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Reviewed Jan. 11, 2015
I'm going into my second year with them. I was unable to switch to another company for a number of reasons. 1) It takes forever to get to talk to a live person 2) They frequently send me emails or make robo calls to me that are inaccurate, 3) I've placed about 10 orders with them and they have yet to get even one correct.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2015
I want to say so far, I am satisfied with the service.
Reviewed Jan. 6, 2015
I ordered certain otc med on nov 11, 2014, they sent me everything wrong. I called customer service 855- 211 -8370 at 1.30pm on Dec 15, Woman named Chrystal or Kristal answered. After repeating my complaint several times, she stated that she will order a "SCRIPT" and inquire and will let me know in 72 hours. After that no response.
I waited until today (20days) thinking that because of holidays they were busy shopping, etc. I called today at 9.35am (surprise! the woman thought I have forgotten because I am 79 yrs young), talked with Ed at Tuscon (refused to give his ext. no. or his id. no.) who made me hold several times and at 10.10 am shoved me to another person who just refused to do anything. I immediately called back and got another person named Tony who was patient, but did not let me talk to Ed (protecting him from my anger?).
I never use Ins except what they require me to do, because I keep myself very healthy. This is my 2nd yr with Humana Medicare. I just despise the Health Ins Cos. and waiting to get out of Humana on Dec 31. I think Obama should have made it a single payer source opposed by vested Republicans and get rid of all these sick (not Healthy) Ins Cos. I call these Sick Ins Cos nothing but pain to those who really need health care. So please insist on Single Payer system and get rid of these Ins Cos.
Reviewed Dec. 28, 2014
My husband & I both use ProAir HFA inhalation. Mine is 1 for 90 days and his is 5 for 90 days. I noticed the difference in cost was interesting: His cost figures out to 25.00 for each unit and mine is 48.28 for 1 unit. I called not only Right Source, but also Humana as they are the contracting company. No one could tell me why the difference. Now that I have both invoices in I find that Humana/Right Source actually charged him .80 less for each unit but also he has an insurance payment from Humana for 22.48 for each unit. My invoice shows no discount and no insurance payment. So this has to be by volume. Which only tells me that there is something really wrong here, if they are pricing drugs by volume before paying an insurance premium or drug discount.
I want all drug prices and insurance payments open to the public so everyone can make an intelligent decision about purchasing. Because I have had problems before regarding pricing with Right Source I refused to use Right Source only to be hounded by them for nearly a year, so figured I would see how it was working now. Not much better I see.
I have asked who the head of Right Source is on several occasions, never been able to get that information.
Reviewed Dec. 23, 2014
Back in October I was eligible for Medicare and applied for Medicare D prescription plan. This is the insurance I was given. I placed my order for Prilosec 40 mg 2x day for 90 days or 180 tablets. Person told me I did not need to send in my RX as they would call the doctor and get the order. After 10 days I called and was told no order was received. Apparently no one called the doctor. I was told to have MD fax over the order, which was done. They claim they did not get that order. Told me to give them my doctor fax number, which I did. I waited again. When I called a week later I was told the doctor fax number did not work.
After many, many phone calls from myself and doctor office I still did not receive med. I am then told that I need a preauthorization since the medication is to be taken 2x day. I called my doctor again and they faxed over the preauthorization. Doctor office had to do this 2-3 times because they claim they did not get it. Here it is December and still have not received any medication. I received an email on 12/15/14 saying med was shipped and I would receive it in 3-5 days.
It is now 9 days later. I tracked package days ago and according to postal service a pre-shipment info was sent and postal service should expect a package for delivery. Apparently med was never shipped. Right Source claims it is the postal service fault. Today I called to report them to Medicare. Medicare took a statement and stated it would be reported. I cancelled this service today and got my RX filled with my local pharmacy. I urge anyone to stop doing business with this company and to report them to Medicare. I am also requesting a refund of my premiums that paid up until January.
Reviewed Dec. 12, 2014
On 12/9/2014, I called Right Source about my anti rejection medicines .The lady that answered started going over my meds and when she got to the rejection meds, she started quoting a deductible, one was $1249.00 and the other was $31.48. I told her that this wasn't correct, that I have a zero deductible. She told me until I paid the order wouldn't be shipped out. Here's where the fun starts, for the next seven hours a lady from the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) and I, was on a three way call, trying to straighten this mess out with RightSource and got moved around from one place to the next. We have been told I was in a donut hole, which wasn't true, then told I always been paying a co pay, not so and then we got down to another, telling us that my meds are under a part B plan and Medicare was suppose to pay.
SHIP lady explained to them, I was suppose be under part D and had no co pay and they could go back and look over my summary on my meds and see that it's always been under part D. They did and it was and there still sticking it back under part B. Day one over. Day two, Wednesday 12/10/2014, another three way call with the SHIP lady and Right Source, moved around again, everything, same as above, but this time we were hung up on after spending four hours on phone. Nothing accomplished. SHIP lady filing complaint. I was told by Medicare to get my doctor to send a re-certification on my meds to Right Source. Paperwork was filled out and faxed back on the morning of 12/10/2014. Today received two of the rejection meds in and they charge it to my credit card without my knowledge. 5 PM another complaint filed with Medicare by a supervisor. Meds should be zero copay ! Can't live without meds!
Reviewed Dec. 9, 2014
I have had nothing but good experiences with RightSource. I received a letter from Humana that certain drugs will now have to have a new refill on each time due to government regulations on them. One particular drug that I take can only be refilled every 30 as opposed to the every 90 days. So no more scripts for 90 on this medication which does not contained any narcotics. This is new government regulations not RightSource's problem. I have had nothing but good experiences with them.
Reviewed Dec. 1, 2014
Here's exactly what happened:
My doctor calls in an Rx on a Tuesday. The following Monday I call RightSource to confirm my meds are on the way. My order hasn't been filled yet! They are waiting for my approval to charge my credit card (which they have on file) for the $125 co-pay!! I "approve" the ** co-pay. "When will I get my meds," I ask? 7-10 more days!!!
Reviewed Nov. 29, 2014
I am writing to express my deep frustration and displeasure at the quality of service I have received from Humana Right Source. I have had a long standing prescription with Right Source for clonazepam (1 mg tab take 3x daily) which I am fully aware is classified as a C (controlled) drug. I have been on this drug for 16 years due to muscle spasms.
My understanding was that Right Source has set me up on a 30 day notice before prescription runs out to notify me of this. I initiated a call to Right Source on November 24 when I realized that I had NOT received a reminder. I initially spoke to Matt who I spoke to for 15 minutes and then was disconnected. My first question is when a call is disconnected, why doesn't the customer care specialist call back the consumer? As you know the specialist does not hesitate to take valuable time from the consumer to reverify from the consumer, ID numbers, addresses, phone number, etc. So why not call back?
In any case, I initiated a second call to customer care agent Jeff and had to reexplain my request for a refill. Jeff said that he would immediately fax my doctor's office to get fax reauthorization and assured me that I would have my medication before the usual 5-8 day guideline as I told him I was leaving the country December 1 on vacation. My doctor has (always) been super conscientious about returning by fax these requests immediately.
Today is Saturday, Nov. 29. Alarmed that I did not receive the refill, I called Right Source again today and spoke to customer care agent Shalene and then her supervisor Shawn **. Shawn confirmed that Right Source had erred by not calling me 30 days prior to my prescription running out. Nevertheless he was insistent that there was nothing that he could do about refilling the prescription without the doctors WRITTEN authorization (not faxed!). This new procedure was new to me and had never been mentioned by any of the previous customer care specialists before.
The end result is that I am left frantically trying to get some medication through my local pharmacy, chasing physicians on Thanksgiving weekend to authorize a renewal. This chaos never should have happened and most of the blame lies squarely with Right Source. They did not call me to adequately remind me to renew early enough. They did not call me back when my phone was disconnected. They never informed me that WRITTEN authorization was necessary for this prescription, if indeed it really is! I am still confused.
Perhaps the most frustrating thing has been the failure to connect with someone in authority there who can cut through the red tape and answer a loyal customers questions and complaints. If I fail to take this medication I go into severe withdrawal and have to be taken to a hospital. I suggest not using this Mail Order Pharmacy.
Reviewed Nov. 25, 2014
Maintenance drug not refilled because other drug was added and held because of co payment. Couldn't they have just sent the maintenance drug and dealt with the other one separately?
Reviewed Nov. 11, 2014
My husband has just experienced the most frustrating and unprofessional experiences in his life. The staff at RightSource is unprofessional, not consistent in their responses and certainly not empathetic to the customer's concerns or needs. There are multiple issues with Humana and RightSource. My husband called to have his blood pressure medicine refilled and requested that the charge be applied to a particular credit card. He was told there would be no charge, even when he asked multiple times. RightSource charged his debit card, not the card requested. When we refused shipment & returned the package, unopened, the package was returned to us with instructions to call for a return label. When my husband called for the label, he was told "no, the pills are yours!" In the meantime, the doctor sent a script to Walgreen's for blood pressure pills and Humana denied the script! My husband is now 2 weeks without blood pressure medicine! The doctor's staff tried calling and working with Humana and RightSource and experienced the same unprofessionalism, rudeness and lack of customer service. We are spreading the word: No RightSource!!!
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2014
My doctor called in 5 medications. One is on national back order, and I worked with them to have them put it on hold until it becomes available - they wanted to simply cancel that prescription all together!!! The medication that my doctor called in for me to use until that medication is available, they wanted to cancel because it has the same active ingredient - despite specific instructions from my doctor to fill it for use until the injectable version becomes available.
They "batch" medications together and if there is a problem with one, they simply do not fill any of the others. For example, my doctor sent in a new script for one medication which I recently had filled so that it would be on a three month fill basis rather than month to month. Because it was too early to refill that one medication, they cancelled the other two medications that were sent in with it. These are medications that cannot be skipped or delayed without significant adverse effects. They never called my doctor or me to discuss any of this.
I have had to call 7 times to try to straighten out these orders. Today I logged on to find one script (which only listed an order number and did not tell me the medication) had shipped, one was delayed, one in process and one cancelled. After 40 minutes on the phone the only information the representative was able to figure out was the one that had shipped. I asked to speak to a supervisor repeatedly (still calmly and nicely despite my significant aggravation). I waited and waited and after 40 minutes - call was disconnected. I called back. Went through the entire story again, waited for the supervisor again...after 12 minutes - disconnected again.
On my third call of the day I FINALLY reached a supervisor. Even the supervisor was unable to even find all of my prescriptions, let alone figure out what is going on with them!!! One he said there was never any record of (despite the fact that I verified with my doctor this morning which scripts were sent) and the one that is on national back order, which I was told would be put on a "hold" status, I'm not being told has been "deactivated" and I will need an entirely new prescription for.
I have been dealing with a severe, chronic illness for more than 14 years and been to so many pharmacies - in store and mail order. NEVER have I experienced anything close to this level of company-wide incompetence or complete lack of responsibility. These are people's medications - medications that can be extremely dangerous if interrupted. If you have Humana - I would STRONGLY encourage you to NEVER EVER use RightSource RX. I still have no resolution, no medications and have yet to determine what my next steps will be. A bad review here just isn't going to cut it. There needs to be some sort of accountability for these people.
Reviewed Nov. 4, 2014
Judging by the number of the recent complaints (217) with the 1 star rating in a consumer satisfaction, I am understanding why I have so many issues with receiving my refills. Every time. Between "we trying to get in touch with the doctor" (Publix nor local pharmacies seem to have this problem) and "order needs to be paid for before shipping" - after I clearly authorize the customer service to use the card on file while placing my order. This time again waiting for the order to arrive for weeks just to find out it is on hold (needs to paid for in advance). Internet "order status" info misleading (order shipped) and then changed into "on hold". Company is clearly mismanaged.
Reviewed Nov. 1, 2014
Humana pestered me to get my scripts by mail, so I did. Gave them all my info, and scripts. Did not care if they showed up, because I had a back up at Walmart. The scripts never came, so I had them filled at Walmart. Then I get a call from them, asking me why my doctor did not send in the scripts, so I ask to verify my Doctor's info. They had the right name but the wrong Doc. My Physician was in R.I. they faxed a Doctor in San Francisco asking him to fax my scripts. After that got settled, I have never gotten all my scripts. The ones they don't ship, I get filled at Walmart. They can shove their robots phone calls, and Malaysian script fillers. I get the same low price for a 90 day supply at Wally World.
Reviewed Oct. 23, 2014
My husband is disabled and we are both on Social Security. We have been with Humana/RightSource since June, 2013. In 2013 his only prescription was $0.00. We never received notice of a change for 2014 indicating there would be a deductible for medications. We cannot afford a deductible. We re-ordered in Jan. 2014, the representative said our price was $0.00. Two months later we get a bill for $120.68. When we called we were told that the reps had not been provided the new guidelines prior to the middle of January and that they were quoting 2013 rates and that we should not rely on what they say anyway. I said I felt they should back up the price they quoted. They said that was not how it worked. We offered to send back the one unopened bottle of meds so we could get a credit and we were told we were not "allowed" to. We made a payment arrangement and got a billing statement for a couple of months.
After 3 payments we did not get a billing statement and began getting calls demanding payment in full. They have said we are not "entitled" to a billing statement because we are in collections despite the fact we pay each month without the statement. Ana told us we needed to learn to pay our bills without statements. When asked if she would pay without a statement, she said "of course not" we have no idea about our balance, or if the checks are being posted to our account since we cannot get a statement. I have explained, to no less than 3 different people that we get paid the 3rd Wednesday of every month and that on the 3rd Thursday I will send them a check and that I live in another state from them so they need to allow me time to get it there. Each time they have said they would make a note, but it never happens. This last Monday they called again in the evening and said they did not have my money, I told them it was mailed the prior Thursday per our agreement and they said I needed to get it there "right now". That if they had had it, it would be posted to my account. Amazingly, the very next morning before banking hours, my banking alert said the check had cleared my account.
My guess was they had it, but just wanted to call anyway. Another time I called in and Jason laughed as he asked me to spell my last name 6 times and after doing so told me we did not have an account with them. I was also told that it does not matter if you have a payment arrangement noted in your file, that a computerized program dials your number, and when the connection is made, either to a live person or voice mail the rep comes on the line and asks for the payment. That it is our job to tell the rep that there is a payment arrangement in place then they will look to see if it's noted in the file and confirm you have mailed it. This is not a responsible, forthright or reputable company and worst of all part of what I pay Humana goes to pay RightSource for this service.
Reviewed Oct. 22, 2014
I called them last week. They messed up my order. This has happened many times to me and my wife. I have a cc on file for our drugs but yet they bill me by mail. Today a supervisor called me and said they would send me a receipt for the one time payment of $14.00, then she told me I had a order that was just sent. I did not order that drug, I am not on auto refill, and is sending a return label. I didn't know anything about the new drug being sent till she told me, and then she hung up on me (poor customer service). They have been messing up my wife and my prescriptions many times, we are going to stop using RightSource.
Reviewed Oct. 10, 2014
Called right source for pricing on a drug was $152.50 per box, went to Walmart was $82.50 per box. Called right source, now it's $54.00 per box. Order it at right source, waited the 9 days, now they billed me $82.50 a box, called and told me the $54.50 was a guesstimate. What crooks
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2014
Three consecutive refills, three consecutive notices from Right Source that my Doctor never responded and three consecutive calls to Right Source giving them the correct TF and fax number for my Dr. Right Source "corrects" after each 30 minute call, but persists in using a TF number not used by Dr. in 7-8 years and a fax number for a practice she left over a year ago. Each time I call and give them the correct number, I am assured it won't happen again... and it does. It not that Right Source makes mistakes. It's that it has demonstrated an absolute inability to correct its mistakes. The gentleman from its Resolution Center, Eddie (declined to provide his last name) was rude, interrupted constantly and never let you finish a sentence before beginning to talk over you. This is the first time I have ever posted a complaint about a company, but then Right Source is the worst company with which I have ever dealt.
Reviewed Sept. 27, 2014
Was ordering meds thru Right Source - started to feel bad after taking some of the meds for awhile... Called the pharmacist and inquired about the meds as to find out if there were some fillers or other ingredients that may have been in the meds that had not been there from other manufacturers.... He could not answer, told me to contact my DR... After doing a little research, I found that all my meds were manufactured outside the US mostly in India.... Why can they import my meds from other countries and tell me it is against the law to order my meds from foreign countries??? I quit using them and use a local pharmacy and have not had any more weird side effects..... Check all your labels and look up the mfg. Who knows what is being put in these meds from foreign countries...
Reviewed Sept. 24, 2014
Every quarter we attempt to reorder prescriptions. Every quarter RightSource insists on using a credit card. We require payment by check. Humana tells us we can pay by check or Credit Card. We have gone to RightSource Supervisors and still get nowhere. Our health care contract with Humana does not require credit cards for payment of premiums or prescriptions. I am on the phone with RightSource and am being told I need a credit card! Any lawyers out there that can resolve this. My wife is running out of medications.
Reviewed Sept. 23, 2014
We've been customers of RightSource for several years. Until this year, we have not had many complaints. We've always ordered online, and orders were quick and accurate. I don't know what happened this year, but it's been a disaster. Every time I place an order, when I check online the next day, it's in duplicate or triplicate, with about 2 orders saying "canceled" and another saying "in Process" or "delayed. " Generally I don't notice this until way beyond the fact, because I don't usually check online unless it's urgent. Which is a good thing, because when I do check the orders section, it's a nightmare to behold.
Two days ago I placed an order for 2 meds. Today, I just received one of their harassing phone calls about reordering - for the same two medications I already ordered. So I'm wondering if something went wrong with the ONE order I placed on the 21st. I look online and see FIVE orders placed in the last three days! The earliest is the order I placed, correct and already shipped. That's all I ordered and all I need. Thankfully, because it's all downhill from there.
The next in line, dated the 22nd, says "Processing" and includes a med I did not order, and an unknown med marked "Cancelled". The next in line, an "order" also dated the 22nd, contains six medications. Three are listed by number only and the status on each is "cancelled". Three others are listed as "order received" and are meds I did not order and do not need yet. The next "order" is for two unknown medications, listed as "order received". There is a fourth order also dated the 22nd, and this one has one unknown medication "cancelled" and another medication, which was included in one of the earlier phantom orders of the 22nd (which I didn't order at all) and this says, "Under investigation". Well, now you are talking! Not only are they entering "orders" I didn't make, but they are duplicating them! They certainly do need to investigate themselves! I doubt I will get any of these phantom orders, because thankfully when these screw ups occur, they don't actually make it to shipping.
My other big complaint is that you are supposed to be able to state how you want to be contacted. I always check "email" because the phone calls are lengthy, uninformative, and a pain. Usually, they don't even tell you what they want to refill and try to get you to say yes before even naming the medications they want you to refill. If you don't answer the phone, they just keep pestering you, and if you don't order, they just keep pestering you. I always stay on top of the medications, so this constant pestering is a huge nuisance. They can refill meds one month before they run out, so that is why they call before you get around to refilling on your own. In addition, they've called to say they're processing orders then they call and say they've sent orders, which is not so bad but after I've gotten five or six calls in two days I've just had enough. They are now pestering me to refill things like Amoxicillin and other meds meant for only a one time fill.
Reviewed Sept. 20, 2014
I have been unable to cancel the Rx Humana Preferred Rx Plan (PDP) S5884-115 Renewal in spite of many phone calls to 1-800-486-2668 and 1-800-281-6918. The prescription drug Aggrenox has been removed from my drug list by my PCP. Any suggestions or help will be appreciated. Thank you.
Reviewed Sept. 14, 2014
Including cancelled orders, shipments to wrong address, fraudulent billing practices, incompetent employees, pestering my doctors, blaming my doctor when they screw up, losing prescriptions, not following my request to communicate via email, not providing email contact info for customer service, and to top it off they have now screwed up their website FUBAR and all of my prescriptions have been deleted. Will be using local retail pharmacy from now on and will drop Humana ASAP.
Reviewed Sept. 3, 2014
Humana RX plan through their pharmacy Right Source is the absolute worst service provider I have ever experienced. Two weeks minimum from the initial request for a prescription to be delivered to your home, that's providing there are no questions or problems. My personal physician has asked me not to re-new with them as they have continued to contact her office with frivolous requests.
Whenever there is a question or problem with an order, you receive a phone call always during the daytime hours when you are not home which necessitates a return call whereby you must provide again all of your membership and verification information and then wait more time to speak to an inept service representative. Although you are initially assigned a Humana member number, this number is not valid with Right Source as the Right Source ID# is separate along with a mail order billing number which is also separate.
Providing them with a billing credit card number, although required, is a disaster. When paying by check certain invoices for co-pay meds, Right Source charges your credit card again which results in you requesting a refund that will arrive possibly within 30 days. When enrolling, be absolutely clear as to which of your meds are covered 100% through mail order as listed in their formulary. I was informed too late that two of my maintenance meds would require a substantial co-pay due to them being tier 3 meds according to their formulary. Numerous meds listed in the Right source formulary as tier three can be found in other popular formulary listings as tier one. This explains the low premium. Word limitation prevents me from describing more frustrating experiences with Right Source. I strongly recommend looking elsewhere for your Medicare RX provider. Stay away from Humana if at all possible.
Reviewed Aug. 29, 2014
I sent in a narcotic prescription a month ago and Right S. said it couldn't be filled yet! Fine, so I check back (online) and it's now ok to order. I order the prescription and 3 others that were ready! Check the progress a few days later and they are all on hold because the pharmacists wants to talk to my Dr about one of the meds messing with the other! However they shipped the same two meds together the last time and there was no problem! Anyways that's fine so customer service says they will ship the other 3 scripts! Well I check back today and now there is something wrong with every script and of course they are being held per the pharmacist! So needless to say I will not be filling anything with right source again!
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2014
I ordered some prescriptions and was told that a diabetic med had put me over into the 'Gap' in our Humana coverage so the meds would cost $422.29. I told the man I was ordering from that I did not want to pay that amount and to cancel the prescription. Which he assured me he did (took down names and employee numbers by the way). I checked my bank account while we were on the phone and it said that the money ($432.58) had been removed from my account even as we were speaking.
I informed the Right Source employee that this had occurred. He transferred me to another employee who assured me everything had been taken care of and to look for the money to be put back into my account within two business days. This was Monday. I called on Wednesday as I noted the money still had not been submitted to my bank account to check on the status. All of a sudden, no one could find any 'paper trail' of my ever having called or no money changing hands even though the first person I spoke with (before asking for a Supervisor) had pulled up all the details of the account in question.
