Not sure why there are so many negative reviews of this store. This is one of the nicest Rite Aids…read morein the Portland area, imho. Maybe I'm jaded because I lived in NE Portland for 18 years and in that part of town you have to step over people to enter the store. This store is clean, well stocked, organized and huge! Customer service is always friendly and fast enough. It's a Rite Aid, people! The Beauty section is vast, aisles and aisles stocked with everything you need. They have a great seasonal section and now with spring approaching, they are stocked with faux wicker chairs and tables plus whimsical garden art. Rite Aid always has the best price on my guilty pleasure, Dove dark chocolate miniatures; they run sales all of the time, 2 for $6. Today I bought two bags of the Easter egg shape. Also bought my favorite Revlon last all day lipstick, which actually lasts all day. Buy one get one 50% off. I always wait for these sales. Plenty of parking, drive through Pharmacy, next to Dollar Tree and across from Cedar Hills Crossing - all a plus in my book.

I did not have any issues with this location…read more Came in and grab some dental products and checked out. The entire process took less than 10 minutes.

I always get my printed photos from Walgreens and honestly I've never had any issues at this…read morelocation or other Walgreens. I walked up to the photo area that is clearly marked, I was told by the lady at the counter that there is only "one line" and she pointed to the cashier line. There was line rope and her gesturing seemed to indicate I needed to walk around the other side of it. So I walked to the line and walked back up to photo counter to request my photos again. She looked up and told me, "I told you there is one line." At that point I understood what I needed to do: I had to wait at the check out line to request my photos from a cashier. (There was no signage to say this was the protocol.) The photos printed turned out great but I'm very disappointed in the customer service I received today.

Im so tired of walking into this walgreens and automatically being greeted and rang up with an…read moreattitude. What is wrong with the employees that work here? If you dont like your job here just quit, there's no need for the unnecessary attitudes. Get it together

everything!! great customer support for and knowledge of store and products. I'll definitely visit…read moreagain soon.

The front counter lady must hate her job, she's so unfriendly. Hate doing business at places…read morewhere customer service is not priority but there are not a lot of options out there for medical equipment so I had to come here.

This location is a Superstore which means it is MASSIVE. Every department, every section within a…read moredepartment, is huge and contains a large and varied selection. For example, the health and beauty section could be it's own store! This could never be my regular Fred Meyers for this very reason. I want to get in and out quickly which is why I prefer the smaller Fred Meyer stores which have everything I need. Stopped here multiple times when in the area and every time, I have the same reaction! Yesterday I needed something in Garden, some half & half for coffee, and needed to use the restroom. That required me to walk almost the entire store! Not sure how people who have mobility issues or even are just not in the best shape could manage. All that being said, there is a great selection, produce is high quality as is the cheese, meat and fish. The staff is friendly and there is a Fred Meyer Gas Station right in the parking lot. The large turquoise planter I wanted to purchase did not ring up on sale even though there was a sign showing a discount, and the other planters rang up with the discount. Without hesitation, the manager, Diane, authorized a manual discount. This is why I shop at Freddie's!

Don't go to this location if you are ADA and need to use a motorized cart. This is the only Fred…read moreMeyer, I have found, which has treated me like a criminal while trying to get access. It took awhile just to get someone to 'unlock' one of the carts by an employee authorized to do so. Then they had to unlock it multiple times so that I could get through two different sets of doors making an elaborate scene I definitely didn't appreciate. Rolling through the store felt ridiculous, since they have a random giant robot thing for self checkout. The only job it seemed to be doing was blocking the entire aisle in an already extremely busy spot... all the other aisles were already junked up enough with random displays. And then check out came. The motorized cart let me halfway through exiting before stopping so I got to sit there blocking one of the entrances completely mortified while one employee who just happened by because he was collecting carts had to go get an authorized employee to unlock the cart. The final crux to that was him asking if there was anything else he could do while walking away behind me... classy.... did I also, did l mention I have to park in a regular space versus ADA because the ADA spaces are not near the actual entrances... but at least I was able to get a regular space near the door so that I could drive away fast from this.

Lifesavers. My…read morehusband just had an appendectomy. We usually use CVS, because of our insurance. I had a prescription from the hospital for his painkillers and I had dropped it off at CVS in the evening and was told I could pick it up in the morning. I went in at noon and they told me they could not fill it because the DEA number was for the hospital, not the prescriber. This review is about Rite Aid, so I am not going to go into all the ways CVS let me down. But, I was about in tears when I got the script back around 4:30 pm. I drove over the Rite Aid because it was the closest 24 hour pharmacy and I explained it all of the lady at the counter. I had expected to need to have the hospital call them, to work something out, like I had tried with CVS, only with no closing looming over me. Nope, she told me they could use the DEA from the hospital, no problem. An hour and a half later, I had the prescription and was driving home. I had spent 5 hours trying to get it fixed at CVS, to no avail. Rite Aid was able to help me without any drama. I had been terrified I would have to go home without it, my husband would run out in the night, and  we would be in a literally painful situation. Instead, they swooped in and rescued me. I don't care if it took and hour and a half - I got dinner and took a walk. I care that I got what I needed, in time to prevent serious issues following surgery. Some years ago, we had always used Walgreens and then, due again to a change of insurance, we had switched to Rite Aid. I had figured one pharmacy was like another. At that time, I realized they were not. They filled faster and gave me better service. Returning in this situation reminded me of how satisfactory I have always found them to be. So, do I recommend Rite Aid? Absolutely.

