CVS Pharmacy
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Category: Lifestyle
Contact Information LaGrange, Kentucky, United States
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CVS Pharmacy Reviews
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zoot21suit
January 13, 2011
Don't care of their Employees
Ever since CVS bought out Eckerds, the company has been doing so much stuff to their employees. Benefits, pay, anything that you can think off. But the most serious thing, is payroll. CVS does have some good workers. but not enough hours. Try running a fast pase store with only 200 hours per week. But yet, the district managers want everything done with in the week. And there is no way, an they wonder why, CVS is losing so many good Managers and Assitant Managers. An to top it off, if the work is not done, they get written up. WTH! Thats why, when you go see a CVS an it looks liked crap, now you know. So, if you want to work at CVS, be prepared to work only 15- 20 hours<-- part time only. Only Managment have to full time jobs. COME ON CVS get your act together, because RITE Aid will be taking your customers soon in Texas.
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Upsetandletdown
December 29, 2010
FALSELY ACCUSED AND FIRED!
I was falsely accused and shown no proof, let alone given a reason for being fired. I HATE CVS and the idiots they put in charge of SOME of their stores. I worked with other stores that I feel are ran by good management and great employees, but had the misfortune to be hired by a store so mismanaged that it cost me my employement with CVS Pharmacy. Lisa from loss Prevention should be fired and jailed for the harrassment and misuse of her authority to persuade others to FALSELY sign documents thinking that if they just do what she says, their employment would be saved...ALL JUST LIES AND CRAP!! I signed papers with LIES on them about other employees, I was REFUSED COPIES AND LIED TO. And still was let go with NO REASON, PROOF or otherwise. I HATE CVS PHARMACY, MORGAN HILL. THERE MAY BE SOME GOOD EMPLOYEES LEFT BUT WITH THE MANAGEMENT THEY HAVE AND THE LOSS PREVENTION TEAM THEY HAVE, CVS PHARMACY IS NOT GOING TO LAST LONG IN MORGAN HILL, CALIFORNIA! RUTHLESS, LIEING, IDIOTS ARE ALL THEY ARE. IF CORPORATE WANTS A PROFITABLE, WELL MANAGED STORE, TRY HIRING ONE OF THOSE THEY JUST FIRED. I AM ONE THAT KNOWS FOR CERTAIN, THAT I CAN MANAGE A MORE PROFITABLE, BETTER STORE THAN THEM!!!
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guitarplayer888
December 27, 2010
Bathroom Access Denial
I am complaining about CVS Pharmacy located on Busse Rd and Golf Road in Illinois. To make a long story short, on Christmas Day my father needed to use the restroom. Due to his enlarged prostate, there was urgency to use the restroom. From my knowledge, I have never been denied access. My family shop at CVS all the time. He asked a white male working in the front and he said no he wont let him in. I am so dissapointed. What if my father could not hold it anymore and the bladder exploaded right there and then? How can someone deny someone access? I underestand if we were in the city and there is no public restrooms but we do shop at CVS, how can we be treated like this? Especially on Christmas Day.
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MRSmajor
December 18, 2010
Denied Precription Filled
after leaving the emergency room i went to fill a prescription at the CVS pharmacy on the corner of 2nd street and Kennedy st NW on 12-17-10 around 4:30 pm...i was just released for Upper Respitory Infection and the meds was greatly needed. I walked to the drop off location before i even pulled out my prescription the pharmasist said " hi Miss just letting you know im no longer accepting prescriptions im very busy with no help...my help is on vacations so im not taking anymore prescriptions...sorry" i walked away...just because his help is on vaction what does that have to do with peoples health. we rely on CVS to fill our meds and be there when there supposed too not turn us away. that cvs is the only one in my area convient for me and my children. if they can not help than who will?
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J_K_L
December 13, 2010
Missing pills.
I've recently went on Adderall at the end of October. I'm 28 years old and it's been a wonderful thing. I've been living with these 'issues' all of my life that I never really thought much about looking into, because I thought it was just me. Something I'd always have to deal with. When I went to my Doctor he prescribed me a 30 day quantity/ 60 pills to take twice a day. It should've lasted me over a month and a half (Because sometimes I only take 1 a day or sometimes I skip a day when not needed), but oddly I ran out before I thought I should. I wouldn't take them over the weekend on Saturdays and Sundays because I wouldn't be doing anything that required focus. I counted my pills at one point and had 14 left. I thought to myself, "I don't think this is right, but I'm not 100% sure." So I didn't do anything about it.
