Beaverton Pharmacy

I moved so I no longer wanted to be stuck with Fred Meyers nightmare pharmacies. I did a quick search online ans this pharmacy was close. I called about transferring my meds there, and I picked them up the same day! They are very fast, efficient, professional and friendly. There was a last minute hiccup with my OHP insurance not covering some of my scripts so I panicked but one of the staff there worked her magic and told me that OHP has two plans for certain meds. I look forward to keeping this as my main pharmacy. You get reminder calls as well. There is always someone there to pick up your phone call.

I cannot always come here for my drugstore and pharmacy needs, because I travel a lot all around town, so sometime I have to use a different pharmacy, which I do not like, because I always notice the difference in customer service skills, and the knowledge and efficiency in the staff. I really like this pharmacy, it is my favorite, so whenever I can and am in the area, I always come here. Not only they are always stocked, they are rarely out of some product, they have everything you need, even that blood stop medication that you cannot find anywhere else, and the best is their kindness, their commitment to always make sure I am served in the best, highest standard, they are all very helpful to find anything you cannot find, and at the cash register they are really nice and friendly too, so this will keep on being my favorite pharmacy and I recommend it very highly!

Beaverton pharmacy is above exceptional. they are very helpful. They will answer any question and if the product not available they would order.

Stopped by after work today to find something for heel pain. About 6 employees in the store, only 1 helping any one. Totally ignored by all. Will never be back.

The good: they have a wide variety of items and when you finally get a staff member to help you, they really do try to help.
The bad: I walked around trying to find what I needed for five minutes while a group of three employees talked loudly and looked up map quest directions, I think there were maybe two other customers. I went to the pharmacy to ask for help and the pharmacist flagged down someone to help me. The employees didn’t know much about what I was looking for, which was a standard thing for most medical supply stores (I know, they’re a pharmacy…). However, an employee (tall, Brown hair, skinny, fashionably dressed) found something that might have worked except it might have caused a reaction, which was why I was looking for something different in the first place. She, went and looked up the genre of item I was looking for and found a local store that might carry it. Very impressive and that’s the only reason they’re getting 4 stars. Otherwise they tend to be a little over priced and the experience is a little frustrating.

I was not happy with the way I was treated. After the issue of proper dosage of my compounded prescription was resolved, and I appreciated the pharmacist’s efforts in that regard, it took at least 2 more days for them to prepare it for me. They seemed to be punishing me because of a disagreement with my Dr. Whatever the reason, it was unprofessional, and I won’t be going back.

Wow, not sure why I have not reviewed Beaverton Pharmacy, I have spent a fair amount of time and money here. They have everything you would ever need from drugs, to bedpans, to walkers to safety steps, shower stools, wrist splints, etc. They even deliver and can compound drugs for you.
I park on the street, as mentioned previously the main parking lot is kind of scary or I park in the lot behind the store, has a handy entrance and no one realizes it is there.
Most recently I had been having severe pain at night in my wrist and my elbow, shooting pains and numbness. I had been miserable for about 6 months, tried a few things including a home made sling and nothing helped. I called and spoke to Heidi, one of the two home healthcare Specialists and after telling her my symptoms she said she was pretty sure I had carpal tunnel in my left arm, which makes no sense as I am right handed and mouse with my wright hand as well. She had to leave before I could get there, but she left me two different wrist splints to try.
I bought the night time splint, and wore it that night, OMG, relief, no pain whatsoever. I wear that sucker every night along with my retainers and still no pain, numbness or discomfort. I was so thrilled I sent her a Coffee Gift Card!
They have always been there for me and my family when the need arose and I enjoy shopping at a local business, I do so whenever I can.

So disappointed. Wanted to support local business. Went in to purchase a blood pressure monitor (expensive). Walked and waited at least 20 minutes while the cashier and another very loud young woman ignored me. Asked the pharmacy tech for help and she pointed at the loud woman who was waiting on someone (I know every diagnosis of that poor customer because of the loud one). Continued to be ignored and finally just walked out. The entire staff needs intensive customer service training and the loud young woman needs to review the HIPAA guidelines and learn what it means. Very unfortunate. The big guns, Fred Meyer, Walgreens will sadly get the business simply due to the staff’s poor attitude. If they don’t value the business, I don’t either.

If you have a compound prescription avoid this place. The various ways that the staff will lie and string you along is horrible. They would tell me my insurance denied the claim, which was a lie. And after research with my insurance, I learned they in fact want more money than their contracted rates with insurance. Of course they won’t say this up front and instead try to pass the buck onto you, suddenly charging you more $$. Says a lot that after my insurance dug into their practices they told me to stay away and find somewhere else for my prescription. My doctor confirmed this treatment is extending to other patients. Stay away!

