I Had To Drop My Pharmacy...I Was Informed They Are No Longer in Network.

[Judycat]

Oh no! What do you do? You call your Part D provider and ask who else is in network. That's what I did and had my prescriptions transferred to a different pharmacy.

You'd think this is a correct, understandable thing to do, but my former pharmacy called upset and huffy that I would dump them like that. They wanted me to wait until their lawsuit changed things back. Ya! I'm going to wait and pay full price until class action makes a decision. No thanks.

What makes them think they can demand loyalty? I told them I'd rather stay with their pharmacy but I needed them to be in my Part D network which they will no longer be. "Well we already transferred your prescriptions (so there)!" I thanked them and said goodbye. Sheesh. You were my drugstore not my family. Gah.

 

[bowmore]

I had that problem when the Rite Aid pharmacy closed. Fortunately, all our prescriptions were transferred to CVS.

 

[Babs2u]

Both CVS and Walgreens closed in my neighborhood. I use Walmart.

 

[officerripley]

Wow, Judy, that's so weird about their attitude, sheesh!

All the Rite Aids here in town closed and we hear the CVS's are on shaky ground too.

 

[Judycat]

Wow, Judy, that's so weird about their attitude, sheesh!

All the Rite Aids here in town closed and we hear the CVS's are on shaky ground tr 6oo.

My pharmacy was a town pharmacy owned by a local family and defined as stand alone. I guess the pharmacy biz has suddenly become more competitive for them.