CVS

I just went in at two in the morning and Jamie the dodger fan was so nice it’s too bad she likes the Dodgers but what a sweetheart helped us out was very friendly and it was my first time here I will definitely be back

I specifically called in advance to make sure they accepted my insurance as well as the reason I needed to be seen and if I needed an appointment. I was told it was walk in only and they weren’t very busy plus they did take my insurance. After driving twenty minutes to get there and signing all the new patient information I was told «sorry» they do not accept my insurance. I was quite annoyed, I told them all of my information had been previously confirmed. they suggested I go to urgent care. Seriously it was for a tetanus shot. After I left I tried calling the number again and this time was told that they do not verify any insurance coverage… looks like someone needs to get their information right. Would never refer them to ANYONE!

Don’t waste your time at this minute clinic. I came in today for a suspected sinus infection causing me severe congestion and headache. I considered urgent care but thought minute clinic would be faster. The wait was 202 minutes. What? But the system kindly offered to text me 30 minutes prior to my spot in line. I confirmed with the staff that they do indeed text. Yes, go and come back. I never received a text, after 3.5 hours I called cvs to see what the status of my appt was and was routed to a central agency. They advised to drive back to see where I was in line. I did. When I came back, I was told I missed my spot, that I was making the story up (because after all that’s what they all say…) and they are not taking any more appointments today. I didn’t want a new appt, I wanted them to honor the appt they took and failed to deliver. I offered to wait since there was only one man waiting. It was 5:10 and affording to the phone line, she said he would take more than 20 minutes pushing her into closing time and I was welcome to go to urgent care. I told her I would wait and hope she finished prior to closing to see me. Ten minutes prior to closing she came out and saw me there waiting patiently. She indicated she would call the manager and two minutes later she told me, sorry my manager said no, but I can tell you where the nearest urgent care is. What a complete joke this place is. I am not just upset at the complete bungling of their process but equally upset at the accusatory and disrespectful attitude of the staff. I have never used a minute clinic and I can assure you I never will.

The website says if you get there 15 min before closing you can get an appointment. Not true. I drove all the way out there, then the kiosk made me fill out a bunch of personal info just to tell me they aren’t taking any more patients today. Then on the way out, a lady in front of me with her small child goes «when we got in here it was sunny and now it’s dark out! They should call this place hours clinic not minute clinic!»

Pharmacists & techs are rude. Had to have my Rx faxed over TWICE. And instead of being nice, they were rude & short & spoke about us. There is a pane of glass separating us, trust me, we can see you.
Very disappointed in this location. Would not recommend ever coming here again.
I am definitely thinking about calling corporate to file a complaint in the morning. Nobody with a the flu & bronchitis should have to go through that.
Save yourself the misery & take your business elsewhere.

Quick in and out even with people ahead of me. Easier than getting an appointment with my PCP. They are affordable and take all types of insurance. I will def be back when I get sick again. Thank you.

Great CVS location with plenty of parking.
BONUS is that it’s right by a Dunken Donuts! It’s like going for medicine next to Disney Land. Too good.
This store has a great selection including homeware, soft drinks, alcohol and even lots of Halloween decorations (this time of year).
The employee that served me was very nice and efficient.
I’m a big fan of CVS in general and this location was great!

NP Katherine McCabe was rude and provided a poor experience during my visit. I’m sure there’s a reason she’s working in a walk-​in clinic, and I would recommend that you don’t go here if you can avoid it. I don’t write many reviews, but felt compelled to steer others away. I will refrain from additional comments since I have nothing positive to say, but, the ladies in the pharmacy were very sweet and helpful, that I appreciate.

They call me 7 days after I’ve been unable to speak or eat to correct their misdiagnosis. Advise me that I do in fact have strep. I return their call to be placed on hold until after they close by a woman named Katie. Only so that she did not have to put in my script today. It’s 4 days until my wedding. Hate that I was blown off and will discourage everyone I know to spend their healthcare dollars at this place.

