OHSU Knight Cancer Institute Pharmacy, Beaverton

Being a medical professional as well as interacting with countless pharmacies over the years, I can honestly say that this OHSU Knight Cancer Pharmacy is the most efficient, comprehensive, and patient-centered pharmacy! David has always gone above and beyond to make sure I can get the medications I need despite insurance and prescriber challenges. He is knowledgeable with my complex medications and extremely kind and thoughtful in his interactions. I can tell that David and Lynn both truly care about me as a person and try to make getting my prescriptions as easy as possible even though they are so busy. I hope this pharmacy receives the recognition they deserve!

The staff at this Pharmacy is absolutely fantastic. They go above and beyond and really a care about the people that get their prescriptions through them. I had one that was going to cost me quite a bit of money but the pharmacist took it upon himself to contact the manufacturer because the prescription savings card I got from them was only good for up to three fills of the medication. The next time that I got that medication failed he informed me that he had called that manufacturer and that it was only going to cost me the cost using the prescription savings card for as long as I took the medication after he called and talked to the manufacturer. I was extremely grateful and surprised, because any other pharmacy I had used before would not have done that. Any other pharmacies I had used

One of my favorite pharmacies with OHSU and very convenient, close to home. and a very helpful and knowledgeable staff. the pharmacist is very friendly and helpful. If you are with OHSU and you visit the night cancer institute in Beaverton for any reason, it is a great place to have your prescriptions filled as well.

I’ve been visiting this place for years. Initially it was great, but as changes started happening it went downhill. When the sign was worked on to add “Knight” it seemed odd.. That’s when the rude treatment began. There had been a greeter who was nice and did her job. She was replaced by the front desks. Initially they were so poor they ordered me to go away because it’s “not a hospital”. Don’t tell cancer patients to leave when they’re coming in to pick up a prescription they need to function as a fully conscious being. There are decent employees, like the pharmacists, who are perfectly fine, friendly people. Sadly, many employees simply are not kind. edit: I came in recently and when checking in I was required to sign an unknown document. I asked to see it, and it was about new rule

Both pharmacists here are so nice, intelligent, compassionate and on top of everything there. This place is busy and they master it all with a smile. They remember everything and are super helpful always.