Kroger pharmacy continues to give excellent service. Great place to get needed shots and vaccines…read more If you have a question the pharmacist is always available to answer. Never a long wait to get service.

Very in-personal, no greetings when you arrive, and no client connections have been made in all of…read moremy times picking up prescriptions. Janette is very nice but besides her, usually a bad experience and never a great one.

Love this pharmacy. Small business! Everyone is very kind. Never have to wait in line. My…read moreprescriptions are filled so easily.

I knew Carrie, the pharmacist, from Rite Aid in LaGrange. Then she went to Walgreens to be the…read morepharmacist. I hate Walgreens. I only stayed for Carrie. Then one day she called to me from a new store in LaGrange. She was the manager of a pharmacy only store!!! I was as excited as she was! MedSave is so easy!! You walk in, say hi to everyone, pick up your prescription and leave! They have prepay, drive through, and even home delivery!! No more standing in line! It's so wonderfu! Give it a try!!

Evercare has been bought by another company. It is now Apparo Home Medical. Same address and all…read morethe same employees. It is a terrific medical supply location.I use a sleep machine and I need supplies. Apparo sends me an email every 3 months. I can order the supplies i need and note them in the email. A week later I receive the needed supplies by a mail shipment. It is a great and time saving setup.

I have been a customer for over three years, each time I deal with Office Manager/Delores my blood…read moreboils. Today was the final straw! Ordered supplies over a week ago, called this morning to verify that the order was ready - told me YES - get there two hours later and they don't have the supplies. Only had one mask, said if I took that one I wouldn't be eligible for my second one for a month (I'm to get two masks every 30 days). TERRIBLE customer service! After speaking with another provider, they mentioned that I might consider contacting my insurance company - related to the quantity that was to be given to me and what was issued. I asked to speak with the owner - Delores said she "wasn't certain if he is in" -- REALLY???? When I called to have the file transferred - she even made that difficult. RUN, don't walk -----

This location continues to be my goto place for groceries. I always comapre prices and they beat…read moreKroger by a lot. The product is always fresh and it there is ever a problem with anything purchased they will give you a full refund.

Even though this store is close to my home, I usually go to another store, because the Lagrange…read moreWalmart almost never has any motorized carts that work, the other day there was 4 that were out of order. Kroger in Buckner or Walmart in Crestwood has quite a few new carts that all work properly. I am handicapped, which means I can only walk a little until my hip hurts real bad. This is inexcusable for a store like Walmart, or maybe not. I have complained many times, but was told they "couldn't afford to fix or replace them!"

Olivia, the pharmacist, was absolutely amazing. She was incredibly helpful and kind when I first…read morespoke with her on the phone--she took the time to explain everything clearly and left me feeling so reassured. Later, I happened to be at the pharmacy in person and she was just as wonderful face-to-face: patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely caring. This experience stood out in the best way. I truly wish every CVS pharmacy operated like this one. Olivia sets the bar for what great customer care should look like.

So, to begin, I had a prescription issue with my blood thinner. This being a drug that is essential…read morefor my well being, and the fact that I had been round and round with the insurance on why it was so much, I was already frustrated when it came time to finally pick up the final result, and blood thinner they ended up putting me on. First off, I do know that my provider had initially put in the wrong dosage, and therefore, possibly they had filled a script that had to be backed out, not sure on this, however, I had to call the provider and advise, this is not the right one, dosage, therefore they needed to change it. So, with that being said, they called in the other one, right dosage, wrong amount. So, upon arriving to the pharmacy to pick up the medication, I was told that the insurance company would not cover the medication due to the amount, it was not for a full 30-day supply. This is because the lady at the doctors office did not account for the fact I would be taking 2 pills a day for 30 days, so she called in 30 pills and not a full 60. However, the pharmacy simply said, I could not get it, other than if I paid out of pocket over 700 bucks, which was not an option for me, so I left, upset, as I had already been 4 days off my blood thinners, and I periodically throw clots even while on thinnners. So, needless to say, I was worried. Then, after calling the insurance, getting an override, and them calling the pharmacy, giving them a code that was evidently different for a 15-day supply, in order to run what was called in, they advised me to turn around and go pick up my meds. They would be ready. Now, I had already made it to Blakenbaker Pkwy, which is not a short drive, however, since I had been off my thinners for so long, I could not risk any longer, so I drove all the way back to the pharmacy, where I was greeted at the window by a very confused rep, who acted like he had no idea what I was talking about. He continued to tell me to contact my provider for a 60-day supply. I told him, I worked it out with my insurance, they provided the pharmacy with a code, this provided the override I needed to get the 15-days filled, so I was not without one more day, my blood thinners. He, in the middle of the conversation, looking confused, looks around, and here comes the older gentleman, pharmacist, who is yelling at the top of his lungs at me, " No, he is not the one they spoke to." As I did just say to him, obviously you were not the one they spoke with, as they literally just told me to come back to pick up my meds, which were ready. Then the pharmacist continues to say, overspeaking us all at this point, " I am the one who wasted 5 hours on this issue yesterday and now you have wasted 2 of my hours today, and you need to contact your doctor and get the full 60-days." I am looking in confusion at this point, I am sure, because, I literally just drove 20 minutes back to the pharmacy with intent on picking up my medication, which they told me was ready at the insurance, and you are saying that I wasted your time, and the medication is not ready, and that I need to contact my provider? First, off, wasting the time of a person who is getting paid to do a job, really? The only person who wasted their time was me, and to be talked to like I was a crack head begging for pain pills or something was unheard of, however, this is a blood thinner, that is life saving for me. I have had a pulmonary embolism, and many clots while taking blood thinners, and now my right leg is swollen at my ankle and right foot, and not sure why, possibly a clot, hoping its not, but who on earth has ever heard of having to go through so much all for a blood thinner. Then to be cussed and yelled at simply for returning to the pharmacy to pick up my medication, that was unheard of. If you want to be treated with dignity and respect, I would nt recommend you cming while this pharmacist is on duty, all the others are fine, friendly, it is the older gentleman with white hair, appears to be around mid 60's and has evidently an issue doing his job.

Wonderful pharmacy, our insurance allowed us to switch from CVS to Walmart and there is all the…read moredifference in the world. The pharmacist at Walmart go out of there way to help you. Very pleased!

horrible experience at this pharmacy so bad that I'm even switching pharmacies to a different one…read more A simple miscommunication led to me leaving embarrassed and me being treated horribly by everyone working behind the desk and I feel that the person who "helped" me should not have been praised, but rather should've been held accountable and have been marked up for it. she also completely violated HIPAA and started naming out loud medications of mine for everyone around to hear.