Long story short, too late. Yeah, I know. I'm having to get bank statements and verification from a Customer Service Rep at my bank saying the money was taken out and has not been replaced. I'm told it may take anywhere from 7 Business days to infinity because my case is being 'Reviewed' by the Financial Department. Why do I have a sinking feeling my money is Gone With The Wind???? I called Humana who has started a Grievance/Appeal process in my name, but they don't seem all that concerned either. I'll keep everyone informed but pretty much suspect, I will never see my $432.58 again.
I'm on a fixed income and that money means I won't have a lot of necessities in the upcoming months. A lot! How can Company Execs live with themselves? This is a 'ripoff' organization of the highest degree. Don't waste your time and especially money. Deal with your local pharmacies. They don't hire Con-men!
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2014
Right source held up my entire medication order (5 medications) for 6 days because of a question on ONE medication. They should have shipped the other 4.. Even when I called to request the other meds, I was told the order could not be cleared for 1 to 2 days.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2014
Humana Advantage said we owe them almost $500, but that wasn't the reason they called. After spending most of 2 days and three phone calls to the call center, with the last call ending when they disconnected while I was on hold, I could not find the name and mailing address of a real, actual human. After reviewing our records about $150 less that they claimed. In December 2013, they deposited over $450 in our account. Humana is into making money and not helping Medicare patients.
Reviewed Aug. 2, 2014
Today I received my Amex bill and found TWO charges for over $1100.00 from RightSource on the same day. They double charged our medicine - NEVER INFORMED US - but ONLY put a credit on our RightSource Account instead of issuing a credit on the credit card, thus causing us to have a balance due on Amex for TWO $1100.00 charges. Nice! I spent 3 hours on phone calls to day and they just can't seem to issue us a credit for almost TWO WEEKS!!!!! (If I bought a scarf I'd get faster credit refund.) They promised my husband they would call back with a resolution... and guess what... NO CALL. They had promised I'd receive a call from the supervisor and guess what... NO CALL. I think our next call will be to Medicare Fraud unit and our State's Insurance Commissioner. Something is VERY WRONG when they can charge your credit card twice, never notify you, never send you a receipt and then fail to be able to TIMELY issued a credit or even return calls. EXTREMELY UNHAPPY.
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2014
A pain in the butt to deal with. Nice enough on the phone. Don't follow through with what they say they are going to do in terms of obtaining new prescriptions. They repeatedly fail to obtain prescriptions from my doctor, don't notify me the prescription is not going to be refilled and claim the doctor doesn't respond when the doctor has a prescription refill line as well as a fax line to deal with prescriptions.
Reviewed July 27, 2014
I'm a little surprised to read "they never called" experienced by the majority of you folks. My issue is that RightSource begins leaving messages two weeks before the refill, knowing full well that Humana won't let them refill the meds that soon. The phone calls continued EVERYDAY. I call them and advise that I can't get the refill yet and asked if my account could be marked to stop these calls so soon? No. I asked for the person's name that could help me with that request. Her reply; you just need to place the order.
The next day WrongSource called my house, my office and then my cell. I'd had enough and told the guy that they are not to call my cell, ever. The calls continued. Three days later, I received a letter to confirm that I would not be using the refill. WHAT? I never said that! Great news - the calls have just started again (two weeks early).
Reviewed July 25, 2014
I placed an order shown as refillable on July 18th. On July 24th I received a form letter stating the refill prescription was either not in my plan or provider had not authorized it. I contacted my provider, spoke to his nurse who said she has sent authorization. I call the RightSource customer service line, waited 9 minutes and had to hang up for an appointment. Called back the automated system, couldn't find my ID or date of birth. Finally after another 6 minutes, the operator said it wasn't cancelled (even though on their website that what was displayed). He transferred me to a specialist who said it was not authorized by my provider and they needed to fax the authorization to them. Much easier to just go to your local pharmacy, especially if you've run out your prescription.
Reviewed July 25, 2014
I have a medical condition which makes it very difficult to speak. RightSource's website says you can call, EMAIL, etc. But no email address listed. I have been trying for several weeks to get one of my subscriptions filled to no avail. What happened to accommodating people with disabilities?
Reviewed July 24, 2014
If I hate everything about the medical part of my life, I would hate RightSource the most. Abysmal service. I ordered my prescriptions on JULY 8. On Friday, July 18, I was called by RightSource about a refill. I told them I HAD my prescription already. Curiously, $12.99 was billed to Amex and the other medications, which I was told were FREE were SHIPPED on July 8th. The next day, I received a letter stating my order was not filled as there was a charge. Now, it was on. On Monday, I called them while I was at my CVS Pharmacy. I asked them to get an override as I had not received my meds per the letter. The Tech was on the phone, and was never able to get the override. Conveniently, a blood pressure tester was there. My Blood Pressure was 174 over 110. This is due to how pissed I was. Left with one prescription. Three STILL not filled. Lo and behold, they called me AGAIN about the same prescription. I told them in very colorful language they shortened my life and were literally killing me due to my elevated hypertension. When I asked how much I owed them, this is literally when I blew my stack. $0.00. Closed my account and will be pursuing additional action. As of this writing, I had to spend over $50.00 to get my meds. Never again. Go ** yourselves.
Reviewed July 22, 2014
These are the most incompetent people with who I have ever dealt. I have tried for almost two months to get a Rx filled. Sometimes they say it is filled and ordered, the next day it has been cancelled. The next day it is not covered, followed by we have no prescription. Yet I have a letter from Humana dated the previous week that all the drugs are covered with the authorization dates. How do they stay in business? If there were a ration below one (1) I would give it.
Reviewed July 17, 2014
My doctor faxed in new prescriptions to Right Source 3 times. On the third attempt I received 3 form letters (one for each prescription) stating that "we cannot process your order at this time. We weren't able to verify your plan information, including your eligibility for mail-order service and your insurance benefits". The letters were addressed using my middle name and to my old address in Houston TX. I contacted both Right Source and Humana and was finally told they could not do anything unless my Doctor sent in new prescriptions showing my name as listed on my insurance card. Humana verified that my information is correct in their records.
Reviewed July 16, 2014
Twice now I ordered a refill and needed expedited shipping, I was going out of town both times, which is advertised as an option. The site never asked me for that option, so I followed up with an email (they don't give you their email address, I had to search and search). The first time someone responded and made the change for me finally. Fine. The second time was really important. I got up at midnight to place the order as early as possible. Again no shipping option provided, again I followed with an email. This time no answer so right before lunch I called, representative sent message to the pharmacy for me. I called back again in a little over an hour and they tell me too late it shipped. I wouldn't accept that so after a long conversation they tell me they did an "override" and "just call your doctor for another script to fill locally." It's a controlled substance, I live in Florida, doctors won't do things like that. She was in no way giving me another script for something coming to me already, and made me feel like a criminal. I'm pulling all my Right source scripts.
Reviewed July 15, 2014
First time using Rightsourcerx and it will be the last. What a run around! I can't believe how many complaints there are about this service or lack thereof. Prescriptions on hold because of being over $30.01 limit yet was informed they do have a credit card on file. No one called me.... I called to see on progress of meds. Never again. And if I was quoted, "10-14 days" again, I think I would have thrown the phone at something. Don't use this service.
Reviewed July 9, 2014
Had 7 scripts sent by doctor on June 11 2014. Still haven't gotten 6 of them!. Extremely POOR customer service, absolutely no training it seems. And, no contact between departments. I'm stuck till the end of the year I guess and will make a change then but I don't recommend them. This isn't the first time I've had problems and I consider anyone lucky who has had no problems with them. Oh, lest I forget.....I also received 19 letters within 2 weeks regarding 2 prescriptions that were not on the formulary but they offered no suggestions on what to substitute.
Reviewed July 8, 2014
We have been on this insurance a little over a month. Our first prescription to RightSource RX contained Insulin, Blood Pressure Medication and Glucose Test Strips. This was turned in around the first of June. The Insulin and BP pills were sent right away, but the test strips were "lost" in the system and never sent. We called back June 23 with another order for the test strips. We have not gotten them in yet. Several phone calls have been made where we have been told there is a delay with the order. For a diabetic, delays like this can be life threatening. We finally went back to the Doctor and had a prescription called in to Walgreens. We shouldn't have to do this or wait a month for the needed medication. Service has been poor at best.
Reviewed July 4, 2014
This is not the first time, it's ongoing-- extremely long holds on phone, plan on a half day when you call after holding and being transferred. Inconsistent employees. Telling you they will call you back and never do. Hold up orders when the medications are emergent. This last time they were asked to expedite the order as I was going out of town unexpectedly on a vacation and needed meds. They did ship SOME of it but did not ship the insulin syringes. I'm sorry doesn't fix it. I'm leaving and don't have time to wait for them. Some of the medication is missing from just about every order. Do you hire these people off the street and not train then? It's a wonder people don't have heart attacks from dealing with this mess!!!
Reviewed July 2, 2014
I have called Rightsource three times because my RX was still stating "electronic shipping information received on 6/27." Well it is 7/2 now and it is still stating the same info. One CSR said that is in fact was not shipped until 7/1 and I would receive it in 3-5 days. While the other two stated it was shipped on 6/27.. I need this medication.
Reviewed June 18, 2014
My doctor electronically faxed my prescription on 2-1-14, and 6- 15-14 I still do not have my medications including my blood pressure medication.
Reviewed June 10, 2014
I have had problems in the past with renewing expired prescription and always per RightSource it is the doctor’s fault. I have even taken the time to contact my doctor when I need a prescription renewed with RightSource and had the doctor fax them my renewal. For some reason it takes several faxes before they seem to be able to renew a prescription. This has gotten to the point where one of my doctors is sending me a copy of their fax to RightSource. Their lack of customer support is appalling and their indifference to the health problems they are causing their customers should be considered a medical crime. Use these people only if you are desperate and cannot get coverage from a local source.
Reviewed June 4, 2014
I am a totally dissatisfied customer who will move away from Humana RightSource at the next re-enrollment opportunity. I have been generous with my patience, allowing RightSource three strikes before I declare them "out". Here is the third strike. Last week I received a reminder from Humana RightSource that I was due to reorder a medication which no longer allowed for a refill. I agreed, via RightSource's website, that they should contact my doctor for a new prescription. At that point the order had a prescription number, but soon after I saw that the order had been cancelled with no reason given.
I called my doctor on Monday and the doctor called in the prescription. When nothing showed up on my order status late Monday, I called RightSource and was told the prescription had been received; it just didn't show up yet. On Tuesday, when there was still nothing on the website, I called and was told they never received the prescription. I called the doctor's office and they agreed to call again. When nothing showed up today, I called RightSource several times trying to get consistent order status info and register a complaint.
On one of the many calls, I was told they had received the phone order and on another that no order had been received; i.e. information was contradictory, both for the specific order and how to register a complaint. On what I think was my final call for the day, I was told that they wouldn't take orders over the phone from a doctor's office, all orders have to be faxed in. My doctor's office has kindly agreed to fax the info in tomorrow, i.e. Thursday. I am hoping this works, and this will be over. If it isn't, I don't know what to do next. (Any suggestions?) If it is, I will be tremendously relieved. However, since this is the third order with which I've had problems, my negative feelings about RightSource have been solidified.
Reviewed May 30, 2014
Nobody cares and nobody helps. There was a huge overcharge for the cost of medication. They billed me over 117 dollars for a drug that Walmart sells for 10 dollars, CVS for 12 dollars, Walgreens for 15 dollars. They are charging insurance companies this inflated price with no regard or care for their error in billing because they think that is ok since the insurance company pays, so the customer doesn't really care, WRONG!
Reviewed May 29, 2014
Right Source is owned by Humana. Right Source and Humana will not disclose the retail prices on drugs. I spent 2 hours talking/holding with customer service trying to get the retail prices. I was told they didn't understand what I was asking for. I was "stonewalled". After talking to customer service I contacted the local representative. He told me that he didn't know if he could get the retail prices but he would try. I now know this is folly. The retail price is what drives you toward the Coverage Gap (Donut Hole). In previous years I have had to use Canada Drug at the end of the year to fill my prescriptions because I was getting close to the Coverage Gap. I was able to call several pharmacies in my area and they were happy to provide me with the retail prices.
After several years of being a Humana member, it finally dawned on me that the reason that Humana and Right Source could not and would not give me retail prices was because they didn't want me to compare Right Source retail prices with local pharmacy prices. I firmly believe that Right Source retail prices are what has placed me close to the Coverage Gap. The faster they get you in the Coverage Gap, the more money they rake in. The Coverage Gap ends when the "total drug costs" reaches $4,550. "Total drug costs" includes the amount I paid, Humana paid and Humana discounts. The devil is in the details. It's the Humana discounts. Raise the suggested retail prices and the Humana discounts soar. This is my last year as a Right Source customer.
Reviewed May 21, 2014
Doctor Appointment May 14, 2014 with Darlene ** she emailed prescriptions in at approx. 9:30 am. I called Monday 5/8 to expedite the order was in holding for payment, I told her there is a credit card there on file. "Yes I see that, but I need your permission." Why didn't someone call, could not explain. I called today to expedite again order, still there no reason. I have been without blood pressure medicine for 1 week. Very bad business with medicine.
Reviewed May 4, 2014
Wife had total knee replacement surgery, developed complications after d/c home. I called Rightsource to ask if I wrote to expedite prescription on prescription acknowledging extra charge was to be a man that Right Source would not promise to mail anything to Florida. Explained to him the urgency and need for medication and again had to listen to his smart mouth reply. I won't tell you what he could do with his attitude, but I will never use Rightsource. Humana should re evaluate their connection to Right Source and discontinue the service. Shame on Humana!! I went to a local pharmacy and had her meds in 20 minutes.
Reviewed April 30, 2014
I don't need to tell again what you have read over and over on here. Trying to get script since Jan. Still being promised today. Yeah, right. They suck. All they do well is apologize repeatedly until your head explodes. Oh, they also lie EXCEPTIONALLY well.
Reviewed April 28, 2014
All day on the phone for nothing is a waste of time!! No communication at all. They should be close down.
Reviewed April 23, 2014
In early January, I became a member of Humana. I called Humana who informed me that I could save a lot of money by ordering my prescription drugs through a mail order wing of Humana called, "Right Source". I called RS right away and ordered 4 (FOUR) prescriptions which were all listed at ZERO CO-PAY! About three weeks later, I received THREE OF THE FOUR prescriptions. Not bad, I thought, but not good either. A week afterward, I called RS and tried to order the 4th drug. I waited about four weeks until early March..still no order arrived!
In mid March..I got a Supervisor on the phone.. She said that SHE would follow up and call me shortly thereafter! She never called! I called again and got "DREW" on the phone as a Supervisor..and he told me he would call me the next day! He never called. I called last week (April 15th or so) and asked if this 4th drug was listed in the "System" and it was NOT! I just ordered this drug through my local drug store...another $30 down the drain for only one month... And I look forward to an INEPT, LYING, DECEPTIVE COMPANY TO FAIL, ONCE AGAIN to do what it said it would do almost FIVE MONTHS AGO.... FILL THE ORDER FOR THE FOURTH DRUG!!!!! DO NOT EXPECT RIGHT SOURCE TO GET IT RIGHT.. THEIR MIDDLE NAME IS : "I APOLOGIZE".. THAT IS ABOUT ALL THEY DO FOR YOU!
Reviewed April 14, 2014
Reviewing pharmacy claims, I tried switching my drug refill orders to RightSource online. One month later, they sent 4 out of the 5 I switched, called and they had "no record" of the fifth ordered. Contacted RightSource by phone, asked them to order (switch) fifth prescription, but said one of their pharmaceutical staff would fax doctor for specific script, received wrong one and they did not pursue correct one. Asked if they wanted to be MY pharmacy and try to correct issue, but refused. I told them I'll deal with my local pharmacy since they did NOT wish to assist me any further, in fact, that I'll continue to deal with my local pharmacy for everything! Thank you for NOTHING!
Reviewed April 11, 2014
Just want to let everyone know that my wife and I started using RightSource mail in prescription service. They cancelled 6 of her medications after telling me they had shipped them. One of them was not to be stopped cold turkey. They are one of the mail in providers recommended on the Humana WalMart plan. I had all (over 20 prescriptions) transferred to my local WalMart because I trust WalMart.
Reviewed April 7, 2014
My doctor order 7 meds and RightSource only showed 6. 2 were cancelled by them which they are saying they don't show in their system yet I see on their website when I log in. Another one was saying "waiting for doctor". It was for a prescription that shouldn't have been sent to RightSource for vitamin D. I told them to cancel that one which we will see since I have had them cancel stuff before and they didn't do it. As for the other 2 that they cancelled. they can't tell me what they were for. I called my doctor and they said no one from RightSouce has contacted them. It's already been a week. On top of that, the doctor did order a 3-month supply but RightSource is only doing a month. What's the point of using RightSource if I wind up paying the same amount at Walgreens. Now I go back into the system and it shows that one of my prescriptions that was okay is now being reviewed. Can't wait till the end of the year to change insurances.
Reviewed April 4, 2014
Called; after giving personal info I was asked to hold 2 minutes while she pulled up my file. Eleven minutes later she checked.to say she was still waiting, please hold again. After total hold of 20 minutes to pull up my info, she came back on line and hung up on me. This not first Customer service problem. No one will allow you to speak to a Boss, if they have one. This company needs to monitor more... They would never believe some of the things being said. One day when I finally asked for a supervisor's number, the girl said, "I will give you a direct number that will get you immediate help." I called the number and it was a sex hotline. When I tried to call back for a Boss... I was left with no help again. This is a really disturbing business. No one seems to care.
Reviewed April 1, 2014
Hello my name is Barry **. My experience with rs has been great. I always have my humana ID. I never complain. I understand that (customer service) are not the pharmacist, and or pharmacy. I always tell my doctor not to send in a new rx until I'M ready. I make sure that I have enough medication until my next fill date. Yeah I understand they may seem a little upset but is only because they work 12 hours a day. Though they want to help and understand, I'M old I need to speak up loudly and clearly. They aren't my insurance company so when prices go up my insurance company doesn't cover them anymore, I should be careful.
A normal refill process take this much:
Verify the memberGive the last 3 digits of rx #
Repeat the shipping address 2x with agent
Confirmation #
It takes 7-10 for refills. 10-14 days for new ones. I always have enough to hold
The end
Prior authorization, I always tell my doctor to call it in then since he can't fax it I give him the number 800-555-2546. Otc is another department. CC info is needed in the automated call always. And it's fast even though I have no copay it won't charge me. Customer service needs to know how to manage phone calls. If they want to say something I don't interrupt because they have the info I need to get my meds. AND I ALWAYS CHECK MY MAIL FIRST BEFORE I CALL TO TRACK MY PACKAGE. Keep in mind the tracking # for post office is more than 30# long. Always talk loud and clear because they can't hear you well because they work without walls next to each other. Mondays are the busy days always so transfer calls take a while. System do crash when a lot of member calI .........
I should make a book called rightsource for dummies. I can go on and on. But I make sure to keep you posted. Ask questions. They know you don't want to pay a dime for your generics, trust me every one like knows we need Lisinopril, Omeprazole, Ext...Explain to them we need the supply you need. I don't always give them the proper information so they ask me a lot of questions. My doctors always make the mistake of not putting in the prescription (do not fill until after 1-1-14).
Reviewed March 24, 2014
Ordered the prescription I have been on for five years. The rightsource people informed me that would need to contact my doctor for new prescription. I said, "fine and when your to fill my prescription DO NOT use my credit card on file." The last time I refilled in December they automatically used my credit card and I told them to bill me. Both times they used credit card on file. Which put my debit account into insufficient funds both times now. I called and asked them as to what is on my records. They said it says not to debit card. I asked who can't read, what does it mean when on the phone it starts out with the conversation this phone call maybe recorded for whose protection?
Reviewed March 17, 2014
I have had nothing but problems with this company; I have added my dependents two times within the last month to my account taking 45 minutes each time and they still have NO record of them. I put in an online request for my medicine and I got an email conformation complete with an order number and everything. Yet, somehow there is now no record of in my online account.
I called customer service and again spent another 45 minutes on the phone with a very rude representative, who couldn't tell me anything. So I asked to speak with her supervisor and her supervisor was just as rude but a little more knowledgeable. She said that my doctor had not responded within 24 hours so they deleted the request. When I asked why I hadn't been notified, she said that the system says we called when I explained that I didn't have any missed calls or voice messages from them, she said well the system called so I don't know what to tell you.
And then when I asked her why my dependents STILL weren't showing up, she said that isn't my job I don't work in that department. I'm sorry, WHAT!?!?! Not your job? So I asked to speak to her supervisor and she says gladly. So I wait on hold for quite some time and then she picks up and tells me that she has the department on the line that I need to speak to about enrolling my dependents, I said I thought you were going to get your supervisor on the line she said that she thought I needed to handle it with the correct department not with her supervisor and hung up her line which connected me to the enrollment department. NEVER GOT ANYTHING RESOLVED! I ended up deciding to pay more at another mail order pharmacy, instead of having to continue to deal with their incompetence.
Updated review: March 28, 2014
RightSource Pharmacy's complaint resolution group did resolve my situation to my satisfaction. Since the unauthorized medications were not opened, they sent me a return authorization label, postage paid about a week later. I returned the medications and I am satisfied.
However, this should have been resolved on the phone. Senior citizens should not be put through the ringer by large mail order pharmacies. My complaint initially was summarily dismissed. If I did not have the knowledge to complain on social media - the web and Twitter - would my complaint have been heard? I doubt it.
Let's see how Humana's RightSource Pharmacy handles my concerns in the future.
Original Review: March 12, 2014
A week ago, this mail order pharmacy called me to ask if I were using any other meds than the ones they had on file. They were sure to disclose that they were recording my telephone call. The medication in question I have an ample supply, easily 6 months, so I did not want them send any more. They said they wanted my physician's approval so that "when I was ready for a refill, it could be sent quickly." I said please do NOT send me any more of this medication. Today, I received $130 worth of these meds that I do not need and did not order. I said if you think I'm wrong, play back your recording. I complained and they just blew me off.
Updated review: April 10, 2014
It took a month but the problem was handled to my satisfaction but only after posting on this web site, Consumer Affairs, did I have an open door to RightSource through the parent company, Humana! RightSource must be a new company because Customer Service apparently can't do anything and has no procedures to fulfil the client's needs. I have never had any other company tell me I was out of luck with a resolution and there was no way I could talk to a supervisor. My problem should have taken one phone call!!!
Original Review: March 11, 2014
I placed an order for an expensive drug for my February supply. In March, I went to get the bottle from the cabinet and found I hadn't received it. Previously, my drug company was Caremark who never missed filling an order correctly. RightSource said there was a hold on the order for the last 30 days. No one told me I had to do anything to receive the drug. I jumped through their hoops to get the March shipment. I tried to get my February order reinstated and was told RighrtSource would not do so and nothing could be done. I was out of luck! Incompetent is the only word I have for the employees and procedures. They were unhelpful in fixing the problem let alone telling me there was an original problem. This was an expensive lesson concerning Humana.