Well I went in and had my prescription refilled again Dec 8th, 5 days ago today. Again it was for 60 pills/twice a day. Since the 8th I've taken 6 pills. With Christmas coming up I've been extraordinarily busy and had taken them this weekend as well. When I opened the bottle today, I looked in and thought, "This is definitely NOT right, I have to be missing pills." So I counted them. And I counted 30 left. Really? 30? Was I trapped in some sort of time warp? That means I had a total of 36 pills on the 8th. I am missing 24 pills. At this point, knowing the size of the pills, 60 pills wouldn't have even fit in this container.
Of course the quantity was circled and initialed by the pharmacist. Well I called CVS and told them my problem. An hour later the pharmacist called me back and said the quantities at the store. And then of course blantantly 'suggested' that someone stole my pills. Let's just say they do Rude at this store pretty well. Can't even do a partial refund huh? No, of course you wouldn't offer that. Sorry no, my pills are with me at all times. Even though I only take them once a day they are either in front of me on my desk or in my purse when I leave my house. My purse never leaves my site.
I called my Doctor's office to let them know about this issue. Then I called them back with an updated status about CVS's quantity being fine. The receptionist and I had a little chat. She said well the Doctor's response will depend. I clarified, it's not and issue of me needing my certain # of pills to take. At this point it's about spending $20 on 60 pills when I got 36. Anyway my parents suggested I inform my Doctor's office, just to let them know basically. It's better to document this stuff in some fashion rather then not saying anything at all.
I was thinking about removing all of my prescriptions from CVS. It's true that after their first Manager left, Frank, the staff has been rude. Except for 1 young guy. Sometimes it take FOREVER to get a refill and twice now they've claimed that we didn't pay for a prescription and told us we owed them $20. Which was false of course.
On the other hand I'm half tempted to hold out, get it refilled and count them myself right there in the store so everyone can see it. :)
Anyway, I realize we can't really prove anything on either end at this point. But should I send them a letter about the incident so it's on record. Should I do anything? I would love a partial refund. Or maybe a sincere, "we're sorry for the invonvienance." Yeah that'll be the day.
I wonder if anyone else has had a similar issue at this store with missing pills if they could let me know.
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huehner
December 10, 2010
Judgmental pharmacist
Last night a CVS tech took my order, and it wasn't filled today when my husband went to pick it up. Upon speaking to the pharmacist, I was told 'with the current state of the economy, it's hard to get good help"--as if that had any bearing on the problem--sounded like an excuse pulled out of mid air, upon first glance.
In any case, I thought all was well until I picked up the script, and discovered it was one inhaler short. Mind you, this is the same med (same amounts) I've been receiving since 2005 with no problem. I called the pharmacist immediately, only to discover he'd file the insurance with an incorrect carrier, which would seem to solve the entire problem, right??? But NOOOOO...I was then treated to a condescending, judgmental diatribe about 3 party payer problems, medicaid fraud, the incorrect writing of the script, and my lack of understanding of what was being said.
Just FYI, I am a 59 year old college graduate English major--which I promptly shared with the pharmacist, quickly pointing out he no knowledge of my particular situation, nor how I came to be in such dire straits. I stated I suspected this was probably the case with other customers, and informed him I'd phone my doctor first thing tomorrow morning to pass along the info from the CVS pharmacist that he'd written the script incorrectly, and asking him to please correct it.
This shallow, insulting person began to back peddle, and informed me it wasn't really a problem---after all, he was going to 'go ahead and give' me the second inhaler (mind you, HE was going to give me the 2nd one which has ALWAYS been a part of my prescription). I was so flabbergasted at his kindness ( to actually care enough to GIVE me the med) that I just said I'd still be contacting the doctor, and would pick up the script in the morning.
I am totally amazed at this entire encounter, and have phoned a neighboring pharmacy to transfer my prescriptions. The last thing I need is to have a pharmacy add to my illness.
