It was just after a holiday weekend so there deliveries were running late unbeknownstto me. I got…read morethere in the morning to find its not there. I called a couple times later on, then got hold of kristine. She kindle explained the delivery situation and asked for my number. We'll at 4:30pm that day she called to inform me my pain medication was in. Thanks Kristine for patiently bearing with me and the call. Highly recommend this pharmacy.

I spoke to them this morning, I identified to them that I am 80 miles from there pharmacy…read more the girl behind the counter said " if there are any issues I will call you" that afternoon its about 100 degrees in el cajon today. I get to the counter and guess what my meds are not covered . my total drive here and back 160 miles these people suck

This Pharmacy should have an aggregate 5 star rating. I've never been to a pharmacy so dedicated…read moreto its patients' health, nor one that has helped more than a "big box" pharmacies ever could. AHF is not a Corporation. They are non-profit. The work they do to help save lives in their communities, and for patients with multiple conditions, is incredible. If I could give 6 stars, I would.

I have used AHF pharmacy as long as I can remember, at least twenty years now. The staff has always…read morebeen very knowledgeable, helpful and kind. AHF calls my doctor when I need refills and even sent a medication to me while I was on vacation. It is very helpful to receive texts that my orders are ready. When my doctors prescribe a new medication for me, they usually have it ready by the next day. I don't know who else to depend on if I didn't have AHF.

Super easy. Parking was right out front. i was in and out. Clean modern facility. Really lovely and…read moreknowledgeable staff. Much better than going into wal mart and waiting in line.

Such a pain. They don't carry controlled substances and they don't tell you this until you try to…read morefill the prescription. They won't transfer the prescription either so I had to waste a lot of time getting the prescription sent somewhere else. They also said insurance wouldn't cover an antibiotic and wanted to charge me $135(!) for generic Keflex (cephalexin). At least they transferred that prescription. Insurance surely covered it and it was only $7 at CVS. I definitely do not recommend this pharmacy.

Terrible place. I gave them multiple chances since they are a new pharmacy because I figured that…read moreeventually they would improve but after months of screwing things up I finally gave up and took my prescriptions somewhere else. There is no consistency in this place. Different employees tell you different things so there's no way to get your questions answered accurately. They act unprofessional and indifferent. I'm done with this place.

Was able to get COVID vaccines here and they were so welcoming, convenient and speedy!read more

My local pharmacy closed down and I asked my Drs office to transfer my perscriptions to Sharp…read moreCoronado's pharmacy. They called me immediately to let me know that my insurance would not cover the costs. The kind pharmacist offered to fax my information over to a large retail Chain which we knew was covered by my insurance. The staff at this location is very customer friendly and responsive. I've taken neighbors to pick up meds and they were greeted by name. I give them a two thumbs up.

I will always prefer this local, friendly pharmacy to the big chain stores. The people are so…read morecaring and kind. They communicate with you, greet you by name and are very efficient. In particular I would like to give a shout out to Meredith who was instrumental in making sure I got my medication when all others had failed. There was some mix/up with a pre- authorization and my insurance. I had been waiting for more than a week for it to be straightened out. I was in pain. Meredith took my cause on and saw it through to the end. She made several (many) calls on my behalf, checked other pharmacies, told me about GoodRx.Com and finally was able to get my prescription filled. She went way above and beyond! She was determined to solve my problem. She is an amazing human and employee! Thank you Meredith!!!

Everything has gone well for over 20 years. Suzanne & Holly are the best…read more I have many pharmacy's close by my home, but I continue to go to Von's on Murphy Canyon Rd. for RX's... I am about 2 miles from CVS San Carlos, but I continue to go 8-9 miles for Suzanne or Holly. They are customer focused. Even though gas is expensive, I will drive the extra distance to know they have my welfare and great service is always a certain....

I was required to go to a Vons pharmacy for my vaccinations. The first lady (older blond gray hair)…read morewho spoke to me at the pick up window was so rude I almost walked out. It was first thing in the morning and her attitude was so foul. I wish I had gotten her name . She should not be in a customer service position. The pharmacist who gave my vaccinations was nice and skilled when giving the vaccinations or I would have given one star.

