Rite Aid added 72 stores last month to its list of upcoming store closures as the drug store chain continues a bankruptcy restructuring process.
The move follows Rite Aid’s announced plans last October to close 154 stores, following its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing and subsequent receipt of court approval to close the stores, as Kiplinger previously reported.
The 72 additional stores were disclosed In court filings on January 4 (docket no. 1382), January 9 (no. 1419), January 16 (no. 1497), January 23 (no. 1584) and January 30 (no. 1773).
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Rite Aid did not respond to a Kiplinger request for comment.
Where the closures are located
According to the website, Rite Aid currently has 1,726 stores, down from a peak of 5,059 in 2008 following the acquisition of Brooks Eckerd.
Here’s where the 72 stores to be closed are located:
California
- 2025 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, COLTON
- 4224 EAST SHIELDS AVENUE, FRESNO
- 11750 WILMINGTON AVENUE, LOS ANGELES
- 9650 BASELINE ROAD, RANCHO CUCAMONGA
- 17904 MAGNOLIA STREET, FOUNTAIN VALLEY
- 39782 WINCHESTER ROAD, TEMECULA
- 5520 WOODRUFF AVENUE, LAKEWOOD
- 8694 LAKE MURRAY BOULEVARD, SAN DIEGO
- 1020 EAST BROADWAY STREET, NEEDLES
- 11350 VICTORY BOULEVARD, NORTH HOLLYWOOD
- 9940 SIERRA AVENUE, FONTANA
- 968 MURRIETA BOULEVARD, LIVERMORE
- 260 NORTH SANDERSON AVE, HEMET
- 6767 WESTMINSTER BOULEVARD, WESTMINSTER
- 10989 VENTURA BOULEVARD, STUDIO CITY
- 630 EAST 1ST STREET, TUSTIN
- 1615 MAIN STREET, SUSANVILLE
- 700 EAST REDLANDS BLVD SUITE A, REDLANDS
- 24991 ALESSANDRO BOULEVARD, MORENO VALLEY
- 1159 EAST LOS ANGELES AVENUE, SIMI VALLEY
- 2647 WEST FOOTHILL BOULEVARD, LA CRESCENTA
- 3230 WEST SLAUSON AVENUE, LOS ANGELES
Connecticut
- 1360 BOSTON POST ROAD, MILFORD
Delaware
- 17069 SOUTH DUPONT HIGHWAY, HARRINGTON
Idaho
- 10600 FAIRVIEW AVENUE, BOISE
Maryland
- 798 SUNBURST HIGHWAY, CAMBRIDGE
- 250 WEST CHASE STREET, BALTIMORE
Massachusetts
- 824 PURCHASE STREET, NEW BEDFORD
- 467 BROADWAY, REVERE
Michigan
- 1002 EAST GRAND RIVER AVENUE, HOWELL
- 2006 N. SAGINAW ROAD, MIDLAND
New Hampshire
- 586 NASHUA STREET UNIT 8-9, MILFORD
- 951 CENTRAL STREET, FRANKLIN
New Jersey
- 1360 BLACKWOOD CLEMENTON RD., CLEMENTON
- 249 CUTHBERT BOULEVARD, HADDON TOWNSHIP
- 104 12TH AVENUE, NEWARK
New York
- 40 VASSAR ROAD, POUGHKEEPSIE
- 1179 EAST 233RD STREET, BRONX
- 2474 BAILEY AVENUE, BUFFALO
- 47 EAST PROSPECT AVENUE, MOUNT VERNON
- 249 7TH AVENUE, BROOKLYN
- 7812 FLATLANDS AVENUE, BROOKLYN
- 153 GRANT AVENUE, AUBURN
- 196 EAST HARTSDALE AVENUE, HARTSDALE
- 119 WEST 2ND STREET, ELMIRA
- 151 WEST MAIN STREET, LE ROY
- 2426-34 EASTCHESTER ROAD, BRONX
- 901 EAST GUN HILL ROAD, BRONX
Ohio
- 2709 BROADWAY AVENUE, LORAIN
- 15596 WEST HIGH STREET, MIDDLEFIELD
- 15149 SNOW ROAD, BROOKPARK
- 21800 LIBBY ROAD, MAPLE HEIGHTS
- 11702 LORAIN AVENUE, CLEVELAND
- 2154 ELM ROAD NE, WARREN
- 633 SOUTH BROADWAY, GENEVA
- 100 SOUTH LEAVITT ROAD, AMHERST
- 1221 WEST HIGH STREET, BRYANOregon
- 600 NW 10TH AVENUE, PORTLAND
- 1555 N.E. DIVISION STREET, GRESHAM
Pennsylvania
- 501 SOUTH 29TH ST STE A, HARRISBURG
- 60 SOUTH WATER STREET, SHARON
- 200 NORTH ANTRIM WAY, GREENCASTLE
- 1600 9TH AVE STE 35, ALTOONA
- 6822 HAMILTON BOULEVARD, ALLENTOWN
- 472 N. MAIN STREET, DOYLESTOWN
- 200 KIMBERTON ROAD, PHOENIXVILLE
- 1517 HOLLAND ROAD, SUFFOLK
- 2460 GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL, HAYES
Washington
- 1820 N 45TH ST, SEATTLE
- 23940 NE STATE ROUTE 3, BELFAIR
- 1825 BROADWAY, EVERETT
- 2028 EAST ISAACS AVENUE, WALLA WALLA
How to transfer prescriptions
On its website, Rite Aid says it is "making every effort to ensure customers of impacted stores have access to health services, whether at another Rite Aid or a nearby pharmacy, and will work to transfer prescriptions accordingly so that there is no disruption of services."
Many pharmacies offer step-by-step guidance on their websites on how to add or transfer prescriptions. These include large companies such as, for example, CVS , Kroger, Walgreens and Walmart , as well as smaller and independent pharmacies.
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