Corporate Pharmacy Chain

Walgreens Co. / Walgreens Boots Alliance

National retail pharmacy chain · National / Arizona locations
Obligations — the baseline they are measured against

Walgreens Co. (part of Walgreens Boots Alliance) is a national retail pharmacy chain and the corporate parent of the Coolidge, 7th St & Glendale, and 7000 N 16th St Arizona locations named in this case, as well as of the affiliated Village Medical / VillageMD and Summit Health / CityMD.


Documented failures
Feb 25, 2026

False “ready for pickup” notifications reported at two Arizona locations — a Coolidge-area prescription (Jan 27, 2026) and three prescriptions at 7000 N 16th St, Phoenix (Feb 25, 2026), where the complainant reported at least four other customers describing the same experience.

CorrespondenceCorrespondence & Board complaint, Jan–Feb 2026
Feb 11, 2026

Prescriptions for a heart-failure patient (the complainant’s mother) reportedly accepted and then unlocatable on return, recovered only after the family insisted (7th St & Glendale, Phoenix).

CorrespondenceCorrespondence, Feb 11, 2026 (WCR Ref #25921965)
Dec 29, 2025

A duplicate patient profile reportedly created without consent, separating a new prescription from the existing account; staff said the profiles could not be merged. During a drive-thru visit while the complainant was ill, staff required in-store entry for an over-the-counter item; a shift lead declined to name the filling pharmacist when asked for a regulatory complaint (Coolidge, Dec 2025).

CorrespondenceBoard of Pharmacy Complainant Form, Dec 30, 2025

The complainant’s framing throughout is that Village Medical / VillageMD and Summit Health, though operated with day-to-day independence, are Walgreens-owned, and that corporate leadership bears responsibility for coordination failures between the pharmacy and provider sides. That is the complainant’s characterization.


Response log — our outreach & what came back
Sent Jan 31, 2026

The complainant requested an in-person meeting with CEO Mike Motz.

No response

No response from CEO Mike Motz to the Jan 31, 2026 request appears in this record.

On fileCorrespondence, Jan 31, 2026
Sent Jun 14, 2025

The Village Medical medication delay was escalated through the Walgreens district manager.

Substantive reply
Reply Jun 14, 2025

District Manager John Piellucci arranged a 5-day emergency medication supply and provided a Village Medical escalation contact, but stated he had no supervisory authority over Village Medical.

On fileCorrespondence, Jun 2025

Multiple complaints escalated to Walgreens corporate (WCR Executive Response).

Acknowledged

Acknowledgments of receipt issued (Refs #24935455, #25302952, #25921965) — acknowledgment only; no substantive resolution is documented in this record.

On fileWalgreens WCR Executive Response


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