The two most recent Sacramento area Rite Aid closures include the store on Alhambra Boulevard and the store on Pleasant Grove Boulevard.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Since February, Rite Aid has closed six of its stores in the Sacramento area.
Rite Aid says these six stores are among the 145 stores across 17 states the company plans to close between the fall of 2021 and June of 2022.
According to the popular drugstore chain, these store closings are a part of their business plan to "drive maximum efficiencies."
Here is a timeline of which Rite Aid stores have closed in the area:
February:
831 K St., Sacramento
2211 F St., Sacramento
March:
5712 Folsom Blvd., Sacramento
3101 Green Valley Road, Cameron Park
May:
1125 Alhambra Blvd., Sacramento
990 Pleasant Grove Blvd., Roseville
Rite Aid says at this time, they do not have any future plans to close more locations in the Sacramento area.
"A decision to close a store is one we take very seriously and is based on a variety of factors including business strategy, lease and rent considerations, local business conditions and viability, and store performance," Rite Aid wrote in a statement to ABC10. "We review every neighborhood to ensure our customers will have access to health services, be it at Rite Aid or a nearby pharmacy, and we work to seamlessly transfer their prescriptions so there is no disruption of services."
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Rite Aid says these six stores are among the 145 stores across 17 states the company plans to close between the fall of 2021 and June of 2022. According to the popular drugstore chain, these store closings are a part of their business plan to "drive maximum efficiencies."
Why is Rite Aid struggling? ›
“Other factors contributing to the higher net loss were higher restructuring-related charges, a lower gain on sale of assets, higher interest expense and a decrease in Adjusted EBITDA.”
Why are Rite Aid stores closing in NYC? ›
In a statement company officials aid closing any story is a decision that's taken "very seriously and is based on a variety of factors, including business strategy, lease and rent considerations, local business conditions and viability, and store performance.”
Is Rite Aid closing in Cameron Park? ›
Rite Aid is closing its Cameron Park store at 3101 Green Valley Road on April 6. Rite Aid Corp. confirmed the closure of two additional local stores this week as part of a corporate closure plan announced last year.
What state has the most Rite Aid? ›
Top 10 States and Territories with the most Rite Aid pharmacies
State / Territory | Number of pharmacies | Population |
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California | 474 (22%) | 39.51M |
Pennsylvania | 416 (19%) | 12.80M |
New York | 261 (12%) | 19.45M |
Michigan | 245 (11%) | 9.99M |
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Is Rite Aid in trouble financially? ›
Rite Aid continues to report massive losses. It reported a net loss per share of $(5.56) for 1Q compared to a RAD stock price of only $1.65. The federal opioid lawsuit could eventually force them into Ch. 11 bankruptcy.
What is the Rite Aid scandal? ›
The government's complaint alleges that, from May 2014 through June 2019, Rite Aid knowingly filled at least hundreds of thousands of unlawful prescriptions for controlled substances that lacked a legitimate medical purpose, were not for a medically accepted indication, or were not issued in the usual course of ...
Why is Rite Aid getting sued? ›
The US government has sued Rite Aid, one of the nation's largest pharmacy chains, for allegedly missing “red flags” when it knowingly filled unlawful drug prescriptions – including opioids and fentanyl – and ignored internal controls on its practices.
Is Walgreens buying out Rite Aid? ›
Walgreens Boots Alliance completed its $4.4 billion acquisition of 1,932 Rite Aid stores and three distribution centers in March after a failed 2015 bid to buy the chain outright. Walgreens acquired many of the locations across the Northeast and the South.
Why was Rite Aid sued? ›
WASHINGTON, March 13 (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Monday sued Rite Aid Corp (RAD. N), accusing the pharmacy chain of missing "red flags" as it illegally filled hundreds of thousands of prescriptions for controlled substances, including opioids.
Rite Aid Corporation RAD has been witnessing underperformance in front-end sales in the Retail Pharmacy Segment and a higher-than-expected medical loss ratio at Elixir Insurance.
How is Rite Aid doing financially? ›
Pharmacy services
For fiscal year 2024, Rite Aid is cutting back on total company Adjusted EBITA guidance by $10 million, putting it in the $330 million to $360 million range. Total revenue projection now sits at $22.6 billion to $23 billion, and net loss is expected to be somewhere in the range of $650-680 million.
What is the future of Rite Aid stock? ›
Stock Price Forecast
The 2 analysts offering 12-month price forecasts for Rite Aid Corp have a median target of 1.00, with a high estimate of 1.00 and a low estimate of 1.00. The median estimate represents a -40.12% decrease from the last price of 1.67.