Reviewed March 6, 2014
Last year while living in Mexico and depending on meds shipped to me, I experienced one problem after another, mostly medications missing, not send in a timely fashion and often overcharged, not to mention the waiting line of not too intelligent customer service reps. When I found a good one I used to beg them to give me their number to call and request them the next time. This year, or should I say January 15, 2014, I thought I give them another try living in Tucson. Sure enough they shorted me on 2 medications which I need to take daily or they may give adverse reactions. One very mouthy person told me over and over again that my medications were not due yet until March 15 etc. etc. the same problem I had last year.
I cancelled my account with them last night and am left wondering what Humana has in store for me, since RightSource is their drug company. I am past angry. I refuse to let these insurance companies keep me on the phone day in and day out. I know this sounds outrageous but I am placing the IRS, Insurance Companies and terrorists on the same level of disgusting.
Reviewed March 6, 2014
What happened? I will try to make it short. First I am writing this on the behalf of my sister. Right now she is really upset and mad as hell about what happened. She went through Right Source on the advice of a Humana Representative that assured her that this was the best way to go. She signed up for it and this was back in February 12th, 2014 . Now mind you today's date is now March 5th, 2014. My sister spent all this time trying to get her medications. She called then they said it was not shipped yet.
The list as follows is the excuses they gave to her: Have to get an pre- authorization (which she did), then they said it was lost in the mail (which they gave her tracking numbers which didn't exist). She called all the post offices that were suppose to have had this medication of hers. She spent hours upon hours talking to Right Source, trying to this straightened out. She had spent on the phone over 100 hours or more trying and nothing was made right. My husband told one of the agents that my sister was a diabetic and also a heart patient and she needed all of her medications. We asked this agent does she realize my sister has been out her medications for over three weeks. The women and I quote said, "That is really unfortunate." My jaw hit the floor. This was not what I wanted to hear or my sister.
My sister finally had to get someone from Humana to override the medications in order to get them. She got most of them but she didn't get all of them. My sister's nerves was horrible. And so was mine due to the fact I had to find and get her through this. My sister is a heart patient. Also she is a type 2 diabetic. Now mind you, my sister has been without her diabetic medications for over three weeks. Her sugar spike high (which I had to help her cover it), her nerves were rattled to no end. They didn't even care if she would have died. Oh like the woman said, "That's unfortunate." My sister thought Right Source was the way to go? Right Source was the wrong way.
Reviewed March 6, 2014
The response from Humana makes claim that HIPPA prevents disclosure but direct info can still be released in a limited form. Telephone respondents in Texas curt and not helpful. Also I was informed that when refill prescriptions were sent in by Doctors I would not be contacted and pressed for orders. I was immediately contacted telling me I needed to order. Thank God that the law requires that the patient must release the order. Also the reminder message must be timed correctly for me. They are considerably off and need be corrected. Also the last line of this message is insulting.
Reviewed March 5, 2014
fact that one of their Pharmacists denied my prescription for Methylphenidate because he thought it was dangerous for people over 60. BUT HE NEVER TOLD ANYONE until I called them after waiting three weeks for the prescription. I put in a claim, sent them the original label from when I started the medication in December of 1973 and asked them "Don't you think my doctor whom I've been seeing for 12 years would tell me if this prescription was dangerous for me?" I never received an answer but I did finally get the medication after over two months of phone calls and faxing documents to them.
So if you add that to the following history from 9 months ago you'll know why I finally got smart and went to my local pharmacy when I go shopping. No hassles! And by the way, Wrong Source Rx STILL sends me yellow business updates telling me how much money I could save by ordering from them and they still call every few weeks and try to convince me to start ordering from them again. But the same person has never called me twice because after they hear my story they have their answer.
Reviewed March 5, 2014
My mother got a letter in December telling her she could get her ** eye drops for $20 and that she just needed to call and set up an account. We called a few weeks ago and talked to three different people to finally get the price of her four meds. We decided that for her **, we would use Right Source. They gave us a price of $99.64 for all three meds for a three month supply. Well when we got the first two (**), her total was $67.86. We could handle that. Well today we got her ** eye drops and her invoice was for $225.59. We call to talk to someone about the huge bill to try to find out why. She is told that it's a tier 3 and that will be the price every two months.
We explained to them that's not what they told us and they basically said sorry about your bad luck. We are now returning it and going to have to figure something else out. My problem with all of this is that this program is suppose to help senior citizens save money and make it less complicated. From what I can see and have dealt with all they are doing is taking advantage of seniors and hoping no one realizes the real price of what they are charging, since the price seems to change depending on what day it is and who you speak with. I can't imagine my mom having to try to figure this all out on her own since she is completely blind in one and 70% in the other and has extreme difficulty deciphering the paperwork and circle of phone calls required to talk to the right person.
Reviewed Feb. 26, 2014
Placed an order and received order # and confirmation of receipt from Right Source. Checked on their website several times and saw nothing about this medication being ordered. Called 10 days later and was told they did not carry that medication so the doctor was not notified. I asked to speak to a supervisor and was not allowed to. Just placed same order and got another confirmation email. Wonder what will happen this time. Had to switch to Humana on Jan 1st previously had AARP and they use OptumRx. Wish I could go back. Optum is wonderful--used for several years and never a problem.
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2014
I tried Right Source Mail Order Pharmacy and never once did they fill my prescriptions without HUGE problems. Now I have tried to switch my prescriptions back to my local Walmart Pharmacy. No problem with the other prescriptons, but the prescription for insulin STILL gets sucked up by the Right Source Pharmacy. The insulin costs approx. $125 a vial from Right Source and only $24.88 from the local Walmart Pharmacy. I believe that is WHY the Right Source Pharmacy automatically gets any order my doctor prescribes by telephone or computer to the local Walmart Pharmacy. It happened again today. How can I get Right Source to leave my prescriptions alone? The consequence is that Right Source has charged me $125 a vial for insulin that should only cost $24.88. Since I am paying deductibles, I am required to pay in full. How do I stop this?
Reviewed Feb. 20, 2014
I have been trying since Jan. 2014 to get my medicine. I have been in contact with the company 5 times and was always given a different excuse. I have followed all of the instructions they have required but yet no medication. I phoned again today and was told they would put a rush on it (at their expense). I am without my medicine and can only hope it will be here next week but I have my doubts. They are very friendly over the phone but do not seem to follow through. I would suggest anyone using them to order early and be sure you have enough back up for the delays. I am not happy with this company. A simple mail order should not be this difficult.
Reviewed Feb. 16, 2014
Following an extremely difficult enrollment process of separating three separate ID numbers I mailed, (according to their instructions) to Right Source five 90 day supply prescriptions for my maintenance drugs with specific instructions for shipping. Nonetheless, Right Source shipped to the wrong address. Upon speaking with a pharmacy supervisor who had no explanation for this grievous error, she recommended I go to my doctor and get replacement prescriptions for a two weeks supply of these medications and have them filled at the local Walmart pharmacy for an additional cost over the mail order price.
That being out of the equation as my doctor is currently 1500 miles away from my temporary vacation location not to mention the inconvenience to my doctor of having to re-write all of my prescriptions. I am now 15 days and counting without my maintenance medications. To be brief, I only wish I had never become involved with Humana. I have another story to tell regarding their health care insurance which equally as bad as their RX plan.
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2014
Submit your prescriptions and pay for them online. That way you can see exactly how much you are paying. On-line you will be shown alternative or generic brands of your rug that may be cheaper.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2014
I have never used a mail order for prescriptions but decided to use them since it's part of my Part D plan. My prescription was received on Jan. 13 and is still not filled. When I called customer service to ask why it was delayed, their answer was "I don't know. Check back in a few days." When I called to ask why another prescription was showing up for the same medication, they said "I don't know." The next day that new one was in Cancelled status and the original one said Delayed. Another phone call and I get "I don't know. Check back on Friday." Also I was told to take a deep breath and count to 10. Oh, and to top it off they charged my credit card $347.00 on January 14. Meanwhile we had to get a few samples from the doctor to get me by.
Now today January 27 the status says Delayed and when you click on the More Details it says "Your order has been delayed. We are working to correct the issue and should have your order processed within 3-5 days." If their performance is this bad, who’s to say they will send the right medication. I do not trust this company at all and will NEVER use them again. I don't see how they stay in business with such poor handling of a prescription.
Reviewed Jan. 21, 2014
I been going back and forth between my Dr., Humana insurance, rightsourcerx.com, and many phone calls simply to try to fill scripts that I have taken for many years. Now that I'm 65 I have to deal with medicare and my supplemental drug plan D. Right source cannot seem to fill any simple script. I take 30 units of insulin and they wanted to ship me 30 10ML vials as a 90 day supply. When I had the Dr. call in and correct it they changed my order to reflect the current cancellation but removed the drug completely instead of making the change. I've been given all kinds of excuses but no help whatsoever. I will have to deal with them in some other way as I can't get my drugs from them. For customer service I wanted to select "useless" but the lowest was "angry".
Reviewed Jan. 15, 2014
I have used Right source since October of 2012 and until the calendar turned over on December 31, 2013 they were a pleasure to deal with. On January 2 of this year I placed an order online for the OTC medicines that are part of my Humana coverage. It was a much improved way of ordering over the former paper sheets that had to be mailed in. Or so I thought. It seems that they had neglected to update the prices and consequently they debited my checking account for $8 which was the amount of overage in my OTC order due to price increases.
When I called to query this debit on January 8, I was informed, after 29 minutes of hold time, that they had just updated the prices that day and would give me an $8 credit. This never appeared in my checking account, but on January 10 when I went online to order a refill on my husbands prescriptions, it appeared on the checkout page and was deducted from the total cost of his two medicines. The bill before the credit was $48 and they deducted $8 leaving a total of $40.
Imagine my surprise when a debit of $62.08 was deducted from my checking account! I immediately made the assumption that they had not updated the prices of their prescription drugs just like they had neglected to update the OTC Meds. I called three times. The first time I was told immediately that the computers were down and to call back in three hours. The second day I was on hold 19 minutes and then told the computers were down. On the third attempt, I was on hold a long time only to be told that I had an outstanding balance of $40 and how would I like to pay that?
I asked if my call was recorded and then asked the representative to please ask his supervisor to listen to it. I politely informed them that had lost me forever as a customer. I work in a large phone bank for a major hospital here in Michigan. If we were so ill prepared I would expect a horde of outraged patients.
This company has known just as long as the rest of the world that January 1 was coming. Procedures should have been in place, programs written and extra help hired to implement the changes that were scheduled to occur in the New Year. To top it all off, they are claiming I owe them $40 when in fact they owe me $22.08. I have spent far too much time on hold with this company. I will allow them to keep the $22.08 and chalk it up to a lesson hard learned. Should they try to debit my account for the $40 they claim I owe them, that will be a different story.
Reviewed Jan. 14, 2014
I went to my doctor in December 2013. I am Diabetic, so I take several different medicines. On December 26, I sent in my new prescriptions to Right Source RX. I got the meds in that I needed January 4, 2014. Two of the drugs were over $100 each. I called Right Source RX and was told they did not have an account. I informed the idiot that my meds had arrived at my home earlier that day. I asked to return them even though I was in desperate need for them. I was then transferred to several different people. The last person I spoke with said she would send a tier reduction sheet to my doctor. If this is done, the costs of my meds should be lower.
I called again about 8 days ago. I called today to check on it. Right Source RX tells me that they don't have a file on me still. I explained again. She said there was nothing that could be done. This is just incredibly stupid I think. Everyone drops the ball and there is never any solution, just problems. If you are considering Right Source RX, DON'T do it. These people will just give you the run around and create more problems. Stay away from these idiots!
Reviewed Jan. 13, 2014
I am new to Right Source and my Dr. prescribed three medications. Instead of filling the generic brand, Right Source filled the name brand. Nasal spray alone cost more than $250! Despite contacting Right Source immediately and being assured the order was cancelled, the order was processed. I have hit a brick wall from every direction in an attempt to resolve this mess! The order that would have been $0 cost to me was cancelled! There is absolutely no way to get any satisfaction. You cannot get past the people who apparently do not know what they're doing. Moreover, try to reach someone higher in command. ...no contact information whatsoever!!! This company is horrific and it is a disgrace for Humana to use Right Source as a resource for mail order prescriptions. After reading multiple negative reviews, I realize I am not the only one who has hit a brick wall with Right Source. Clearly, it is time to rethink another plan for prescription coverage!!!! DO NOT USE RIGHT SOURCErx!!!!
Reviewed Jan. 13, 2014
Dec. 28, 2013 my husband place his 3 meds. order. In about 10 days 1 came. He called and they said they were sorry but they forgot to send it. No meds came so he called again. They stated it had raised in price but my husband said "you didn't call but stated you would send." They have our credit card number. He is diabetic and MUST have his pills and high blood pressure medicine. He has called over a dozen time. They have stated it was shipped UPS overnight....he has never received anything. He now has been without his vital pills for 3 days. He called Humana and Right Source multiple times today. Finally, someone said they need another prescription. He asked why didn't they say that each time he called instead of saying it was on its way....it has been since Dec. 28, 2013. They said they would send it but wouldn't get it for another 3 days. Since it is in the system, no pharmacy will fill another prescription. He could die. HELP, WHAT CAN WE DO WITH HUMANA RIGHT SOURCE? This is not fair. They are playing God with his life. They have lied every day to my husband that it was being sent since Dec. 28. NOT FAIR.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2014
I sent in 9 prescriptions to Right Source in December 2013. I called several times to make sure they were in the process of filling them. They said they had a problem with the prescriptions due to the Dr. who prescribed them was not calling them back. I advised them that this Dr was the one who the hospital assigned to me. I gave them the names and phones numbers of my Doctors who wanted me to have this medication. I called back several days later and asked if I could have shipping overnight. They said sure and I paid the cost of $17.00 to have it overnight. They said of course.
During the course of the past few weeks, I have called several times since and I have been told several different things. I just found out that they say I did not pay the overnight charge. I informed them it was taken out of my bank. The last person I just finished talking to told me that she was going to make sure they got to me by next Wednesday, January 15 2014. I asked for a complaint telephone number to the corporate office and she said I could write a letter. This is totally unacceptable. I need my medicine in order to kill the bacteria running around in my body so I do not lose any more of my leg... I need the Bipolar to keep me on an even plane. This company does not even have the courtesy to go the extra step to help the customer.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2014
I've called at least 4 times. Cannot log in. They have to correct accounting information. First said it would take 72 hours. Now perhaps 48 hours. I've talked to customer service, the web team, membership enrollment, customer service again, and the enrollment. They cannot get their story straight. I went to the dr. yesterday and got new prescriptions. Since I couldn't get them from RightSource, because they can't get my enrollment straightened out, I went and had them filled at Walmart.
Now RightSource says that AFTER they finally get my enrollment fixed they will need my dr. to write out a whole new set of prescriptions just for them because they will not accept transfers. I told them I wasn't going to ask my dr. to do that. Perhaps down the road the next time I see him I will as, but I'm not willing to look like a total idiot because I chose a lame pharmacy.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2014
In November 2013, I switched prescription drug plans because my carrier doubled the premium. The agent I dealt with recommended Humana, and I was told that if I got my prescription through one of their mail order companies, there would be no co-pay. This was verified in Humana's information booklet which they sent me. I went to my doctor in November and he wrote me a prescription for a three-month supply of medication to begin in January as I had enough of my current supply to last until year-end. In early December I called Right Source and asked how I could go about sending in my prescription early enough to allow for the ten day processing time. They said I would have to wait until January because they couldn't process it yet and they would LOSE it! They had all my information and the person speaking with me was able to pull up my account number and information. I have never heard of a company informing a client they would LOSE their information!
Just as I anticipated, when January came, I didn't have enough medication to last the ten-day processing time. I called my insurance company agent so he could deal with this. He asked that I email the prescription to him. He got back to me and told me Right Source couldn't accept the email; they needed it mailed to them and required a phone call from my doctor to proceed. What? This is way too much work for me. I called Right Source and spoke with a supervisor who was polite but offered no solution. I will go back to my local pharmacy and PAY for my prescription, even though I feel it is RIGHT SOURCE'S responsibility. I would never use such an unprofessional company again.
Reviewed Jan. 5, 2014
I cannot log in. I'm a member of Humana. It's been 4 days since I couldn't get in. Error messages.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2014
I received the unauthorized Prescriptions today from Right Source and did as I was instructed to do by Humana. I called Right Source to speak with the Pharmacist to request the return label and he was one of the rudest individuals I have ever spoken with in my life. I explained to him that I was only following the directions I had been given by Humana. He informed me that he was not going to provide me with the return label since my doctor had sent in the RX. I told him that my doctor had only filled in the form that they had sent me telling me that I had no more refills.
I also told him that no one had ever told my doctor or told me that the word HOLD was to be handwritten by the doctor on the RX so that it would not be filled. I told him it was not in any of the instructions. I tried to tell him that I was just going to my doctor for a routine checkup and at that time, I gave him the paperwork from RS regarding the expired prescriptions. This man was belligerent and condescending. I told him I was going to return the medication and he told me that they would just send it back to me again and I would have to pay them.
I told him I had already put a stop on my credit card and that RS was not going to get paid and I was not going to receive the medication. I tried to explain to him that anyone with common sense would have seen that the new year began on 1-1-14 and my cost would have been zero instead of $300. I will never do business with this organization again. Instead of treating us as valuable clients, they treat us with no respect and their word can not be believed. I am sending the medicine back and having my doctor rewrite my prescriptions for a local pharmacy.
Reviewed Jan. 1, 2014
Right Source filled 4 prescriptions on 12/30/2012 that I had not requested to be filled. Right Source had informed me that I had 4 RX's that had no refills (I had just ordered them before the end of the year). I saw my doctor on 12/30/2013 and he sent Right Source the new prescriptions that I would need for next year. He did not authorize them to fill them and neither did I since I did not need them. However, RS decided to fill all of these prescriptions with the knowledge that I was in the donut hole and would begin afresh on 1/1/2014. They charged my credit card on 12/31/2013 for the full amount of the RX's.
I have contacted my credit card and told them that this was an unauthorized charge and a hold has been placed on this charge. I contacted RS today and was told that until I received the package (that I did not order), I could do nothing. When I received the package I was to contact them and they would send me a return label. Only then would I not be charged. What a farce. I am being charged for something I do not want and did not order and I have to follow their rules. Anyone with common sense would have seen that by waiting one day, my cost would have been nothing. To say I am angry is an understatement. I consider what they did to be fraud and will discuss with my attorney. I will not pay for the medications and will order them when I need them not when RS decides I need them. I have told them to stop calling me when I need refills. I told them I would order my own refills online. Apparently, no one can listen to the customer or cares about the customer.
Reviewed Dec. 24, 2013
After falling into the donut hole, because the cost of my husband's medication was so high, I cancelled his order with a customer service rep. She assured me the order was canceled and all was well. The very next day, we were notified the order shipped and they took $535 out of my checking acct. This was all the cash we had at the time. We called them immediately and was told since the order shipped, we have to have a return label from them before we can return the product (which takes 7-10 days to receive) and then they will process the return payment. All of this is b.s. since it was their error. To make a very long story short, after 4 weeks and numerous phone calls, my money was refunded to my credit card not my debit card.
The order was billed to my debit card. I was totally afraid to have them try to once again fix their error, so I left the refund on my credit card. However, this has totally strapped me for cash, and at Christmas of all times. This whole experience was a nightmare! I would much rather pay more money and get my drugs at Walgreens. Unfortunately, the bulk of this happened after the 12/7 cutoff date to change healthcare providers. Next year, we are moving to AARP. And one last thing, when you call them you can never get the person you talked to again. You might get a call center in AZ, UT, NC, so on & so forth. Their managers promise to call back and never do and you can never reach them again. Just the most horrible customer service experience ever!!!!!!
Reviewed Dec. 18, 2013
I am a practicing physician for years and has never encountered such a rude customer service not from just one person but multiple people. I called to check refills on my patient's medication as our record indicated that patient should have enough refills for 3 more months. First lady flatly denied and then put me on 15 minutes hold for no reason. When she came back I demanded to talk with her supervisor which she refused and eventually agreed. After 20 minutes she came back and told me she is transferring me to her supervisor which other lady agreed to and later it turned out that she was just pharmacy tech.
So I called customer service again and asked to be transferred to supervisor or escalation department. She flatly refused and later bluntly told me that they don't want to talk to you. I gave her reasons why I wanted to talk to her and she kept telling me what happened was pharmacy issue and they can't take complain about it. I didn't event mention to her what my issue was. They were so flat rude and told me that you can do whatever you want but my supervisor is not going to talk with you. Imagine if they act like this with providers who is source for their income. How would they react to consumer who hardly have any knowledge about medicines?
Reviewed Dec. 15, 2013
If you are considering enrolling in this drug plan you may want to think again. Read these reviews first. I have read many of them and unfortunately I can say that I have had many of the same problems dealing with Right Source RX. It seems like they are more interested in finding a reason not to fill your prescription rather getting your medication to you. Their preferences in communicating are faxing to doctors' offices and vague automated phone calls to their customers. It is extremely difficult to talk to a person and when you finally get a real person they cannot help you and will not connect you to someone who can.
In reality there is no customer service at Right Source RX. This is absolutely the worst business I have ever tried to do business with. I can tell you these negative reviews about Right Source are not exaggerations. They are true facts. Humana medical plans are good and I am pleased with my experience with them. It is hard to believe that Humana lets Right Source RX drag them down.
Reviewed Dec. 11, 2013
I take 2 forms of pain meds for the 4 back surgeries I have had. On Nov 29th I got 2 new scripts from my doctor and sent them to Right Source. Several days later I thought I would check on the status. Glad I did because they were placed on hold. No one called to get the issue resolved. It had to do with new federal regulations that start January 1. After getting my doctor involved and him educating Right Source staff I thought all was good. A few days later checked status again. Now they were on hold. Because I was in the donut hole, no call from anyone to get this fixed. Had I not called I guess nothing would have happened. After 11 calls got that resolved.
This morning I called to check the status. Everything seemed ok until at the end the recording. Said they were shipped overnight and I would get them by the 21st. A bit confusing after 2 calls I was able to get a tracking number. These people show no initiative and will not go the extra mile to get problems resolved. If you don't watch your account you may not get your meds as you need them. And be prepared to make numerous calls to get your problem solved.
