Walgreens Pharmacy at Hager Park

When the Walgreens in our hospital sadly closed we started going to the one at 324 E. Antietam St. here in Hagerstown Maryland. It's been a year or so now and though we miss some of the people from the old Walgreens we were so happy that several work at the Antietam branch. The service here Exceeds All Expectations. From asking questions about medications, getting some vaccines or having medications filled they are all professional and kind. You don't see this as much now but inside the pharmacy you do. On the phone as well. Every person working there provides Consistent Caring Service: CJ, Jennifer, Kathy, Chris, etcetera, everyone there is AWESOMESAUCE!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! ***NOTE: I gave 5 stars but for some reason only shows 4...? Tried 'EDIT' which shows 5 but when I post the review

This Walgreens located at 324 Antietam St Hager Park is one of the best pharmacies I've ever used (and I'm almost 60). There are not long wait lines the staff is always friendly. You can get text messages and you just go pick up your prescription and be on your way! Refreshing!

I've been going here since before WALGREENS took it over, well over 25 years. I have had a few problems here & there only to find out it was my Doctor's fault, not theirs. I seriously don't recommend ISSP=INTEGRATIVE SPORTS & SPINE! Every since my great Dr. Shalaby passed away these people took over & it's been a nightmare. So I apologize to Walgreens for getting mad at them when it was my pain mgt. Drs. fault. They don't even have a fax to communicate with you since their main office is in Lavale. You have very nice staff & everything has been going smooth since I got down to the bottom of my doctors' issues ⚕️

My fiance Tara has not had a good experience .They make her wait hrs on her prescriptions as others can walk in and get theirs in minutes and come from same dr office. She remains calm and deals with it but honestly she should not have too. Not sure what their deal is but its getting old very quick and something needs to change .

I'm a double amputee.My leg and remaining foot gone. I was told I could not use the drive up window to pick up my meds and that I must come into the store to sign the electronic pad. I had to use stairs to enter the store along with opening two doors that were not electric. I stood at the counter with difficulty while my sale was being finished. They explained that it was the insurance companies fault and not theirs as they were only following protocol. They do have handicap ramps however they are placed at the entrance to the building and not the store which required a difficult chore to enter and a walk to the ramp across the parking entrance away from the pharmacy. You would wonder why a pharmacy such as Walgreens is not friendly to it's disabled customers. When I'm finished with my ins