Nalin S.
I thought my psoriasis was unnecessarily burdensome and painful, then I was made to deal with these folks...
I don't understand why it takes hours upon hours of phone calls to fulfill my Stelara prescription. But I have found working with your team is unnecessarily burdensome and painful. Given that I am not employed by Johnson & Johnson, I am not sure how the role of making their copay card work should fall on my plate, but seemingly, unless I spend hours on the phone regurgitating the instructions the manufacture provided and then encouraging your agents to call the manufacturer for help, your employees are unable to figure out how to process the charge. Similarly, I am also not employed by my doctor's office, but somehow y'all seem able to contact them only when I am facilitating this communication. For 2026, payment and scheduling issues have affected every single refill. You have not yet managed to deliver a single dose on time. These issues have been problematic enough that I have escalated to The Texas State Board of Pharmacy. Before you acquired Kroger Specialty Pharmacy, they were able to call me exactly once as part of the refill process. I'm not sure what about the merger made the level of service so demonstrably worse, but I don't want (or need) 20 calls with non-updates. “We didn’t do anything to move your refill along” does not need to be a daily customer-facing update. Conversely, I specifically do want and need y'all to communicate non-trivial updates. “We’re too lazy to get in touch with your doctor, so we've gone ahead and cancelled your prescription" should have been communicated to me in a timely manner. I’m sure my Doctor and his staff would have been happy to help me explore other compound pharmacies. In any case, I’m asking my doctor to explore options. Mostly because yall seem to enjoy making it difficult for me to get a refill, and I don’t want to break out in skin rashes due to your incompetence, again...



