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Vision Center In Fred Meyer

2655 Shasta Way Ste 3, Klamath Falls, OR 97603-4400

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Vision Center In Fred Meyer is an optical shop in Klamath Falls, Oregon, located at 2655 Shasta Way Ste 3. This is an optical shop for glasses and contacts; eye exams are not listed at this location. Listed services include glasses & frames and contact lenses. The practice is in network with 4 vision plans, including Superior Vision. Walk-ins are accepted. Call (541) 882-7082 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.

Listing type
Optical — retail only, no exams on site
Address
2655 Shasta Way Ste 3
Klamath Falls, OR 97603-4400
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Phone
(541) 882-7082
Languages spoken
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Walk-ins
Accepted

Insurance accepted

✓ Superior Vision ✓ Superior Select ✓ Superior Select Midwest ✓ Superior Select Southwest
Self-reported by the practice. These details have not been confirmed yet. Vision plans and medical plans are billed differently — call ahead to confirm which side of your coverage applies to your visit.

Services offered

✓ Glasses & frames
✓ Contact lens fitting

Services not listed are not offered at this location.

Frame brands carried

This is a clinical practice with no retail optical. Your prescription can be filled at any optical shop — see shops in Klamath Falls.

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Hours

Hours not published — call ahead.

Currently closed. Times shown in America/Los_Angeles. Holiday hours may differ.

Reviews on Google 97

2.2
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Shoshannah Simpson
Shoshannah Simpson 9 months ago

The first time I came to this pharmacy I was setting up accounts for my children and I. While I was standing there waiting I couldn't help but notice an encounter at the booth next to mine, between Neil the pharmacist, and an elderly man. Neil was raising his voice at him and scolding him in front of everyone. The elderly man was just confused about something and kept trying to talk, but Neil just kept interrupting him. It ended with Neil tossing medication on the counter in front of the elderly man and walking off. I should've taken that as a sign not to do business with this pharmacy, but I really needed to order meds for my disabled son. I called the pharmacy a couple days later to see when the RX for my son would be ready - the lady on the phone told me they would "for sure be ready by 3:00." I got there at 3:15 and the lady (tall, big-boned, blonde with no name tag) gave me attitude and said it's not ready, you need to wait until you get a text from us." I told her I just moved here and didn't have texts set up yet, which is why I called. She then said, "it doesn't matter what you were told on the phone, you need to wait until you get a text from us." So I asked when it'd be ready, and she said "in about an hour." Another guy took over for her and helped me set up the texts. So I went back home and waited for a text. When I got the text that they were ready, my husband went to go pick them up. When he got to the counter and gave them my son's birthdate, the Asian lady told my husband there was nothing for him, then shooed him away. My husband called me and told me what was happening, so I forwarded him the text I was sent by them, saying the RX was ready. He then got in line again and talked to another lady (the tall, big boned, blonde lady I spoke to earlier) and she gave him attitude as well. She said, "weren't you just told we have nothing for you?" He then showed her the text confirming the RX was ready, and she finally went and got it. This pharmacy was rude, disrespectful and unprofessional. After this whole experience we decided to change pharmacies and we switched that day.

Tawnya Knight
Tawnya Knight a year ago

I used Fred Meyer pharmacy in Bend for over 10 years. But the Klamath Falls location can't get their act together. They are far too busy and unfortunately can't seem to manage the load. They need to hire more people, or work on figuring out their operations. For example when I called on a Sunday to get an ETA on an antibiotic, they answered the phone and said "hold please" and then I was on hold for so long I got automatically transferred to customer service. Once I was transfered back to the pharmacy, they picked-up and said "hold please" and the cycle began again. No context, no "we're very busy but will be with you as soon as we can...". Just "hold please". This happened 3 times before a human finally picked up 15 minutes into my wait. I get it, they're slammed. And I understand that people that are actually physically present at the pharmacy would get priority. But the revolving door of pickup and hold again is pretty ludicrous after that many rounds. And it's not a phone tree issue, because clearly it's designed that way to prevent people from getting stuck too long on hold. A bit of multi-tasking or training on how to balance things operationally would really benefit this pharmacy and it's customers. There's a reason I took my business to Sky Lakes, even though they don't have the updated features like the app or auto refills. It's worth it to avoid this mess.

Paul
Paul a year ago

called and asked about my three prescriptions. the chinese lady on the phone said all three were ready for pickup. so i hopped i. the car and drove TWENTY minutes to the pharmacy. i prescription was ready, one was "stuck in the robot" and one was "too early to fill" so it was a wasted trip. 40 minutes of driving for nothing.

Jason
Jason a year ago

⭐☆☆☆☆ Had a really disappointing experience at the Fred Meyer pharmacy with Jeanie in Klamath Falls. She was rude, dismissive, and had a terrible attitude when I asked simple questions. Definitely not the kind of service you expect when picking up important medications. I won’t be going back there if I can help it.

Jessie Harman
Jessie Harman 11 months ago

Every time I need a refill called to the physician it takes two weeks to get meds refilled, with new prescriptions the drug is not in stock and it takes at least 48 hours. Poor service and poor attitude

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