We want to know something: Your name. Then, we want to learn who your kids are, and all about your husband or wife. Healthcare is a personal service, and we believe it should be a personal experience.

Getting your prescription filled should be an experience where you’re comfortable asking questions. Even if you’re just buying something over the counter for a common cold, we want you to talk to us, so we can help you improve the quality of your life.

We know that we can’t offer some services that the super-chains offer, and that’s okay. We offer something they can’t offer, and it starts right here in our community. We know our customers by name, we sponsor the baseball and hockey teams in our local community, and when our community needs help, we’re the first line of defense.

Don’t use Google to ask your medication questions. Call our stores, or come in and ask questions. We want you to know that answering questions is what makes us better, and it’s our customer service promise.