Reviewed Dec. 10, 2013
I am in the donut hole on Medicare and want to delay all my prescription refills to Jan. 1. I get a new prescription from the doctor and call RS to delay filling until the price drops Jan. 1 including a bunch of others. The person says no problem, we set it all up. Next day and days after I get emails telling me this cascade of super expensive prescriptions are on their way. I call DAILY and get comments like "It is our policy," etc. from Indian call centers who are trained not to give a damn. This in spite of the fact that days before a person had set it up as I required. Then they claim no notes were put in, I tell them check the voice recordings. They claimed they were shipping product even those that were so expensive as to require automatic phone acceptance which I had screamed "NO!!!!" in response to. My profile says all notifications are to be by email, they still have automated calling. Their computers are always down when I call, they do not listen to what I require... Then they treat you like a child asking if your doctor knows you are not ordering the medicine they want to sell you....like I can't make my own decisions. I am going to Costco from now on... They listen...
Reviewed Dec. 10, 2013
I have had NOTHING but problems with RightSource, or should I say WrongSource from the very beginning. It's REALLY simple, we just want prescription refills on the website in order to go online and order them. The second the doctor calls or faxes in your prescriptions with or without putting a hold on them, they start processing all of them whether you ask for them or not. We have made several phone calls and each and every time have been told that some of the RX's have already shipped but the rest of them are on hold. This was not the case. They are STILL being shipped but worse than that, they are blaming the Dr.'s office for it.
Each phone call has been a minimum of 30 minutes - being transferred to three different people and having to explain what we want over and over again. Oh, and the reason for having to re-fax all of the RX's again was because they had been wiped out of the system - totally!! There were RX's that should have been available to refill - all of them were gone!! It was like we never existed in the first place. Bunches of idiots work for WrongSource and customer service in non-existent!! Should have switched before the deadline!!
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2013
On November 29, 2013 day after Thanksgiving I called Right Source RX. I was out of town with family - had forgotten my medication. First person @ Humana set me up, gave me a confirmation number ** - passed me on to someone else because she was unable to give authorization for override for me to obtain medication from the Walmart in the town closest to where I was visiting family. The second person repeated everything, also could not give final authorization for override, passed me on to 3rd person. Marshall who told me everything was set up and then gave me an incorrect number to call back should I have a problem. The number he gave me 800-8101601. Marshall told me all Walmart had to do was log in.
Walmart was very unsuccessful due to a announcement message stating the pharmacy at RIGHT SOURCE RX was closed. The pharmacy was not closed - someone had failed to remove that message for that day. Every time Walmart called which was at least 3x but couldn't get through because it kept stating that the pharmacy was closed. I called back to Right Source, I called back Walmart. It was a circle of my time wasted, Walmart's time being wasted. My family was appalled with what was going on. I had to depart from family and go home because I could not get the medication at the place where I was a total total faux pas. This was disgraceful.
Reviewed Nov. 14, 2013
11/14/2013 Slasttasia spent 68 minutes on hold with Humana Right Source RX checking on status of meds on hold since 11/5/2013…Yes they are expedited. But still in processing. Oh, obumma, I really have bad thoughts for you with these idiots keep saying 7 to 10 day turnaround- do I want a $37.00 expedite fee? Dude, well, every day, same song, second verse...the turnaround time is still 7 - 10 days. The expedite fee... is to get it MAILED faster! MAILED! So tomorrow when I talk to them again-- same song, third verse... By the way... I am in a 'donut hole' wtf. I left the rep with these words: “the more of us who leave your company, the LESS of you will be needed - you really need to update you people skills, your resume and get back in the work force, but not doing this!” Thank you and have a good day!
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2013
Testing supplies have been on order for over a month. Received e-mails saying order was being processed. I then received a form letter saying my order could not be filled because my doctor has not provided my date of birth as they requested. This order was a refill order with the script on file with available refills. Nonetheless, they have asked me to contact my physician and request another script. Right Source is dysfunctional and a detriment to my well being.
Reviewed Nov. 8, 2013
I feel I need to warn people, if they cannot miss a dose of their medication, Do Not use Humana RightSource RX. The regular meds were fine until I had to take a C2 med. The prescription has to be handwritten and mailed to their West Chester, Ohio facility. That place is a black hole. First I called to make sure it was covered. They said yes, I had a $0 copay, it was completely covered. I followed their instructions for sending it to the letter. They said it would take 7-10 days. I overnighted it, with a signature confirmation requirement. The Post Office sent me verification of the date and time it was delivered and the name of the person who signed for it.
After a week I called to check the status. After a long time on hold, they finally found it and denied receiving it when the Post Office said it was delivered. Then they said it hadn't been submitted to be filled because I had to authorize the copay of $410, plus $17.95 for expedited shipping. Now they said they don't cover it. I said, "Fine, I'll pay it. Just send it." At that time I still had 5 days' worth left. I called the next day and the day after. Each time it had not been submitted yet. On one call, I got switched to a pharmacist. All he kept saying was, "How did you get switched to me?" He gave me no information whatsoever.
Now it's more than two weeks later. I call them every day and spend at least 45 minutes each call. I have completely run out and am suffering withdrawals and all my symptoms have returned. I explained this to them each time. I just got off the phone with them now and they said it has Still not been submitted because I had to authorize a New co-payment of $468. Oh and they "don't do" expedited shipping. They just charge for it.
Both Walgreen and CVS are way cheaper. But my doctor says she cannot write me another prescription of the same controlled substance this close together. The one I have is stuck in Humana's black hole. I have no idea when I will receive it, if ever. Please do not make the same mistake I did. I will never never ever use Humana RightSource again!!!
Reviewed Nov. 6, 2013
My OTC order form was faxed on 10/10/13 12:24pm via Staples. I have the transmission Verification Report and it went through. When I called to ask why I hadn't received it, I was told they hadn't received my request. So I have now lost out on my allergy pill for 2 months. The first time (Aug 2013) I was told not to fax anything in because I had faxed it in after the 20th (That I understand). The 2nd time (Oct 2013) they didn't receive. I really didn't believe that a company as large as Humana can't get their act together. My mother doesn't get hers about every couple of months. Hers was faxed the same time as my nephew's was and he received his. I'm thinking hard leaving Humana. Before this, my only experience was I had been very satisfied with Humana, I had recommended it to several people I knew. I can no longer do that with confidence.
Reviewed Oct. 20, 2013
I do not understand all the negative reviews I have read concerning Right Source. We have made use of their services for a number of years now, and I re-order all our subscriptions over the phone. The service is always professional, courteous, friendly and knowledgeable, although I don't always ask to make contact with a representative since their automated service works so beautifully. I appreciate it when the automated service tells me that my prescription has expired but that they will contact my doctor for me and then they will renew my subscription and get it out as soon as possible.
I have never had to wait more than five or six days (never an entire week) for shipment of our meds, and it is always "standard". I have never had them ship anything other than "standard". And I like that they always give me a confirmation number and that they always follow up our contact via my e-mail. Couldn't ask for more THOROUGH service! I cannot begin to tell you how satisfied we are with Right Source Rx! No complaints at all! Five stars for sure!
Reviewed Oct. 16, 2013
Can't get into RX with my username and password. Been trying for 2 hours. It sucks!!!
Reviewed Oct. 16, 2013
I have been trying to get an order filled for 3 wks. I have faxed it in, was told it was never rec'd. Called and spoke to Kristie. She gave me another fax number, faxed the order in again, nothing. Called and spoke to Abby. She had not clue as to what fax number Kristie gave me. Abby took the order over the phone, went online to verify order, nothing. Called again and spoke to Camalia, nothing in the system. Asked for a supervisor, Carlos. He had not clue as to what I was talking about. He transferred me to Karen, who took the order again. She claims the order will be processed. I have no faith in this company. This is the first time I have had to use a mail order pharmacy b/c my insurance company recommended it and it will save money. I should have known it was a joke from the beginning. This is the worst company and customer service I have had to deal with and I fault Humana for recommending this to their customers.
Reviewed Oct. 8, 2013
A couple of months ago, I had a problem with logging in to their website. I called many, many times to complain. Once I was laughed at, once I asked for a manager and was told that I could talk with a supervisor but it wouldn't do any good. Finally after 3 months, I talked with someone who escalated the call and talked with someone who actually did something about it. It took a couple of days but it was fixed. Now for the last week, like another disgruntled person said, I'm getting an error saying the medicine couldn't be priced and was taken out of the "cart."
This place is ridiculous. Then when you call to get the prescription, they say, "am I talking with (my name and my address)" and I say yes. I give them the prescription number then they say what address is this being sent to? After they ask if this is your address, why do you have to say it again. Then, when they have to fax permission from the doctor, the doctor's office never gets their fax. I have never had a problem getting prescriptions from my doctor before. I have to call the doctor's office, tell them to look for the fax and if they don't see it within a day or so to please fax the prescription to RightSource. This is just a terrible system. Given the choice, and I am, I will never choose this prescription service again.
Reviewed Oct. 4, 2013
I tried to order my refills thru Right Source and it keeps saying it can't price it and kicks it out of the cart. I don't have time to spend 40 minutes on the phone. So I sent off an email to Humana about... They sent back phone numbers to call. Sent a message back to them saying "what part of I don't have time to spend 40 minutes on the phone trying to get the issues fixed". I will be going to Walgreens for my medication from now on. They are able to do refills without issues and I know they will send to the right address since I will be picking them up. Yes, it does cost me more in the long run but the stress I won't be under will be worth it. Do not use Right Source. The people that work there do not care, will transfer you back and forth and make promises they do not keep. I have complained several times on here and to them and to the FTC and BBB.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2013
In mid August I called Right Source to see if I could get my blood pressure meds via mail and free. They said YES. I did all that I was told to do and ordered 3 months' worth. I was told it would take about 10 days. After 12 days and about out of meds, I called and was told that the meds were sent one week ago. I told them I did not receive them and asked for advice as to what to do since I had only 4 more pills left. I was told that it may take a few more days and to be patient. I called back the next day and insisted they send me some more. I didn't want to be patient if they screwed up the order. They tracked my meds and found them stopped in Memphis. So they agreed with me that I did not receive the medicine. She told me that she could overnight a month's supply. The problem was I was leaving on a 2 week trip at the end of the month and needed the medication for more than a month supply.
I did get the 30 day supply in 3 days! Since they said it may 2 weeks to get any meds, I knew it would be in another dilemma at the end of the month. I couldn't understand why she didn't send me the full 90 day supply that was requested and was told in case I did receive the original order that would put me over the limit! I told her I wanted the meds sent to me while I was gone on a trip so I could return to having the pills in hand and not be stuck with no pills available. She told me that the meds would be sent while I was gone and would be here for me upon returning. I was naturally worried and called my doctor and asked him to send another prescription to our local pharmacy in case I didn't get the meds prior to my leaving. The pharmacist told me that I couldn't fill the meds because they still have on record that I had already received a 90 day supply (which I didn't receive)!!!!! This caused my blood pressure to go high.
When I came home from my trip I was very happy to find my prescription for 60 more days, which would fulfill my initial 90 day prescription. But with this prescription was a bill for about $95. The reason I went with Right Source was because they told me it would be free! I called Right Source and after being on hold for 10 minutes was told that my insurance plan does not cover this medication and I owed the money. Why would they send me a $0 bill for the 30 days and now $95 for the two months? Sabrina told me that I should have paid for the 30 pills, too! I told her she had the wrong information and she told me I would have to call Humana.
I did. I talked to Miriam. After giving all my information AGAIN, she told me she could not help me because she was in billing!! I told her that billing should be able to check to find out how much I have been charged and why the discrepancy in the billing. Also, why can't she look up to see if I have the plan to cover drugs? She told me to call Right Source. I told her I wanted a manager to speak to from HUMANA. I talked to Shannon. She asked me if I was in a donut hole????? WHAT? I told her I have never been in a donut hole in my life and didn't know why she was asking that stupid question!! Put me on hold for a long time. Told me that I should not have to pay a thing and to tear up my bill. I told her that I need verification.
I didn't think that Humana and Right Source are communicating at all. I was concerned that I would get another bill with an added charge for not paying unless I had verification that she, Shannon, had contacted Right Source and had it resolved. She told me to hold and then transferred me BACK to RIGHT SOURCE!!! Davonna at Right Source told me that she couldn't help me because that is the information they had on me and that I needed to contact Humana. I was mad and upset. I hung up. The old ploy of wearing down the consumer by sending them in a vicious circle back to the origin of the problem. I despise Humana and Right Source. I am finding other insurance and will change asap. This company is a joke. I will not stop calling them, though. I am resting this evening and going to fight again tomorrow.
Reviewed Sept. 27, 2013
The representatives at Right Source are very difficult to deal with. They called me yesterday said that my prescriptions (insulins) would be delivered overnight by UPS. I waited today for the delivery but to no avail the package did not come in, so I called & spoke to a representative with Right Source & she put me on hold for at least 20 minutes & came back to tell me that my prescription had not been shipped yet & she doesn't know the reason why it was not shipped yesterday. I ask for a supervisor because she said that the insulin would be shipped maybe tomorrow or Monday & I would not receive it until Tuesday. This prescription is my livelihood I can't live without it because I am a Type 1 juvenile onset diabetic insulin dependent. They don't seem to realize that it is very critical situation because someone just didn't take the time to do their job.
I spoke to Deldrick in the escalation department & he was no help or didn't seem to be too concerned. He told me that someone else is handling this problem, but couldn't give me a guarantee that I would receive my insulin by Saturday at the latest & in his way of handling the escalation call was that he didn't care & was talking very abrupt to me. So I asked for his supervisor Bernice & I explain the way his tone of voice was not very nice to me. Bernice said that she sits next to Deldrick & he was not talking to me rudely & he is such a nice guy. Obviously, she sounded like she was friendly to him & sit next to Deldrick & didn't want to hear me say anything about the unaccommodating call to him or anyone else. She did say she would call me tomorrow to see if anything can be done to speed up the delivery of my insulin.
Reviewed Sept. 22, 2013
My father gets his high blood pressure medications through RightSource RX mail order. We have used them before and found them to be difficult to deal with. They can’t seem to deliver their customers’ orders in a timely matter. I went online on September 16th to reorder my dad’s prescriptions. The order stayed in pending for 2 days so I called. They refused to speak with me so I called back with my father on the line and the guy refused to assist my father because he didn’t have his Humana's ID number.
My father is 70 years old and like most people his age he hates automated systems, computers and silly rules. He just wants his medicine. We called back and spoke with another young lady Sept 19th who promised it would be overnighted because I explained my dad was down to his last pills. Well as of Sept 20, the order was still pending so we called again and was told to call Sept 21 because their system was down. REALLY. Today is 9/22/13 and the order is still pending and my father is now out of his high blood pressure meds. Thanks Right Source RX for nothing.
Reviewed Aug. 20, 2013
Mailed original Rx to Right Source over 1 mo. ago. Called for status Aug 1 & was told they were waiting for return call from doc due to "high dosage". Apparently doc office never returned their call, but never informed me. I called Aug 20th for status and was told they cancelled Rx and mailed it to me Aug 8. I have never received anything from Right Source. Would have been nice if they would have communicated with me. I have tried over 6 weeks to log-in in to my account, but every time I receive an error message and told they are "working" on their website. Poor customer service, poor communication.
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2013
First they did not send the medications to the address submitted by the nurse with the prescription on July 29. I am traveling so my daughter forwarded them. Since August 7 (11 days ago), when it left the Kansas City sorting station, there has been no word on where the package is. The final destination is about 2 hours from Kansas City. I am running out of meds and I am moving on with my travels. Right Source will not okay a reorder. I also had my prescriptions transferred to the local Wal-Mart so I could pick them up, but of course, Right Source is saying they were just filled! I have only been with Right Source a little over a year, and have been totally unhappy.
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2013
Cannot manage proper medication orders because they are not Identified in emails from Right Source. There is always doubt about actions that must be carried out to maintain prescription status (when is it necessary to contact the prescribing physician for refill or extension of a drescription.)
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2013
I still can't get my Metoprolol meds I've been taking for 20 years! After 9 calls and being told they are on the way, now they say they can't ship because the sig does not match DR? I will stop my orders from Right Source and go back to CVS. At least I get the right meds on time!
Reviewed Aug. 7, 2013
I mailed in a Rx and it was mailed back to me without any contact by phone or email. It was with a letter stating I did not have coverage for it on part D. The coverage was on part B. I have part B from Humana as well. I called Humana to get them to let RightSource know I had part B through Humana but they said it wasn't in their job description to do that and refused to transfer me to a supervisor. I called RightSource to talk to a supervisor and after being put on hold for a long time, finally was told they could cover it on part B and to have the Dr. fax in the Rx. I told her that the reason I mailed the Rx in was because my Dr would not fax it in. She kept on saying to have them fax it in at least 3 times. I could not get her to understand that they would not fax it in.
I finally asked if she was even listening to me. That phone call ended with me saying I would mail it back in. After a week I called back and was told they had not received the Rx. I went to a different Dr that agreed to fax it to them and then received a recording saying they could not get the Dr to send more info. I called back and talked to them again for a few more hours and they said they would get it out to me after I again made them understand I had part B with Humana. The next day I received another recorded call saying they needed more info and was on the phone another hour and got nothing done except a requirement that the Dr call. I am worried that the Dr. will get the runaround as well and ruin my relationship with him.
Reviewed July 25, 2013
I assist my handicapped daughter with her medications and health care because she is mildly retarded and cannot fend for herself. We sent in a prescription to Right Source for one of her meds in June and although the prescription was for 90 pills we only received 30. Consequently, we ran out. I got nowhere with the company so got a new prescription from her doctor and submitted it to a local pharmacy. Right Source, of course, refused to pay the local pharmacy because they claim she cannot get a refill until mid August. I had to pay the local pharmacy the full cost of the drug. We will have to pay for another 30 days until Right Source sends her refill in August. They have implied we are "overusing the drug" although there is no benefit to abusing this drug and we have handled her meds responsibly for over 6 years. The order shows that the company sent 90 pills but they did not.
In another incident she was prescribed a medicine which is not available as a generic. Her doctor felt that it was the best medicine for her. There is a generic medication which has a similar action, but it has proved to be ineffective. A company representative called and asked if we would prefer a generic version of the prescribed drug. She implied it was the same drug, but when I pressed her she told me the name of the alternative and I informed her they were not the same drug and that she should not be misinforming people.
I am fed up with Right Source and will be using only the local pharmacy that I know I can trust. This will cost us more money but the local pharmacy knows us and they are reliable. I will be reviewing other health plans if Humana cannot offer an alternative to Right Source. My daughter has multiple health issues and I will not gamble with her health.
Reviewed July 19, 2013
I can't get to the pharmacy without going through at least 5 people and the people are not trained for the pharmacy. The pharmacy has called and missed me time after time. I call back and can't get through to the pharmacy. I asked different people how long were you trained? Most will tell you 6 hours. You have to go through at least 4 or 5 different people. You want to throw the phone at Humana or something. They need to put someone who knows what is in the medicine and go straight through to the pharmacy. I changed my address from NC to TX and they still sent it to NC.
Reviewed June 29, 2013
I've always had success with Right Source RX. My medications always arrive on time and are accurate. I get reminders via email for refills just in case I forgot or my doctors took me off the medication. They are always professional. The only problem I've been having for a long time is with Humana on-line. They keep upgrading their online system which is connected to Right Source. I haven't been able to sign in for two months, so I have to call Right Source direct. Humana's Web Security is horrible. They don't know how to fix problems they caused. Everything was fine 2 months ago until they started upgrading.
Reviewed June 27, 2013
On June 13, I mailed Right Source a prescription for a three-month supply of METFORMIN. Dr. Robert **, M.D., a prominent endocrinologist at UCSF, explicitly prescribed me METFORMIN, extended release (or 24-hour tablet), generic. In parenthesis, he indicated GLUMENZA as a brand name (see attached). On June 24, I received a letter from Right Source saying, “The drug you requested, GLUMENZA, is not covered by your plan and we are working with your Provider to resolve this issue.” It also said, “We have enclosed the Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage notice that explains your rights, but no such notice was enclosed.” Dr. **’s office told me that nobody from Right Source had contacted them. Since I was prescribed METFORMIN and not GLUMENZA, I double-checked with Humana Prescription Drug Guide. It confirmed that METFORMIN ER was a first tier drug covered by my plan.
I called Right Source and rep Alfonso told me he could not help because computer system was down for update. I asked to take my information manually and call me back when he finds out what appeared to be the problem, but he refused. Then I asked him to connect me with a supervisor and he also refused. After I insisted, he put me on a long hold, then came back and this time, he surprisingly had my record, even though before he said he could not access it. Finally, he transferred me to Cathy at the Resolution Department. Cathy put me on long hold numerous times trying to rectify the matter. Eventually, she assured me that my prescription would be filled and rushed to me at no extra charge. She also told me that a supervisor would call me the next day to confirm. However, Cathy warned me that because this was a new prescription for me, there would be a two-week delay (something that would never happen in any walk-in pharmacy).
On June 25, as by 4:00 pm nobody called, I called Right Source again. The rep Nicole would not transfer me to a supervisor until I tell my story from scratch and refused to refer to the notes I assumed would have been left by Cathy. Finally, I was transferred to a pharmacy technician, Shay. All Shay did was to repeat the absurd statement that my prescription was for GLUMENZA and that it was not covered. I asked to be connected with a pharmacist and was transferred to Mike. Mike too insisted that my prescription was for GLUMENZA and not METFORMIN and refused to fill it. I suggested that if my prescription was indeed for a brand name drug, I authorize Right Source to fill it with a generic instead (something that can routinely be done in any walk-in pharmacy). He refused and instead offered to send me GLUMENZA if I agree to pay $993.60! I was practically in tears and felt sick, both my blood pressure and blood glucose shooting through the ceiling, so I gave up. I called Dr. **’s office and asked to fax the prescription to my local Walgreens pharmacy.
One hour later, the pharmacy called that my prescription for a three-month supply of METFORMIN was ready for pick-up. The cost was the same as it would have been if it were filled by Right Source. This ordeal caused me a great deal of distress and waste of time. All staff, with exception for Cathy, sounded like a pre-recorded message and nobody even tried to help. Next day, Cathy actually called to check if everything was okay. She seemed shocked to learn of what had happened and that her notes on my account were completely disregarded. I advised Cathy to deactivate my prescription as I had already filled it at Walgreens and she did. However, next day, I received a courtesy call from a pharmacy technician, Brenda, who said that they had received my prescription for GLUMENZA and she was calling to advise me that they couldn’t fill it unless I agree to pay $993.60!
My plan is to discontinue the mail-order drug service by Right Source and transfer my account elsewhere. I am also looking forward to November when I can switch from Humana to a different provider altogether. I requested a formal investigation of this incident, however, seeing this endless litany of complaints and horror stories about the Right Source services spanning several years, I am not very hopeful that it would have any effect...
