Rite Aid Michigan Stores Prescribed Closure: See the List of 23

Rite Aid has had a tough go of it as of late. In October the pharmacy announced it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and as a result, they would be closing many of their stores.

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Prior to the most recent announcement, Rite Aid had already made its intentions known that the following locations would be shuttered:

• Farmington Hills
  • 25922 Middlebelt
• Clinton Township
  • 36485 Garfield
• Detroit
  • 1900 E. 8 Mile
• Garden City
  • 29447 Ford Road
• Taylor
  • 9155 Telegraph Road
• Shelby Township
  • 51037 Van Dyke Avenue
• Clinton Township
  • 35250 S. Gratiot Avenue
• Wixom
  • 47300 Pontiac Trail
• Macomb
  • 15250 24 Mile Road
• Fremont
  • 924 W. Main Street
• Greenville
  • 507 N. Lafayette Street
• Grand Ledge
  • 715 S. Clinton Street
• Sturgis
  • 102 N. Centerville Road
• St. Johns
  • 109 N. Whittemore Street
• Jackson
  • 3100 E. Michigan Avenue
• Manistee
  • 1243 US 31 South
• Flint
  • 2838 E. Court Street
  • 1124 North Ballenger Highway
• Lansing
  • 2701 S. Cedar Street

Rite Aid Announces the Closure of Four More Michigan Locations

In the latest announcement, Rite Aid let the resident of the following communities know they too would be losing their stores, as reported by WXYZ:

• Adrian
  • 1200 S. Main Street
• New Baltimore
  • 35350 23 Mile Road
• Canton
  • 4151 S. Canton Road
• Sterling Heights
  • 43034 Dequindre Road

While the struggling pharmacy continues to find ways to stay afloat, many Michigan residents are left trying to find new pharmacies. This sounds easy enough but, it's like starting a whole new relationship.

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If you've become accustomed to getting your prescriptions from a certain location, you've no doubt gotten to know the folks behind the counter and, they you. Pharmacists get to know their customers and their needs. They also keep an eye out for dangerous medicine combinations that even doctors may miss. If you're store is closing, I get it. Good luck finding a new place to get your pills and pay inflated prices for gift cards and pop.