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You have an even greater day, whoever is hiding behind that computer screen!😇ġLiza F. Funny how you did not reach out to me privately to attempt to make it right, but came on here to provide a hollow apology. If your staff felt that comfortable to disregard a patient leaving right to their face, then you sadly have a profound problem going on at your facility, and unfortunately you may not be in business there long. The culture at your facility is clearly not geared towards your patients. Posturing underneath my reviews doesn’t make things better. Since you took the time to respond to this review so fast, it’s funny how my insights weren’t so important to your staff when I was actually at your facility. With the rise in flu, rsv and COVID cases, you would think they would have more than one doctor on staff. When I informed them that I was leaving, they just looked at the list and said “oh, there’s still a few patients before you.” We took my baby to a different urgent care the next morning who told us that we needed to immediately take him to the ER because of his wheezing. I ended up leaving without being seen by the doctor. Most recently I went in with my 9 month old, waited three hours, only to be seen by a MA in that time for triage. I have been here on a few different occasions, and it’s always the same thing. 4 months ago This is the most nonurgent, urgent care I’ve been to. Talk to my attorney yesterday and we will go forward with suingġAndira M. No one has contacted me and acknowledging that this is severe malpractice. I was told by the company that someone would look into this and that someone would be in contact within two days. And after reading reviews, this seems to be common for this doctor. Again, highly considering suing as this is extreme malpractice and not acceptable. The doctor NEVER asked me about other medications I'm on and seemed to have dismissed me after he was upset that I used my cell phone. I look up the medication online and it specifically states that the medication should not be taken in conjunction with epileptic medications and antidepressants (i have epilepsy and im also on antidepressants). i pick up the medication and immediately started having awful side effects. not the name, not the dosage, not the instructions. Dosnt tell me anything about the medication. I immediately call my family and the doctor comes barging into the room telling me not to use my cell phone and then proceeds to sarcastically say "so im guessing you didnt see all of the signs posted everywhere about not using your cell phone." I apologize to him and he didnt even aknowledge me and immediately brings me to the front telling me I can pick up my prescription. After finally seeing the doctor, I tested positive for covid. I had covid symptoms and was in the waiting room for an hour and a half waiting to be seen but I was experiencing awful symptoms so I was curled up with my eyes closed.

6 months ago I would actually give this place zero stars if I could and am actually highly considering suing them. To date I have received no messages from them either). (I noticed a reply from AG Urgent care stating that they “tried” to contact me- they did not - nor have they tried since this message was posted.

The visit made me feel unsafe because all of the clerical errors and now knowing that I had been taking potentially risky combos of meds for an entire week makes me extremely cautious about visiting here again. I believe that this place is not safely or efficiently operated. How could I have known? A good doctor would have asked the right questions and explained to me the potential risks. I am a runner and I am on heavy doses of various vitamins such as zinc and magnesium to stay replenished, I didn’t realize that there are dangers with my vitamins and the antibiotics. Worst of all I was placed on antibiotics without proper consultation. I never received my lab results 5 days later. My last visit was worse than the previous ones. They always refuse to ask for more clarification, probably out of embarrassment or apathy. The prescriptions are illegible and the nurses guess what is written or dictated by the doctor before he runs off. When I am finally seen several hours later the diagnosis is rushed and I am left with more questions than what I came in with. The doctor shows up about an hour and half later with a tired and bored expression, he takes his time without any sense of urgency slowly shuffling around and chatting with all the staff “how was your weekend etc.”.

I’ve come here about 3 or 4 times for convenience.