This review is about Walgreens/Providence Express. On 2/10/26 I called my care team at Providence…read more I had what I thought was a fractured jaw. They advised me to go to Walgreens for a 10:40 AM appointment. I visited with a nurse practicioner. He advised that I get an xray at Providence. He said he would line that up for the same day and have them call. It is now 9:45 AM the next morning. Nobody had ever called. One would think that this was a simple problem with a simple solution. Apparently, that is incorrect. Waste of time and money.

UPDATE - This review was written back in March but didn't go live until today…read more I took a prescription for an antibiotic in for my elderly mother on our way home from an emergent hospital visit. They were too busy to fill it despite being open for several more hours. I was told I had to wait in line just to even drop off the script. I chose to return and drop it off first thing in the morning. I again had to wait in line to drop it off and was told it would be at least 45 minutes before it was filled. I politely told the person I couldn't return until the afternoon so to feel free to prioritize other prescriptions over my mother's. Later in the day, I got a text saying the prescription was ready for pick up. When I went in, the cashier said something about it being ready but that the pharmacist had to "cap" it and couldn't right now. I said, "Oh, I got a text saying it was ready. Okay, when will it be?" I wasn't even annoyed. She said, "It is ready. But the pharmacist is busy giving vaccines." So I said, "Well, when will the pharmacist be available?" She said, "Could be 15 minutes, could be an hour, have a seat." I tried a few more times to get her to help me understand if it made sense to wait or come back later. She absolutely refused - rather wanted to insist that the prescription was actually ready, even though I couldn't take it with me (it was just semantics - I never should have been drawn into it - but for the love of God, it's not ready if it's not ready to leave with the customer, right?). I was just stunned. I get that pharmacies are short staffed. I really tried to be understanding. But she was just being unkind for the sake of being unkind. What is the deal these days? Walgreens is asking its customers to show kindness and grace at an unprecedented level and this is how we are treated? And this women clearly just didn't care. I truly don't get it. The good news is that I stopped and spoke to the store manager on my way out and he was super kind and understanding. And the cashier at the front was nice too. Even the other clerk in the pharmacy wasn't terrible (although she absolutely should have been more helpful when she saw how awful her colleague was being). But to the person who was just so rude to me. You ruined my day. I can't imagine that was your intent. But you did. Maybe think about that next time.

Definitely one of the better locations I have been to! Motorized carts right there, easy to find…read moreand accessible - seriously, sometimes it is such a mess. I was also impressed as to the produce quality and availability. Extra treat was scoring some amazing soft and cute Halloween socks for $3!! Seriously, some of their sales are just crazy good!' Well organized store and I only ran into a few aisle issues with the cart.

The floor workers, particularly in clothing were quite helpful. The management is beyond awful. DO…read moreNOT WORK FOR THEM. They will consistently cheat you out of overtime hour pay rate, while pressuring you to work a lot of hours around the clock. Fred Meyer has a reputation for doing this in general. They are dismissive of workers comp incidents that happen at work. After taking advantage of you for years, if they catch wind of you moving to a better job, they will then sick their disgraceful gestapo-like security team / loss prevention on you, that from other reviews, profiles and harasses people on a racial and socio economic basis, and try to fine you with ridiculous trumped up fines over technicalities before firing you. Despicable management.

Greatest hillbilly store, haha. Great selection of farm, outdoor, hunting, and general redneckery…read morefor the best prices I've seen. I go there for most of my basic car fluids as well. Pretty thankful for Bimart.

There are definitely advantages to being a member of Bi Mart. If one is close to you stop by and…read morecheck it out for yourself. I don't know if they are independently owned and operated. The staff at this one certainly makes a difference. Anytime there is a question or a missing inventory or just assistance needed these people really come ready to help and serve the customers. The parking lot is always well cleaned and maintained. There is always a special to be found. Lots of good seasonal items throughout the store. They do all the give aways and coupon deals at the other stores. There won't be anything different from any other Bi Mart locations. This one is separated by the service. The service provided by the staff and employees here stands out from someone who works in retail and is faced with the public on a regular basis. Its not for the weak at heart. There can be a hundred atta boys and only one irate customer wipes all that out. So when your re met with please don't bother me I dread working here versus hey I enjoy coming in and I want to really assist you. It's refreshing. It's what keeps me coming back.

