Walgreens - Closed

Natalia Rojas _{on Google}

Jun 24th, 2023

I always get my medication on time, and they care about my health.

Mari C _{on Google}

Jun 2nd, 2023

Went here for a COVID vaccine. Both people at the pharmacy were very friendly and helpful.

Brian D. _{on Yelp}

Dec 28th, 2022

Small , clean , this one is convenient as it's right next door to my chiropractor It's organized has a 70's vibe and the parking lot is about twice the size of the store.... Kind of like Kohl's.

Dannelle A. _{on Yelp}

Dec 10th, 2022

It saddens me to write this review but what happened to me should not be acceptable behavior...On November 5th, I came to this Walgreens to do my COVID-19 bivalent booster since this was the only Walgreens that was doing COVID-19 bivalent booster on the weekend. I made the appointment online and filled out the needed paperwork to make the process easy and painless. My appointment was at 9:30 AM but I decided to come early in case there was a line or if I needed to fill out more paperwork. When I got to the pharmacy, I noticed that there was only one person in the pharmacy who was wearing a white lab coat. I had immediately assumed that this person was the pharmacist and he was opening up the pharmacy. I approached the window and the pharmacist asked me, "how can I help you?". From his name tag, I gathered that his name is Bryan and he was the pharmacist on duty. I let him know that I was there for my appointment at 9:30 AM for my COVID-19 bivalent booster shot. At first, he seemed annoyed that I can early because it did not seem that he had coverage to do my booster shot. Bryan then asked me for my COVID-19 card and my ID which I presented. He then gave me a clipboard with a form to fill out which took me a while to fill out. I sat in the waiting room, trying to gather information for the form and I noticed that there were a few customers who arrived to pick up medication. I also noticed that someone came along to help cover for Bryan in order for him to administer my booster shot. This person was wearing a light blue uniform (almost like scrubs) and I assumed that he might be a pharmacy technician. I handed my form back and the person in a light blue uniform looked at my form and asked me for my COVID-19 card. I pointed to Bryan who was helping another customer at another window but he was able to show the person in the light blue uniform my COVID-19 card. The person in the light blue uniform then said "okay, go ahead and step behind the division and take off all your clothes". He then laughed and I laughed nervously but I began to feel very uncomfortable and reacted by saying, "just my shoulder", which he completely ignored. After a couple of minutes, Bryan stepped out and was able to administer my shot with instructions to stay around for 15 minutes. I work in healthcare so I knew I had to stay in the vicinity for 15 minutes just in case I had an allergic reaction but I felt very uncomfortable staying near the pharmacy. I decided to wander the store since I didn't want to stay in the pharmacy area. After 15 minutes, I left but I felt violated and uncomfortable. After I got home, I filed a complaint because I knew that what I experienced was not right. A couple of days after I filed a complaint I received an email stating " Unfortunately we did not receive enough information from your email to respond appropriately...". Since the person in the light blue uniform was not wearing a name tag or did not introduce himself, I did not get his name so this was the cause of them saying "we did not receive enough information". A day after the email, I received a call from Darryl, who I think was the manager, and I explained the situation. I let him know that I was not able to get the name of the person in the light blue uniform but Darryl divulged that his name was Jason. Darryl said that this was not acceptable behavior but I never received a follow-up as far as what happened and what was done. I also emailed back but never received a response back.I understand that he was joking but that is not something to say to someone let alone a customer because what he said was insensitive and a form of sexual harassment. If he felt comfortable saying that to me, who knows what other things he says to other people? I know that if I said that to a patient, I would be fired or put under some type of review. What if I was a victim of sexual harassment or if I took that statement literally? I was hesitant to post this but because I have not heard anything, I decided to just post it. Overall, I will never return back to this Walgreens or any Walgreens for a while which saddens me because I have been a long-time patron of Walgreens.