Rite Aid

Had a prescription from my workers comp Dr that was denied by workers comp so I had my old Rite Aid pharmacy try to run it under Medicare Part D and I only paid $1.25. So, after trying to fight Zurich about the medication and realizing it only cost me $1.25 I had given up trying to get them to cover the medication. I have been telling pharmacists to just run it under my Medicare and multiple of them at 3 different Rite Aid locations have ran it no problem. Today I am questioned about my medication and why its not covered before being accused of fraud. I was shocked, embarrassed and angry that I would have no medication for 2 herniated discs in my lower back for the entire weekend. Apparently, I needed to have it ran and rejected by workers comp so my secondary insurance would be free to cover it.... wow... thanks for accusing me of fraud because I am unfamiliar with the proper etiquette in getting my rejected medication covered. You went from having a 10 year or so customer to having a customer so embarrassed that I will literally go anywhere else to fill my medications every month. Thanks for giving me a terrible weekend and making me feel terrible in multiple ways.nnEdit: Weird, after spending another 2 hours trying to solve this problem I went to the 1st Rite Aid, explained/apologized about them being an accessory to fraud and they told me that this pharmacist didn't know what he was talking about and they ran my prescription in 15 minutes. Sunrise and Madison is the Rite Aid you want.

I am cancer patient undergoing treatment. I have a prescription for a drug without which I can have a potentially fatal immune condition. The pharmacist (Chris) at this store refused to refill my prescription because the dose instructions (written by Rite Aid) were ambiguous as to whether I take one pill three times per day or 3 pills once a day. In his so-called “judgement”, it was better that I not have the drug at all and risk my health than that he refill it and trust me to clarify the minor dosage pattern issue when my doctor became available the next day. Moreover, he was rude and arrogant. Plainly, he preferred showing me “who’s boss” than protecting my health. Needless to say, I am changing to another pharmacy that puts their customers’ health ahead of their own ego.

It has a good pharmacy there are 2 very good pharmacy employees. The pharmisist is good. The store is allways clean. employees are friendly and helpfull. Prices are in tune with others convenience stores. It's a good place to go if your in a hurry. You will most likely pay for the convenience. All in all a very nice place.

I am quite satisfied with this Rite Aid location. Not only do they fill your prescriptions fast, they have great discounts and items for sale. I would like to say thank you to all the employees there. Keep up the great work!

Pharmacist has a God complex! Chris the pharmacist is just plain rude! I’ve never experienced a more rude or condescending human being in my life and that’s saying a lot. It’s unfortunate because they are close and otherwise ok.