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julia carrillo
December 4, 2010
PHARMACY
TO PICK UP OR DROP OFF MEDS. THERE'S ALWAYS LONG LINES NO MATTER THE TIME OF DAY SOMETIME I`VE GONE EARLY IN THE MORNING YET THERE WAS`NT A LINE HE/SHE MADE ME WAIT WHILE HE /SHE CHAT WITH OTHER EMPLOYEE NOT ABOUT BUSINESS JUST TALKING AND LAUGHING, SO I MUST WAIT AND IM THE ONLY ONE THERE VERY INCOMPETENT, WHEN LINES ARE LONG I MEAN REAL LONG ABOUT FIFTEEN PEOPLE, THE PHARMACY SEE LONG LINE AND THERE'S ONLY ONE PERSON BEHIND THE COUNTER, DON`T UNDERSTAND THIS. IF THERE SO SHORT HANDED THEY SHOULD BRING IN MORE EMPLOYEES NOT FAIR TO THE CONSUMER, IT`S MADDING, I HOPE SOMETHING IS DONE ABOUT THIS OR I MAY HAVE TO COMPLAIN TO THE HIGHER SOURCE WHO CAN TAKE CARE OF THIS PROBLEM OR I WILL GO TO THE MEDIA, I`M TIRED OF THIS, SOMETHING HAS TO BE DONE
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DevonMarlin Henderson
November 29, 2010
Rudeness
I just read " a dozen ways to lose customers"(copyright2004-2010 CVS Caremark) and these apply#6 "surly employees", #8"Poor response", #9"Not listening".#11-"Arrogance"-"Treating the customer as an idiot!"My 74 year old friend and I arrived to pick up his recent prescription at 10am-November28th, 2010 and the pharmacy was not open.The security grates were all closed and two women were waiting for service-they were together.Ten minutes later the pharmacy was open and my friend Donald Holmes was waiting in line six feet or so behind the woman picking up her prescription> after waiting at least 15 more minutes patiently in line my friend was told-rudely to stand further back by the pharmacist.I was sitting on a chair watching and hearing this>I asked" what did he say to you?" to my friend and the man said loudly and arrogantly that "I am only enforcing the Law"Now I ask "What Law?"We are in this pharmacy once a month(since 2009) and this was news to us!If there is such a law then a line should be on the floor where you stand behind it and/or signs posted to this effect!I complained to the Wonderfully pleasant Manager-Hillary Lucky about the rudeness of this employee and he said he would take care of it!I am writing this email to alert you to the bad behavior and unhappiness that permeates the back of this CVS store from almost every employee that works at the pharmacy.Also, I have complained about this on the phone surveys twice before!I do not understand why they are so miserable there but they are and I and my friend are tired of it>The front of the store has wonderful employees(Leslie, Mogali, Clare, Melody, Marie and of course Hillary Lucky!) that go out of their way to be nice but the pharmacy is another world altogether-Why?I think it is important to not reward "bad behavior" and i am encouraging my friend to try Walgreens' Pharmacy !I certainly would not give my money to employees such as these!sincerely Devon Marlin Henderson
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antonio illiano
November 26, 2010
presciption
I was discharged from lancaster regional hospital on thursday november 25 and went to cvs pharmacy for a refill for my prescription the person I talked to was sue I believe she was the head pharmacist, at that time I underwent back surgery and needed my prescription filled, the pharmacist was rude and unprofessional she told me my insurance would not cover my prescription until the following day I told the pharmacist if I could pay for it out of pocket for some of the medicine to hold me over until the next day until my insurance would kick in but this rude person (sue) the head pharmacist refused to help me out, I explained to the pharmacist that I needed the medication for pain I just underwent back surgery, I offered to pay for the medication out of my own pocket but she got very rude and said no, than she told me that I was not welcome to return to the store anymore that she would call the police, all I wanted was some medication to hold me over to the next day, until my insurance would kick in, but she refused to help me in any way possible, so I took my precricption to another pharmacy and they gladly help me with my problem, I just want to say I have never been treated so badly as I was from this cvs pharmacy and furthermore I am going to contact my attorney and see if I have a valid complaint and if I do I will bring legal actions against this cvs store, I highly recommend that someone in charge will look into this complaint, because I believe a customer has some right to be treated fair and with respect, my name is antonio illiano and my phone number is 717-341-3258 I hope someone in your dept. will get back in touch with me and let me know what actions you intend if any
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Stacy Peters
November 14, 2010
refill medication
Rite Aid pharmacy had transferred all patient refill files to Cvs on New Scotland Ave. Upon doing so I called to check the status of my recently renewed prescription. Due to the fact that I have Medicaid I wanted to be sure that it was not out of date from the refills. I was told that all was in order as I had recently refilled the script. Had it not been in order I would have gotten a new script from the doctor due to the fact that it is high blood pressure med. and it is imperitive that I have it. I was told that all was fine.
Upon calling the refill in, I was told on a Sunday that I needed a new script because it was too old. It was two-months old. Medicaid allows only up to six months old. There was three refills left and it was to be refilled within the 30 day time period.
So inevitably I was given a hastle and told to get a new script even after initially being told that my script was fine.
I became angry and called a pharmacist in a different Rite-aid and was told my script was fine. He could not understand except that it had been transferred improperly.
My conclusion to their mishandling of my script is that I will no longer deal w/ CVS as they made no effort to help me in this situation that was inevitably their error.
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