I hate to post a negative review about this pharmacy because I used to LOVE it a few years ago, but…read moreit has gone downhill to the point where I've now switched back to the dreaded Walgreens. I loved having a wonderful small pharmacy option so I hope they can get it together and go back to how they used to be. I have a few big problems with AA Pharmacy and they keep being an issue lately, unfortunately. First, they have a major issue with what they leave out spread across their counter. The last three times I was there, there were prescriptions with names of the person and names of the medicine in bags sitting right out on the same counter where you pay. Not only could I see confidential info, including about one person I knew, I also could have just taken some of the bags had I wanted to. It's so odd and they don't seem to care that confidential info is just cascading out on the same countertops where people are checking out. It seems so disorganized and careless now, which is disconcerting when I'm trusting them to manage medications for my family. Second, in the beginning, the pharmacist was always there and he was so friendly and helpful -- now there are several rude and/or inattentive people who will finish eating their sandwich before coming over to help people waiting at the register. If you have a question for a pharmacist, there often is not one there. If I ask when one will be there, they often aren't sure. I assume the prescriptions are still reviewed by a pharmacist (?!), but I have had two recent ones where they gave me the wrong amount, and both times they barely seemed to care. I'm not surprised to see all the good reviews from them are at least a year old. Sadly, the whole feeling there has changed so much and it's a huge disappointment. I've transferred away from them as of this week but I hope they improve!

I cannot say enough good things about this pharmacy!…read more I've been a fan of Ann Arbor Pharmacy for several years. After my husband got me a gift set of the Rose Amelie skincare, I couldn't wait to check the place out. I bought some fun gifts there as well, and it was my first stop recently when he needed an uncommon prescription from the optometrist. They didn't have the strength we needed in stock, but they ordered it for the following day. Most recently I decided to switch all of our prescriptions over. I was tired of being stuck in a phone tree when I called my big chain store, or being turned away without a resolution when I would go up in person. I called Ann Arbor Pharmacy, and within 24 hours my prescriptions were transferred and the ones that needed refilling were filled. The environment is so quiet and calming, the employees are courteous, friendly, and knowledgeable, and there is never a long wait. It's just what the doctor ordered as the antidote for the he big box pharmacy that is causing your headache!

People here are wonderful. So much friendliness in one place. Great Customer service and…read moreknowledgeable staff to help me.

From the owner: As second-generation pharmacists, the founders Tim and Fred Grice, Jr., both started out working…read morefor a national drug store chain upon graduation from college. They each moved on to purchase their own independent pharmacy, with the help and support of their father. Both brothers came to realize the necessity of growth for future survival and the importance of patient-driven, community pharmacy. In 1996, after much planning, they purchased Gobles Pharmacy in Gobles, Michigan, and thus HomeTown Pharmacy was born. Today, HomeTown Pharmacy operates several divisions across the state of Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio to include infusion services, compounding, long-term care and retail pharmacies.

Count your pills before you leave the pharmacy! I learned the hard way. I've always loved this…read morepharmacy.They've been great to me until now. I was shorted on two pills in my prescription of six. I called as soon as I got home to let them know. They told me that that was impossible. And inferred that I was making it up. They did offer to dispense the two pills that were missing, which i'm assuming.I'm going to have to pay for.

My experience has been positive thus far. Supporting local is important to this customer, have…read morefound calling in ADVANCE of medication being due is important. Unfortunately and fortunately sometimes the bigger pharmacies get medications sooner. It is sometimes difficult to find good staffing anywhere, so would't ping a business unless it happens multiple times and have found talking directly to the owners are the best way to communicate positive and negative experiences~

My recent experience with Pharmacy Solutions exceeded expectations…read more An order was lost in transit and they were very proactive in reordering process. Easy to contact and expressed genuine concern for delayed delivery. When I notified them of a small error on redelivery they acted quickly to rectify it. All in all a very positive experience in these trying times.

Pharmacy Solutions is a potentially useful place to both fill your prescriptions and get counseling…read moreabout health issues. They fill prescriptions and sell over-the-counter medicines like any other pharmacy. However, they also offer advice about drug interactions, complementary therapies, skin care and other topics. You can get a complete medical assessment there for $250 or get advice on how to cope with finances when you have to buy and manage half a dozen different prescriptions. They offer paid consultations as well as free educational seminars, and health care advice for pets. Pharmacy Solutions also has a newsletter and a fairly comprehensive online presence.

This one is on Univ of Michigan campus on NE corner of State St and N University near Rally House…read moreand Panera. On the smaller side considering space limitations due to its location but decent options for what you need. Fortunately was not in need of the pharmacy which is on 2nd floor.

I miss the old campus bookstore that used to be at this location. I remember buying many of my…read morecollege textbooks and blue books here back in the stone age when we had to handwrite our essays! Now there is a Walgreens. This Walgreens pharmacy has specialty medications in stock that few other pharmacies have. This pharmacy came through on the weekend when I needed something. Boring and generic compared to the old campus bookstore but very useful for pharmacy and daily essentials.

The pharmacy staff are very helpful (though overworked and the facility is understaffed.) They have…read morealways gone the extra mile for me. I have only good things to say about this CVS.

This is a spacious store with aisles at angles. The staff volunteered aid when I had problems…read morelocating what I needed. They were very helpful and friendly to other customers, too (refreshing).

They placed my prescription into another person's account. That person received refill…read morenotifications, but I didn't. When I asked them to correct it, they said they couldn't because the manager wasn't in for another several days. That's a HIPAA violation, and they refused to correct it.

Refused to fill my prescription because my Dr was in Grand Rapids and not Ann Arbor - go anywhere…read moreelse if you can. They take days to fill something and only when I show up in person do they even process my medications.

I have used Saline Pharmacy since they opened and have never been disappointed by the service I…read morereceive there. Unlike mail-in pharmacies, the staff gets to know you and will address any concerns on the spot. I highly recommend them to everyone in the community. GO SALINE PHARMACY!! Margaret, RN

Love love love this Pharnacy! Staff is super friendly and they actually get to know you, they care…read moreabout their customers. So happy I found them.

Love the employees and wonderful customer service. The delivery service is always on time and the…read moredrivers are great. Would recommend Schmidt and Sons for all your medical needs

I had an excellent experience at the Tecumseh location today. I went there to get my Covid booster,…read moreand was impressed that the pharmacist/owner Sam was the one giving the injections. He took the time to sit and talk with me during the 15 minute waiting period after the injection. Not only was Sam friendly and personable, he gave very helpful counsel on some pharmaceutical questions that I had related to side effects and compounding. My wife and I are going to see if they are in network for our prescription insurance.