They where a great addition as a pharmacy to the neighborhood. Unfortunately they where bought out…read moreby safaeway and closed-door simply for there clients list as safaeway has a location across the street, to my understanding. To bad loved there delivery service now Im back to another small pharmacy that offers delivery INNOVA Pharmacy on Jamison cort of Manzanita or (Family discount pharmacy) next to the medical building they offer delivery and have a great staff. And no footwork getting your transfers from other pharmacy just have to give permission to do so they take care of the rest.

Amazing neighborhood pharmacy!The people who work here are very helpful!They got a lot of dietary…read moresupplements and am looking forward to going back soon!

My son (13 years old ) NEVER goes to the doctor or needs prescriptions.. but we found ourselves at…read morea urgent care and a prescription called to this CVS at 8pm on Labor Day. My first initial interaction was with aliciana and pharmacist Lorrick. They were both VERY kind and accommodating. Lorrick with MORE than helpful as my son's RX insurance numbers weren't working and being rejected. He worked his magic and boom, got it to work. Then when he councled my teenage son, he leaned in and explained the medicine directly to him ( as he is a young man) and I was obviously right there hearing all advice. Anyways, Lorrick you deserve an atta boy! Thanks for making my experience so nice.

Less wait times at the drive thru! We have been here so many times before and they always take too…read morelong to process someone's order. If you have 4-6 cars ahead of you, you can guarantee a 40-50 minute wait time sitting in line until you get served. Fast food drive thru's take less time to give you your food! So it begs the question: WTF is taking so long to get your prescription! My wife and I are over this and are thinking we wouldn't mind paying a little more for prescriptions if they take this long. The wait times inside the store are even more atrocious!

I had one of the most degrading experiences I've ever had at a pharmacy at this Rite Aid location…read more The pharmacist looked at me like I was a drug addict or trying to abuse my medication--right in front of a line of customers. It was humiliating, judgmental, and completely uncalled for. What they didn't know was that my original prescription for 1 mg doses was written by my nurse practitioner, and after my condition worsened, my doctor approved an increased dosage. I followed medical advice, nothing more. But instead of treating me with dignity, the pharmacist made assumptions without context and acted like I was doing something shady. Then, when a new prescription was sent in for a lower dose, they only allowed me to pick that up and didn't bother to explain anything. I wasn't even told there was a 1 mg version available. There was zero communication, zero compassion, and a complete lack of professionalism. People's prescriptions often change--doses go up or down depending on medical need--and pharmacists should know better. But the way I was treated made me feel like I was being profiled or criminalized just for following doctor's orders. Honestly, no wonder Rite Aid went bankrupt. This kind of disrespectful and incompetent treatment is exactly why people are taking their business elsewhere.

WHAT HAPPENED? I…read morewent to RA to purchase eye drops, an ace wrap, and a bottle of wine. I don't know what happened to that place. I felt like old Mother Hubbard, so I went to the cupboard and found nothing. When top management makes decisions out of fear, you'll fail.. Case in point: A Sacramento Rite Aid sold liquor to an underage boy and got caught. Instead of management implementing additional safety measures such as educating their sales associates on what to look for, instead they directed all stores to ID everyone from 21 to 100. That my friends is a prime example of poor management. Maybe that's why the cupboards are bare and now one is near...Please close the store and give Gold River residents another choice. We are already dealing with a crappy bel air market.

It seems like allergy season is when we visit this location. We were running errands and the…read moreallergies were getting out of control, so we stopped by for Zyrtec D. My husband went to the pharmacy to grab allergy medicine and I got sidetracked by the candy aisle. I ended up getting a variety of different gummy candies including skittles gummies and sweet tart gummies. We also picked up a couple drinks. The staff was friendly and we were able to go through the pharmacy area and the front check out in a quick amount of time. We also found everything we were looking for, plus some.

I don't come to shop store but I definitely use the photo department here. Sebastian is by far the…read morebest photo guy in this area. Once in a while I use the 24 hr pharmacy but the photo dept is awesome

Darla is an absolute lifesaver!!!! I could not get my doctor to respond about my refill for 4 days…read more She called and faxed and did everything she could to get a response. Within an hour I had my prescriptions. She is an angel! Safeway is lucky to have her.

They're Helpful & informative on status of medications. Willing to contact other pharmacies if they…read moredon't have the medications on hand.

Layout and pricing are similar to like CVS Pharmacy businesses. Convenient location to where I was…read morein Citrus Heights/Orangevale. Stocked up on what I needed. Decent customer service.

I'll start by acknowledging that things can get busy. I understand having to wait in line a bit. I…read moredon't understand having to wait an hour in the drive thru, FINALLY getting up to the window, the employee spending 30 seconds to find my prescription, and then 10 minutes grabbing it. "Just 1 in the fridge for you". Okay, cool, so you know where it is, what it is, and who its for. It should not take 10 minutes to hand it out through the drive thru. Maybe if he was the only one working! But I counted 4 other people behind the counter, none of whom even looked up at me. And they weren't even considerate enough to apologize for the delay, or thank anyone for their patience, or give any sort of reasoning. A pharmacy that does not understand the potential urgency behind getting patients their meds should absolutely not be in business, and I hope that doctors and patients everywhere see this and make it clear to everyone around them NOT to use the CVS on Greenback and Fair Oaks.

