PHOENIX (AP) — Drugstore chain CVS is apologizing to an Arizona transgender woman who says she was denied a hormone prescription by a pharmacist. The company apologized on social media Friday saying the pharmacist is no longer an employee. CVS says it has a history of supporting LGBTQ rights, helping to develop a guide for pharmacy care for gay, lesbian and transgender customers. The apology comes after Hilde Hall shared her experience on the American Civil Liberties Union's website. Hall says a pharmacist in the Phoenix suburb of Fountain Hills made her feel humiliated last April. She says she left a complaint with a CVS corporate office several times. CVS says the lack of response was an unintentional oversight. Hall says she hopes CVS will make non-discrimination policies more public. Read more on NewsOK.com