Everytime I've called they are always helpful and willing to inform you of your medication. They…read moreare quick on the phone as well.

We just moved here from Indy. Given the bad reviews I had low expectations but I went ahead and…read morethought I will try to give them a chance since my previous pharmacies were CVS. I also never post reviews because why waste the time. Then I also realized we no longer take the time telling people what a great job they are doing. We have been here four months and have had nothing but a very positive experience transferring, filling, and dealing with prescription issues. So much better service than I ever experienced in Indy. Yesterday I wanted to speak to the pharmacy to see if the approved medicine was in stock. I got stuck in the CVS phone tree nightmare. You can no longer speak directly to the pharmacy directly, you are supposed to leave a voicemail and they will contact you in a defined timeframe. I of course I didn't believe it, cursed at the phone and hung up. 1/2 hour later the phone rings and it is CVS stating that they had a call from this number and how could they help me. Now that is good customer service! They answered my question and filled my script within the hour. This is a top notch pharmacy! Thanks for making this transition easy. A big thanks to the pharmacy staff for all they do to ensure our prescriptions are filled and pickup is smooth!

I was able to have an immediate e-visit with NP, Lori Jackson today. She was very kind and…read moreprofessional. She listened to my syptoms very carefully, and provided me a much-needed prescription right away. I am truly grateful to her and CVS for providing this amazing telemedicine service. Thank you so much, Dr. LORI! :-) Sincerely, Amelia S.

This review is for the CVS Minute Clinic, specifically the Nurse Practitioner, Lori Jackson. If I…read morecould give negative stars, I would! About a month ago, I was having an asthma flare and needed to be seen and get a prescription for steroids. I registered online an hour ahead of time. I got there at my allotted time slot. The NP said the other patients had been waiting over an hour and she would see them first, even though I registered online. I normally wouldn't have minded, but I felt pretty terrible and registering ahead was supposed to decrease wait time. 45 min later, I was seen. It took her 3 attempts to enter insurance info. And when I explained I needed steroids, she lectured me about how antibiotics and steroids would not help me bc I had a virus. I said I didn't want antbx. That my pulmonologist has sent me to be seen and get steroids. She lectured me about an asthma plan with my "pulmologist" without listening to me when I told her that this was the plan! She couldn't even pronounce pulmonologist!! Honestly, I'm a Mastered-prepared nurse as well. I'm an Anesthesia Nurse (CRNA). This NP was ridiculous!! This NP made us all (Advanced Practice Nurses) look bad. Truly, follow the cvs protocol as designed regarding which pt is seen next. Brush up on your education and treating requirements. And, last but not least, LISTEN to your patient instead of talking over them. At one point, she said, " tell me that again. I wasn't paying attention." Really? Maybe it's time for her to retire early!

This is the only drug store in a twenty mile radius so they have a monopoly. The store is always…read morepacked to the gills with seasonal items as well as the usual assortment of CVS goods. It is the only place to buy greeting cards, gift wrap and personal care products. Service varies from very helpful to occasionally cantankerous. We stopped by to print some photos and pick up cards. A clerk helped us with the photos which take only a few seconds to print. They carry a reasonable supply of alcohol including a few higher end bourbons and liquors. They have great clearance sales end of season and holidays. I always manage to pick up some fun trinkets at the end of summer. It is also the only place I noticed that has toys if you want to spoil the grandchildren. The selection is far from upscale but they do have bubbles and that's all you need on a hot summer day to put a smile on their face. Getting here is easy in and out. There is a drive through pharmacy that I have not used. They are located about 3 miles off 65.

The pharmacist here is a total tool. To be fair, I realize the stressors of working in a pharmacy…read moreand his reason for disliking me, but he's too young, too rude and too unsophisticated for the position. He is targeting me because I recently dated his wife while they were "on a break" that she evidently didn't inform either of us of at the time, and since I've started using CVS, he's deleted my prescriptions, has lied to my doctors office and is rude everytime I call. I know not everyone will have this problem, and that he feels he has a "reason" to be prejudiced against me, but again, he's too immature to be in the position he's in. To use your position to postpone peoples medicine where their health is concerned is not only petty but dangerous. As an aside, I've never had any issue or problem with the other employees, they've always been wonderful, super professional, and polite and the store clean and efficient.

