CVS PharmacyReviews of cvs.com

Still waiting test results from covid testing and it's been over a week. Call the store and they are no help at all. I'm losing income because of their incompetence. 56th and Byron Center Ave - 49509

Went to CVS on 116th St in Carmel, IN. Samantha was very helpful in suggesting items I was looking for (other sunglasses and sunscreen sections I had not seen and makeup wipes for sensitive skin). She was helpful in suggesting but not in an intrusive way. Much appreciated!

My CVS pharmacy is at 5725 N. Eldridge Parkway. Its service is horrible. It has already taken almost two weeks and I have not got the orders filled yet. I have made numerous phone calls and stopped by three times. first of all, They held orders without informing me why. when I called, they said the orders missed the diagnosis codes. Instead of calling my PCP, they just held the orders do nothings. after I called pCP and fixed the issues, they come up the medicare B issues, internet connections issue........; right now, two weeks past, I still have not got my prescriptions yet. I give up and will try to transfer to other pharmacies. I will change my policy and move to others next year.

I went to CVS on Cochran Road in Pittsburgh on June 24th for a COVID-19 test, and I'm really wishing I had gone to a completely different test provider. CVS's "Minute Clinic" COVID-19 testing website says that test results are delivered in 2 - 4 days. Eight days later, I'm still waiting for my test results, with no way to check status or even confirm that the test kit actually went to the lab (which is a concern, because we know people whose tests went astray). I gather now that CVS uses Quest Diagnostics for test processing, but apparently, in the age of computers, bar code scanners and the Internet, CVS has no on-line tracking tool, no updates, no patient-facing integration with the lab, no ownership of delays, and no contact information for anyone at CVS, Quest or MyChart (CVS's third party test reporting website). After calling the pharmacy here at the end of day four, their staff told me that it is actually more like 4 - 6 days, and that they have no means of checking with Quest or even a contact number for me to check with Quest. They recommended that I continue to wait patiently, and that if I want to ask Quest for a status update, I can look up Quest's contact info on its website. With that advice, at day six, I looked for contact information at Quest's website (none), and yesterday morning, I set up an account with Quest in the faint hope that Quest will update me on status. No luck on that, because the tests through CVS are apparently not logged on Quest's system. Yesterday, I called CVS's patient contact number (not easy to find) and persevered through a two-person, hour-long "please hold due to heavy call volume" saga that culminated in the second person telling me that it's really more like SEVEN BUSINESS days. (Query, six months into a global pandemic that has killed over 130,000 Americans, the country's largest test providers are not working on tests 24x7? Really?) She also said that then, at day seven, she would send a message to Quest asking them to prioritize my test. This person, for her part, while polite, was not easy to find, which suggests that CVS has no personnel allocated to following up on delayed test results. That being said, I would bet dollars to donuts that CVS has billed my insurance, because that they seem to know how to do. Which means that if I go elsewhere for another test, my insurance probably won't cover it. Meanwhile, CVS's website still says "COVID-19 lab testing returns results within 2-4 days," and I still don't have my test results on day eight. I have been polite and patient, because I understand the problem of high volume, but CVS's service claims are nonsense, their process is weak, and their customer service ethic is undetectable. The fact that it's so hard to find anywhere at CVS to express concerns is itself a pretty strong indication of their lack of interest in improving their performance. This is not encouraging as we continue through this crisis.

For 5 days I waited for my prescriptions to be delivered. I was charged for them but when I called the CVS pharmacy now located in Schnucks grocery store in St. Louis Missouri on Arsenal Avenue the gentleman who answered the phone was not only condescending but when I told him that my blood pressure was reaching a crisis stage he wanted to know why I didn’t come and pick up the prescriptions myself. He then informed me that the prescriptions where picked up on Friday and would take up to 3 days to deliver them the three mile distance. They never delivered them and after four phone calls and six days I was finally able to get a refund. I walked to Walgreens and got my Rx filled in one hour. Not only will CVS never have me as a customer again but Shnucks grocery has also lost my business.

I wanted to share the message I just sent CVS this morning. I had the test done several days ago. I shouldn't have expected so much from CVS. PLEASE! I'm STILL waiting for my COVID-19 test results. I'm now on day 4. I had the test done Sunday June 28th. I didn't include Sunday in the count. I NEED MY RESULTS! I was tested previously through the ISHD and received my results within 36 hours. I don't understand why CVS needs this long to process the results. I'm ready to go elsewhere to have the test done yet again because I can't keep waiting. I'm going to warn everyone in every place I can to go anywhere but CVS for COVID-19 testing if I cannot get my results on day 4. At least the first time I got fast results and I didn't even have symptoms that time. This time I'm sick and don't know if I have exposed others to COVID-19 or not and I work with the public. I need to know if I've exposed my co-workers and our patients. EDIT: It is now Friday night July 3rd and still no results. It's IMPOSSIBLE to get anyone on the phone. Don't even bother. I gave up after being on hold for an hour.

Terrible. They said 2-4 days for Covid results. It’s more than a week for results. They’re liars

My goodness! No professional medical providers here!