Reviewed June 25, 2013
With my Humana Insurance, I was referred here to get diabetic testing supplies. They sent me an Accu-Chek Nano testing kit. The lancet holder was called "FastClix". The lancet replacements were for a "Multiclix" and would not fit the holder that they sent me. I called to get the correct lancets. RightSource staff told me that they no longer supported Accu-Chek and would have to send me a new kit and that they would expedite it. I waited 25 days and nothing came. When I called, they said they could not send my new kit since I had to wait till the 29th before I could get this "refill". I was not refilling anything, just trying to have them rectify their mistake.
I talked with the supervisor named "Carolyn" who was very snippy with me. She first told me that I had to wait till the 29th (30 days with no sugar testing) and then later she said she would check to see what could be done. She told me she talked with the diabetic supply division and they would send it out in a couple of days. When I asked her why I had to suffer for their mistake, she claimed it was the insurance company's fault because they wouldn't let me have a "refill". And they sent the wrong lancets because my doctor made a mistake on the prescription. The test kit they sent me was not prescribed by my doctor but was recommended by RightSourceRx. The person I talked to gave me two choices and, from his description, I chose the Nano. RightSource screwed up the original order and here I sit 25 days later with no testing supplies. RightSource takes no responsibility for this.
Reviewed June 19, 2013
I ordered two prescriptions for my 95-year-old grandmother. Both arrived with invoices and in bold font indicated the amount due. After I had a check issued to RightSourceRX, I discovered that both charges were already charged to my credit card. A call to customer service was fruitless. The agent stuck to the script - even when it was laughable and clearly didn't match with the circumstances of the call. This billing protocol appears to be fraudulent. I was offered a credit and advised that I needed to write to customer service to receive the overpayment as a refund. Issuing a bill to customers and, at the same time, charging their credit card - how can this be legal? It sure isn't ethical.
Reviewed June 12, 2013
I saw a one star on here and I agree 100%. I've put in simple order forms and have been told it'll arrive in 7-10 days. No problem. Two weeks later I called and asked why it hasn't come. "Oh, I'll confirm the order and get it to you in 3-4 days." Okay, fine. No big deal. I called a week later. "We'll put in an order to your local pharmacy as it'll take a week for it to be shipped." What? I called a month ahead and they still can't get it to me on time! They're making me pay extra money to get my medication at the pharmacy.
I've been on the same medication for over two years now and when they went with Right Source, they all of a sudden had to confirm every order with my hospital numerous times. I called my hospital and asked if they've been notified of my order. They said, "Yes, Right Source should put in the order." I once again have to call in order to see if my medication is coming.
It no doubt gets a one because I've actually received my medication at some point. I now put down the dates I'm able to put in the order as I know it'll take a month or more for them to actually ship it to me, and I'll have to make numerous phone calls before it says online it's actually been sent. I still don't even trust it saying it's been shipped. I call once a week now once I put in an order because I know I'll have to talk to numerous people before I get one medication. Not to mention I need 3.
Reviewed June 11, 2013
Four months ago, I made the mistake of ordering two prescriptions at the same time from WrongSource Mail Order Pharmacy. As I found out six weeks later, the person that took the orders for some unknown reason put credit on one prescription and not the other. Several weeks later, I had to order another medication and when the invoice came, it showed a balance for the new medication, $66.50, but also for one of the medications I had ordered several weeks earlier, $36.94, but thought it was paid.
When I call, it takes 5 minutes to go through the menu until you're put on hold for any given length of time. Finally, Kylie came to the phone. After giving him all the information I had just punched in to a recording from the telephone keypad, I was told I have the wrong department. I originally asked for the billing department. After a few more holds and talking with Julie, I was given a third confirmation number and told it would be taken care of. I'm sure anyone reading this has heard that phrase multiple times.
A few days went by and something told me to check their website. The $36.94 was still on my account along with the $66.50 because I had decided not to pay the $66.50 until they straightened out the $36.94. Another phone call, more please hold time, more transfers and I finally got to a person named Cortney. You guessed it. I got another confirmation number and a promise that it would be taken care of. Then I was asked to pay the $66.50. I politely refused and said it would be paid as soon as the $36.94 was taken off my account. Up to this point, Keith, Angela, Marrisa and Michell could not tell me why the $36.94 was still on my account. Another week went by and that amount was still shown as a balance on my account. Another call, wait, transfer, etc. but this time, Beverly told me THERE IS NO RECORD IN THE COMPUTER THAT THIS AMOUNT WAS PAID. Fortunately she was over a hundred miles away. Remember each person I talked to gave me a different confirmation number until Beverly told me the confirmation number is only for when we take the order. Is anyone still following me?
I did manage to get a fax number from Beverly (amazing) and told her I would fax anyone interested a portion of my bank statement for the month the $36.94 order was placed. I made four attempts over two days to fax the statement to WrongSource Pharmacy. That was the end of the line for me. I wasted about 20 minutes arguing with two underlings to get me a supervisor because according to what a Humana supervisor told me the day before, if I was no longer going to order ANYTHING from WrongSource I had to tell a supervisor which kind of convinced me that Humana, the parent company, already knew the IQ of the people that answer the phone at WrongSource. I finally was able to talk with Racheal ** and told her of my attempt to fax proof of payment for the $36.94 and that I would now pay the balance of $66.50 under one condition - that someone send me an invoice for the $66.50 STAMPED PAID!
It took about two weeks to receive that invoice. Last night, my phone rang at 3:40 am, 3:51 am and 3:57 am! My wife answered the second call and there was no one on the line. The other two did not leave a message. How low do you have to sink to seek revenge for documents which are trying to tell not only the public, but the company itself how ignorant people treat the most vulnerable members of our society? If anyone, after reading some of the reviews for WrongSource Mail Order Pharmacy is still interested in doing business with them, I have a bridge for sale, cheap! The names have not been changed to protect the innocent because I doubt if anyone used their real name. I kept a log on this one.
Reviewed June 10, 2013
I have been with RightSourceRx for almost 1 year. Each encounter with them ends with me almost in tears. I ask all the right questions, document their responses, and follow up; and yet my prescription order is ALWAYS, always wrong. Wrong prescription, wrong dosage, delivered to the wrong address (?!), delivered when I am not at home even when I ask that the order be held as I would not be in town for 2 weeks. HUGE amount deducted from my account (can you afford $1,495.95 for one 90-day supply of medicine? I can't. So I had my doctor cancel this prescription).
Should I continue? I have pages of documentation complete with names, dates and times and their assurances that my medicine WOULD BE HANDLED WITH THE UTMOST CARE! To this I say **. I have ended every encounter with this company with “PLEASE, don't mess this up. PLEASE, I am counting on you!” Thank you for the offer for an attorney. I have my own!
Reviewed June 7, 2013
My health insurance and car insurance will not get paid. Twice this week, I had told Right Source customer service people upon them asking me AGAIN!!! Them: "Do you want us to automatically take the money out or do you want us to notify you?" SAME ANSWER AS ALWAYS, “CALL ME." Well, they didn't and now everything in my account is going to bounce. I am going down to the bank tomorrow and stop payment. This is ridiculous. I will get my refills from now on from CVS. This also hurts me going back to CA to see my grandson’s graduation on the 19th of June. I live on a small amount of money and $144.40 is not something I would pay for. Wait until I tell my doctor how much they charged for that crap. They get NO RATING FROM ME.
Reviewed May 24, 2013
As authorized by a signed consent form, I ordered medications online for my 92-year old mother from RightSource via mail order delivery under their Medicare Part D plan. On December 6, 2012, I ordered a routine refill of six generic prescriptions my mother has been taking, and RightSource has provided, for the past three years. Usually, these orders are processed within a day or two and received by my mother in less than 7 to10 days. Two weeks after the order was placed, my mother received a letter telling her to order refills as she would be running out soon. I called RightSource and explained the refill had been ordered weeks ago and was still showing an "In Process" status. (Obviously, the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing at RightSource or the refill notice to my mother would not have been sent.)
I spoke to about a dozen customer service representatives and their managers/supervisors, usually after interminable delays while on hold, but none of them could tell me why the order was on hold or offer a way to resolve the problem. Finally, I gave up on RightSource and called Humana. A couple of Humana representatives said they didn't understand why the order couldn't be processed and one promised an expedited shipment that would be delivered to my mother on the Friday or Saturday before Christmas. When that didn't happen, another Humana representative said he could take care of it and the medicine would be delivered by the Monday before Christmas. Guess what, it never happened. Unable to fulfill their obligations, Humana agreed to transfer the prescriptions to a pharmacy near my mother. The pharmacy (large national chain) filled the prescriptions but charged co-pays that added up to about $75.
Humana/RightSource refused to reimburse my mother for her out of pocket costs that were incurred because of their incompetence. I filed a claim with Humana's Grievance and Appeal Department that was denied. I followed that with an appeal of the determination with the same department. That was also denied for nonsensical reasoning centering on Tier 1 and Tier 2 drugs, none of which was relevant. Humana/RightSource refused to acknowledge or directly address the fact that it was their inability/incompetence to deliver the prescriptions that caused my mother to incur the costs. This is a shameful, inexcusable, and deplorable way to treat a member who is housebound and whose sole income is a small Social Security check.
Before posting this review, I sent a certified letter to the CEO of Humana giving him one last chance to fix their mistake. I received a call from a Humana spokesman saying the CEO had read the letter and told the spokesman to express his apologies but he could not provide restitution because it was prohibited by Medicare. The spokesman then said the reason for the non-delivery of prescriptions was because they were installing a new system and it had a lot of bugs and their people weren't familiar with it. Plus, they were in the midst of their new enrollment process. This is further evidence of their incompetence and bad judgment. As a computer professional who has overseen many computer system changes both for hardware and software, I know from experience that you don't cut over to a new system until you have run both systems in parallel through a couple of business cycles and eliminated the bugs in the new system. Moreover, you do not install a new system at the height of your busiest business cycle. Finally, you normally don't install a new system over the Christmas - New Year season.
Based on my experience, I strongly recommend against buying Humana health insurance plans or their mail order pharmacy Wrong Source, oops, I meant RightSource. It appears that Humana/RightSource has successfully beaten my mother out of $75. I hope they enjoy their victory but it won't begin to cover the cost of lost business that this rating will generate, not only on this site but Yelp, Angie's List, the Better Business Bureau, and many others.
Reviewed May 22, 2013
This company seems to be grossly incompetent. On my first order for insulin, they were going to send me thirty (30) bottles of insulin. I use one bottle a month. After talking with them several times, they agreed to only send me three. I was still only using one a month. But as I was about to run out, I decided it was going to have to be 3 or nothing, so I said okay. Then they called and said they could fill the order because they couldn't reach my doctor. I called my doctor's office and they said they had sent the prescriptions. There were about three rounds of this back and forth between myself, Right Source and my doctor's office.
Then the grand prize for ineptitude. I get a letter in the mail today from Right Source whose first paragraph reads: Thank you for placing your recent prescription order with Right Source. Based on the prescription ordered and your plan benefits, your order includes a medication with a co-payment or cost-share of $406,361. I can only imagine how many bottles of insulin they are planning on sending me now. This company should be prosecuted. I'm just not sure you can go to jail for stupidity and ineptitude. And by the way, if you are getting your medication through these idiots, you better hope their pharmacist do a better job than their sales people do. You might be taking that $405,361 medication and not even know it.

Reviewed May 22, 2013
An order was supposed to be cancelled because I could not wait for 5-day delivery of antibiotic. Not only did it not get cancelled as requested, I was charged on my credit card and billed! A diabetic testing kit was also ordered by my doctor at the same time, the doctor's order was generic. I have spoken with representative four times regarding these issues, and I am still waiting for the testing kit. I would be in bad shape if I was having to control on insulin. This is only one of several issues I have had. Needless to say, I will not renew in December.
Reviewed May 17, 2013
In January of 2013, I noted that my prescription history no longer existed within the Right Source website. During my phone conversation, I was informed that Right Source had no prescriptions although my physician's office had faxed four new 90-day prescriptions for each of my 8 generic meds. The prescriptions were again faxed weekly because each week, Right Source said it had not received any faxed prescription. The fax number was verified as correct. Right Source said they tried to call my physician and my physician claims no call received. Finally, in March of 2013, Right Source had my prescriptions but placed them on hold. The hold issue on one prescription was resolved by April 2013. Meanwhile, another prescription was placed on hold. First, it was **, then **, then ** and then **. All were placed on hold, one after another.
I complained to Medicare and was contacted by CMS who apparently resolved the problem. I've received meds. Now, I've received a letter which claims that Humana has been unable to contact me to resolve my complaint. I did return their calls although they claim I did not. I did state that I do have all my prescriptions. The prescriptions are now all up to date. I do hope that I will not have problems in the future although it does appear that a few scripts are reported as expired (which should not be the case). However, I will have them all updated and resubmitted for carry-over into the new year (2104) if I have to continue with Humana. I am still unclear why my generic meds were placed on hold resulting in further delays and purchasing locally when I ran out. On one occasion, in March 2013, Humana refused to honor payment for my prescription for insulin locally and told me to go to an emergency room to get a shot of insulin. I decided it would be cheaper for me to purchase the insulin outright than to pay the deductible for the emergency room. Wal-Mart had a current prescription for my insulin pen.
Reviewed May 1, 2013
First time in January, they needed authorization to fill the prescription and neglected to tell me they needed it until my prescriptions were running out and I was on the road. I had two weeks left. Once authorized (by whom? I wonder. Humana?), they used express delivery which I paid for and it still took a week so I had to pay UPS to deliver them to SC. The next time (90 days later or April 2, 2013) I reordered, they needed new prescriptions and couldn't contact my doctor. Strange since the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics doesn't seem to have any problems answering my calls. So guess what? I ripped all of my prescriptions out of Wrong Source and had them in two hours at Walmart. What a lousy way to run a circus. Is Humana trying to save money with these jokers? Please, someone put Wrong Source out of its misery. And JD Powers gives them a high rating this year. I will lose my faith in JDP too.
Reviewed April 30, 2013
As a result of a 3-level cervical fusion (2011) and a 3-level lumbar fusion (2003), I have 4 rods and 8+ screws in my spine. Compound that with the fact that I was recently advised that I need two partial knee replacements, one immediately. Despite that, I work full-time and always have. My specialist has prescribed five non-narcotic meds and 30 mg Roxicodone. Without that, I have no quality of life. As a Florida resident, I found it almost impossible to get Roxi locally so I signed up with Right Source. The first three 90-day supplies went through fine. Then this past weekend, I received all my non-narcotics but my Roxi was not included. After 45 minutes, I was told they can no longer fill that Rx for Florida residents. No notice, no nothing. What am I supposed to do now?
Reviewed April 16, 2013
Well, a month has now passed and Right Source has still not refunded our account for what we can only describe as "fraud". These huge conglomerates and their arrogant attitudes are really at the heart of this issue. We are out our money and every time we call, they strategically put us on hold. We will have to continue paying the extortion money to Right Source in order to protect our credit. We will keep you up to date.
Reviewed April 14, 2013
On January 25, 2013 I posted a review on the problems of obtaining prescriptions from Right Source. On that day, after waiting 21 days for my prescriptions to be processed and told that they were being processed as of that date and it would take 10-14 more days to process, I canceled the order. On March 27, 2013 I received in the mail the two prescriptions that I had canceled. I called Right Source and asked why I got these because I didn't order them. I was told it must have been a duplicate order. Hmm, could it have been the prescription the doctor's office faxed or the one they called in directly? This order was originally placed on January 4, 2013, canceled 21 days later and it's been 61 days since I canceled it. Of course, they sent a bill for $116 for one of the medicines.
I also told them I didn't want these medications and they said they would send me a return label. After a week and half, I got the label in the mail and returned it to them. Now I am wondering if I am going to get screwed over when I do need this medication because the insurance has been billed for this 90-day supply and they will not issue a new prescription until this returned medicine is credited. I've noticed someone else's complaint has taken a month waiting on them to credit his account. I do not want anything to do with this company, but now they have me over another barrel with this medication if they do not credit me immediately.
Reviewed April 13, 2013
I am a physician and I just got off the phone with RightSource. I was trying to obtain a prior authorization for a patient who ran out of a medication and is going through withdrawals. I explained that the situation was urgent and required immediate attention. They put me on hold and insisted that I fax back a form which they would review over 48-72 hours. I asked over and over again to talk to a supervisor and they ignored my requests. I will no longer be accepting Humana insurance after this experience.
Reviewed March 28, 2013
After firing Right Source last month, not only have they again sent me meds that neither me nor my doctor requested, they also now billed my credit card again. I return the meds they sent last month and they still have not credited our account despite the fact they have admitted to receiving them. After countless calls and hours wasted with Right Source, they now conveniently take the position that I never called and they do not take back meds; forget the fact they sent me a self-stamped package to return the meds they sent last month. We are disputing the charges with our bank and filing a grievance report with both the Attorney General's Office and Humana. You and your credit card are in danger!
Reviewed March 26, 2013
My problem is filling a prescription for one (1) tube cream estrogen 0.625 1 month at $45. I’m getting my doctor to call in a script for 3 months (hoping it would be cheaper). Right Source filled it to the sum of one (1) tube 0.625 now for $125 now for the same size tube. So one tube would do for either 1 or 3 months except now because the same tube will last 3 months, it will cost the same as if I was getting 3 tubes. Guess who's the loser? The patient!
Reviewed March 26, 2013
They lost my prescription two times. I called numerous times to change my address because the old one kept coming up in the automated phone system for delivery. Each time, I was put on hold on and off for two to three hour and transferred to numerous people, and each time they would ask me the same questions. My medication still hasn't come after bantering with them for almost three months. Each time, they told me it would ship and each time, I called back two weeks later, they lost my prescription and had no record of my order. Worst, and I repeat worst, and most irresponsible pharmacy I have ever dealt with. I am done with them. Save your time, frustration and money by going with any other pharmacy.
Reviewed March 22, 2013
I notified Right Source on 3/3/2013 and asked that a prescription be switched from my drugstore to Right Source. I was on the phone for 35 minutes. At the end of a garbled conversation, Right Source said that it will be on its way. Today is 3/22/2013 and I called to follow up after looking online and there was nothing. The idiot had to keep putting me on hold for periods of 11 minutes and 15 minutes only to come back and say, "We have no record of it." So I will not be using Right Source and will tell everyone I know not to use them. What a terrible company.
Reviewed March 21, 2013
I entered order online on 3/3/13 and received email confirmation with order number. I went in to check status a week later and order was not listed. I called customer service and they said the email order number was not even a valid order number format. I entered again over the phone on 3/11. As of 3/21, order shows "no response from doctor". Doctor confirms that they responded on 3/11. What a joke this company is!
Reviewed March 21, 2013
In reading the reviews on this site, I just cannot believe the negative reviews. I understand that each circumstance is different but all of my friends and family are 110% satisfied with the customer service and timely delivery of medications. Every once and a while, there is an issue that arises due to the fact that one of my medications is a narcotic and needs prior authorization. I understand that it is not Right Source that makes the laws and that they must follow strict guidelines. Because a few bad apples spoiled the bunch by taking the medications recklessly, we have to suffer. That is not Right Source's fault. Something I have come to understand is that the customer service rep is not a pharmacist or the person actually shipping the medications. The reps have always been very nice with us and if they place me on hold, it is never for long and I understand why they do it.
Imagine trying to read a book with someone yelling in your ear or having an awkward silence. Sometimes just like me, the reps need a moment of silence to process the information. I order my meds like clockwork every 60 days (so that leaves me 30 days worth of meds), so I do not run out of medications. While Right Source is the pharmacy and should satisfy their customers' every need, there are guidelines they must follow, just like at the local CVS or Wal-Mart. Well, I just thought I would let people know about the wonderful experience I have had after just over a year. If you are considering Right Source, I suggest signing up. Some people just have nothing better to do than complain.
Reviewed March 18, 2013
I recently became eligible for Medicare and took out Humana One Advantage. I have attempted to get my prescriptions filled using Right Source and out of 4 or 5 prescriptions I have ordered, I have only received one! It is either that they can't get a response from my doctor (which my doctor has proof he authorized my prescriptions) or other reasons. I thought this was going to be so wonderful and helpful, but it is not! I have sent many emails and it is obvious from their response that it was a form response that had nothing to do with my email questions. They recommend I call the customer service number. Well if I have to email over and over, as well as make phone calls, it is much easier to just get my prescriptions filled at a retail pharmacy.
Reviewed March 15, 2013
My mother is 88 years old, suffers from severe and chronic back pain due to degenerative disc disease and scoliosis. She has undergone every treatment modality prescribed to her including steroid injections, intended nerve damage and non-narcotic medications. The only treatment left for her is narcotic medications, which are almost impossible to obtain in Florida. For this reason, her pain management doctor suggested we establish her with a mail order prescription drug service.
As her insurer is Humana Medicare Gold Plus, we went with Right Source. They provided her with medications for 2 months. However, now after I overnighted her recent script and waited a week, they have informed us that they will no longer provide this service to Florida residents. The only other explanation offered was that Florida has suddenly passed a law making it illegal to provide narcotics through mail order to Florida residents. The consequences are that my 88-year old mother who has been nothing but a law abiding citizen will now suffer terribly and needlessly if we are not able to get the medication.
As previously stated, the state of Florida has made it next than impossible to obtain these types of meds for those who need it. The intent was to clean up the prescription drug abuse, but it has victimized those who are ill and disabled, many of whom are elderly and helpless. It has now become a crime in the state of Florida to be disabled. My complaint about Right Source is the manner in which they did this which is abruptly, without notice and without compassion. I was told as I was pleading for at least the current prescription to be filled to give us time to get back into the local system, to not take this personally. How can I not take it personally when I anticipate watching my 88-year old beloved mother writhe in agonizing pain because she can't get the meds that provide some quality to her life?
Reviewed March 15, 2013
I have never in my life done business with such rude people. Not only did they put me on hold forever, when I told them about it, they hung up on me. Stay away!
Reviewed March 14, 2013
It took forty minutes with a customer service rep and another enrollment rep, and there was no resolution. I simply was told by Humana to fill out the form on RightSource's website; I did and received that day a confirmation number. When I called today, 3/14/2013, they had no record of anything; they did not know what I was talking about. I gave them the confirmation number. I read the entire confirmation paper to them, and they insisted they do not have it. I then asked, “Well, what do I have to do now?” I was told to send them the prescription. I do not have a prescription anymore; this was to transfer from Kroger Pharmacy to RightSource. I am not going to use them. The form I filled out was useless and the CSR was even worse. This tells me that RightSource is not a company worth using. I spent time on the phone, time filling out the form and like I said, they have given me no resolution.
