Horrible pharmacy service. They are rude, lazy and have selective treatment. Moving all my…read moreprescriptions out of there.

Be careful in the store when you give a cashier your debit or credit card they sign me in without…read moreany of my permission or knowledge to some kinda CVS Club they took five dollars from my account every month. I spoke to store manager. I have no account with those people. I give her my email my phone number she did not find me she give me a phone number to corporate. They don't care either. They are regular thieves. I still fighting through my bank to get my money back Never will give that store penny Most untrained and nasty workers include a manager of the store

I went in to fill a prescription recently, and the pharmacist was in such a rush that he would not…read moretake care of me he asked me to come back tomorrow I have an eye infection and needed this prescription filled I always try to use small local businesses rather than the big box businesses but I will never go into this pharmacy again due to the pharmacist and the customer service that I received I ended up going across the street to CVS to my insurance company and telling me to just leave and go over to another pharmacy and they would transfer my prescription over because the pharmacy refused to give me my prescription that was sent to them

I absolutely love this pharmacy and for so many different reasons. The people starting with the…read moreowner whose name is Scott I believe, then there's Hector who might be the manager, Tammy who's the pharmacist or one of the pharmacist there's lots of gals in the front named Angie Lena and several others who are all very friendly and familiar with their regular patients. They deliver same day, they're able to listen and make accommodations. There's always parking and easy access in and out of the store. I'm also disabled, and amputee with one leg, and I ride in a wheelchair and they're always there to greet me open and close the doors behind me and I've never had a problem. I appreciate them I've been using them for well over 15 years and will continue as long as I'm living anywhere near them. Peacee love and happiness to everyone reading this today, I wish you all the best of health

I haven't been at this location in a very long time. Store was very crowded with both locals and…read moretourists. Since I was in the area, I only came here to see if they had a particular brand of bug spray in stock. As I entered through the garden section, I asked a male employee who was standing by the door if the bug spray was in this area. He shook his head no. I assumed he didn't understand what I was asking for. It didn't matter, I spotted some Raid on the shelf near the pottery. I eventually found the brand I looking for which was on clearance. I also was able to find a courteous male associate to price check the item (after a female associate said she couldn't do one) just to make sure it rang up at the listed price. It was accurate. Was out of that store in minutes. I'm not sure when I will return. Decent customer service was a bit difficult to get at this location.

If I have to go to Walmart, I choose this location over the one in north Miami, however, there's a…read moresliver of a difference. Yes, there are some times you can go where lines aren't as bad but the parking is terrible although better than North Miami. Hard to find a spot and usually carts left in parking lot and no carts in store. The lines aren't very long, I've been here before, with 2-3 registers open and a line nearly half way back through the store so appear to have staffing issues. As of recently, it also seems like there's a whole section of women's clothing missing. I came across sportswear, bathing suits, and plus sized but maybe that's all Walmarts as it's maybe a biannual trip for me. I'd say it's worth a trip here over the mess and crowd in north Miami but also worth driving further west to go if you need to.

The kind of products that they have over here it's unheard of to find any store in the country…read more This is heaven for me thank you so much.

Super fast. Free delivery. Very convenient. Happy that it's…read moreavailable here. They also use automatic reminders for refills.

My new local pharmacy, I loved the staff, they are so welcoming and helpful. The level of attention…read moreand customer service exceeds my expectations every single time. The store is always tidy, they have new products all the time and the store is organized and clean and there is always parking available.

