I contacted this place to see what the price range was for electric wheelchairs. I was interested…read morein rentals but open to buying one. I left all my information on the contact site and waited for an email, text or call. Everyone is understaffed these days so I was waiting patiently. But I never heard anything back from them. I'm still researching chairs and I'm not eager to get one online with out seeing it first. However, I need a chair. I tried to give my money to the brick and mortar store but it was a total failure. When there are no more stores available, it will be because of situations like this. Obviously I can't rate how you'll be treated if you go there to shop. But most people I know that are actively looking are not capable of going because they don't have any chair and/or are home bound.

They are responsive and helpful. We've had 1 wheelchair repaired and purchased another. We've also…read morehad to have some minor repairs, which they took care of easily and quickly.

Let's start with the positives. If you need most or all of the items below, this CVS offers…read moreconvenient one-stop shopping: * Pharmacy * Vaccines * Photo printing * UPS drop-off * General retail "stuff" The negatives include a tired-looking store, high prices, long lines during busy times, and inconsistent customer service. Most notably, I left with the wrong OTC medication because the staff member either didn't know the product or simply wasn't paying attention. Tip to my fellow Yelpers (and myself): check the bag before you leave.

I am 73 years old and have a severe hearing loss. I wear hearing aids…read more I went to the pharmacy to pick up my prescription and was greeted by a very, very soft spoken woman. I asked her to speak up, but I still couldn't hear her. I would bet that 70-80% of the pharmacy's customers are seniors, and a large number of them have hearing loss to some degree. Why would a pharmacy have a soft spoken person working the counter? She was not properly trained and not suited for the job.

I needed a stair lift removed. My aunt passed away and we are preparing to sell her home. I had…read morechecked with another company first, and they wanted to charge $325 to remove it, plus another $350 to dispose of it. That, to me, was ridiculous. I called Lifeway Mobility and spoke with Tabitha. She was pleasant and knowledgeable, and told me the fee to remove the stairlift would be $215. We scheduled a date and time. The technician, Luis, called me when he was on his way, he arrived promptly, was very nice and friendly, and had the stairlift out of the house in 15 minutes. I paid him, he emailed a receipt, and was on his way. I could not have asked for a better experience, and highly recommend Lifeway Mobility.

The initial advice and installation were top notch. They clearly know what they're doing with good…read moreproducts and good advice. Even the (independent) installer had good insights about how the products should be set up. On the other hand, my experience with getting adjustments post installation was far less satisfactory. The people who answered the phone seemed unfamiliar with the idea of maintenance and repair visits. On balance, I highly recommend this company.

I wish I could give negative stars. have auto refill…read moremedication was refilled on July week late due to out of stock went to pick it up when ready and Keith said couldn't find it was already picked up. however was not and no signature for it they still billed insurance company next month August refilled again out stick when final ready went to pick it up again had Keith who said it was not ready app not correct delayed due to unknown reasons now ready go pick it up welp insurance wi t cover it said too soon called insurance they paid for July and August but I never got my medication another police report filed and corporate called 5 times times still no resolution

From the owner: Walgreens is a trusted and convenient local health destination that millions of Americans rely on…read moreevery day. Our founder, Charles R. Walgreen Sr., was known for finding new ways to connect with customers on a personal level and treating each person like a guest in his own home. For over a century, we have expanded that personal connection through our network of neighborhood pharmacies and our innovative health services and products. The foundation for all of this is our trusted pharmacy expertise, and our team members who provide essential care that helps people achieve better health outcomes at an affordable cost. Pharmacy Hours: M-F 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-7pm

I love this pharmacy !! It's family owned and I'm sure they know all their customers. When you I…read morehave e problem with my prescriptions they always have a solution. Much better than the big pharmacies

Unbelievably rude and horrific experience! They refused to resolve the problem when I went through…read morethe drive-through and I refused to leave until it was done right, so they called the police! Wrong prescription and they wanted me to come into the store where there was a long line. I will never set foot in there again and I recommend that nobody EVER go to CVS in Grafton.

I just left the store and am writing this in my car.....a wtf experience…read more... At the self checkout, When you have extra bucks or coupons you've clipped in the app, they show up on a screen just before you pay--it asks you if you'd like to use your coupons or extra bucks (if you have them). In that screen, only my extra bucks showed up--my coupon wasn't there, and it wasn't visible in my digital cart in the kiosk computer. So I asked for help and said my coupon wasn't working. There were two women on duty, and the young lady with the long straight dark hair told me my coupon wasn't valid if the item was on sale. My item was on sale, but the fine coupon's fine print did not say it was invalid if paired with a store sale, only that it couldn't be combined with other coupons. I tried to show her that, and she walked away and said to her manager "the coupon won't work because she's trying to use it on a sale item, and I tried to explain that to her in a way that she'd ACTUALLY LISTEN to me." Well, the manager came over to assist and saw that I was correct. However, after I selected my extra bucks the coupon DID show up and WAS used. So it was simple computer confusion because of the language it uses to offer you your available coupons and extra bucks for you to select--basically it's an understandable misunderstanding (lol) but that young lady was SHOCKINGLY RUDE in a loud manner right in front of me. I was honestly so shocked I couldn't think of anything to say other than "well, I understand the concept of what you're saying, but you're wrong." LOLOLOL I miss the old manager--that dude was awesome. I don't come to this CVS often, and I probably won't be back.