Reviewed March 12, 2013
We submitted several prescriptions on 1/5/13. We received all but a depression medication by 1/30/13. As of 3/12/13, we still have not received the depression medication despite numerous phone calls and being "misled" by their customer service folks. We have had to resort to taking a pill every other day for 3 weeks - this seems a little "dangerous," but have no other option at this point. This company is the worst! Here's the background.
The original prescription was written to not be a generic med (doesn't work), so the doctor wrote something like "do not dispense generic." Apparently, they didn't like this, so they suspended the order without any notification to us. I called and was told that we needed to have the doctor write another prescription with "D.A.W" (dispense as written) clearly stated on it. The doctor’s office complied and faxed them the prescription. The Right Source online status showed as "Faxed" beginning 2/14/13. Our credit card was charged for the 90-day amount. We assumed that we would receive the order shortly. On 3/4/13, we called Right Source, informed them that we had not received shipment and only had a few pills left. We were informed that there was a "problem in shipping," but that they had resolved it. Since we were out of medicine, they would expedite our order and we'd receive it by 3/6/13. We decided to take the remaining pills every other day.
Being a little skeptical, we checked the status online on 3/5 and saw the order was on "hold", so I called customer service again. I was told that this is "typical" when the order is being shipped. They put me on hold and came back to tell me that the order was scheduled to go out the door by noon and that we'd still have it by 3/6. Again, it sounded good. I was starting to get irritated (probably due to inconsistency in taking medicine).
On 3/6, we noticed that the status was still “on hold" after we did not receive the order. I called again at 7pm and was told that there was a problem with the order and it had to be "restarted." I asked to talk with a supervisor who told us that they had fixed the problem and that we'd receive the order within the next several days. The next day, the order went back to an "order placed" status and the date on it was changed to 3/6. This seemed odd to us and it was obvious that the process had been started over again. This was becoming a complete joke.
On 3/8, we were completely out of pills and decided to call the doctor to issue another prescription so we could get pills from the local pharmacy. We didn't want to screw up the Right Source order, so we paid "full price" for 7 of the pills, hoping to just have to wait another week. (We didn't know that the pharmacy was going to submit the prescription a few days later to see if they could get the 30 days approved).
On 3/11, the order still was not received and the online status was still in "order placed", so I called again. I was told that the order was now canceled because our local pharmacy had called to get a 30-day prescription filled and that this had been approved. As a result, they were no longer able to issue our prescription. What? I was told that the only solution was to call and have my local pharmacy cancel the 30-day prescription, then call back Right Source and have them start our order over again. At this point, I was not happy at all. I asked the customer service rep to walk me through how this could possibly have happened since this order had been in the system (and supposedly being processed) since early January. She made up all kinds of stories (none of which made any sense) and said that there was nothing she could do. I persisted and said that I wanted them to override this on their end and not require me to call back and start this whole process again with another customer service rep.
At this point, we've been on the phone for about an hour. The rep finally said that she wanted to put me on hold to talk with her manager. Finally, she came back and said, "My manager looked at the order and noticed that there was a problem on 2/14 when the order was reversed. A flag was set to put the order on hold and we need to reverse the order again and then resubmit it in order to get everything re-set."
At this point, I didn't even know what to say. Heck, I didn't even know why they reversed the order on 2/14, but I am tired of discussing it. The rep put me on hold for 20 minutes and then came back and said that everything had been cleared up and the order had been resubmitted. We should get the order by 3/15. Did I believe her? Heck, no. It is currently 3/12 and I can't tell you whether or not the order will be here on 3/15. That isn't really the point of this review. This kind of "customer service" is completely unacceptable. Unless you have no option, don't ever use Right Source. I am extremely dissatisfied with their customer service and lies.
Reviewed Feb. 28, 2013
We have had 3 different doctors submit prescriptions for different drugs and each one has submitted those prescriptions multiple times. To date, Right Source Rx says they never got them. Next year, we are definitely changing Medicare Part D plans. Humana and Right Source Rx stink.
Reviewed Feb. 27, 2013
I mailed my refill request on 02/07/13, but still had not received meds by 02/22/2013 so I called Right Source. Although the customer service rep found my mailed request in the system, she could not explain why it was not processed and shipped. I explained they needed to expedite my meds because I was nearly out. The rep confirmed my credit card and shipping address. I was told they would send it out. On Monday, 02/25/13, I received an automated call stating that my meds could not be processed without payment information. I gave the credit card information again and the auto system indicated my information was accepted and my order was being shipped.
Two days later, 02/27/13, I received the automated system call again, stating that my order could not be processed without payment information! I immediately hung up and called Right Source as I had taken my last pill the previous night. I spoke with a customer service rep, who went on to explain that my order was not processed. I asked her what I was supposed to do. I was out of meds. I had verified my information twice and was told they were to ship back on 2/22/2013! Of course, the reps had no idea what happened! Ha! I asked her if they realized what a dangerous game they were playing. I repeatedly asked for a supervisor and was placed on hold. I finally spoke to another person whom I am not really sure was a supervisor.
After getting no real answer, except that my med would be here in approximately 5 days, I told her to cancel the order. She stated she wasn't sure she could cancel the order. If the order hadn't processed, how could they not cancel it? She said they would try. I hung up after telling her I would never order from them again. I called my credit card company and they stated they had posted the charge on 2/25/13!
This is the most irresponsible, ignorant and uneducated, not to mention dangerous prescription company I have ever dealt with. Fortunately, I was able to get my prescription from my local pharmacy, even though they are not under my plan and my cost is considerably higher. There needs to be an investigation of this company before someone suffers serious consequences from their inability to provide medications in a timely manner.
Reviewed Feb. 27, 2013
My medication was ordered on 2/7/2013. On 2/12/2013, the doctor's office confirmed the prescription. On 2/14/2013, Right Source showed the order was placed. On 2/21/2013, the website still showed "in process." I called Right Source & was told it had not been processed because my address was not included. My address was registered with them for more than 5 years. I cancelled the order on 2/21/2013. On 2/23/2013, I called Right Source & was told the order had been cancelled. On 2/26/2013, I received a phone message that the order had been shipped. Same day, I called & talked to 2 individuals, last of which was Adrian **. I was told that the shipment couldn't be stopped & that I should call when the shipment is received to get the mailing label to return the shipment. I informed Adrian ** that I would not pay for meds because I had been required to obtain them from the local pharmacy because I had run out of meds.
Same date, I called my credit card company and explained the situation. My credit card was billed on 2/22/2013 and I was told it could not be stopped but would be considered disputed once I called them back after delivery occurred. This is simply a case of incompetence on the part of Right Source's employees and caused unnecessary expenditure of time and aggravation to me. This is not the first instance of such flagrant incompetence.
Reviewed Feb. 26, 2013
I ordered a prescription but canceled it almost immediately (because of exorbitant co-pay). I was assured that my credit card will not be charged. I called the next day since I was told by the alternate pharmacy that Right Source had already filed the prescription and therefore the new pharmacy could not fill it. I called Right Source to check why my order was not canceled as I was told. The rep told me that it was already mailed and therefore I should call after receipt of the order and get authorization to return.
I called and I was on the phone for 58 minutes. I talked to various people who claimed they were not able to authorize return and will review the case in 3-5 days, which was not acceptable to me since I was running out of my medication. I finally asked for a supervisor who authorized the return. In total, it was a very frustrating and dissatisfying experience that I would not wish on anybody. Please avoid this pharmacy if you can at all.
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2013
I had lived in Illinois for years and moved to KY but was seeing the same doctor. He wrote me 90-day scripts for my pain meds. So after they filled them 2 times, I got a letter stating sorry, we don’t mail narcotics no more. So I started looking for a doctor here in Lexington, KY and boy, have they treated me like crap. Thanks Humana Right Source. This is my last year with them.
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2013
I was on the phone for over an hour and a half with a simple request, or so I thought it was. I needed a mail-order override for diabetic testing strips for my mom until Rightsource would send the shipment. I spoke to over 6 people, got disconnected 3 times (most of them didn't even know what a "mail-order" override was). They kept putting me on hold for long periods of time and then transferring me to other people. I had to keep repeating the same information over and over again. To make it worse, one of them didn't even listen to my request because, after putting me on hold numerous times, when he finally came back with what he thought was the solution, he said he strongly suggests that I get a mail-order override until I received the medicine. That is exactly the reason why I was calling!
I finally gave up after an hour and a half of getting transferred and placed being on hold and disconnected. I called my mom's doctor and asked them to fill the prescription at my local pharmacy instead, which I can now pick up in about 1 hour! I then called Rightsource back to cancel the order, and the person did not speak clearly at all. I could not understand what she was saying and I kept asking her to please speak clearly. I was then placed on hold again for about 15 minutes and finally, she said the order was successfully cancelled! Enough said.
Reviewed Feb. 17, 2013
My father was getting his prescriptions through RightSource Rx and back, around the beginning of August. He was supposed to receive his medicines from RightSource Rx. My mother, my daughter and I had been calling these people to get his medicines because he had run out and we always got the runaround, about why he hadn't gotten his medicines. We even had his doctors fax in more prescriptions for him and he still went without his medicines.
My father was a very sick man. He had leukemia, emphysema and congestive heart failure. He went for 4 weeks without his medicines and then somewhere around the end of August, he fell. The doctors said he had a heart attack and was so far gone, with all the other stuff he had going on that there was nothing more they could do! So we took Dad home and got him hospice care. Then on October 7, 2012, Dad fell again and the nurses gave him only 3 to 5 days. He passed away on October 12. I feel that if my father was getting these medicines that RightSource held off on getting them to him, then there would be a possibility he would not have had the heart attack and possibly, he would still be here with us!
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2013
I have quit using Humana and Right Source. I have changed to another provider. Although I have sent them emails, voicemails and snail mail, as well as talked to their customer service department, they keep trying to fill my prescriptions by phoning me and mailing me letter after letter. I have filed a complaint with Medicare and another with the state insurance commissioner's office, yet they keep trying to contact me. This is harassment. I guess my next option is to contact an attorney and sue them for harassment. I don't want to do that, but it seems to be my only other option. I just want them to leave me alone.
They could not or would not provide with the service they supposedly provide when I was a customer and now that I went somewhere else they won't leave me alone, claiming to be concerned about my health. That is BS. They never could get it right when I was a customer and they never will. Their so-called customer service people were rude and very uncaring, and still are even though I am no longer a customer.
Reviewed Feb. 8, 2013
I have attempted to order my prescription for about two weeks. First, I attempted to go over via their web site ... It looked great and I thought this was a hassle-free way of getting what I needed. Then I discovered there was absolutely no feedback on what was entered or if the order was actually pending (I used the "Switch prescription" option). I called RightSource, and explained what I had done on the website and asked if they could tell if I had an order pending. I was informed, "No order was pending." The customer service rep then put me in touch with their IT support. IT people said the website "was a work in process".
I then entered the "Call the Doctor option" which requested the script number, doc's name, phone number, etc. Still, there was no response. I called RightSource again and they were surprised that option was even on the website. Right Source Customer Assistance suggested that I call the doctor in a day or so to see if he was contacted. I did and he wasn't. I thought I'd give it one more try today. I called Customer Assistance and asked, "How do I get a script refilled?" I was told that I had no account as of yet. I was then transferred to the New Account people for activating an account. I began to explain what I needed and what I had previously done. As the person began to respond, I was cut off in his mid-sentence.
I called back again to Customer Service, got a different person and was told I did indeed have an account. I explained what I had been put through and she was sympathetic. She said she had heard it all before. She received about 50 calls per day with a similar complaint. She explained that my doc had to fax a request in with very specific information on the script cover sheet (account, address, etc., etc.). Then if all went well, in 10 to 14 days, I would have my prescription. I also asked how long Right Source had been in business. She replied, "6 going on 7 years."
I responded many other companies had been doing this for years with little hassle for the customer. This wasn't a pioneering effort on their part. Someone should figure out how others are successfully doing business. I told her I was rapidly losing faith in Right Source. She said it was much easier after the first script was filled. Unsurprisingly, I have made the decision not to have them fill my script. Fortunately, I do have a choice.
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2013
I made over 10 calls and what a bunch of lies and **. I was told what my prescription should say, that I should receive it on 01/30/13. It has not been filled, can't be filled, need prior authorization, is on backorder and I can get name brand for $1200-$1400 if I wanted to. It's not covered; it is covered and more. I still don't have my prescription and who knows when I will get it from this low rate company? With the two companies prior, I never had a problem but was forced to change companies and it is hell.
Reviewed Jan. 31, 2013
Right Source/Humana totally mishandled my most recent order. On January 2nd, 2013, I entered via the Right Source computer program a confirmation of all of my drug requirements. It was emailed to me on January 2nd, 2013. This contained the covering order number. After 10 days, I had not received any drugs or shipping notice. I called Right Source and was told there was no such order number. Their computer program showed a completely different order number. Discussions with several Right Source employees, over a number of days, could not explain why the change in order number and why I was not advised.
Right Source promised immediate action and further calls by me showed nothing had been done, except for re-dating my order from 1/2/2013 to 1/17/2013. Reading the complaint of another Right Source customer, it could be their standard practice to try to confuse the customer and cover up their internal problems. I have no knowledge of actual problems other than a Right Source statement on 1/17/2013 that they were experiencing technical difficulties and cannot display New Prescription Request History. I finally received my drugs on January 31, 2013. A very poor performance by Right Source.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2013
My mother has had Humana for her Medicare prescription plan for several years. She used to get her prescriptions filled at Walmart and was always very satisfied with their service. Our problems started recently when she decided to try the mail order option through RightSource. On 1/4/13, I registered her for the mail order program and on 1/6/13, she met with her doctor, who faxed all her prescriptions in on the same day. My mother called on 1/7/13 and was told by RightSource that they had received her prescriptions and because this was her first time ordering with them, it would take 10-14 days for her medications to arrive.
Around 1/21/13, she called RightSource as she still had not received her order, and was told there was an address problem. They somehow had two different addresses for her (maybe one from the doctor?) and had been trying to get in touch with her to find out which was correct. We know this last bit was not true as my mother is home most of the time and her answering machine is always on. No one had called her or left a message about verifying her address. My mother said she was getting low on some of her pills and the representative told my mother that she would talk to her supervisor about having the medications expedited to arrive the next day. But wait, it gets worse.
About 1/23/13, my mother called again and was told that her prescriptions were under review by the pharmacy. My mother called her doctor who then called RightSource. RightSource said they had never heard of my mother and had nothing in the system about her. The doctor then called my mother back, got her Humana ID number and called RightSource again. They told her doctor that the prescriptions were under review. My sister also called twice, was told the first time that they could not talk to her for privacy reasons, and the second time, that my mother's order was under review by the pharmacy.
I called RightSource on 1/24/13 and asked to speak to a supervisor. A lady named Spring said that she was "a supervisor in the escalated division." I thought it was odd that they had a supervisor in the escalated division answering normal phone calls, but then again, maybe not. Maybe every phone call they get is an escalated issue. Spring tried to tell me that they had not received my mother's prescriptions until 1/23/13. I told her that this was simply not true as my mother had verified their receipt on 1/7/13. Then, she said there was a question about one of the prescriptions and that they had "reached out" to the doctor for clarification. I asked her, if that was so, why had it taken them several weeks for them to pick up the phone to call the doctor?
And come to think about it, why hadn't they asked the doctor for clarification when he called them twice? After we had been on the phone for about 15 minutes, Spring finally said that she couldn't talk to me for privacy reasons. I said that I was the one that had registered her and my mother had authorized RightSource to talk to me on 1/4/13. She said that was just a one-time authorization and she would have to mail my mother a paper to sign. I said, if she couldn't talk to me about my mother, what had she been doing for the last 15 minutes? I told Spring that I intended to file a complaint with both Humana and Medicare and that I felt their performance left much to be desired.
Today, 1/26/13, I called Portia with Humana and she did tell me that my mother's medications had finally shipped yesterday. Although that was good to hear, my mother had already been forced to call in several of her prescriptions to Walmart or run out entirely. I told her that I still wanted to file a complaint about RightSource, that if Humana did not know how one of their providers was treating their customers, they needed to know. I gave Portia all the details that I am listing here. I also told her that if anyone cared to look, I had run across multiple complaints from other customers about RightSource when I was looking online for a site to file a complaint. She said that she would forward the information and was somewhat vague when I asked if anyone would call me back. She said I really needed to speak with RightSource almost as though Humana had nothing to do with how RightSource operated.
So, I called RightSource and waited on hold. I spoke first with Alexandria who kept putting me on hold, presumably while she looked for a supervisor. She transferred me finally to Allie, who told me she was a pharmacy tech. Allie then transferred me to Damika, who said she was a supervisor. I went through all the details and she did apologize, but I got no explanation for any of this mess or any real feeling that anything would change.
I still intend to forward a copy of this to Medicare and advise others having problems to do the same. Maybe if Medicare starts asking questions, Humana will insist on better standards of performance.
Reviewed Jan. 26, 2013
I joined Right Source because I temporarily live in Mexico and had a 2 1/2 hour commute to the nearest American Clinic (Ajo) where the only pharmacy in town is headed by a bully, soft voiced (believe it or not) female pharmacist. My orders were not filled correctly. I wait for hours at times and have to drive across the border in the eve at times. At this point, I don't know what is worse, but I am upset that I have to deal with these issues either way. What is happening to people's manners and accountability at work? Right Source has a lapse of accountable employees. When I get a smart one, I immediately ask for their name to help deal with a medication change, etc.; unfortunately, they have employed many air heads (maybe their wages are too low) that can screw up things faster than I can say boo right afterwards. I am physically returning to my hometown in the good old USA (so grateful at that) because of the problems I have just getting a few meds on time besides many, many endless problems living in Mexico (unending drama). I'm so happy to return to the States.
Reviewed Jan. 25, 2013
I just joined Humana Right Source RX in Dec. 2012. Big mistake! I've been waiting for three weeks for insulin and heart meds! I've been reassured that everything was fixed and the order was to be expedited and shipped overnight several times. Now I have to call again on Monday for a tracking number. It sounds like every other story here. God help us all! Atheists too!
Reviewed Jan. 25, 2013
On January 4, 2013, I placed an order of 5 prescriptions through their website. Two of these prescriptions needed to be renewed with my cardiologists. I printed the page of their site showing we placed these orders on this date. On January 9th or 10th, I received 3 of the prescriptions and figured the 2 that had expired would be coming shortly. On January 17th, I called Right Source for status on this additional order. I was told the doctor had never renewed the prescriptions. I doubted that but I called the cardiologists. They received a request for 1 of the 2 on January 10th (6 days after I placed the order) and had faxed it back the same day. They turned around on the 10th and re-faxed both renewals back to Right Source.
I called Right Source again and told them this. By now I was getting low on one blood pressure medicine and completely out of my Potassium. I called again on the 18th of January and there was no order pending for me. I was told it would take 10-14 days to process once they received the renewal. I informed them that they did have the new prescriptions and I wanted this order expedited and they were to pay for the overnight shipping. I received the authorization from a supervisor for this and, by the way, they found the prescriptions. I also told them that it was Thursday and I expected this order at my house on Friday or Monday. I was told they would call me on Monday to verify that the order had arrived.
I checked the website on the status of this order the next day and I found that the Nifedical and Potassium's last refill dates had been changed from January 4th to the last date I had ordered which was October and November 2012. This shows that someone went in and changed the dates as if I had not ordered these 2 medications. I printed this page out for my records. On the 21st, I received no calls or medication. On the 22nd, I call Right Source again! I had to tell my story again and I immediately asked to speak to a supervisor. Supervisor said she would do everything she could to find these prescriptions and get them sent out overnight. She called me later and actually gave me a reference # for this order and stated it was being expedited.
On the 24th, I called again and spoke to another person, repeating my problem again. I gave her the reference number and she checked on it. She stated that the prescriptions were not received until the 24th of January and it would take 10-14 days for processing. Right Source has now had my order for 20 days, way longer than the 10-14 days. I told her no, I was out of medication completely and could not do without. She informed me that it would be processed and it would be sent by standard mail. I said no, if she would look, on the 17th a supervisor approved overnight, but she could not accept that and she would have get an approval from her supervisor to change the mailing status.
I said fine, but I had to stay on hold again for the 100th time until she changed it. While on hold, I decided to cancel the order as I could not wait any longer for this medication. My cardiologist called in the 2 prescriptions to the local pharmacy and in 3 hours I picked it up. I have written 2 letters to Right Source over this problem, but since reading other complaints on this site, I agree that Humana is the one that needs these complaints. I am sending copies of the two letters to Right Source and writing a letter to Humana asking why they are keeping this pharmacy. Humana and Right Source is on the verge of being sued and when customers start having strokes, heart attacks, withdrawals or death due to their negligence, someone is going to sit up and look around at what is going on. They better do it now before anything does occur, which I truly hope has not happened.
Reviewed Jan. 24, 2013
I am a nurse at a cardiology clinic. My patient called to say that Rights Source did not receive the computer prescribed medication that I had already faxed in 3 times. I called Right Source and was on hold for 28 minutes to get through to the first person, then transferred and was on hold 12 more minutes and then transferred to "the Medicare pharmacy" and cut off. There are 8 nurses in our clinic and we have all had problems with Right Source and being on hold for up to 45 minutes. I'm sorry, we love our patients but we just can't be on hold that long because we have so much other stuff to do. I asked my mother to change to another service when she can.
Reviewed Jan. 20, 2013
I agree. They are the worst I have ever had to deal with. I just joined this year - 2013. They would not let me get things set up until January 1st. They said Humana would not give them access to my files until then. On January 1st, I was on hold until my cell phone went dead. On January 2nd, I had a fresh charge and was put on hold until it went dead again - 3 and 1/2 hours later. Thursday, I used a land line and was disconnected every time I was put on hold. Friday, I was on hold again. I watched a movie and was still on hold. I had things to do so I left the phone off the hook and left. When I returned 7 and a 1/2 hours, I was still on hold. I finally got through on Saturday the 6th. I gave all my info including my doctor and meds with phone numbers and everything else he asked for. I was told I could get a tracking number on the 9th.
I called on the 9th and was told they had no prescriptions on file for me, so nothing had been ordered. I had my doctor fax them everything they asked for exactly the way they said they wanted it. I waited a week and called for a tracking number. I was told the same as last time - nothing on file and nothing ordered. I finally wound up on a conference call with the Rx and my doctor's office. I listened in while they got everything straightened out. I was told due to all the failures on their part, she would get it filled and shipped immediately. I called for a tracking number and found my order in process for 3 days. On the 4th day, it said it was shipped. The 4th day is Saturday. UPS does not pickup on weekends.
