They are really great and go above and beyond to help make sure that I am able to do my meds that…read moreare prescribed with my GJ tube

I've switched pharmacies probably three times and ended up going to West Gordon (they're so much…read morefaster.) I love that they remember my name.

I love these guys. They are like family when going in, they make you feel so comfortable. I would…read morenever use another pharmacy. I slowly started going to them. Now they're my full-time pharmacy, they go out of there way to do whatever they can to help you, even if it has nothing to do with their pharmacy. Or even if it has to do with the medicine and there's a better price somewhere else as far as compacting medicine, they are amazing.

We have been there several times. Every time without fail we receive professional courteous care,…read morefrom the people at the front desk and all of the medical staff. They listen to the patients and provide useful feedback. I hope we never have to go there again but I now if the need arises, we will receive great care. The only downside is there seems to be a lot of sick people there.

Let's face it, if you're at the InstaCare..... you're not having a great day. Something has gone…read moreamiss. You probably aren't in the best of moods and we have all been trained to expect the worst at a clinic. Well, this was pleasantly different! This location is brand new and they build a big, shiny building to support the area. Pay attention when driving as even though it's big, it sits back a bit and you may drive by it (hint: road sign). Desk staff was extremely friendly. They have a wait-time board up that shows their wait time as well as for the surrounding IHC clinics in case you just need to be seen a little faster. That was pretty cool. It took less than 10 minutes to get taken back and the friendly experience continued. They took care of our patient and made sure his concerns were addressed as well as mom and dad's. They spent all of the time needed and we did not feel rushed in any way.

They always treat me well ,and refills are done quick!!!They treat customers quite fast and with a…read morelot of respect, the technitions are very nice and friendly,

This is one nice Wal-Mart…read more Why is this the only one in the US that doesn't make you wait so long that your food doesn't spoil on the cart when checking out???

Not my pharmacy but came in to grab a prescription for my brother who had just had surgery. The…read morelady checking me out helped me find some other over the counter medications his nurse had suggested. She was very helpful and personable. I'd go here if I lived around here.

Seth went above and beyond to help me work with my primary and secondary insurances to cover a very…read moreexpensive inhaler. I went from spending 130-300$/month to a 0$ copay when the generic came on the market...other pharmacies couldn't get this done. I am so grateful! I've since switched all my family's prescriptions from Walmart Pharmacy to West Point Pharmacy. Seth knows how to treat the customer like gold and we are so grateful! After reading the prior reviews, it sounds like this is his standard practice. Pretty amazing in today's world. Thank you Seth!

The pharmacy is great! The pharmacist explained everything about my medication, he was patient and,…read moreespecially, not dismissive. I've transferred my prescriptions to this pharmacy.

The guy who we have seen at this fresh market pharmacy when we pick up our medication's always…read moreseems like we are inconveniencing him not friendly doesn't give eye contact, and today I couldn't get any help from him with my prescription that the doctor continues to refill because I have an issue that is very painful. There is absolutely no patient advocacy, and if you have prescriptions for opioids, do not go here they are very prejudiced. We get looked at with very ugly stairs from the male pharmacist when we pick up our buprenorphine. I guess he would rather us go overdose on heroin, then get actual recovery treatment. I'm suffering with a very painful injury to my muscle. It's called piriformis and it can last up to 10 years and it's very painful. It is a disorder with the glute muscle from it being overworked that causes you not to be able to sit at all! I have lost a lot of weight due to my Crohn's issues so my muscles are not able to support themselves I suffer from Crohn's, which causes me to end up with bile in my mouth if I lay down flat at night on my back or stomach so that means I have to sleep setting up. So I have to sit in order to sleep. I was written 90 of the 5 mg Flexeril From the Ogden clinic along with some anti-inflammatories the Flexeril were so mild that I had to take three at 2 PM when my pain started hurting in order to get any relief combined with two Celebrex. And then at 10 o'clock when I'm getting ready for bed, I have to take four in order to go to sleep otherwise I don't sleep. I am having to sit directly on an already irritated muscle, and this pharmacist thinks that I just have all the time in the world to waste and wait on doctors to call back and give certain instructions because, he doesn't want the label to have the wrong instructions. As long as I know what I'm taking and how many I need what does it matter what that label says? I'm sick and tired of no advocacy in the pharmacy anymore. I feel as though this pharmacist is withholding my ability to fill this medication because they want to make sure that the doctor is aware of how many I'm taking while the doctor is the one who has been refilling the medication now three times and less than two months. If I'm prescribed 90 pills over the course of 30 days and she is refilling that twice within 30 days. What does that tell you ? That the doctor is well aware of how I am taking that medication. I am a 10 year recovered heroin and cocaine addict. If I wanted real drugs, I could get them. I could go get something a heck of a lot stronger than Flexeril right now if I wanted also. I do not appreciate the disrespect. I also don't appreciate how this pharmacist refused to call the doctor but wanted me to make those calls. Don't pharmacist take an oath to advocate for patients? And if that pharmacist knows that it's gonna take a long time for me to get in touch with that doctor. Why doesn't that pharmacist want me to be able to have my medication as soon as possible so I can be out of pain? There are people that killed themselves over piriformis syndrome. You can google that. this seriously affects your mental health and this pharmacist had no compassion for me whatsoever. I will never go back to fresh market.

Went in today for a hip and wrist MRI and had a great experience! Front staff was very friendly and…read moreI was seen quickly. The woman who performed the MRI was also so nice and wonderful to talk to, she eased my worries and anxiety so much! I got to listen to music and relax. I also had a lot of ease scheduling the appointment as well and only had to wait a week. I highly recommend this place for your imaging needs!

I had been to the South Odgen facility several times and had generally good experiences, however my…read morerecent visit was very lacking. The receptionist seemed to be put off by each and every question and was neither friendly or helpful. They have become mired in bureaucracy and lost sight of trying to assist the customer. I sent them a detailed review and asked for a reply by checking their box asking if I would like to be contacted -- no contact or response came.

So far, these guys of been very polite and helpful. Their prices are very reasonable, if not better…read morethan anybody else. A good old fashion pharmacy.