A Family-owned Pharmacy With A History Of Truly Caring For Its Customers.
For more than 70 years now, the Kohll family has been providing unparalleled care and service. It all started in 1948 with a foundation of always putting the customer first. Take a look.
Kohll’s Cares For You And The Community
Kohll's has three locations in Omaha, one in Lincoln, one in Malvern, Iowa and a long-term pharmacy called Kohll's Extended Care. More than anything, we offer a sense of community. Everyone who works at Kohll’s has an innate desire to help. We do whatever possible to ensure each and every interaction with Kohll’s is a pleasant one. And it’s these three areas of focus that guide us every day.
Whatever You Need, We’ll Find It For You.
Those who come through the Kohll’s doors are facing their own challenges and struggles. So we take the time to truly listen to your situation and provide you with exactly what you or your loved one requires. And if we don’t have it, you can rest assured we will do everything in our power to get it for you.
We Treat You Like Family.
As a family-owned business, we take the time to get to know our customers. This is second nature to us. But we’re reminded of it time and time again when our customers thank us for making them feel welcome and heard.
We're Here For You During The Most Difficult Times.
Whether you are caring for an aging parent or dealing with a traumatic injury, we understand what you’re going through. Our focus is on helping you navigate through these unfamiliar times, providing you with the supplies and support you need.
Meet The Kohll’s Father-daughter Duo
When you walk into a family-owned business, there is just something different about it. It feels more like a visit rather than a stop. That’s exactly what you can expect of Kohll’s, and that’s because of David and Anna—a father and daughter who do what they do because they want to help others.
DAVID KOHLL, Pharm.D
Many Kohll’s customers have a story about how David went above and beyond to help them or their family member. He has his father and grandfather to thank for that. As a child, David watched them devote their time and energy to providing exceptional pharmaceutical care. Without hesitation, he followed in their footsteps, earning his bachelor’s and doctorate in pharmacy from Creighton University. And now he spends many of his days and nights at Kohll’s. As a member of the Legislative Committee for the Nebraska Pharmacy Association, he continually meets with various local and national Senators and Congressmen to educate them about various pharmacy and medical equipment issues.
ANNA KOHLL, Pharm.D
Like David, Anna grew up watching her father help customer after customer. She has a passion for doing what’s right and making sure every individual feels welcome and taken care of. With her sights set on being a fourth-generation pharmacist, Anna will have her doctorate in pharmacy from the University of Nebraska Medical Center in May 2021. But she is no stranger to Kohll’s. For several years now, she has been working for the company. Today, she is co-owner and focuses on providing comprehensive medication reviews with individual patients in need.
Kohll’s Rx Pharmaceutical & Home Medical Equipment
At Kohll’s, we pride ourselves on providing solutions for nearly every health and wellness challenge you or your loved ones are facing. And we deliver one-on-one assistance to make sure you are comfortable and confident when leaving our facility. Every time.
Here are just some of the services and equipment we offer:
Pharmacy
- Corporate Pharmacy and Wellness
- Fertility Drugs
- Long-term Care Services
- Pharmaceutical Packaging
- Specialty Medications
- Vaccines and Flu Shots
- Testing for Influenza, Strep and Covid
To learn more about our Pharmacy capabilities, click here.
Home Medical Equipment
- Aids to Daily Living
- Apparel and Fashion
- Bathroom
- Bedroom
- Home Modifications
- Lifts and Assists
- Mobility
- Respiratory
- Urological, Ostomy and Incontinence
- Wheelchair Vans
To learn more about our Home Medical Equipment, click here.
