LloydsPharmacy
St Peters Drive, 3-4 Tescos Complex, Worcester WR5 3TA, United Kingdom
2.8
17 reviews
8 comments
5QCW+J5 Worcester, United Kingdom
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Monday: 9–18
Tuesday: 9–18
Wedneasday: 9–18
Thursday: 9–18
Friday: 9–18
Saturday: 9–17
Sunday: Close
Tuesday: 9–18
Wedneasday: 9–18
Thursday: 9–18
Friday: 9–18
Saturday: 9–17
Sunday: Close
I would have liked to have given them a Zero rating but sadly their website only allows a minimum of 1 stat, they don’t deserve that
Each time I visit, there seems to be a shortage of staff, resulting in disorganised approaches to managing medicines and the needs of patients. I am usually met with long queues, one counter assistant and a random approach to trying to find my prescription. During my last visit, I wanted a specific steroid cream for skin irritation, which they didn't have in. I found the counter assistant to be abrupt, rude, dismissive and unwilling to help find a solution. I asked if they could order it in, which seemed like I was asking the earth, to which they said it would be better if I got it on prescription - which was fine. As a pharmacist myself, I have serious concerns about the culture of lack of compassionate, person centred patient care and what seems like a chaotic approach to the delivery of pharmacy services in this pharmacy.
This place is a waste of time never changes.
Queed up last Friday for 20 mins
Got to the counter 3 prescriptions none zero
No stock told me to go independent whatever that means the prescription came in 2 days previous
I complained to my doc who said they could have got this in overnight next day I mentioned also that the pharmacy are useless
Oh and why are the staff so miserable and unhappy and downright rude
They have got no time for you and the lady serving wants learn respect towards folk
Of the last 4 times i've presented a prescription to this pharmacy they've either not been able to fill or have had to shortfill it.
The staff seem more interested in discussing what's going on in their home world rather than attending to queues of customers.
In my world we look for solutions not excuses!