When Rite Aid closed I had to choose a new pharmacy. I was tired of the horrible service, and long…read morelines at Rite Aid, CVS, Walgreen's and grocery store pharmacy's. So I decided to look for an old time pharmacy. To my surprise, none really exist anymore. But I did find one, Vitality Pharmacy in Folsom. I decided to give it a shot, and Im so glad I did. The service here is fantastic. The staff take care and interest in my wellbeing. They fill my prescriptions quickly and send me a text when its ready. I couldn't be happier with my experience here. I drive all the way from Fair Oaks to get my prescriptions filled here, and its well worth it. And, if you dont feel like driving they also offer delivery for a small fee. Highly recommended!

Very helpful and caring service. Answers phone calls. Extremely clean and easily accessible from…read moreparking lot.

I was greeted as soon as I walked in. The store is very organized and clean. I like this market…read morebecause it has a little of everything one may need which saves a trip to another store or one of the supercenters. I really like their deli department. It is small but it has a variety of deli meats that can be sliced for your preference. I want to give a shout out to Shirley and Lhyric who hold down the deli department. They are always so friendly and personable. Excellent customer service. The staff at the front of the store and at the registers are always so helpful and friendly.

I'm extremely disappointed with the inconsistency in policy enforcement and the level of customer…read moreservice I experienced tonight. Ken, the cashier, has never asked me for identification during previous alcohol purchases, yet tonight I was refused service because my partner did not have his ID with him. I understand that Walmart has policies in place regarding alcohol sales, and I respect the need to follow them. However, the inconsistent enforcement of these policies is frustrating, particularly when I was the one making the purchase and was fully prepared to provide my own identification. What made the situation even more disappointing was the lack of professionalism and assistance from management. When I attempted to address my concerns, the only response I received was, "That's the policy," with no further explanation, acknowledgment of the inconsistency, or effort to provide any customer service. I expect policies to be enforced consistently and employees, particularly management, to demonstrate professionalism, accountability, and a willingness to address customer concerns. This experience was entirely unacceptable, and I hope management takes this feedback seriously and makes an effort to improve both policy consistency and the overall customer experience.

I wish this was the first time. Or even the 20th. But it's so often that I am now ceding. I have a…read moreBel Air card with the year 1979 on it. The amount of times that I have had to follow up on phone are ridiculous. Once would be ok In a year but now it's ten or twenty in the last two years. My parents in their late 70's refuse to fill here due to the availability or general service. I've been shopping at Madison since 1995. There are staff that take their job seriously and I appreciate it. I hate change. My sone had his wisdom Tarth out today. I requested that I'd get his medicine at 12:00 pm or after. I'm here now and I guess the entire pharmacy is at lunch. I hope it's a good one. After 41 years it will be the last time I darken this door. Luckily Safeway is across the street and cares.

I wish I had read all the Yelp reviews BEFORE I started sending Rx's to Raleys on Madison…read more I have to travel to Walnut Creek for some of my doctor visits. Yesterday was one of those days. The doctor prescribed my first try at a drug that's prescribed to half of all school kids these days AND its a controlled substance. I asked the doc to send the Rx to Raleys on Madison. When I got back home that afternoon, I went to Raleys to pick up my Rx. On duty at that time were 2 young men ( mid 20's ) dressed in blue scrubs and the pharmacist - an older man wearing a lab coat. One of the minions confirmed my identity and then informed me that because this is a controlled substance and my doctor was "not in the area" that they would not be able to fill my Rx. I asked them to define what "the area" means and they said that Walnut Creek is not in the area and the area means the "general Sacramento area". Well, that makes perfect sense now....NOT. After the pharmacist joined into the conversation that was growing more ridiculous by the second, he suggested I move from Walnut Creek to this area. English was obviously a second language for this trusted and highly qualified health care professional. I explained to him that I live two blocks from here and it is my doctor who is in Walnut Creek....I live here. Vlad didn't seem to understand or care and told me there is nothing he could do. I left the store. I went home and called my doctor. The doc said he'd contact the pharmacy and ask them to cooperate. He also added that these stupid "policies" by some businesses "makes my blood boil".... You and me both, brother! He phoned me back a few minutes later and said that he spoke to Vlad and that I could pick up my Rx but that it's likely I won't be able to use Raley's for subsequent Rx's of this type, again, because of their stupid policy. I rode my bike back over to the pharmacy....did I mention I live 2 blocks away...and Vlad filled my Rx. Never again, Raleys. You've failed me too many times.

called to make sure a prescription transfer to Walgreens had been processed and the person who…read moreanswered the phone literally lied to me. First she said the transfer had not been received, when I told her I had been on the phone with the Walgreens when they faxed over the request she changed her story and said she had just received it 15-20 mins prior to me calling and that it takes 2-3 hours to process the transfer. I waited 2 hours to call them to follow up on the transfer from my initial conversation with Walgreens. I have been a longtime CVS customer and had only requested the transfer because the did not have the medication in stock however my two most recent contacts with them have made me rethink that relationship. Moving on to Walgreens.

After having a terrible experience at a Bel Air pharmacy (waited a week and they still hadn't…read moretransferred my prescription and were bizarrely rude to me about it, told me they didn't have time to call and check on it), I had such a refreshing experience at the CVS pharmacy in Target. I called and my prescription was transferred from Kaiser within 45 minutes!! Not only that, but they were kind and didn't act like I was a burden to help. Sad that this isn't the norm, but I really appreciated it. Thank you!