My estm wait was 20 min. Been almost an hour so far.

I’m thankful for the auto-​fill on my Rx and the reminder phone call when it’s ready.
This location is relatively clean and I like the proximity to Safeway– that way I like to do my drug-​pick-​up and grocery shopping all in one stop.
Make sure to get a membership card. I regularly get coupon perks via email. Most recently I was able to stock up on nail polish on sale due to discontinuation (some at 75% off!!) and also stack the $ 4 off $ 20 coupon. Also, make sure to grab a ad insert at the front of the store to identify the promo events. When there’s a sale, there’s a sale!

Thank you for my work related biometric screening! Very fast and friendly.

average as far as CVSs go but the location works well for me. good selection of everyday needs and also silly whimsical items. the staff are helpful and the pharmacy is almost never busy (possibly due to the lack of a drive thru).

Got my stitches out! Easy breezy. Was in and out in 15 minutes :)

Great place if you need some snacks and/​or drinks late at night since this place is open 24 hours a day. If you don’t have the Extra Care card, it’s their in-​store discount card, make sure you get one. You don’t have to carry the card with you all the time, put your phone number as an alternative account number and just provide your number when checking-​out.
They also will take manufecture coupons, so get those in there to increase your savings. Sign-​up with your e-​mails as well as they will periodically sent you e-​mails with discounts and promotional items.
I would definitely recommend this place if you are staying at a hotel near-​by and don’t want to pay for the high price gift shop products.

Helpful employees, Pharmacy guy seemed un-​concerned with my questions/???

Best thing about this place?! 24 HOUR PHARMACY, BABY!!! That means, day, or night you can get the hook-​up on your doctor prescribed meds. Also, the store, while it is an older store, has a lot of stuff you can look at and buy while waiting for said meds. Also, one pharmacist in particular is AMAZING and went out of her way to assist me (will post name when I can find it — definitely deserves props)…
Not so great thing? Pharmacy — No drive through service for drop off or pick up. :(They are ALWAYS busy so be expected to wait 30++ and probably deal with some one frazzled (hit or miss, like most places).
The store is a little older, but they have a great alcohol selection and nice staff (that makes almost all the difference…)
Not many pharmacies and stores around here are 24 hours, so that is why they get a ⁴⁄₅!

We brought our son here while we were on vacation over the summer. He was diagnosed with an ear infection and sent home on Antibiotics. The woman working was very nice, however, completely misdiagnosed him. An hour later we were at Urgent Care with respiratory problems. They transferred us to Children’s Hospital where he was diagnosed with croup. Both Urgent Care and Children’s Hospital said there were NO signs of an ear infection. $ 20 copay while there wasn’t too bad, even for a misdiagnoses, however the $ 55 bill we received 3 weeks after getting home made me very upset!

I have always had allergies, they come on around March and don’t leave until about June. This year they got so bad I got a sinus infection because of them. I called my pcp and she couldn’t fit me in for 7 days. I was in pain and didn’t want to wait to get in to the doctor, so I sought out the Minute Clinic.
My experience was superb. I didn’t have to make an appointment and I was in to see the nurse in about 35 minutes. She diagnosed my symptoms, wrote me a prescription and I was on my way in under an hour. She also suggested non prescription remedies (nasal flushes, saline rinses ect.) which I always appreciate.
She was able to email my prescription to the CVS by my work, so by the time I stopped in to the drive through they were ready.
I was so impressed by the speed and level of care I received I can’t imagine waiting around to get in to see my pcp. I am now a huge fan of the Minute Clinic and will always go there first for minor illnesses.

One of the few stores in the area that’s open late. I was in search of some Water and toiletries when I drove into town late at night. The front desk clerk at the hotel suggested I drive down to this CVS instead of paying the high prices at the hotel gift shop.
I’m glad he made the recommendation. This store is clean and well organized. The late night staff is friendly despite the late hours.
Return Factor — 85%