The people there are really caring.Rena is a real caring ,pharmachist,she would explain,she is…read morereally,smart

This is a story about the dispersal of a smalnified team at the old Hillcrest Pharmacy as it…read moreexisted throughout the 90s until about 2002, Then some pharmacists from other cities realized there was a lot of money to be made dispensing HIV meds Suddenly, three new pharmacies opened in the area, They hired people from the Old Hillcrest pharmacy, made it less friendly more anonymous and clinical. The grey spotless wall, the great spotless floor, the big counter, nice and hight to keep the riffraff at bay. Now the pharmacy situation got more and more dispensed that I went to Hillcrest pharmacy and didn't recognize one person working there. I'm so glad that the best, most knowledgeable, and friendly pharmacist , Ivy Rooney went and started her own pharmacy called simply, "Ivy Pharmacy" on 4th Ave downstairs from Martinis Cocktail bar and directly across the street from the entrance to Club San Diego. It's fabulous.

Here's where I get quick and efficient service at Ralphs' Pharmacy on Villa La Jolla Drive. I…read morereally appreciate how quickly I am able to get my prescriptions filled and their reminders are timely. I really appreciate their staff's knowledge and patience for all us patients and how helpful they are in coaching and answering my questions about my medications. I see how they go above and beyond to help me navigate my recurring insurance coverage change issues. They are dedicated to patient care by their attention to detail and helpfulness which as made a real difference in my health journey. Any halting wait to get counter service is very rare in contrast to a large pharmacy in The Shops just north. Get all your groceries while they get your meds packaged and ready for you.

I have been a customer at Ralphs Pharmacy since 2005 and have consistently received great service…read more Unfortunately, I sent my assistant to pick up my pre-paid medication, which included 7 medications. For some reason, the pharmacist in charge decided to dispense an additional prescription, which was not part of the list of the approved 7 prescriptions that I pre authorized and purchased with my credit card for several reasons 1) I authorized or 2) it was not with my 7 authorized pre pay meds , 3) that particular medication was not covered by my insurance 4) and cost $221 5) I can get it across the street from CVS for $45). As soon as my assistant came back and I realized that Dr Steven the pharmacist, had dispensed the $221 medication I did not authorize to be billed on my credit card, I immediately asked her to take it back to the pharmacy for a refund as this was never authorized nor was it ever placed in my basket or prepaid. She came back to tell me that Dr. Stephen refused to take back the medication and would not refund the $221 that he dispensed without my authorization, and that I had to keep it because it had left the store. Now I have to stop what I am doing and call Dr Steven at the pharmacy, who proceeds to blame my college-age assistant as the reason why he dispensed the medication, stating that it was her fault that he dispensed the medication because she accepted the medication. Since when does a college-age student intern who is just picking up my 7 pre-paid medications at Ralphs get to be blamed for the pharmacist Dr Stephen's mistake who dispensed a medication that I did not authorize to be dispensed, was not covered by my insurance, and cost $221, and was not a part of the pre-paid 7 medications I authorized to be dispensed and I can get from CVS for $45. Who is the responsible party here, the college student picking up the 7 prepaid authorized medications or the licensed pharmacist who makes a mistake and refuses to acknowledge his mistake and blames my intern for his mistake? After almost 3 hours of this, I ended up calling the manager at Ralphs, and he directed me to the Ralphs customer service number and was extremely apologetic about the entire incident. Ralph's general customer service also thought that this was not ok, and I was told to hold, and they contacted Dr Steven personally to rectify the situation, and he proceeded to tell them that I needed to call the pharmacy. At this juncture, I have wasted over 3 1/2 hours of my time trying to reason with a Pharmacist who apparently does not understand that he is obligated to get authorization from the consumer to agree to purchase the medication he is dispensing. What Dr Steven did to me is equivalent to me treating a patient who has not authorized me to treat them, and after treatment, charging them a full non-insurance price for their treatment because I do not take their insurance.