They have awesome medical products. Great staff who takes time to answer all my questions. AND…read morewonderful service, no matter the problem or need.

This morning Jinny, an employee at Tigard McCanns, went beyond all expectations to arrange for a…read moreRecliner to be transported from Gresham and delivered to provide comfort for my husband who is dying of congestive heart failure. I was so pleased to know that McCanns is still locally owned and that personal service is still part of their culture. This relief during his illness is invaluable. Nice to have a place to count on after the many years that we have relied on them for our pharmacy needs.

This is probably a Newberg best kept secret as it's been here 25 years. Did you know that? I've…read morelived in the area my whole life and just discovered it today. The building has 2 drive-up windows which is awesome as if you're sick, you don't have to worry of getting out of your car and wandering around a store. I dealed with a lady and the owner, and both were beyond amazing at answering questions and suggesting product. Prices were same or cheaper as big-box, and they had items in stock nobody else carry. Forget WalGreens or Rite-Aid, head to Center first!

Well, I'm not sure if I should say how well the people at Center Pharmacy do their jobs, but it's…read moretrue. They go above and beyond the call of duty. As a nurse practitioner, I work with many pharmacies and quite frankly, Newberg and Yamhill County are clearly a cut above the rest, but Center Pharmacy does extra. Their kindness and caring helps my patients feel empowered by the education that the team at center offers. Yup, it's small. Yup, it's local. And it's Newberg all the way! Thank you again team!

One of the nicest Walgreens that I've ever been in! Wow! Huge, bright, well lit, stocked, and well…read moreorganized. With lots of parking, on a convenient intersection right off of I-5 and near the Woodburn Outlets, it's very convenient to stop here. And it's spotless - even the bathroom! Really have no idea how so many people have given this store a low rating. I'm an inner City girl, live downtown Portland and have to walk past multiple tents and step over people to get in Walgreens, harassed for money to and from my car. People, seriously, be thankful! Picked up some items I needed, and grabbed some dark chocolate covered marshmallows Easter eggs because the basket in my kitchen counter somehow got raided! Those working here were are friendly and were delighted when I told them how impressed I was with the store. Will definitely stop in when I'm in this area, shopping at the outlets or heading out to the Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival, Schreiner's Iris Farm or Sauvie Island Dahlia farm. Seems like I'm in Woodburn frequently, especially when the gardens are open!!

The worst when it comes to medicine and prescription!!! Don't know what inventory they have, when…read morethey'll have it or anything it's crazy!!!!! The pharmacist lady Abby herself is a horrible person to talk to costumer service is incorrect missing empathy and the lack of language art is horrible !! Medicine is not a joke especially when someone needs it !!!!btw the pharmacist name was ABBY she is HORRIBLE!!!!!!

I miss not being able to deal with this pharmacy, because my Heath insurance company no longer has…read morea contract with them. I was their customer for 15 years. Their service is outstanding. More than once they helped us get a unusual item that we needed for my husband care. We now are dealing with a large chain pharmacy and it is nightmare in comparison.

How often do you write a review about a pharmacy? Well this is one pharmacy that has it together…read moreand takes care of their clients. You might think that because they are a small town pharmacy that they are more expensive but actually they are very competitive to the big box stores. I highly recommend supporting this great pharmacy and support small business in the community.

Every staff member and pharmacist at this location have been so amazing! All very courteous,…read moreprofessional and personable. Any questions I have, (and I can have a lot at times) they are patient and take their time listening and answering to make sure I understand. When I was in between insurances, they helped me find prescription programs to help me cover costs as much as possible. Grateful for this staff.

