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Guardian Pharmacy Of Florida
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Original review updated by user Jan 19, 2023
This pharmacy is really terrible. They don't file with insurance and try to charge the customer instead. They charged $86 for ensure (OTC) and I could have gotten it from Amazon for $30. They also charged $68 for a few pills for pneumonia and never filed it with insurance. Run away from these people. User's recommendation: Don't deal with this company. Go anywhere else.
ID
Location
Cape Coral, Florida
Loss
$150
Rip-off Pharmacy
You may think that your prescriptions are covered by your insurance and that you only may have a co-pay but they charge an additional fee to repackage your prescriptions. How about $237.90 a month just for that. There is nothing you can do because you are forced to use Guardian. Look into this before signing a contract with them. I was paying just a $28.00 deductible co-pay for 15 prescriptions at Public supermarket before my mother went into a Assisted Living Facility in Alpharetta, Georgia. Now I am paying a higher co-pay plus a re-packaging charge.
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Location
West Palm Beach, Florida
Reason of review
Pricing issue
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Consumer Alert: Guardian Pharmacy double bills seniors
My elderly parents live in senior residence and have signed up to have their prescriptions delivered by Guardian pharmacy to a store inside the facility. They also signed up for automatic payment through a credit card. While Guardian does charge the credit card immediately, they also send a bill with a list of prescriptions and their costs. However no where on the bill does it state that the prescriptions have already been charged to a credit card. The bill includes a due date and an envelope to send payment. Guardian also sends out a reminder letter a few days after saying they have not received payment, and therefore my mother (and other seniors) write them a check, forgetting that they have automatic payment. This practice of double billing is deceptive and Guardian pharmacy is preying on seniors.
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Location
Miami, Florida
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The assisted living facility my elderly parent is in has a contract with Guardian Pharmacy. I am POA for my them and the first thing I noticed on their application was all the references to “responsible person” rather than “patient representative” or “POA for …”.
I crossed out all the “responsible person” references out and replaced POA, based on what an attorney advised.
I did not enter any credit card but checked the box “I will mail in payment by check promptly after receipt of Guardian's statement.” (which I do for all bills concerning my parent). I called them and they will not even process the application for needed medication unless they have their hands on your wallet.
I agree with the previous person. Beware !!!!