OHSU Pharmacy, South Waterfront (Center for Health & Healing, Building 2)

"Decent pharmacy for OHSU both visits there were during the weekend and it was quite quiet. Very little people and there was no one in the pharmacy waiting. So overall it's a good place if you're a OHSU patient and needing to have a prescription refilled or filled. Negative is that it's in the middle of the city downtown, which can be quite overwhelming for those that don't like crowded spaces. Suggest visiting during the weekend. Much more forgiving place on the weekends."

"Amazingly caring and thoughtful staff. I get what I need when I want it!"

"The CHH2 pharmacy is quite good. Well-integrated with the other OHSU departments and they can fill even esoteric orders reliably and consistently on time."

"I enjoyed viewing this stunning building from Elizabeth Caruthers Park on a sunny day, during a bike ride."

"Don’t believe anything they say. I was told my urgent prescription was ready, only to find out, according to the “student,” who wore casual summer street clothes and no name tag, it had been “flagged by the pharmacist for patient education, “ meaning, I was not allowed to pick it up as the “pharmacist” was not there and wouldn’t be back for at least 25 minutes, probably longer. As a double, above the knee amputee experiencing a severe spasm, and the pharmacy providing no benches where I could get out of my chair, I had no choice but to leave or face possible hospitalization. I used this medication, which is neither a narcotic nor a controlled substance, for over 25 years without incident. Why would the pharmacist flag the script and then leave? I had spoken to the pharmacist twice by phone. I guess I’ll never know, because I”ll never go back there. I used this pharmacy because I thought they cared, turns out, they don’t."