The following Monday is a holiday, so my order will not go out until Jan. 22. I will be without my blood pressure meds for a month if they do get here in the 7 to 10 days they say they will. I do have the option of paying for meds at a pharmacy, with my disability income. I have nothing left to pay for meds so that is not an option in my case. I am filing this complaint on every site I can find. I hope you do the same. These people have a contract with us and are not living up to what we were promised. If I had not experienced how inefficient they are, I would find most of these complaints hard to believe. About halfway down the first page, I see someone has filed a complaint with the attorney general's office.
Reviewed Jan. 17, 2013
I had Humana for 2 years and had to drop them in 2013 mostly because of Right Source. The first year, 2011, was not so bad and it seemed like too much work to change medicare insurance in 2012. I found Boomer Benefits in 2012 and they helped me find the best advantage plan for me. Right Source bungled my orders so bad in 2012 that I started filling my prescriptions at the local pharmacy. I went without one of my medications that you are not supposed to stop suddenly for 4 days because of a typical error. When my doctor called in some anti-nausea medication to help me with my withdrawal symptoms, Humana denied the claim! I am so glad to be away from them! They did not even bother to fill my last prescription that I put in on 12/29/2012 and will not tell me why. Perhaps they will tell medicare when I file my complaint!
Reviewed Jan. 17, 2013
I recently signed up with Humana and Right Source Rx to get my scripts. On January 3, we called to see what we had to write on the scripts and we did what they told us. Then we asked them about the medication I take. They said that they could fill all my scripts. So on January 4, 2013, I sent them next day and they received them on January 5, 2013 that was a Saturday. We called Right Source on January 9, 2013 to see when they were going to send them out. Come to find out that they would not fill two of my narcotics. They told us that it took effect in December. Then we asked them why didn't they send a letter to the reps of Humana that they are not sending narcotics through the mail. We called again and spoke with a supervisor. She told us that it took effect in October or November. All the other times that we called, we got different reasons why they won't fill the narcotics.
Our rep from Humana called today, January 16, 2013, and he was told that we needed information from the doctor. My husband is going through withdrawals and we have a 9-year-old son. He sees his daddy going through all of this and our son starts crying and wants something done about it. Now Right Source said they sent back 4 of my husband's scripts regular mail on the 10th of January and that they sent the narcotics out certified mail on the 14th of January. When we called on January 9, 2013, we told Right Source that they have to send all of them back to us next day or two day mail. Right Source said that they can do whatever they want, when they want and how they want. To this day, January 16, 2013, we have not received any scripts in the mail.
Reviewed Jan. 15, 2013
I had been waiting two weeks for my prescriptions to be sent. They had a question for my doctor on one of them and refused to send those that I needed until the one under question was resolved. My calls to customer service could not resolve the issue after being on phone hold for 73 minutes.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2013
I’m having continued problems with Humana and Right Source RX. They continually never renew prescriptions, fill, and ship orders. It’s like pulling teeth. Computers are down. Automated refill line takes refill orders and two days later, they show no record of refills. You provide a confirmation number and they indicate they don't see that confirmation number. The company consistently loses refill information, indicated wrong dosage on one medication, and on and on and on. They indicate they will contact doctors about problems with a prescription, but this never happens. This would take much more time to describe all the trouble we have had with this company. We run out of meds and are forced to keep going to the local pharmacy to get the medicine. This should be resolved and I hope Medicare looks into this and all the consumer complaints.
We are paying for these services and can't get the drugs needed. When they do not perform and you are without the drug, they state, "Well, just go to the local pharmacy and fill it.” How about they are paid to provide these drugs, not only in monthly premiums paid by my mother, but also paid quite a sum from the government for agreeing to provide these services? This is failure to perform a contract. They are paid way more monthly than the cost of my mother’s drugs. If I wanted to go to the local pharmacy for everything, I wouldn't have signed her up with Humana. We are not in a huge populated area and some of her options for drug and advantage plans are very limited. For those of you dealing with these problems, please contact Medicare and ask to file a complaint. They will investigate it. As for Humana, shame on you for not being concerned that your customers are not being treated properly and not receiving timely medications and having to deal with hours of frustration each time they need a medicine.
I handle my 78-year old mother’s health matters and I couldn't imagine her having to put up with the stress I have. Our seniors deserve better than this! If you can't provide the service, then back out and give it to someone who can. Each time I attempted to speak with someone at Humana about these concerns, I was told they have no one to contact, that I should again call Right Source and speak with a supervisor. Round and round, they didn't seem to hear me that the supervisors were of no help and they didn't seem to care. Maybe Medicare should pay them after services are received instead of on a monthly basis with no oversight to see we are being taken care of. Right Source RX is the absolute worst company I have dealt with ever!
I’ve been dealing with them since July 2012. Supervisors are of no assistance. Rather than try to resolve the problem, they return you to what they call a live pharmacy only to have to explain everything all over again. They respond the same way and nothing gets accomplished. While Right Source is the main problem, Humana is the one who contracts to use them for providing their drug coverage for Humana Medicare Advantage plans. Surely, someone selected this company? We pay our premiums to Humana so I believe Humana should be addressing these consumer complaints. If I sign a contract with a company to provide a service for a fee, I believe they are to perform the contract or be liable for nonperformance. A consumer shouldn't have to pay additional fees to go get refills at local pharmacy when they are promised in contract mail order for the costs they pay to Humana. I hope Humana gets it together and switches PDP providers as this company is awful.
Reviewed Jan. 10, 2013
I received a letter from Humana that I could get my medication cheaper from Right Source Rx. I filled out the forms and had my MD mail/fax them into Right Source. I got an email saying my drugs would arrive in 10 days. Eleven days later, I called because my medication had not arrived. I called Right Source and discovered that my medication were sent to the wrong address. I asked if they could be canceled and I would go pick them up from my local pharmacy. I was told they would be canceled but I would have to return them when they arrived. I was then informed that they were not cheaper but more expensive than what I can get locally.
When the drugs arrived, I called back to Right Source to process the return and was told that they would not accept a return. I mailed them back anyhow. Two days later, I received more medications from Right Source. I refused to accept delivery. The drugs have been shipped back to me and I have called RS again. Speaking to a supervisor, Patty, I was told they would accept return of the drugs and I was transferred to a pharmacy technician, Barbara, who then informed me that I would have to pay for the drugs and that she would not process the return. I am contacting my lawyer for his assistance.
Reviewed Jan. 9, 2013
My husband just had a complete knee replacement through the VA contracted out through Adventist Hospital, "managed" by Humana. Our daughter has spent a minimum of 12 hours trying to get the medication, ordered by the doctor who did the surgery, filled. Humana, in their infinite wisdom, has denied these prescriptions being filled; his doctor is not one of the "approved" doctors. The first time, it took 4 days to get approval to pick up the meds, then they were only filling a portion of them. Four days later, when we were out of the nust-have medication, she went to fill the remainder of them, and once again, she was told his doctor was not approved to write prescriptions.
I would love to know if the employees handling these cases have ever been trained to do their jobs because I would have to say they have not. I also wonder if they work for free. If not, I would love to send you a bill for the hours and hours our daughter has spent trying to do your job. What is her time worth? I am looking forward to having the opportunity to fill out the patient questionnaire. Believe me, I will take pleasure in completing the part dealing with our experience with Humana Insurance.
So far, two of the prescriptions have been "filled." His doctor's office has given us many days of "free samples", and the pharmacy has filled a few days at a time under emergency needs. We have to make still another trip to the pharmacy, 12 miles from home, to hopefully finish filling the final prescription. To date, our daughter has made no fewer than 20 visits to the doctors office, VA, 3 different pharmacies, and we have lost count of the phone calls, all of this because Humana allowed this doctor to perform the knee replacement surgery, then said he was not allowed to write prescriptions. My husband still has to have his other knee replaced. Will we be going through this again at that time? What would we have done, if our daughter weren't here to take care of all of this? Being that she lives in Indonesia, I doubt she will be here for that one. What will we do then?
I have been a patient of Kaiser nearly all my life, even being born in a Kaiser hospital, and I have never had to deal with this kind of treatment. It's obvious to us that Humana is only in the healthcare business for the money and the outrageous amount they pay their CEO and other "top" officials.
Reviewed Jan. 8, 2013
In December 2012, I sent my Rx in to be filled for the New Year. Since my plan changed its drug coverage to waive the co-pay if Rx were filled by Humana's own pharmacy, that being the case, I went online to set up my account for Right Source, and then called for handling instructions. I was told to mail it with a note as to when to fill. Everything seemed fine. I was told to call and I did and I was told they would be filled. They did not! Checking online, I could see my Rx was not filled, so I called again. This time, they gave me a confirmation #! Still, it was not filled, so I called again! Wow, it was still the wrong source. It's just unbelievable, they're the worst. Would you believe, it's 1/8/2013 am, and I am told, "Sorry, we will overnight?!" Great, but it was too easy. So later the same day, I called back and bam! Nothing was done and they still couldn't get it right. These people should not be allowed to do business, period. They should be forced to offer the same coverage co-pays at local pharmacies that they offer by mail. Can you say class action?!
Reviewed Jan. 8, 2013
Right Source has failed to fill my prescriptions several times over the last 7 days. My doctor is tired of fighting for me. I am now running out of my medications and dealing with the effects of the stress (migraines, nausea, severe pain, etc). I have spent over 4 hours on one day attempting to resolve this matter and all to find out they are overcharging me. I attempted to get Humana to assist, and they have failed as well. Tonight, I am now speaking out to several media sources in hopes I will be heard and this situation is resolved!
Reviewed Jan. 5, 2013
We went for a doctor visit on December 18, 2012 and he sent in a renew prescriptions for both me and my husband. On January 2, 2013, I received a call from Right Source RX saying they could not fill the prescriptions without talking to my doctor or me. They use a recording to call so how are you supposed to talk to them? After contacting the doctor again, he verified the prescriptions were sent on 12/18/12. The medication from the last prescription has been completed and now we are out of medication. I finally got to speak to someone after two hours calling over and over and on hold for over 1 1/2 hours just to be told I would need to go to a local pharmacy and get the prescription filled. My husband needed the medication, so I went to Wal-Mart and was charged $45.32 for a generic brand and they advertise a charge of $4 for generic brand medication.
What happened to the advertisement of $4? These prescriptions are medication that we have been taking for years and now they cannot fill the prescription especially when the prescription was sent from the doctor himself. I suggest they hire more help, drop the recorded messages they contact you with and if they have a question, call the doctor and not send faxes as they claim that never get to the doctor's office. Yes, I have read and agree with the other complaints that Right Source RX is not a good business. If you have to go get your medication at a local pharmacy because Right Source doesn't know how to fill your prescription, then the way I see it, you have saved nothing and wasted a lot of time trying to get the problem solved that they created.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2013
For many of us, health and quality of life is, unfortunately, dependent upon prescription medications. Because of the gross negligence of this PDP, I have been without one of my Rxs for almost 2 months. Malpractice is inexcusable and Humana/RightSourceRx should be held accountable.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2013
I worked for Right Source. It is the worst company ever. Our systems stay backed up and we never know what's going on with members' orders. The company is so unorganized. For a few weeks, we have been told to transfer our members to different departments without telling them and the hold time is over one hour. I had members calling in that placed orders over one month ago and have not received their peseta yet. And all we can tell them is to go to the local pharmacy. The company does not care about the customers. It's all about money. They don't care if you don't get your medications or not. They don't care if you will end up in the hospital if you don't get your medications. Please, if you use Right Source, take your prescriptions to another company that cares about you and your well-being. I quit that place because I don't want to be a part of putting another human life in danger. I beg you, if you or a loved one uses Right Source RX, please, please, please take your medications elsewhere!
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2013
Call them and they put you on hold forever! I stayed on hold today for over two hours. They always give you that old "We are experiencing longer than usual wait times." My answer is “hire more people!” My doctor has tried to call them and experiences the same unacceptable hold time. I fired them today. If they call you to get your business, hang up immediately!
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2013
Humana ID #** - The first representative I spoke with on 12/3/2012 gave me the wrong address to ship my hard copies for my medications. I then was told the error had been corrected and all was well! Three days later, I received a letter stating the medications that I faxed to them had to be mailed - which I explained earlier on the phone it was for immediate credential information and that the hard copies were mailed on the 4th of December 2012. December 10, 2012 I received a letter stating the hard copies were invalid due to the doctor not signing them, which they destroyed my original hard copy by marking it with a red pen. I called immediately and spoke with Gabriel (**), which he told me that the pharmacist spoke with my doctor's office and faxed the needed signature; that my order would be mailed 10-14 days.
Sixteen days later, I hadn't received my medications. When I called, I was transferred around for 90 minutes which they ended hanging up on me! The consequences are my medication has run out on 1/1/2013 without refills because Right Source destroyed the hard copies; lied about the status; and my doctor is out of town until 1/4/2012. I have begun to withdraw from very powerful medications, with a lot of pain and suffering and will have to wait until my doctor returns from holiday on Thursday! Had they told me right away about being unable to fill the medications, I would have had plenty of time to see my doctor before he left for the holidays. The doctor's office claims that they were never contacted by Right Source nor did they fax them any information. I was guaranteed that I was making a sound decision to use their services!
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2013
I received a call from a machine today, did not understand the issue and could not reach a person. Right Source is among the worst organizations I have dealt with. Their service is particularly bad if a person is on Medicare and needs some additional help because there is no way to easily get to a person who can do anything. I cancelled my Humana drug plan because of these people. It doesn't matter when you call. They always experience longer than normal hold times and no one answers.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2013
This is my first experience with Right Source RX, and I can tell you it is not a good one. On 12/07, my doctor called in four new prescriptions. As yet, I have only received one and that's after three calls to the 800 phone number. I'm supposed to receive my insulin today. We'll see. It upsets me that Humana contracts with Right Source RX exclusively. If I don't get my meds today, I will also contact Humana. When I work, I use a mail-away pharmacy that was excellent. The turnaround time was 2-3 days for refills, so I know it can be done. If I don't get satisfaction this time, I'll call the BBB too! If you're not happy, I suggest you do the same.
Reviewed Jan. 1, 2013
My 86-year-old mother called Right Source RX to refill a prescription. When it did not arrive, she called again. They said they did not know why it did not go out, but since it was their error, they would overnight it. When it still did not arrive, I checked online and it said the order was in process. When I called for her, they had no record of the order number on the website. They had another order number, but it was on hold as they needed authority to charge the credit card. My mother said yes, but that she had already given them verbal authority the first two times.
I asked for some sort of verification that this order would indeed be filled and sent out overnight. I was told she thought it would probably be expedited. I asked for absolutely confirmation of that. She put me on hold and told me that her supervisor Joyce had said it would. I asked for Joyce's last name and she said she could not give it to me. I asked to speak with Joyce. An Indian gentleman got on the phone and said that Joyce was not in today and he was authorized to help me as he was the team leader. When I explained to him the issue now was that I had just been lied to about the existence of Joyce, he kept arguing with me about his authority to help me. I finally asked if Joyce existed. He said yes. I asked to talk to her and he put me on hold.
Someone, claiming to be Joyce, got on the line and was able to give me no confirmation, other than her verbal reassurance that the order was now going to be processed and expedited for receipt in 6-8 business days. They told us to go to a local pharmacy to get an emergency supply of the meds. My mother will be going back to the local pharmacy. Right Source's customer service is the worst I have encountered.
Reviewed Dec. 29, 2012
I was called by RightSourceRx and was asked if I would consider getting my prescriptions through them at a lower cost than at my local pharmacy. I was really busy but I went ahead and listened to their spiel and went through all my medicines and what they would cost if I decided to get them through RightSource. So I said that it sounded good, if I could get them at the quoted price. Well, I haven't heard from them in 3 weeks, so I figured I would just get them through my local pharmacy.
But lo and behold what comes in the mail is one prescription, the most expensive one that was almost $20 more than quoted and I have never spent this much on this drug before at CVS. So I called and they said sorry but they didn't have anything about what was quoted to me and that I could send it back if I wasn't satisfied. I talked to a supervisor and she basically said exactly the same thing. Both ladies were outsourced from Korea. I was ticked, and I am still very angry about it. I wish that I could do something other than report them.
Reviewed Dec. 28, 2012
Once again screwed over by Right Source. My meds were ordered on the 4th of December. There were several placed at once. I got a month supply instead of my normal 3-month supply. My doctor wrote it the way he has always done. They claim he has to write it stating 3 months which in the past he never had to. They had always sent 3-month supplies. My last medications that were ordered on that date I finally received right before Christmas. And one medication I had to have them cancel because it was not on the medications my doctor ordered. I have a feeling they put someone else's with mine.
I kept checking online everyday to see what was going on with my meds and happened to catch this one. And of course, the day I called to cancel that medication once again, their computer system was down. But when I was transferred to a supervisor, they were able to cancel. Of course, I said I would sue if they charged my bank account for the medication. On top of that, they were holding a script until they could call and verify that I wanted it because the insurance didn't cover it which they have never done before. And since I was already out, I had my doctor call my pharmacy right down the street because it was my mental meds and well, you are not supposed to be without those.
There needs to be a class action lawsuit against this company. In the past several years that I have been forced to use them, I have had way too many issues, not to mention that they have lied several times about their policies. And I can never get a straight answer on how much my meds will cost when I call and for people on a set income, this is important. Plus reading all the other complaints and that's just the people who actually do complain. I know of several people stuck with pharmacy and have issues all the time but won't complain. And it's the end of the year, so next month the costs will go up, and now, I am forced to pay even more for meds I should have had two months of not having to pay that extra cost.
Reviewed Dec. 26, 2012
Right Source solicited me and came up with a calculation that sending them my prescriptions would be a cost effective way to save money. For months it worked! Then in December 2012, my order has been pending since the 11th! Several calls to them have made me wonder if there is a possibility they have a dishonest employee stealing prescriptions? I have noticed hundreds of complaints on the Internet in the last 60 days all involving the “misplacement”', “losing the script”, “being understocked”, or “the pharmacist determining the script was uncalled for”? The Christmas holidays were not an ideal time to involuntarily be dealing with this issue! Quite interesting that at Christmas time, all of them are “street value” scripts, which in the wrong hands could be quite profitable. At the very least, I think that Right Source Rx should return any prescription they are unable to fill or refuse to fill. No explanation or a false explanation is not acceptable!
Reviewed Dec. 17, 2012
I have been trying to get insulin and metformin refills since November 29th and still can't get Right Source to mail them. I have been a customer for years and while I've had bad service occasionally, this is the worst ever. My doctor's office has sent them the prescriptions 4 times and they keep claiming they didn't get them. Now they finally say they have the prescriptions, but they keep telling me "they are in process" and saying it takes 10 to 14 days. It's been over 30 days. I have had numerous confirmation numbers. I call back when nothing ever shows up at my house and the next customer service rep I get tells me every time the confirmation number is no good. After 20 confirmation numbers, they keep saying they are no good. I have spoken to Lonnie several times, a supervisor named Hannah, Kelley and numerous other customer service reps.
The supervisor Hannah said she was going to expedite my order and I was assured I would receive it in 3 to 5 days. After 6 days and no medication, I received an automated call that said the doctor had never responded. I called and got Lonnie again. She said there was no confirmation number for Lantus and that the metformin was just "now" shipping. Lonnie started repeating the 10 to 14 days crap again and said she didn't know why Hannah had assured me it would be received in 3 to 5 days. I have placed probably 20 calls and no one will help. None of the numerous confirmation numbers are any good and I still do not have my insulin after over 30 days of trying to get it. I'm filing a complaint with the BBB. I asked for the name of the CEO of Right Source and Lonnie said "she didn't know who the CEO is"! Give me a break that she doesn't know the CEO's name of the company she works for!
Reviewed Dec. 17, 2012
I placed the order on 12/5/12 which was confirmed. The order is still pending without any info of the reasons. I spent hours on the phone trying to clarify with no result and no medication. This is terrible!
Reviewed Dec. 15, 2012
I agree with many of the other complaints. I ordered 4 prescriptions on Dec. 3th, 2012. This was actually the second time I ordered these 4 scripts because when they didn't arrive, I called to check up and I was told they didn't receive the order! So I reordered. Today is Dec. 14th and I have received nothing. One of the 4 needed doctor approval and they told me the doctor didn't respond to their fax. My doctor said he never got a fax from them. Instead of sending the 3 that were "simple" refills, they are holding them back until the 4th is completed. I have been with Right Source for several years and it was never like this but, wow, have things changed! They also didn't send my husband's Metformin because it needed doctor approval and again, they said the doctor didn't respond. That was not true - the doctor again said they never got a request, same story. This was ordered on Dec. 5th. Do not use this company. The hassle isn't worth it.
Reviewed Dec. 11, 2012
I spent my career in the insurance industry. In my opinion, Right Source Rx/Humana provides the poorest service of any company. I have dealt with them for two years and have never been given accurate information. If you ask the price of a medication, they will quote you a price, and tell you the phone call is recorded to guarantee the price. None of that is true. If they quote you $100 after you place the order, the medication may be billed at any amount and may be $150 or $200. They will not honor the price you were quoted, and they will not stand behind what their employees tell you. If this happens to you, I suggest you contact your state insurance commissioner and your state elder abuse commission in your state attorney general's office if they have one. All management at Humana and Right Source are completely unresponsive and their complaint or critical inquiry department is useless. This is truly a buyer beware company.
Reviewed Dec. 10, 2012
Humana RightSourceRx - I ordered my Rx insulin last week. I was told it was going out UPS that day. When I did not get it, I called. They said they have no record of any order. I guess I need to go with local Rx.
Reviewed Dec. 1, 2012
I have had similar experiences to many of those described on your website. These 2 companies should not be approved Medicare Part D providers if our experiences with them are representative. They simply do not reliably fill prescriptions nor send those that they do fill in a timely manner. While they are seemingly the lowest-price provider, they are not really because they collect our money and only send medication and supplies intermittently. Time to contact your congressmen and request an investigation. Humana/Right Source may need to be de-certified.
Reviewed Nov. 12, 2012
I was contacted by RightSourceRX to save money on a couple of prescriptions. One prescription is an ointment in a tube. Each refill I pay $40. I was told I could get a 90-day supply for only $100. I confirmed that would be 3 tubes. When I got the prescription, it was 2 tubes for the $100. I called thinking it was an error. They tell me it worked out to 90 days so that is what they sent. So I went from getting 2 tubes for $80 to 2 tubes for $100, waiting 3 weeks for this and paying $20 more. They gave me the runaround and I gave up. This is nothing but a complete rip off. Stick to a regular pharmacy.
Reviewed Oct. 30, 2012
I called in a prescription to Right Source on 10/5 and called back a few days later to check on it. At that time, they said they faxed two requests for confirmation to my doctor and he failed to respond to either one of them. I stopped by my doctor's office the next day to check on this and learned the one and only fax from Right Source came in the night before, shortly after my phone call to them. I called Right Source again to confirm that the prescription was in their system and they were filling it. Once again they assured me everything was on track. Another week went by and I called to check again. This time I was told they had inactivated my prescription because they didn't have an ID number for my doctor. They hadn't contacted my doctor to get this number and they never contacted me either.
