I brought my sister here after a horrible botched surgery (community east hospital) that left her…read morewith gangrene wound 7 by 9 inches. They said she needed an amputation and she refused and was placed in home hospice to die!!!!! She is 45 years of age. Being a regular, I immediately thought of Eva, I sent the picture of Heather's leg and ask her if the oxygen chamber could heal this wound. She replied yes and we started the next day. It took 70 sessions, 70 days in a row but it healed and I am so grateful to the beautiful team of healers who were with us every step of the way

I had the Lymphatic Drainage Massage with Cierra. She was so knowledgeable and explained what she…read morewas doing and more. The massage was so great. It helped me sleep well and I'm still feeling great the next day. I will be back for sure!

This Walgreens is conveniently located at the corner of Shelbyville and Southport Roads. Most of…read morethe pharmacy staff are nice and ready to help. (There is one employee who is a little crabby!) The store is well stocked with cosmetics, hygiene items, baby supplies, snacks and more. They have a great selection of cards and gift cards as well. So thankful to have this pharmacy.

Pharmacy is a joke, rude with no etiquette for customer service. Will be transferring and filling…read moreany new prescriptions with other providers.

The pharmacy is never reliable, I've had to switch my medications because I can't depend on them to…read morebe open.

Yet again I am reminded that this place is so much better than it's competitor across the street…read more Got us in expeditiously, got the shot we needed, records we needed, etc. Shout out to the tech Daniel. Guy was a pro. Way better than the rude techs at CVS.

Hours for the pharmacy says 9-8. Dropped off my script…read moreafter a visit to the ER. Next morning I show up to a sign that's "short staff. Open 3-5 today". Already waited an hour from going in to work now I have to leave early to make a 2 hour window. Another occasion I received an email stating my script was ready for pick up. Arrive and the very rude lady said they don't have a script for me. I kindly said you emailed me that it was ready. And she very rudely stated " I didn't email you!" I hate this pharmacy Plainfield location in my future

You can guarantee at mooresville pharmacy you will make no less than 2 trips to get your…read moreprescriptions each month. Definitely done with this location. Absolutely terrible service!

This location is not dependable. You don't know from week to week whether the pharmacy will be…read moreopen. This makes it very difficult for a cancer patient like me to follow the directions of my doctors. Get it together or close the pharmacy.

About a year ago this pharmacy was okay. When I got pregnant I stopped taking all prescriptions and…read moreafter I had my baby had my pain scripts sent here to be filled after leaving the hospital on wednesday. On arrival I was told there are no pharmacists available on wednesdays and sundays. I went a day without narcotic pain medicine and was in a terrible state but there was nothing I could do since it was a narcotic it could not be transferred. The next day I went back and was told there was still no pharmacist on duty and they weren't sure when a pharmacist would be. my doctor understood the situation and I did get my pain relievers elsewhere. In short don't sent your scripts here as of July 2022. There's no accurate way of knowing when a pharmacist will be on duty to fill them

Worst drive through pharmacy ever!!! 15 min per car. Only open 10Am to 6PM on weekdays. I can't…read moreeven. Need to switch my scripts!

This is been my pharmacy since we moved to Noblesville 14 years ago, and to be honest I used to…read morelove it. We have always used Walgreens as it was always easy to pick up prescriptions when we moved from city to city or when we were out of town and transfer without hassle. I know that everyone is struggling with staffing, but this pharmacy is an absolute nightmare. I know the staff is doing the best that they can, but I am transferring my prescriptions to Kroger where they are open on weekends and from what I understand have far better customer service.

Friendly small town service in chain drug store the pharmacist was happy to call my normal pharmacy…read moreto provide refill while we were in town and took time to explain process. Prescription would be ready later in the day and she would text us. So easy and friendly. We picked up inexpensive Halloween cards and popcorn. Check out was easy. They have section of wine and beer. Shelves were stocked neatly with seasonal items for fall and Halloween. Specials throughout the store per usual Walgreens. Store was clean and well organized and it was easy to find stuff. 3 aisles of greeting cards and good selection. I'll be back when in town. These people treat you right!

I hate to be *that girl* to leave a negative review, but this particular Walgreens location makes…read moreme want to pull my hair out. The only reason this is a 2 star review instead of a single star is because of the retail staff; they're always friendly and accommodating, greeting you the moment you walk through the door and chatting kindly as they check you out. The pharmacy staff, however, needs a serious course in customer service and dealing with the public. If my health plan didn't mandate that I use Walgreens, I would've changed pharmacies a long time ago. I've had multiple, MULTIPLE negative interactions with pharmacy staff, specifically pharmacy technicians, both in the capacity of patient and as a prescriber. When I have called in new prescriptions for patients, I've utilized the prescriber voicemail, which is great. But heaven forbid you need to speak directly with the poor overworked pharmacists, because you'll be waiting for quite some time. They obviously work incredibly hard to keep up. From a patient perspective, picking up my own scripts is an ordeal that is inevitably faaaarrrr more complicated than it should be. Despite having savings cards on file for all my pricey brand-name prescriptions, the pharmacy tech rudely announces the incorrect price each and every time; when I kindly point out that I have savings cards, I'm told that either 1. I'm wrong & there's no card on file (to which I pull out the card so they can yet again verify the info) or 2. They've already run the savings card price (which they haven't, as I know exactly how much my scripts cost). I'm a firm believer in respect, especially to those in service-type industries, but it's all I can do to be kind to the often incredibly rude techs who check me out at the pharmacy. I've had eyes rolled at me and I've been condescended multiple times; customer service is absolutely horrendous at this location. One instance upset me so much that I broke my cardinal rule (never identify yourself as a healthcare provider in public) and told the pharmacy technician that I was an NP, so she didn't have to demean me explaining how prescription savings cards work. If you need a quick birthday card, diet coke, or bag of gummy bears, this is your place. If you expect your pharmacy staff to provide acceptable customer service, run far away!

Typically very quick in and out. Checkout line never more than two deep. Apple Pay works great…read morehere. I use Aetna and they take my insurance. Drive through is quick. Decent sales, no three mile long receipt. Really not sure how they can improve. Only one other review on this location, and by someone from Minnesota, so I would advise disregarding. I live within walking distance of this location and go there three-four times a quarter.

The pharmacy itself is excellent. The staff has always been helpful, knowledgeable, accurate, and…read morefast. They have nationwide database. A prescription written for a store in Arlington, TX can be filled in Carmel, IN. My only complaint is that prescription prices were about three times higher than my usual pharmacy. The retail side, however...has been a completely different experience. On three separate visits to pick up prescriptions, every retail item I selected rang up at a price that was 50% to 100% higher than the price displayed on the shelf. Each time, I questioned the price. An employee checked the shelf tags and told the cashier that the higher prices were correct. Despite the growing line behind me, I went back to the aisles, took photos of the posted prices, and brought them to the register. Once I showed the photos, the cashier honored the advertised prices. After this happened on three different visits, it's hard to believe these are isolated mistakes. It gives the impression that Walgreens is relying on customers not noticing or not challenging incorrect prices. The pharmacy staff deserves praise, but the pricing practices on the retail side have made me lose confidence in shopping there.