I cannot say enough positive things about Brashear's Pharmacy. The entire staff is always so…read morefriendly, knowledgable and helpful. It reminds me of the community based pharmacy my family frequented when I was growing up. They always go the extra mile. Such a pleasure to have them as part of my care team.

I use this pharmacy to get my meds pre packaged. I have several meds that the package up so I know…read morewhat I need to take and what time I need to take it. It is very convenient. They have a drive through and are open till 6pm. The staff is very nice and so friendly.

Pharmacy and other staff are friendly and helpful on a consistent basis, which I really appreciate.read more

All people who use Pharmacies on a regular basis need to read this review:…read more Recently, i was put into a position of care~taking for a very elderly person; which also required helping with all of the medication needs: organizing them, properly giving them, and re~ordering them. Before this task, i had zero exposure to the "Pharmaceutical" world~ {never needed to take a drug of any kind, for anything, my entire life}. So, "refilling some prescriptions" was an entirely foreign experience for me. Plus, dealing with all the various medical "offices", that worked with the patient i took care of, was not ever particularly enjoyable.. That's when 'Jilli', of Walgreens, Inverness, FL, came to my rescue!!.. For, i was faced with a prescription-refilling dilemma that required me to do some sort of insurance follow-up, *that i had no clue how to do*. But Jilli went the extra mile for me, and took care of the problem in a short time, that would have taken me, who~knows~how~long {if i would have even been able to get it done, at all}. A couple days later, i was in position to pick the prescriptions up. And so, i went there on the 28th of October, about 6:30p.m. When i got to Walgreens, i did not have a line ahead of me, and so, they helped me very readily. As i waited, i watched intently as each Pharmacy staff member did their work. In a very short period of time, my jaw literally dropped in utter amazement to the phenomenal professionalism and composure of each member, as they dealt with their *on-going* extraordinary time limitations, requests, and demands--- that seemed to just keep mounting, in my perspective. For each one of the staff members, the requirements placed on them were seemingly constantly pressing, needed, and coming from virtually every direction: the telephone, new walk~ins, the drive~thru, and all of the various considerations that had to be constantly taken into account just to carefully and properly handle the critically important materials. And all without running into, or tripping over, each other in the process!! And, yet, not one of them appeared rattled nor even stressed throughout. 'Surgeons aren't even under this kind of pressure!!', i thought to myself, as i absolutely marveled in admiration at all of their incredible, professional composure, adeptness and dexterity. These people, that work in this line of business, do not get a fraction of the credit that they deserve. It's high~time people truly recognize the incredible responsibility and obligation these workers have on their shoulders--- to the point, really, that those responsibilities and obligations are almost unreasonable and unrealistic. We all need to deeply appreciate that. All of my respect and admiration to you Pharmacy employees at Walgreens, Inverness, FL. Again, i applaud you. We, the residents of Inverness, are fortunate to have you. thank you. james a.

I found myself fought up in the opioid supply crisis. I am a long time pain patient that suffers…read morefrom debilitating pain from multiple injuries. Pain so intense it will make be black out. Taking opiates is not a choice it's the only way I can function at a level I can cope with. All but one pharmacy in my county was out of the pain med I take except this one. They insisted I transferred all of my prescriptions to them and then filled my pain med prescription. At this point I was 3 days without any meds. When I went to pick up my order I was charged $50 extra for " the paperwork for the DEA" This extra charge was not told to me in advanced . This charge to me is extortion , it may it may not be legal regardless to me it's unethical. I will never use them again. This experience has left me feeling robbed.

Come in and take a walk back in time to a simpler age when the five & dime was popular…read more This drug store really for the most part resembles a 1960's Woolworth's - lunch counter included. This modern day version adds on a prescription dept. and a post office. The only thing it's missing is the old photo booth you would find in a five & dime store. Can you tell I love it here? Everything you need to shop for is in one place. Greeting cards, purses, medical aids, cosmetics, pet items, household supplies & even a few food items. They even sell scratch off lottery tickets. There's a number of decorative & collectible departments such as Native American, Coca Cola, John Deere & Wizard of Oz collectibles. Some I'm thinking might be for tourists. The lunch counter is actually part of "The Restaurant" built inside which also has booths to dine in.

First rate customer service and RX help. Kudos to Alicia, Alex and the pharmacy staff for their…read morehelp. John Hernando, FL

A new neighborhood store with helpful and friendly staff. The folks at G&R were willing to make the…read moreextra effort to have a prescription processed that had not been promptly sent to them. It took them just a few minutes to rectify the problem.

I was in line at the drive thru and waiting a long time. When you finally get to the window, you…read morewait again for another 3-5 minutes and they are all in there but you are invisible. The last time I went thru, I just finally got to the window and they pulled down the shade - they close every day for 30 minutes for lunch. I worked 35 years and we made sure someone was always working during the lunch hours. This is 2026 and Inverness is no longer a small time town. You should grow up and manage your employees so you can take care of your customers throughout the day. This closing at lunch goes back to the 40's and 50's!!

Rude and extremely slow service at the drive thru. I'm very frustrated by the lady working the…read moredrive thru. She is obviously over worked and doesn't know how to deal with customers. CVS is my go to drug store but this happened the last time I was there as well. I'm moving my script to another pharmacy that respects customers. I suggest more help in the pharmacy. Inverness is growing but CVS is not.

I had delivery service this evening. The bread I ordered was opened (no twist tie) and 4 pieces of…read morethat loaf were out of the bread bag just in the gray shopping bag. Very disappointed. If the shopper saw that the bread was open, why didn't they get another loaf? Were they due to get off work or they just don't care. Maybe both. If he/she wanted a sandwich, all they had to do was ask.

I know this might strike you as odd, but imagine it's 9 pm. A number of restaurants are open, but…read moreyou don't want a heavy meal that late at night. This Walmart has rotiserie chicken and about this time they are marked down to about $4. A few small pieces were all I needed that night. The next day I made the rest into a chicken salad that lasted a few days. A great bargain.

Because you're seldom likely to get an answer whenever you call any Rotech Location in the area,…read moreyou might think getting someone on the phone is the jackpot after entering a lottery you were forced into. Unfortunately, Sabrina at the Inverness location manages to make a rare phone call answer feel like losing Russian Roulette due to the sheer magnitude terrible customer service. To blame a patient when the order for medical equipment was unfilled and callously saying "the patient will have to do without it" was already unconscionable. To layer incorrect information about doctors, fail to offer any help or solution, and to hang up after being condescending was beyond unacceptable. It seems like Rotech not only needs to increase the number of employees to manage the needs of the company, but replace some people as well.

After being released from the hospital, Rotech was given orders for DME. After calling for a week…read moreand leaving messages, I was referred to my local office and then told I did not qualify for the equipment. Not a phone call or consideration as to my health and well being. The only thing they cared about was the payment. When asked to purchase the equipment outright, I was told to shop on Amazon. Not caring, Not considerate and when given feedback, the rep was upset I didn't care for her service.