More than 65,000 San Franciscans are about to lose their neighborhoods’ only pharmacy. 

When Walgreens closes a dozen stores in February, the Bayview Hunters Point and Ingleside communities will each be stripped of their last remaining pharmacy.

“It’s so unfair, it’s disgusting,” said Annette Scott, who lives in the Bayview. Chronic pulmonary disease and asthma limit the 63-year-old’s mobility, making it important for her to have a pharmacy near her home. When Walgreens closes, Scott will be forced to travel for her daily medication.

The Walgreens closures are only the latest: By March, San Francisco will have lost nearly 40% of its licensed pharmacies over a decade, going from 167 in 2015 to 104.