That place so good, and I love it. I come all the time here…read more 1600 S Federal Hwy Hollywood, FL 33020 United States Annette is so kinda and helpful she provide a valuable guidance , that's so wonderful and I love that and a positive attitude towards to the customers . she does a great Job. 5

Reflecting on a Recent Encounter--A Call for Empathy and Integrity in Pharmacy. Where's The Love?…read more Today, I want to share a personal experience that has deeply troubled me, highlighting a decline in the professional camaraderie, empathy, and respect that should be the cornerstone of our profession as pharmacists. While traveling and staying near a CVS Pharmacy in Hollywood, Florida on North Federal Hwy, I, a fellow CVS employee and pharmacist, found myself in need of a crucial maintenance medication that I had accidentally left at home. Expecting the usual supportive environment we pride ourselves on, I reached out to this CVS location for a simple medication transfer. However, what ensued was far from the standard of care and support I anticipated. After an extensive wait on the phone, which I attributed to potential short-staffing issues, the interaction with the pharmacist was disappointingly dismissive and unhelpful. Despite attempting to explain my situation and clarify that I didn't wish to disrupt my existing prescription arrangements in California, I was met with a brusque response that lacked any semblance of understanding or willingness to assist. The situation escalated when I visited the pharmacy in person, only to be denied my medication at the last moment and advised to visit a 24-hour CVS location without any guidance or support in locating it. The pharmacist did not step in! The pharmacist himself took my call and understood the urgency. He stayed hidden and did not show his face. I could easily see that this is the culture in this pharmacy department. This experience not only caused me significant distress, indicated by a concerning spike in my heart rate, but also left me questioning the current state of our profession. This incident stands in stark contrast to the Oath of a Pharmacist we all pledge to, which emphasizes the welfare of humanity, relief of suffering, and the importance of empathy and integrity in our practice Oath of a Pharmacist. It's disheartening to witness colleagues who seem to have lost sight of these fundamental values, prioritizing task completion over genuine patient care. I am grateful to Mrs. Matthews and Dr. Keagan for their eventual assistance, embodying the professional values we hold dear. Yet, this experience compels me to ask: What has become of our profession? How can we reignite the passion for pharmacy that is rooted in compassion, empathy, and support for one another and our patients? Let this serve as a call to action for all of us in the pharmacy community. We must reflect on our practices, attitudes, and the culture within our workplaces. It's imperative that we strive to uphold the highest standards of professionalism, ensuring that empathy and integrity are not just words in our oath but principles that guide our every interaction. Today, I received my 5th message to pick up and I've been back in my home state a week. Seems they filled the script as damage control because they can tell I put it up at the 25 minute Uber drive to the 24 hour location the district leader had to send me in the middle of the night. Just do better and RTS that TRANSFER! I would call but I'd be on hold 45 minutes. FYI: Picture of my Heart Rate in bed at rest at 12 am the night in question. Do better!

This store is a perfect case of putting profits over safety. They deserve 1 star because employees…read moreare trying their best and are helpful, but the state of the store is irresponsible and unfair to them as well as the customers. You have to weave in and out of the construction's way, there are workers everywhere (to the point that you feel like you're the burden there), and to access some things you have to move the ladders or containers out to the way. This is an accident just waiting to happen. If you have a small child please do not come here. In my 13 years in South Fl I've seen several stores such as Walgreens, Aldi, CVS being remodeled and I have never seen something this unprofessional. The 3 pictures I added don't show the extent of the work being done, but can give you an idea.

They are very helpful and give great service. The pharmacist explained everything throughly…read more Also they deliver !

Quick, easy and quality service! Very competitive and…read moreinformative And they deliver to your house with no extra cost

found everything fine the cvs is on the left when you come…read morein service was cool make sure to stay in line

On Tuesday 9/17 approximately 11:15 AM one of the Aventura Target CVS…read morePharmacist's Robin went out of his way to assist an elderly customer. Who was on a cart/chair who apparently was having a panic attack. He provided a wet paper towel for her and assisted her to the side along with taking her prescription to her! Seriously this is one of the few times that I have seen a positive courtesy by a Target pharmacy employee . Not that they do not happen, but few and far between! (IMO) As a long time Aventura resident / owner. I commend Robin for being an thoughtful/ kind human in a city that is typically push push. I highly recommend Robin for being a kind, thoughtful Target employee, and feel if we have a City accommodation for actions of this nature. Target management should recognize his kindness too. RAE