer to address their needs, instead choosing to be presumptive about the issue and dismissing the concern by shifting the blame onto the customer.
Full disclosure, I can pay for that prescription in cash and then some. What I don't like is smug and condescending healthcare workers not owning up to their mistakes and instead choosing to talk down to potential customers because they self pay or if a prescription isn't covered. If I had a positive experience, I probably would have bought the item based on my doctor's recommendation and the fact that it's the same price as my local pharmacy. Still, it was clear that she was discouraging me from getting my medication which is illegal.
I wouldn't recommend this pharmacy to anyone; their in-house leadership and training is poor. They have a terrible customer service culture, and because it's family-owned, you cannot hold anyone accountable without filing a complaint with the state (which I absolutely plan to do.) This is something to consider if you have specific needs. When I told the supervisor I planned to escalate my complaint to the state due to his poor handling, he encouraged me to do it. If I need to get my lawyer involved I will, I'm sure sincerely apologizing to customers when a mistake and correcting poor service practices would be a much easier approach. read more