CVS

I am reviewing the accessibility of this location. To start there are both stairs and a ramp to the entrance. You have to push a button however to open the door. The second set of doors to enter are automatic. Once inside the layout makes the store accessible to all individuals with wide aisle, signs for each aisle, and staff willing to help if it is needed. Most shelves are a reasonable height, but some individuals may have issues stuff on the top/ bottom shelves. Overall, this location is accessible.

Essence was a delight. When I walked in she welcomes her guest just fine. Similes and seems to enjoy her job very well. With the fine spirit she had when I was their I will surely return to shop here at CVS next time I am in the area. What such wonderful service Essence had that made CVS look great on my visit. Thanks again for showing your customer you care.

Always great service and kind employees! They are always so consistent and friendly. Not many gluten free products or much variety product wise as other drug stores, but still a great and consistent shop.

Brett was great at helping me get my passport photo taken!

Friendly staff, phoned in to confirm a few items before I came in. Both employees I worked with were very nice and helpful.

Nice and convenient if you are staying at the hospital it's not far to walk

Joshua was fantastic! Great customer service and was very willing to help!

Friendly staff, always convenient.

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Hi, I am writing a review of the accessibility of this CVS store. The first thing that I noticed is that it did have a ramp going up to the entrance of the store and the ramp looked relatively easy to go up for someone that may be in a wheelchair. When entering the store, the doorways are a little narrow and it may be difficult for someone that is disabled and using a wheelchair/crutch to maneuver through. Once you enter the store, I think there is a good amount of room at the front of the store but when you go down into the aisles that’s when it gets narrower and can be more difficult. One benefit I did notice is that the shelves in the aisle weren’t super tall so anyone should be able to reach all the areas of the shelves. I also noticed that when you’re going to cash out, they have small walls up in order to create a line and while looking at it I think it may be difficult for some disabled people to walk through to get the cash out lane. I also didn’t see many signs with brail on them for someone who is blind to know what they are grabbing. I think maybe once sign at the entrance telling you that you are at CVS had brail on it. CVS is overall accessible but at the bare minimum and there can be lots to add to be even more accessible.

Carries a very small selection of food along with household supplies, school supplies, and cosmetics. No pharmacy is in this store. Cashiers aren't always charming but they do try to open more registers if a line starts to form.

Fine customer service, has a high variety of products.

Great employees and good selection for a CVS

good customer service