I've been here many times before and it was absolutely horrible for a while--hence the bad reviews…read more Not this time. My regular pharmacy (Freddy's) told me they were out of my insulin and I would have to wait until tomorrow, but I was totally out, and as you can probably guess, this isn't a medication I can just skip for a day or any length of time. I went to Providence Urgent Care at Tanasbourne, but they were closed. As a last ditch effort before having to go wait all night at the ER, I crossed my fingers and walked in here instead. Since I had used them before, I was at least in their system. The pharmacist listened and was patient with me (I couldn't remember my doctor's name since I just switched and haven't seen her yet) but she tried to locate it in the system. Finally I remembered and told her, and she placed a call to the after hours number and had the on call call her back. I waited an hour, and despite them not even being my pharmacy any longer, they gave me a single pen to last me until I could get a proper refill. Saved me from a night of pain and possible need to call an ambulance.

I had my surgeon call in my prescription in the morning. I went in after work and waited in line…read morefor 45 minutes only to be told it was not ready. I had to leave and come back the next day to get my prescription. the total incompetence of the people working here has caused me to change to another pharmacy. my wife tried to warn me about this place but I didn't want the hassle of changing. But they convinced me that they don't care about the people they are supposed to be serving.

My roommate gets a prescription here every month for a medical condition. Last night he called to…read moresee if this month's Rx was ready. They told him it was ready for pick up. He asked me if I wud pick it up today on my way home from work. I arrived around noon time and there was a line of about six people ahead of me. When I got to the cashier I was told that the Rx wasn't ready but they wud expedite it to be ready in ten to fifteen minutes. I was told that when the Rx was ready I wud have to get in line again. WHOA! Bad customer service guys. When you tell us a Rx is ready to be picked up then it shud BE READY. Having me wait in line twice when it's your fault is WRONG.

It must because the population is aging or something but it seems like there is a drug store on…read moreevery corner these days. Used to be there was only one for an entire neighborhood, if that. This one is pretty much the same as every other cookie cutter rite-aid, Walgreens, what have you. Nothing you can't find for less money at a Walmart. This place happens to be handy for me although I don't use the pharmacy since I am a VA client. But if you're looking for the sort of stuff you'd find at a Rite-aid and don't feel like saving money at Wallyworld you'll likely find it here. Or just up the street at Walgreens, CVS, Pharmaca, Freddys, Safeway, Albertsons... you get the idea. I'm not big in supporting these impersonal franchise outfits since I strongly prefer to support local mom and pop businesses that contribute to the community and local economy. But it is what it is these days. The small business owner has been pushed out. The review is five stars because there's nothing much to complain about here. It's not the franchise owner's fault that Rite-aid corporate shoved out the small local drug store that used to be here.... long, long ago since there was no local drug store in Cedar Mill for as far back as I can remember. I guess maybe when Bales had a small pharmacy? UPDATE: The bot response from Rite-aid posted below is a glowing example of what I am talking about. Impersonal, Corporate cookie cutter, one size fits all, gratuitous "apologies" by some drone who clearly could care less how I (or you) feel about anything. It's interesting that this dunce, who clearly never took the time to actually read my review, would post and tell even more accurately than I just did why these Corporate outfits that are pushing out local mom and Pop businesses are so fundamentally evil. Gee, we're soooo sorry you had a [select one] problem, bad experience, mishap, heart attack, none_of_the_above at our store. We are soooooo sorry. Please contact us on twitter (yeah, right) and we will promptly ignore everything you say and will spam you into the second coming once we get your contact information. Have a nice day! Thanks "Pam" in India or where ever your offshore boiler room is. I couldn't have said it better myself.

I had absolutely no intention of going to Rite Aid today. I did however have to get out and get…read moresome exercise since I have been cooped up at my in-law's house watching everyone open up their Christmas presents. Planet Fitness is obviously closed so I was walking down from the West Hills, and before I knew it I was coming up to Valaria View Rd. It was at this point that I realized that I needed a men's room. I decided to continue across Barnes Rd and ask if I could use the bathroom @ Rite Aid. I did use to work there so I had a feeling they would allow it. The shopping center seemed to still be under "pretty heavy" construction. Lots of the facades still had the generic white signs on them and there were large gate blockades blocking [sic] the walkway. I walked down to Rite Aid but there was a (solid) metal gate that was down. I am guessing this is because there had been multiple break-ins. I was expecting the store to be open because the CVS that I work at is open. I am hoping that this location hasn't been closed....

This CVS is truly a great pharmacy. They know me, even behind the mask, and are extremely helpful…read more It is so nice to meet such a well spoken, friendly group of people.

This pharmacy is the absolute best. Always friendly, very efficient, short wait times even with a…read moreline of customers. Special mentions for Scott D. who brilliantly found my son's vax records and helped us avoid an unnecessary booster, and Staci who, in addition to being a great pharmacist, handles a crowd with ease and kindness. Thank you, CVS Target Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy!

Another reason people hate Walmart, cruddy service. I recycled cans and bottles and when I checked…read moreout, I tried to use the receipt which said to use at checkout, only to be told I cannot and had to wait in line at Customer Service which had one person there and three people in line.

I found everything I needed and the employees were nice, most of the place was decently organized…read moreand staffed.

I cannot believe how incompetent both the lead pharmacist and tech are at this Rite Aid. They don't…read morewant to be working here and it really shows. The store is conveniently located, sorta. Avoid the pharmacy at all costs.

Everything could be improved if they would just stock the store! There is hardly anything on the…read moreshelves and the store is located in a dozen plus large communities. Unless they are going out of business it should be profitable. If it had goods to sell!