Found out today that this pharmacy has been practicing insurance fraud on their compounded medicines. Had an incident where they said my insurance told them they weren’t going to cover one of my partner’s compounded medicines. Needless to say we got on the phone with the insurance company while we were there. The insurance company said that particular prescription hadn’t even been submitted for approval. That prompted a deeper conversation about the other compounded med. We found that we should have been billed at $ 17.43 but for the 18 months we’ve been getting this med, Beaverton Pharmacy charged us $ 45. Apparently the pharmacist had been submitting the claim, then reversing it and charging his own price. He actually admitted this on the phone with the insurance agent while we were standing there. So not only have we been overpaying but this has messed with our insurance deductible as well since they haven’t been filing either compounded medicine under our insurance. If you’ve been getting compounded meds from this pharmacy, you might want to contact your insurance and see if they’ve frauded you too.

Great selection of OTC products.
The quality of the pharmacy staff, while not the most outgoing bunch, is great. They’re very helpful and can easily get meds and dosages that my family has needed. They’re very communicative so you always know when to expect things. I will continue to take our business here!

Great selection of medical care supplies: walkers, braces and such. Not much in the way of general OTC meds and toiletries. Mostly for post-​op care and chronic conditions. Not the place for shampoo, toothpaste, etc.

Ever since I acquired my caregiving function for two and a half old people and a somewhat accident prone child, I have needed this place.
The first time I had to look for that acoutrement of old aged bathing… something I’d never thought of (a plastic armed sturdy
shower chair) I had to ask where to get it.
Beaverton Pharmacy was the unanimous suggestion.
Ok.
The parking lot is scary… a lot of driving seniors including my dad… park on the street if you can.
It was easy. Walk in, ask the nice people for help (think small town pharmacy like out of the 60’s), get help, purchase item leave happy.
So over Christmas when my father in law showed up precariously balanced on two canes (he’s the half because he lives out of town), hubby groaned «he needs a walker» and I directed him here, where I had recently purchased one with my dad. The two of them returned with the walker having had a happy shopping experience. They both loathe shopping, too.
Splints, slings, knee braces, medication boxes with multiple sections, wrist wraps, crutches… we have gotten it all from Beaverton Parmacy.
They also have Russell Stover chocolate as all good pharmacies should, plus tons of gifty stuff… some junky some nice.
Today while exchanging Princess’ knee brace I eyeballed some green pretty swirly glasses. Cuute. I passed. Princess pined for a soap that looked like a rock. It was kinda cool, but not today.
I know I’m going back though. Its inevitable.

I live down in Southern Oregon, but there have been two times recently where I have ended up needing to refill one of my prescriptions when up in the Portland area, and a family member recommended Beaverton Pharmacy. I was beyond impressed! Even though both times the prescription was from an out of area doctor there was no issues and the prescription was always ready within 30 minutes of when I dropped it off or it was called in. All of the staff are caring and are willing to answer any questions you may have. MUCH better than the chains like Walgreens and Target!

Let me start out by saying I absolutely LOVE this place. Yes, it’s not as conveniently located for me as Walgreens, Safeway and other pharmacy chains but I’ll gladly give up that convenience for the personal care and service they give!
The pharmacists are quite knowledgable and friendly, especially Tom. I’ve been getting several ‘scripts there on a regular basis and it’s my go-​to place. In fact, I have refused time and time again to go with my Health Plan’s mail in pharmacy because I’d rather go to Beaverton Pharmacy!
They also have a wide variety of «at home health» items like walkers, canes, etc. and dedicated staff to that area.
Special note that they have a terrific selection of cards for all occasions, including some of the funnier ones I’ve found outside of a Hallmark. :)

Beaverton Pharmacy deserves full credit for it’s long service to the community and for it’s ability to survive. In a day when most of us buy our medicine form large corporate retailers. There aren’t too many operations like Beaverton Pharmacy around anymore.
The pharmacy itself is located in central Beaverton right off Canyon Road. Beaverton Pharmacy has two parking lots but the parking is very tight. The interior is spacious and the products are well organized. There are more than enough pharmacists on hand to handle your prescription needs.
The medicine on the shelf seemed a little high priced. One might do better at Walgreens or another retailer for over the counter medicine. Beaverton Pharmacy has some «gifts» for sale but I was not too impressed with them. Don’t think I’d give anyone I really liked one of Beaverton Pharmacy’s gifts.
Where Beaverton Pharmacy really shines is in orthopedics. An entire wall is dedicated to orthopedic devices. If they don’t have an orthopedic device in stock then Beaverton Pharmacy will gladly order it for you. This type of personal service is what distinguishes Beaverton Pharmacy from the corporate giants.
Beaverton Pharmacy serves it’s purpose very well. May it always survive in this world of large corporate retailers.

This is a great place to go if you are looking for first aid or physical therapy items. My sister is a physical therapist so whenever I have an ache or pain, or an injury, she tells me to get things like theraputty or super huge ice packs or wierd braces. She recommends that I go to this location because she knows that they will have the goods. I’ve never filled a prescription here, so I can’t comment on that. But, I’ve been able to find everything that my sister has prescribed.

Best walk-​in place on the west-​side to get or refill your home first aid kits.

If you are looking for a walker, this place has it. Also they have circulation socks. The parents were in town and needed stuff like that. Ah the joys of your parents getting older. They are celebrating their 75 year of business this week, and have a good selection of items for the elderly or elder care. They also have a large selection of cards and sweet smelling lotions and soaps.