Eric and Steven in the Auto Center are great! I was traveling long-distance and had a low pressure…read morewarning so I stopped in. They diagnosed my flat and repaired it free of charge. Love these member benefits! Especially when the employees are knowledgeable about what they're working on.

This Columbus location is the worst about selling food at or past expiration dates. If you shop…read morehere, you must look at expiration dates on every perishable item that you buy. Multiple times I have put back an item that expired that day or a few days before. This is the worst store I have ever shopped in that does this. I pointed it out to an employee a few times who could care less. Service is not good here.

Today went to this store to buy my girls a little make up and they both wanted to paid for their…read moreown the oldest paid for hers and the little one was paying for hers and I noticed that if you brought one the other one was half price and at $12.99 that's a big saving the young man that was checking us out said that he hadn't put the sale signs up yet that's why we didn't notice this young man took the time to refund their money and they were able to paid for them together and save enough for another treat thank you cvs for the kind treatment people like that make people like me shop there great job

Check your receipt. Over charged more than $36 on a $112 bill. Manager not capable or unwilling to…read morefixing the mistake and now I have to deal with DM to fix. Recommendation - stay away.

Close the pharmacy just when ever, without warning. Just got a call that said script was ready and…read morecame right up. Oops sorry closed. They deserve to go broke.

We are in the process of transferring all of our medications to Walgreens from another pharmacy. I…read morehad one medication that we ordered a refill last Monday 8/20 and another that we asked to be transferred. The Warfarin (Coumadin) - the medication we were transferring - had three refills on it. I went in today to pick the medications up. I was told I only had one. I asked about the Warfarin. Dale, the pharmacist, said when he called, the other pharmacy said I had no active prescription to transfer - again, the label that he had in his hand showed three refills before 3/4/19. I said, "Well, that's great. I'm pretty well 'f-ed' as I only have three tablets left and it's too late in the day to get another prescription called in before Monday." (A week has ALWAYS been enough time to get a refill transferred and filled). I then asked why nobody thought to call me and tell me there was a problem 4-days ago when the problem presented itself. Dale's response was, "Well, I didn't have a note to call you so I didn't." SERIOUSLY?!? REALLY?!!? You were unable to fill a prescription that was deemed necessary by a physician and because you didn't have a note, you didn't call to say there was a problem? I then said, can I please pick up the medication you do have? Dale's response was, "I won't talk to you until you apologize to me for using foul language." As it was quite apparent Dale was serious, I fell on my sword and apologized for my foul and abusive language (note the sarcasm). Dale then asked for ID and just as quickly rejected the ID because it was expired - it expired last week while I was in the hospital. Never mind I have picked up this medication on multiple occasions WITHOUT presenting ID. When I logged on to Yelp, I noticed a previous review in which they stated they had a similar problem with Dale - his power trip. Dale has single handedly tainted what has to date been a reasonably good relationship with Walgreens. Between my wife and I, we fill prescriptions to the tune of a couple thousand dollars a month. We will be taking that business to another pharmacy. I hope for Dale and Walgreen's sake, there aren't medical repercussions because I don't have Warfarin due to Dale's negligence in not calling me. If there are, the next note won't be on Yelp, it will be on an attorney's letterhead.

I'm super thankful that our favorite pharmacy has started making delivery of prescriptions free…read more You can also add essential items to the delivery for free. I'm also thankful that cvs does require all their employees to also wear masks. While I do miss going into the store to see our favorite CVS friends. I'm very grateful for any alternative shopping options right now that help me keep my wife safe and avoid exposure. Before covid19 CVS has always been our favorite pharmacy. It may be just a pharmacy to most but I feel like they care when we walk in the door. It may just be small town Greensburg and it also might be that we're here a lot but I would t think of going anywhere else.

Inevitably I end up here at least once on any given trip to Greensburg. Usually CVS comes through…read morefor me. Thankfully they are open 24-hours a day and can provide almost all the necessities I may have neglected to bring with me to rural Indiana. I've gotten deodorant, razors, Coca Cola, batteries, maybe toothbrushes and possibly other miscellaneous forgotten items here. Their prices seem fair; neither more expensive nor cheaper than any other pharmacy/convenience store. On our most recent trip to Greensburg, unfortunately, CVS let us down. The hubs needed distilled water, but all they had was filtered water. We were forced to head to... *shudder* ...Wal-Mart. Sad. I'm sure I'll be back here on another run for forgotten necessities the next time we're in Greensburg.