Walmart is Walmart, and this one is no different. No matter which one you go to, you will always…read morehave a typical Walmart experience. I've had worse experiences at certain locations, I've had better, but overall, Walmart is Walmart. My wife has "total anxiety," meaning she hates hearing how much she's spent, and she always tells the cashiers to not say the total, and then I'll pay it. We've never had an issue with that anywhere except for one time at some other store the girl said the total out of habit and quickly apologized. But the cashier we had at this Walmart the last time we went had a look on her face like she just couldn't wait to do the complete opposite. When she was done ringing up our stuff she looked at me with gleaming eyes and a huge smile on her face and she announced the total loudly, then laughed, like a big "F YOU." We both just looked at her, in awe of the audacity. There's another Walmart on our way home. It isn't much better, but we go there now instead.

I placed an order for delivery of groceries as I am partially handicapped. I waited at the time it…read morewas supposed to be delivered. Nobody came. I'm standing in my kitchen where my ring camera is on the front door. They said they tried to deliver couldn't and took it back to the store and canceled my order. Nobody came to my door. I won't be ordering from them again. At least Kroger delivers when they're supposed to.

Staff is friendly, quick and it's very easy to transition from the doctor's office to the pharmacy!read more

Small town feel, big city luxury. They know my face and use my first name here. My Rx's have been…read morefilled here for about 10 years. Healing Springs is Top Tier in the Pharmacy World. They have always met my needs and gone WAY BEYOND. More than a compounding pharmacy, it's also holistic. At Healing Springs you're not treated like a patient, but family.

Staff didn't listen to what I was saying, was extremely rude to me and unprofessional.read more

I guess you have to arrive at just the time to pick up your prescription. Some times you can walk…read moreright up the counter and be waited on and you're out of there in ten minutes (happened twice) every other time I had to stand there in line for forty five minutes. So judge for yourself.

I've never had a positive customer experience from this Meijer locations. The employees are not…read morefriendly. They have an attitude when asking for help. The prices are usually higher than most grocery stores. The store is not as clean as other locations. If you have to go to Meijer, I would recommend to drive a little more for better customer experience.

Filthiest produce department. Looks worse than a 3rd world country market. The leafy vegetable…read moresection is nearly always full of slimy rotting or dried out produce, that sits there still expecting to be sold. Is horrid. It has been addressed with managers for years. No improvement.

good dr nelson is the best! She is nice , caring ,and understanding she is the best dr Iv ever had!read more

I've been a happy patient of Dr Ronald Smith for over 20 years. He genuinely seemed to care for my…read morehealth. I still like Dr Smith, but due to the blistering incompetence of his staff, I have been out of blood pressure medicine for over 1 month. I will be transferring to anyone BUT Trihealth. May 7. I see Dr Smith and receive a new prescription. I recently switched to health insurance companies and find they only pay for Walgreens. May 10, new prescriptions picked up. I message MyChart and ask ALL prescriptions be resent to Walgreens on Glendale Milford Road. LPN Nicole says they will resend the refill request to Dr Smith. Nothing happens. No prescriptions transferred. Out of blood pressure medicine. May 16, "Would it be possible to send all existing prescriptions to the Walgreens on Glendale Milford road?" LPN Ashly, "We have changed that in our system and all future appointments will go to the Walgreen's on Glendale Milford Road." My request was very specific. And it was ignored. Still no meds. May 20, Reply to LPN Ashley "Please resend all existing prescriptions to Glendale Milford Walgreens. I am out of blood pressure medicine." No response. No prescriptions at Walgreens. Still no blood pressure medicine. May 31, "I have been out of blood pressure medicine for one month because the pharmacy has never received the prescriptions. Specifically, resend (med1), (med2) and (med3)." Nicole LPN replies "Dr. Smith sent a 6 month supply of (med1) on 5/20/24 to the Walgreens on Glendale Milford Rd. I will have him refill the (med2) and (med3) as well." June 1, Reply to Nicole LPN "With respect, this is the fourth time I've heard that in the last month. (Three messages and phone call.) Please contact me AFTER you've sent the prescriptions. I genuinely like Dr Smith, but I need a practice who will fulfill the simplest of tasks. If Trihealth is unable to do this, my next request will be to transfer my records to a non-Trihealth organization." June 3, Ignoring my specific request, Pam Baird calls to say (med3) was at Walgreens. The other two prescriptions should be there shortly. June 5, Check walgreens. No prescriptions. No meds. Fuck Trihealth lackies. I know stopping blood pressure medicine cold turkey is bad. I know stopping depression medicine is even worse. Possible fatal. Would someone at my former doctors practice mention this to all the do-nothing LPNs?

Broken sprayer. Refused to exchange w/o receipt even though I had card used to purchase and can was…read moreobviously broken.

Was shorted $5 at pharmacy counter when paying with $100 bill. Change should have been $70.41. girl…read morebehind counter paid me with a 20, a 10 and seven $5 bills. Did not count change back to me just piled it in my hand. Turn to walk away and thought I should count my change. Advised girl shorted $5 and she said manager would have to go through a process to get me my money. Nathan appears irritated and disheveled not looking like an employee at all, tells me he reviewed the tape and she counted it twice so they were going to go with her. Go with her? Like it's a contest. I said I was short of $5 you're not going to help me and he said no. Being upset I strongly suggest it that they train employees to count back change to customers. He was insulted by that comment. No possibility that Nathan is a manager and I'm hoping that the manager that I've seen there before with the name David or maybe Donald reads this review. Was not happy when Nathan made a comment alluding to he didn't know what I did with the $5 when I turned away. Maybe some customer service training and how to count change back training would be a good idea at this location. I understand that everybody makes mistakes, and will live without the $5. But Nathan, do better. Try to show some professionalism in the workplace. Side note. Girl behind counter was professional and handled the situation nicely. No complaints about her other than the error.