Just had an excellent experience at Walmart! Couldn't find anyone to help in garden furniture then…read moreI found Bob. Big smile an eager to help. He got Jeff the assistant manager to help who was witty and again anxious to help. At check out in the garden center, Dawn's computer was acting up and as the line got longer she was calm. Politely assured those waiting and offered them to check out inside. It took a little work but the transaction went through and David rushed in to help us load our new furniture. I've been to Walmart three times today (pore planning on my part!) and this cast of employees worked as a perfect TEAM! Thanks for your good attitudes and helpful spirit.

You can tell Rite Aid is struggling as a business. When a location isn't being closed, the store is…read morehalf empty and under staffed. This location is strange and seems like maybe it used to be a restaurant or more popular grocery store. I found what I needed but it's a sad shopping experience. There was no cashier up front, and a small sign saying to honk a dog toy for service. Staff came quickly once I did that but it was a little silly.

Call that they're open, but I called and they let it ring for a minute straight and then just hung…read moreup on me so glad they still provide no service whatsoever. I don't understand how that store is even open anymore. It must be tax write off at this point. They are always out of things. The shelves are half stocked and they Treat people that come to the pharmacy asking for necessary instruments and medical devices as druggies. I don't know why I even tried calling them again. Can we get a better use for that building? Like a new seasons or a Trader Joe's or just something worthwhile? I feel like the only reason it's open is because it's so close to the distribution center. I gave it to Stars because nobody reads one star reviews.

The other day my wife and I stopped by the Walgreens pharmacy drive thru (McMinnville) to pick up…read moremy meds. The window gal was slow and when she finally sent us the meds thru their tube-shoot my wife pulled the basket out and all the contents fell on the ground. She had sent it upside down. My wife pushed the call button and explained to her that all the contents has fallen on the ground. She said "ok" and then giggled and said "have a nice day." She never apologized. Upon looking at our meds we noticed that the box that had our meds was very ruffled, almost crushed. We had our family in the car and were on a tight schedule so we chose to give a call back when we arrived at home later that day. My wife spoke with the pharmacist on floor at that time (Michelle), and explained what had happened and that there was no apology and that the box looked almost crushed. She asked if everything was ok with the meds. We said that it looks like it's ok, but we didn't know for sure. Now, usually when you call to complain about something that person is supposed to input this conversation into a database for reference. However, that was never done. And this is the Pharmacist. So much for due diligence. In retrospect, we should have just returned the damaged box and told them we would not accept it that way, but like I said, we had other things to attend to. Well, a few days later my wife went to use my medication and when she tried to use it, it was not working. It was definitely broken. Grrr... We drove back to the pharmacy and spoke with a very unemotional pharmacy tech (all of them seem to have worst attitude at the store) and she cut us off telling us to go to the next window and we could speak with the Pharmacist. Upon meeting with Mr. Congeniality (and I say that with the most sarcastic tone... his name is Nathan (he has a beard). Beware!), he had us wait for 20mins as he "looked into it." My wife finally went to see what the delay was and he said that he needed to review the cameras to basically make sure "WE" were not the ones who damaged the box/medication. ARE YOU F**KING KIDDING ME?!?!?! NONE of the medication was used and we didn't notice that it was broken until we pulled it out to use it a few days later. We said that the damage was NOT on us. Now why on earth would I damage my own medication??? Unbelievable!! A few mins later he called us up to the counter and said "I disagree". He basically was calling us liars! What a POS!!! He then explained that he was the one who dispensed the meds to us that day. So I then called him the one who was the liar as he should never had dispensed a physically damaged box like that. He said "well, wasn't damaged when I dispensed it." Un-freaking-believable!!! We should have just brought it back that same day. He was heartless, showed no emotion or empathy in any way and was extremely dismissive. This ordeal was horrible for my wife and I. I have used them for years and we will NEVER go the this Walgreens again. I would highly suggest that anyone think twice before using them as your pharmacy provider. I'm still so mad as I type this. I can usually let things go...but.... @#$%^&*.

Not all the staff members are nice and the ones who are don't stay around for very long…read more Pharmacy wouldn't take my insurance. Newberg location had the things I was looking for but not the McMinnville one. Traveling is difficult for me right now and Newberg doesn't have any buses running in town. Just inbetween towns.