Every time I go in to see the doctor I have issues with at least one prescription. I have stated EVERY appointment that the CVS mail order pharmacy requires 90 days' worth of prescription.  Again this time I had a new prescription, and the doctor wrote it for 30 days and sent it to the mail order pharmacy. I called the Aurora office as soon as I got a notification from the pharmacy that they were processing the prescription and requested that the doctor contact the pharmacy and correct it to 90 days. Or if it had to be for 30 days then cancel with the mail order and put in a prescription with a local CVS  pharmacy. I got no response or call back, so now, again, I am paying for 90 days' prescription but only receiving 30 days of the prescription. 
LSMCC Family Practice