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    MinuteClinic at CVS

    3.4 (8 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 1:00 pm, 2:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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    Excellent service! Knowledgeable, friendly and fast! My second time there, both visits met my needs in a professional and caring way. GRW

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    Naval Medical Clinic New England - Pharmacy. Check-in at kiosk and wait for your number to be called

    Naval Medical Clinic New England

    3.7(3 reviews)
    9.7 mi

    We visit the Navy Med. Clinic for pharmacy services. As retired military who qualify to receive…read morecare at the VA, this pharmacy allows for prescriptions from the VA to be transferred to this location. Parking is around back. Show your ID to enter the building. The building is large and includes medical records, radiology and other medical services. We don't often see many staff in the main lobby area, but those we have encountered have all been helpful and pleasant. Most departments are down hallways off the central lobby or upstairs. A public restroom is down the hall, past medical records. There is a small 'café' down a hall on your right just past the pharmacy that includes a couple of vending machines. Although there is a food prep area here, I have never seen this area open. There is quite a bit of medical info available posted throughout the facility and from time to time they have a medical exhibit of one sort or another in the lobby area. The pharmacy is right inside the door. Use the kiosk to scan your military ID, answer some questions and you will be issued a ticket. Have a seat and wait for your number to be called on their automated system. We don't usually have more than a few minute wait but always come prepared because some days the clinic is hopping and the pharmacy busy.

    My husband is active duty Navy and so he basically stuck getting his medical care on base. The plus…read moreside is that it's free and it's relatively self-contained, but the downside is pretty extensive. Before the covid pandemic, it was hard for us to get him appointments for routine visits and even harder for us to get him referrals for specialty services that were outside the clinic. Referral management at this clinic seemed to revel in its feeling of power in keeping referrals from service members which I feel is a dire problem for service members who truly need services. Every time I've been here, it seems like the clinic is well staffed, however this does not relate to a well-oiled machine by any stretch. Whether we were there for a pharmacy refill or for a standard checkup, it seemed like visits took much longer than they needed to because of poorly managed time and recurring disregard for the time service members and their families set aside for their scheduled appointments. Now that covid is impacting basically everything, the clinic is no different. Everyone regardless of who they are is required to wear a face covering while on any installation which includes family members of service members. If you are non-essential, you are not allowed to go inside the clinic which makes sense. They are also working the kinks out for bringing pharmacy items out to the curb to reduce the exposure of service members to potentially sick people which I think is fine. The only issue is that the system is not working and they have had to go back to the clinic multiple times just to pick up a routine prescription that they told me was ready. We've had the experience of getting to know multiple installation clinics through our career with the Navy and understandably this is the one of the smallest if not the smallest clinic. That said, its relative size shouldn't dictate the quality of care it provides to its service members and their families as well as the veteran community who depends on it.

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