As of 10/30, I have been waiting for more than 3 weeks to have this prescription filled and it has been canceled twice already, despite the fact that I have called at least half a dozen times to check on it. No one ever notified me when they had problems or questions and almost without exception, every customer service person I spoke with was rude and unhelpful. I had my doctor call the prescription in to a local pharmacy this morning and I asked Right Source to delete me from their customer files. If Right Source was the last pharmacy on the planet, I still wouldn't use them.
Reviewed Oct. 30, 2012
I have ordered refills for prescriptions when according to my prescription drug bottles from Right Source RX, I still had refills remaining. I would be told by a Right Source representative that I needed a new prescription. I was also told that on one prescription that had several refills remaining, that the physician had asked to be called by Right Source RX when I ordered the refill. I asked my physician about this and he said that was the stupidest thing he had ever heard! I have had diabetes for over 51 years and for at least the last 10 years, I have tested my glucose 12 times per day. Until this point, I have never had a problem receiving 1,100 strips for a 90-day supply.
I am now told by Right Source RX that they will now be making the decision as to how many strips a person will receive regardless of what the written prescription from their personal physician orders. I received 300 strips the first of October and I am still testing 12 times per day per the label on each box of strips. My doctor's office has called Right Source RX, has completed all prior authorization forms and still Right Source refuses to fill my doctor's orders correctly. My physician's office called Right Source again on 10/25/2012 and again ordered 1,100 strips for me for a 3-month supply. I went into the Right Source website and I saw where this order had been placed and it was being processed.
On 10/29/12, I went into the Right Source website again to see how far along they were with the order for the 1,100 strips. This order was now gone from this site. I immediately called Right Source and I was told that they had never received this order or that it's too large and Right Source could not supply that many testing strips for me. When did it become that Right Source could override a doctor's written prescription? Right Source has a clinical review department and that is where it is decided what a person can and cannot have. This department has never seen me, never laid a hand on me and does not treat me nor anyone else for any condition. What right do they have to decide how many times a day I should be testing my blood sugar? I am so entirely sick of this company.
Also I have two additional prescriptions that are ready to be refilled. I have been told by Right Source that these two prescriptions will be out of stock until December 2012. I have been told that my physician can write a prescription and I can get these prescriptions filled at the local drug store. I can do this, however, I do not get the discounts that I get when ordering from Right Source. This will cost me a lot of other money that most of us do not have.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2012
Humana's RightSource pharmacy has had an excellent online website where my wife and I, as Humana Preferred Rx Plan members, have ordered our prescription medications for nearly a year with convenience and accuracy. Suddenly, about two months ago, when it came time to order refills and place a new prescription, we experienced a complete collapse of service from their online order system. Despite receiving a number of online confirmations from their website that our orders had been accepted and were being processed, we never received any of the medications. After waiting three weeks for shipments to arrive, we checked online and could not find any reference to our orders in the order history section of our account. Upon calling the customer service number, the service associate told us that a computer outage had occurred and that was likely the cause of the problem.
The associate could not locate all of our records online either and our order history was not available. After placing us on hold for several minutes and then handing us off to another associate, it was finally discovered that the medications had been shipped in error to our billing address, which was different from the shipping address recorded in our online system account profile and listed on our order confirmation. We were told that the orders would be re-shipped this time to the correct shipping address and that we could expect to receive the medications in 10-14 days. We protested about the continued delay in receiving our medications. After 10 more minutes of discussion, the associate finally agreed that Humana would pay for express shipments to expedite delivery.
A month later, on 10/02/12, we placed another refill order online and received another online confirmation number. On 10/16/12 we checked back online to see the status of this order as we had not yet received it. Again, our order history and current prescription data were totally missing from the website. We placed another call to Humana’s customer service, but were unable to reach a live associate. A recorded message played telling us that Humana was "updating" its computer system and that we should call back in an hour. After waiting the prescribed time, we called back and listened to a new message about the "updating" of their computer and that we should call back in three to four hours. On 10/17/12, we called customer service once more. Again, they could not locate our prescription order on 10/02/12, despite giving them the online confirmation number that they originally issued.
Once more, important and previously recorded account profile information about our shipping address and the name and address of our prescribing physician were not available to customer service agents. All in all, it required our speaking to two different associates (again) for a total of one hour and four minutes on the telephone before we could re-place the order and gain their agreement to ship via express delivery. We were told that it only takes two to three days for their online system to update order information into their customer service system. However, there seems to be a total disconnect between these two systems and data is no longer transferring or being retained from their website, which makes their online service worthless.
We really do not want to go through the hassle of changing prescription plan insurance providers, but will feel compelled to do so if Humana has not fixed their problems by the time we next order a medication refill. We certainly cannot recommend to anyone that they join the Humana plan at this time. "Horrible" does not even begin to describe their current level of service!
Reviewed Oct. 9, 2012
The Right Source Rx website was down for a few weeks, so I had to call because I could not log into my account. I had to get 4 refills. I was told that some of them would need a new doctor's order. I said, "Fine, ship them all at the same time." I got 2 of the 4. And because their website was still not working right, I had to call again. I found out one medication that they were waiting on the doctor (sleeping meds). I said, "Ok, but what about my stomach meds?" They said Humana has to approve the medication. I've been on this medication for several years and never have had to have Humana approve it. It is now going on a month and still nothing on the stomach meds. Right Source needs to be sued for stuff like this. They are putting people's health at risk. I cannot eat any food, because I puke it up without the meds.
Reviewed Oct. 4, 2012
After several years of filling my scheduled II chronic pain medicines, RightSourceRX informed me that they were no longer filling schedule II drugs. They stated that this has been in effect since June 2012. I have received no notification of this being a new policy. I looked online to check the status of my refills and found the prescription not listed as being received. At first, the CSR told me that either I or my doctor had cancelled my mail order prescription so I could fill it locally? I was transferred to Allona, a pharmacist, and was told that the DEA was cracking down and that their pharmacist denied my prescription, but filled my other medications. They mailed my filled prescriptions to the address requested, but the refill for my pain was sent to my Tennessee address.
I am in South Alabama on vacation and I put my mail on hold in Tennessee, so since they did not mail my prescription back to the address requested, I could not even take it to a local pharmacy to have it filled. After asking Allona on what to do, she told me to go to the ER for the pain and explain to the ER what happened with the mail order. That was not an option because it was not an emergency and not the right thing to do! I asked to speak to a supervisor and was called by a pharmacist named Claire. She explained basically the same thing restating the drug problem in the United States and a crackdown from the DEA. I can find no information about the policy change on either Humana or RightsourceRX web sites, no comments from people on the internet either. This policy change, without anyone being notified, is going to cause undue suffering to many patients. This is not an acceptable standard of care for patients.
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2012
After 5 years, we are ready to try another reliable prescription mail order company. Using your computer is a joke. Tonight your computer ordering was down again or not available. This last computer order for 2 refills never was received on Wednesday, 9/26/12. The action taken seemed to go well, not! I called 2 days later (9/28) to check on this order and lo and behold, it happened again. The 2 refills were never received via computer. The customer service person was very mumbly in her speech. She even repeated a prescription of Warfarin was ordered under my name (duh!). My hair was on fire at this point. My husband, Harmen, uses Warfarin, not me. I never mentioned his name in the phone call, until she made a big mistake. When I asked her, "What the hell." She said she never looked at which name was under the ** account.
Boy! This is too dangerous to have such incompetent computer service and customer service. We also have had mix ups with the correct address to send the prescription to. We are in MI for 6 months and FL the other 6 months. I always tell them to mail it to the address we are at! You ask too many and call both of us, and half the time don't leave a code number to return your calls. Please correct your services soon and have better, clearer speaking personnel assisting your customers.
Reviewed July 28, 2012
My doctor called in a prescription to Right Source on 7/5/12 for a medication to help with significant functional impairment caused by a medical condition. I got email that prescription was under review. I called my doctor a couple of weeks later after talking to RS and learned the order was under review and it required additional information. RS said they were in communication with my doctor to obtain the needed information. When I talked with my doctor to inquire about this, he said he had had no communication from RS whatsoever. I called RS and they said the order was denied, but they claimed they couldn't tell me the reason for the denial because it is only on their computer system for a limited time. I was told they mailed a letter informing me the reason for denial in mid-July and I have yet to receive it at the end of the month. I called again today and was told it was rejected because it required step therapy, meaning I'd have to fail to get a good response from other drugs before they would authorize the next tier.
They also claimed that they sent a letter to my doctor in mid-July explaining this and how to go about rectifying the situation. My doctor hasn't heard from them. I had to ask what would be the first approved medication they would allow me to have. If they had simply told the doctor or nurse, who called in the initial prescription, the first medication would be rejected and what to go with, then I'd have my medication by now. I complained about this to RS customer service and the first person (who was clueless) didn't even bother to say, "I apologize for that." I guess that's optional now as they probably pay minimum wage to high school graduates to man the phones. Denying medication plus causing an unnecessary delay in getting what they will pay for is medical neglect in my opinion. I also happen to be a Humana employee and can tell you many others have very strong complaints about Right Source. I can also say they offer poor insurance to their own employees.
Back to RS, I was even told by a former employer's benefits administrator that he does not use it himself because it is so prone to mistakes and problems. The sad thing is I heard from Humana members that some are forced into using RS for maintenance medications. I really feel this borders on anti-trust violations. Certainly, from the posts I have read with jaw dropped, it also sounds like the evidence might support charges of fraud involving the postal service. In orientation, they told us Humana was founded by two lawyers whose loved ones were mistreated in nursing homes. So they wanted to build a company that treats those it serves like family members. I guess they meant family members they wanted to mistreat. Run from Humana and Right Source! So much for the private sector being the best steward of how healthcare is delivered.
Reviewed July 19, 2012
My adopted daughter was randomly assigned to Humana Rx by Medicare. She has profound cognitive delays ADHD, fetal alcohol effect, lead paint poisoning, severe PTSD, and reactive attachment disorder. She had been **, a stimulant, for many years to control her aggression. Humana, without giving any reason, changed her to ** and much more expensive non-stimulant medication which has the added bonus of a side effect of insomnia.
After a month, her doctor and I both filed appeals. The doctor's appeals were denied. My daughter continued to decompensate and was unable to control her aggression. She became assaultive to me. I am disabled and in a wheelchair. She had incidents at school and when her boyfriend complained about a staff member at a residential program, she called this person up and threatened to kill him. This would not have happened if she had remained on her **. I sent in my appeal with an authorization of representation required by them so I could advocate on her behalf as well as proof of legal guardianship.
When I called to inquire about her appeal, I was told they did not have the authorization and had thrown away the papers I sent because they were sent to the wrong department. There were no instructions on the appeal paperwork stating that the authorization had to be sent to another department. In short, they told me they did not care if my daughter committed a crime, was sent to jail, was hospitalized or if she hurt someone. None of it was relevant. This is a very bad insurance company that is charging three times more ** than ** and appears to have no interest in serving their clients other than using them for cold hard cash.
Reviewed July 14, 2012
Humana has stopped covering my Cyclobenzaprine, and now RightSource says that if I want it refilled, it will cost me $99. Since I am on a fixed income, I can't afford the $99. I've had three shoulder outpatient surgeries (shoulder manipulation) because of frozen shoulders. After the last surgery, I took three Cyclobenzaprine a day until the pain stopped. Now, I only take one a day to prevent the frozen shoulder from coming back. Since I can't take the medication, the frozen shoulder is sure to come back. I think the medication would be cheaper than the surgery. My doctor is James **. Please answer by email and not by phone.
Reviewed July 11, 2012
I have been using RightSourceRX for about four months. Their responsiveness to my inquires have been inconsistent, usually entailing five to ten-minute waits as the questions are researched. RS service has been inconsistent. Sometimes, I get the correct answer immediately; other times, not. Most recently, I placed a new prescription order on-line and requested expedited delivery, paying the additional $17 for this service. Several days later, I found out that the order was being filled without expedited delivery. Somehow the request was not carried out. I once again requested and provided credit card information to pay for expedited delivery. Two days later, while making another inquiry, I found out again that the order was not being processed with expedited delivery. To RS's credit, they still were able to expedite deliver and did not charge me. However, I would not have uncovered this were it not for having to clear up an order discrepancy caused by my medical provider.
Today, I needed RS’s assistance with getting my on-line account to work. To date, I have been unable to see any prescription history or a list of the prescriptions I have on file. I called customer service. I was first miss-routed to Humana’s technical support and then routed back to an RS service rep who placed me on hold at least four times as he attempted to connect with RS’s technical support. After the last request to place me on hold for another "two to three minutes", the apparent standard response, I noted that I had been on the phone for almost an hour. I requested that he have the appropriate person contact me by telephone or e-mail. I was told that they would not contact me by telephone, but only by e-mail, at which point I terminated the call.
As an aside, throughout the call the volume level coming through from the RS phone system was so low I was barely able to hear the rep with my phone volume turned up to maximum. My prescriptions are being filled, although with some processing difficulties. I do not have the ability to use the on-line system to request refills since my prescriptions on file are not visible to me on-line. Service is sufficiently spotty that I will likely choose a different prescription drug provider during open enrollment at the end of the year.
Reviewed July 4, 2012
After several calls and an extra visit to the doctor, RightSource sent my husband's diabetic testing supply in February. On 5/23, they called to ask if he wants a refill and he said yes. Three phone calls later and as of 7/4, the refill has not been shipped. They claim they have been calling the doctor every day to have the order re-faxed. Their sticker on the box says there are three refills available before 2/26/2012.
Reviewed June 19, 2012
I've read all the testimonials left by Humana members. I apologize. There have been so many good customer service representatives that have been let go because they do not meet the standards of 500 secs or less. I believe that you will not get good customer service when your representative is limited to 500 secs or less. I guess it's better than being outsourced! I love helping people, which is why I took this job. But I constantly go over my time limits, which upsets my supervisor. I tried explaining that really good customer service cannot nor should be limited.
Reviewed June 14, 2012
I am a 70-yr-old retired physician and this is the first time in my life that I have written a complaint. I called to ask why my medications were sent to the wrong address after I had notified the company of my new shipping address. I was told by the pharmacy person that this was my problem. It is somewhat frustrating when the response of the service person was not "what can we do to help you get your medications sent to the correct address?", but "this is your problem and it is your fault and nothing we can do to help" other than someone will call you tomorrow. I would suggest that mail ordering, in spite of the small savings, might not be the way to go.
Reviewed June 11, 2012
Phone calls for whatever reason are an hour or longer. The customer is on hold most of that time and has to repeat same information of Human ID, DOB, etc. Agents who give contradicting information, put you on hold for half hour or more, apologize but never solve a problem, are the usual customer experience. A vicious circle between Humana and RightSource continues on and on.
Medications sent and charged without being ordered, without being a new prescription, and for no reason. These cannot be sent back. Then another prescription that was not requested was not sent but RightSource said it was sent. This holds up refilling that prescription from any other pharmacy so you are off the medication completely. Their whole attitude is "I don't care, I apologize." Their logo should be of a person yawning and asleep to emphasize their customer service.
Reviewed June 2, 2012
I have been doing some price checking on ** and saw that I was overcharged by $200.00 on my last prescription, which will put me in the donut hole much sooner than expected. The generic was more than the name brand! What the heck is going on? Not to mention that the last couple of times I ordered from Right Source, it was so frustrating I was almost ready to check into the hospital! I got taken by the low monthly premium and the so-called convenience of them being affiliated with Walmart. I do believe I am going back to Silver Script next year. Now I remember why I left that pharmacy and plan in the first place.
I think there should be a website in the US that lists the prices of all the drugs so a consumer can really compare what they are getting. I am feeling that some pharmacies and drug plans are really taking advantage of consumers and ill consumers at that! I also think Right Source and Humana need to be investigated for fraudulent pricing that kick their customers into the donut hole sooner, which saves the company money. As they say, "something smells rotten".
Reviewed June 1, 2012
I believe this letter says it all about Humana and its mail-order sister company, RightSourceRx. After more than a month, I have received no response to this follow-up letter. You are well advised to steer clear of this bunch. Mrs. ** and I are equally mystified by your reply of March 29. We have spent months outlining in letters and e-mails the chronology, composition and frustrating consequences of customer service errors, omissions and deficiencies on the part of Humana. We have taken the matter seriously enough to have offered suggestions on how you might address these performance shortcomings and improve your customer service. And after all of this, we get stonewalled in a form letter, preposterous.
What we have here is a troubling display of corporate hubris that is simply unacceptable. And try as we might, we can find no basis in law for your "legally confidential" claim. Simply put, we are owed a good deal more than we have been offered. There has to be some accountability here. If Humana disagrees with any point that we have raised, we will certainly entertain a reasoned rebuttal. If you can offer no rebuttal, we believe we are entitled to know what corrective action has been taken. In conclusion, we can find no good reason why Humana should not be more forthcoming. We are asking that you dispense with the legal posturing, reboot the process and put as much effort into your response as we did in bringing these issues to your attention. We are your customers. We are owed nothing less.
Reviewed May 23, 2012
Prior to April 25th, I called Right Source and informed them that I wanted to add a "deliver to address" as I wasn't going to be home to receive my prescriptions. They took the information and said any prescriptions that were ordered would be sent to the new address. I also changed this info for my wife. The doctor faxed in a prescription in late April. It is now May 22nd and I still don't have my order. It was sent to Naples. Last year, I had Merck Medco for my prescriptions and left because I thought their costs were high. I'm going back to Medco. The frustration of working with these people isn't worth the frustration. I'm stuck with you for this year but you won't have my business in 2013. Your service is terrible.
Reviewed May 21, 2012
I initially enrolled in Humana's Medicare Part D Supplemental Insurance in 2011, and their performance for that first year was acceptable. Beginning in 2012, Humana RightSource Pharmacy has established a progressive pattern of incompetence, lies, and now, fraudulent shipping of unordered drugs.
Initially, I ran into a two-month-long "brick wall" response when I attempted to order diabetic supplies. Repeated calls to Customer Service produced "no order in system" responses for nearly two months until finally, a rep told me that RS Pharmacy was "reorganizing" their diabetic supplies division, dropping the products I had ordered from their product offerings. She placed a new order for an RS-branded glucometer kit, lancets, and test strips. Still, it took over three weeks until I received a call to confirm my on-hand supply of test strips was down to 10 days; I was promised my order would ship immediately, and I would receive everything in 10 days. RS Pharmacy records will confirm that the actual fill date and shipment of the order did not occur for another 16 days.
In the meantime, I received numerous letters from RS Pharmacy notifying me that my privileges to charge new orders would be curtailed because I had a past due balance with them, and they could not complete charge transactions against my card account. I responded in writing and by telephone, challenging the accuracy and truthfulness of their claims, as they were provably specious and false. I found that the only way they could successfully complete a charge transaction was if I called and demanded that they run the transaction while I waited; this method never failed to generate a confirmation code from the credit card company that the transaction had been approved.
On 5/18/2012, I received a robocall from RS Pharmacy, asking for my authorization to ship unspecified product. I supplied a negative response via the phone keypad, and called back to Customer Service and asked what products the robocall was referring to. The CS Rep could not tell me; I then placed an advance order for a 90-day supply of diabetic test strips to be shipped on or about 6/1/2012, and terminated the call. On 5/21/2012, I received an email notifying me a refill order had been shipped to me based on an order placed 5/18/2012. I immediately logged on to the RS Pharmacy site and checked the status of any orders against my account; the order showed I was being shipped two drugs which I had never even mentioned during the 5/18/2012 telephone conversation. I called Customer Service, and was told their records showed I had placed an order for these products on 5/18/2012.
I asked for a supervisor, who re-asserted the claim that I had placed the order by phone on the date referenced. I told him that this was totally false, and that I wanted a transcript of the call. I was told that until I received the drugs and accepted delivery, I could not expect any further corrective action. I was promised that I could easily obtain a return authorization and return shipping call tag once I had received the products, and that an investigation into my claims that the order was placed fraudulently would not be initiated until that time. I plan to call my credit card company's fraud division and stop the charges to my card; they have been very cooperative in the past when I had similar claims against other vendors.
Based on my experience in the first five months of 2012, I cannot recommend that anyone use this pharmacy. They lie, stonewall, make false and injurious claims, and generally apologetically create nothing but ill will with their customers, who are the literal lifeblood of their business. This business is a complete failure in every aspect but its financial operations, and it deserves to be starved to death of future cash through a customer boycott of both the pharmacy and the insurance company that owns/controls it.
Reviewed May 4, 2012
I have a problem with Humana/Right Source Prescription mail order service. My doctor faxed in a prescription for Ventolin HFA with 5 refills circled on the prescription. He is retiring and wanted to make sure there were enough refills until I found a new GP. The problem is that they mailed me all of the refills at one time. I have not looked at the invoice since it is in the unopened package but I understand it to be close to $200. This product is an inhaler and nobody would ever need this many at one time. This amount of medication would take me around three plus years to use since I generally need it in allergy season. One inhaler has a shelf life of approximately one year. I did not order this and do not need one since I already got one at the local pharmacy and am set for the year.
Since I had not ordered anything, I called them as soon as possible (4/30/2012). After I explained the situation to employee, he told me to wait for the package to arrive and then call back and talk to a pharmacist and that person would tell me the correct procedure in order to return the unopened package. On 5/2/2012, the package arrived. I did as I was told and called Right Source. I talked to a lady. She refused to accept the package based upon some rule that if your doctor sends them a prescription of five refills to have on file, they are obligated to mail out all of the refills at one time.
After an uncomfortable conversation with her, I asked to speak to a supervisor. She said one would call me in 24 to 48 hours and that was their policy. I called Humana (Right Source is separate I am told) and that person told me that was not their policy and to call Right Source and ask for a supervisor. I did this and got Thomas who was nice. He made me wait a few minutes and returned to say that it was out of his hands and there was nothing he could do. Am I to believe he was a supervisor with no supervisory authority. I have been using this company for a few years and have several prescription refills on file. When I need one, they mail it to me. Up until now, I have not had this kind of problem with them. I feel like a scam victim. All I want is for them to accept the unopened package back and cancel the order.
Reviewed April 18, 2012
My Humana prescription benefit program is being used by Right Source to bill for prescriptions I never ordered. I had inquired about cost and when my doctor sent the prescriptions, Right Source called and told me the amount of co-pay which was about $800. I advised not to ship the order since I could not make payment. I live in Indiana and they shipped the order to FL. It was refused as it should have been by the apartment complex. I am now told I must make payment of over $200. Humana does not seem to feel I am truthful.
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