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I can't complain about the help I received from the NP, however trying to get my script was unbelievable. " Stuck in the system" are you serious?? There was a solid 6 and a half hours to get my script filled and then I had to stand there for 15 minutes for you to tell me that you can't find it. I spent another 2 and a half hours talking to the pharmacist at Walmart, who was literally calling both CVS and the 800# for the clinic to get my script. As I'm standing at the Walmart pharmacy in severe pain talking to said 800# trying to get my script, I'm told (after I bitched) that it will be put on high priority yet your "high priority " is the same damn 24 hours that you told me BEFORE it was put as "high priority"!!! Love your urgency for others. I've had issues with Walmart but a HUGE shoutout to them for actually trying to help me get my meds. I knew I switched from CVS for a reason. First and last visit.
For heart health awareness during the month of February, CVS's Minute Clinic is providing free heart health screening only on Thursdays. Some locations will allow you to preregister online with the reason for your visit as "Wellness, Screening Monitoring" for a code. However, you will also need to provide a voucher from their website near the bottom under "heart health." Once you are at the clinic for your appt., you enter their code during sign-in and provide the nurse practitioner your voucher. Like all doctor appointments, arrive about 15 minutes early to go through the registration process (there at the kiosk). Here is a link to learn more about the event: If you are not a computer geek, you can call into their 1-800 number to preregister. The exam is like a physical but includes blood work of blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose, etc. So be sure to fast about 12 hrs. to get your best results. My nurse practitioner was excellent. I was not expecting her to measure my waist circumference. Thankfully, I am not considered too big in that area. It is so important to know your numbers. Eat healthy and exercise or be actively moving are key to improving your numbers and preventing the need for a lifetime of medicine. So next Thursday Feb. 28, 2019 is your last chance this year to go for this offer.