Hwy. 20 Hometown Pharmacy

"They are fast.they take state insurence They have great service. I use to go to rite aid and they are always mean and slow there. Hometown is never mean. And super fast. If u need your meds like now call them say I'm in a hurry and they will fill them as soon as they get them and text u. And they people there are so kind and patient. It's a amazing place to switch to. If I even lived in another town I'd drive miles just to come here rather than a rite aid or a Walgreens. Period."

"Very tall, blonde lady with glasses is condescending, she always seems bothered when answering any questions about my prescriptions or insurance. I have had a positive experience with everyone else. Gift shop is nice."

"Unfortunately if you call and ask questions about what is wrong with your prescription getting filled you get a snarky manager on the phone. As any person would call and ask questions on why their prescriptions wouldn't be getting filled. Simple questions. Your staff sounds fed up when they answer the phone. Customer service is a hard job, if you can't handle it don't work it."

"I've been going to this pharmacy for over a year, just in this time period I've watched all their staff get switched out with people who seemingly hate their job, or they can't even pretend to have good customer service.. Everytime I call the people who answer already sound fed up with me before I've even said hello. To top it off today, the new Pharmacist gave me completely inaccurate information about a medication I'm taking and actually argued and spoke over me throughout the entire conversation. Do yourself a favor and don't tell people it's just anxiety when they're actually having a negative reaction to a medication. Also switching brands does make a difference and no they are not made "basically the same". I don't recommend getting any help from Janie."

"First of all, two things to keep in mind; currently there is no in store shopping (drive through only), and they are closed on the weekends. Neither of which is a problem, read on to discover why. I just recently switched from Walgreen's to Hometown and I'm very happy that I did, for a few reasons. First, they do not attempt to steal from you by over charging for prescriptions if you don't have insurance. Second, if you do have insurance, somehow, co-pays are higher at Walgreen's than they are here at Hometown. Third, they have, well, a hometown feel. Even though you cannot shop in the store right now, if you pull up to the drive through and ask for something, they'll go get it for you. Fourth, they fill prescriptions MUCH faster than Walgreen's ever has. I used to have to wait a minimum of an hour for my pain medicine. At Hometown, I've only waited for just under an hour one time. Every other time, they've filled those same prescriptions in 20 minutes or less depending on how busy they are. So if you are wanting to change pharmacies and looking for a pharmacy with more of a hometown feel, this is the place for you. I highly recommend this pharmacy. It's not part of a local or national chain, this pharmacy stands alone, and does it really well. And finally, the staff are very pleasant, always willing to help, and just really nice people. Oh, and I've never gotten attitude from the Hometown staff, but boy I sure did at Walgreen's the last few months I was still with them. I'm very happy filling my prescriptions at Hometown, they're good people!!!"