I have used Buckeye for many years for a list of supplies and advice. I currently bought a…read morewalker..I wasn't sure if it was the right one. Eric said no prpblem,bring it back for a full refund. Wow Also great service at the store, help getting it in my car and totallly pleasant to work with. Redommending Buckeye for a good experience and customer service. Carolyn Javitch

They don't take insurance, I am on Medicare and they will not take it. I need electric wheelchair…read morewas told they started at $1400 dollars I can't pay that.Need to keep on looking.

The staff here is so kind and helpful. Had a great experience renting a wheelchair. The wheelchair…read morehad been sanitized and Marsha was very patient explaining how the attachments work and getting us setup with the leg attachments best suited for our purposes. They were also very flexible when we needed to extend our rental several times. They have a great selection of other mobility aids as well: canes, scooters, walkers, etc. I highly recommend checking this place out for any mobility needs. Also, the hours can vary so I suggest calling first to make sure they're open.

i have been a chair since 2012. if i did not have the right batteries, you would have tried to sell…read moreme yours, and all i needed was a flat fixed on my hoverround there was a repair fee that you are out of is that the way to do business

My wife had a COVID booster appt at the CVS on Green/Mayfield and ended up getting it a few days…read moreearlier during a Dr appt. I went to the appt, in her place, showed my ID/insurance was the same/and I obviously knew she had an appt on that time/date...and the pharma assist said, NO WAY. I calmly asked why, & there was no explanation. I asked if I could go online and schedule under my name (since I knew there would be an opening in 5 min). The pharmacist happened to come out (not addressing me directly even though I was only about 10ft away) & the assistant quietly spoke to her and the pharmacist shook her head no, and said...NO WAY I kindly said...huh, interesting, thanked her and left. I might add that there was no line at all. I found 2 things interesting: 1) a quasi-healthcare related institution like CVS, in a country whose healthcare industry is begging people to be immunized, wouldn't be more accommodating (FYI - for the original 1st & 2nd shot, I scheduled appt's in my name for both of our kids, young adults, at Rite Aid and they gladly accepted them - and that was when lines were long for the initial shots) 2) it was shocking how dismissive, condescending, and out-n-out rude the pharmacy employees were to a customer (and I will say again, there was no line & I was 5 mins early for the appt) So silly/disappointing

Unfamiliar with proper CDC guidelines on Covid vaccines so will refuse to give you a booster…read more Don't go here.

Stopped in at Walgreens one evening for a resupply on toiletries during a work trip. Everything I…read moreneeded was here. I was also looking for some cold cans or bottles of V-8 juice - which they did not have. #Walgreens

Although there are a half dozen (literally) drug stores within a mile radius of my house, this…read moreWalgreens is my favorite. I drop in fairly often and I feel like no matter what time of day I'm in the store, everyone is friendly. (which isn't the case at another Walgreens a mile in the opposite direction) The photo department always processes my orders faster than I'd expect them to and is great about calling me if I forget to come pick up an order. Great holiday tip? You can buy stamps at any of the registers if you need to mail out cards and are like me and are too lazy to go to a post office. Pro tip? Check out in the cosmetics department. The line is generally longer and I feel like the friendliest people tend to be stationed there.

Sarah was amazing helping my mom with 1/2 wheelchair and sit down walker. Also told her and helped…read moreher out how to use it. She exchanged my mom's broken walker for a donated walker which is a lot easier to use Thank you Sarah. I would highly recommend this place if you need medical supplies like wheelchairs walkers anything like that instead of going to another place

Access has helped me through countless issues with my wheelchair, my walkers, and other equipment…read more They are thoughtful, kind, and totally professional.

I understand the pharmacy isn't open 24-hours, nor do I expect it to be and I fully agree you need…read moreto shut down for lunch. But how about on your outgoing message instead of just saying the pharmacy is closed give the open hours? i couldn't even ask that without giving my date of birth. You need to fix this with corporate. I'll probably change my rating, say I can figure out when i can pick up my prescription.

I will say, other than what I'm about to write I am very happy with this place, and maybe it's just…read morethe old and crotchety man I have turned into that is making me write this. I am, unfortunately, on a good number of prescriptions. My wife usually picks them up for me, but as she's busy today and I'm heading out of town early tomorrow, I went to pick up my medications. It should be noted that I used to go to a neighboring pharmacy, but due to a change in my insurance, I go to Walgreens exclusively now, as directed by the company. Whenever I'd get a text from the old pharmacy saying something is due for a pick up, they'd explicitly say that they'd be closed between x and x time for lunch. Always. Walgreens doesn't include this in their texts to me, so I assumed (my mistake) that they most not close the pharmacy for any lunch period. I walked in and saw that every window was shuttered (there are about four or five, but in a basic "same" area) stating that "there is no pharmacist on duty, and state law prohibits prescriptions to be filled without one present". That was (basically) it. Same message on the outside drive up window. So, I figured that they were shuttered for the day due to having no pharmacist on duty at all. I then went on with my day and got a text saying another script was ready about forty minutes after leaving the store. Then the light went off over my head. They were, obviously, just closed for lunch break. If that had been expressed on the sign, I'd have waited the five minutes until two o'clock when they re opened after the lunch break instead of just leaving. Now, unless I go back out in rush hour traffic, I'll have to postpone my departure time until later tomorrow morning. LOL. YES, I'm just an old guy complaining, but simple different verbiage in the message, as in "we are closed between one thirty and two for lunch" would have helped other than the one that was ambiguous to the point where it suggested there was no pharmacist on duty all day. Sorry about the rant, but to me, it's just simplifying things.