Walgreens

Worst place ever lost my pictures I sent them also it took two weeks until they told me don’t go here if u don’t want your money thrown away

DO NOT GO TO THEIR CARE CLINIC!
I have been here twice trying to get my tdap shot. The first time I left after waiting 1 ½ hrs with only TWO people in front of me.
Next time I booked an appointment and waited 2Hrs!!! There were again only two people in front of me, this time I even had an appointment!
Never come here, they don’t tell you anything, the staff are very rude and for some reason it takes longer for them to give three people vaccinations than it is to perform open heart surgery!
Waste of time, rip-​off even with insurance. Go to your doctor– you’ll pay less and be dealt with professionally. What a waste of my day!

Very poor customer service here!!! I would not enter a
Walgreens ANYWHERE because of the rude treatment!!!

What more can I say but that it’s like any Walgreens, it has a lot of my basic needs that don’t include produce or meats and the like. It’s clean, close to home and easy to get in and out of. I haven’t had an issues with staff here, I’ve been treated nice and the prices are good too.

Too bad Randy isn’t there any longer, after not going there for over a year due to no insurance he still remembered my entire family’s names. Only drawback is that they don’t take all insurance so we have to get some meds at Albertson’s. The clinic is great!!!

Five stars for being open ²⁴⁄₇
Pharmacy always gives me problems and beware of the patrons that wander in here during the early AM hours…

The store itself is unremarkable. It’s a typical corner Walgreens. What makes this store special is the clinic and pharmacy in the back.
I was feeling sick so I made an appointment online for the clinic. When I got there, I headed over to the kiosk to check in, but was stopped by the receptionist. She checked me in rather quickly and sat me down. I gripped my ear while I waited and watched the pharmacy at work.
The head pharmacist cheerfully administered vaccines and answered questions. He never seemed stressed out or harried. The other people behind the counter were friendly and helpful, taking time to make sure people understood their medications or had their questions answered.
My name was called, so I walked back and was cheerfully greeted by the nurse. This woman was good. I told her my ear was hurting, and she took one look at me. She then told me that she bet my throat was also sore, my nose was runny, and described nearly every symptom I had without me even telling her.
For a moment, I actually wondered if she had one of those Star Trek medical scanner things. Her assessment without even an examination was amazing.
By the time the visit was over, she had me rolling with laughter, which was a big improvement over the frowny face I came in with. She made sure I understood my diagnosis and why my body was reacting the way it was.
I dropped my script off at the pharmacy (the computer was having problems sending it over), and the pharmacist cheerfully told me it would be 15 minutes or less. True to his word, it was filled in under 15 minutes. It was a blessing, really. I was feeling awful.
I’ll be back here… hopefully not too often, though. The clinic here was top notch, the people running it were excellent, and the pharmacy was wonderful. It took me back to being a kid, actually. Like the way things used to be. :)

Convenient.