Walgreens Pharmacy

"Don’t bother with the female Pharmacist she’s rude, I’ve been picking up my meds with Walgreens’s for YEARS!, there was a very nice male pharmacist that always gave me emergency pills because sometimes I couldn’t see my primary for an update on time, NEVER had a problem getting emergency pills , Pharmacist lady there does not know what she is doing , had the audacity to tell me to go to another Walgreens, really? After Years of being a customer? She didn’t even bother to look at my record, and check to see that at least one time a yr I get emergency pills., closing my account with Walgreens pharmacy for good, I’ll go to Sam’s Club ."

"I'd give 0 stars if I could. Been waiting about 1.5 hours to get my one prescription. This has to be the worst Walgreens I've ever been to. Avoid this place!"

"Avoid the pharmacy at all costs. We've used them for decades but our whole family has moved our business to CVS this year. The pharmacy NEVER answers the phone. Ever. Prescriptions are never ready in a timely manner or when promised. I have seen.elderly people standing in line, in tears, begging for late heart meds. We have had doctors call in meds as we sat in office at 9.am and they still aren't filled at 5 pm or 2 days later. If they're out of it, they don't tell you - the online or phone form will tell you it's "still being processed" for days, and days and days. God forbid they let you know or call one of the other 9 Walgreens in the area to see who can fill it. Zero service, zero commu inaction, people queued up 14 deep waiting to be waited on while every 1 person is a 20 mi ute problem...and 1 person waiting on all. This pharmacy is dangerous."

"Don’t go to this Walgreens. I used to work for Walgreens as a technician (before opting NOT to become a pharmacist) several years back, so I have definitely developed empathy for some people who work behind the lines. I’ve even worked for 24hr locations, but never have I felt so embarrassed for a pharmacy! This particular pharmacy is careless and disrespectful. They’re constantly trying to gaslight the customers or prescribers. I once had a prescription called in for my son and they filled it under my husband’s name. When I mentioned it, the cashier tried to play it off as if the clinic called the prescription in for my husband. The problem is, my husband had never been to that clinic so there would be no way they had access to his information. Even the pharmacist, who overheard the conversation, looked at the cashier with embarrassment. Go to the location on Old Orchard and Crawford."

"Picked up some prescriptions for my mom and received one of the pill bottles labeled to ANOTHER PERSON. The paperwork stapled to the prescription baggie was correct but the pill bottle itself was labeled for another person taking a COMPLETELY different medication… The pills were the correct prescribed pills for my mother, just the bottle label was wrong. My mother’s label was most likely put on another patient’s prescription. Still went back after the fact to get a new prescription with a correct label. *This is definitely a HIPAA violation!* Protected medical information was disclosed to complete strangers via careless improper labeling."