I have been having intense pain issues with my cervical spine. I've been admitted to a regular…read morehospital twice in the last 2 weeks. I have an appt with a Roth surgeon in two weeks but was in crisis mode and instead of taking a third admission to a regular hospital I tried Rothman urgent care. They were able to give me a cortisone injection into my scapula which immediately reduced my pain from a 10 to a six. I had no clue Rothman had urgent care but they actually have several locations including Marlton, Abington, Limerick and Hamilton. If you have an ortho issue I highly recommend over a traditional hospital. Very good to know this kind of urgent care exists.

Fast proffesional service. I was impressed at how speedy I was taken care of algo at all the…read moreservices they have to offer.

Its flu season,I was sick and wanted to be seen somewhere close to my house. So I googled this…read moreurgent care and decided to go check it out.The doctor was very nice and professional from start to finish. He do not only help people with insurance but people without insurance as well. Even though I do not have a primary doctor, he gave me a follow up appointment. After my first appointment, the next day he called to check up on me which shown he cares about his patient.

I always have ga good experience here. Even when they are busy they are efficient. The staff are…read moresuper nice, the facility is always clean, the doctors have good bed side manners. It is my favorite urgent care in the area. It's truly a mini hospital that functions like a well oiled machine. I try not to go here too much lol but life life's lol :)

Wow, a lot of hate for this location! Personally, we've generally had good experiences here. One…read moretime they prescribed my son an adult dose of an antibiotic vs. a dose based on his weight, but luckily the pharmacist caught that. Otherwise, we're normally seen in a reasonable amount of time (all things considered) and have been provided with the care we would expect from an Urgent Care facility. If I were on the fence about needing an ER or not, I would always lean towards the hospital, but for those annoying little things that require treatment sooner than my doctor's office can provide (like my son's swimmer's ear last week), this place will do the job adequately if not wonderfully.

The doctor completely dismissed me and did not even do an exam. She was standing in the corner by…read morethe door so I had to physically turn my body to look at her while she was talking. I was sent off with no exam and no solutions. Went to another doctor and ended up being given meds and being referred to an ortho for an MRI as they were concerned. Do NOT go here. They just want to collect your money and not treat you.

Website references closes 8pm. Arrived at at 7:45 was told closed. Told receptionist did not feel…read morewell and had temperature. Sorry we are closed and go to ER for medical attention.

I have been going there for years, somehow putting up with their poor response, almost impossible…read moreto get some on the phone to talk about appointments or prescriptions, no one returns calls either for days. My PCP's quality of service alarm getting degraded, seriously thinking of switching to another provider.

If you've got to be sick, this is the place to do it. Had prostate surgery in the outpatient…read moreclinic, and a bunch of complications. All of the nurses were just plain wonderful, competent, and genuinely caring. The staff was attentive to every need and every situation as it arose. I really don't want to be sick again, but if I ever am, it's good to know this place is there!

If this is "urgent" care, I think the name should be "We Don't Care"!!…read moreOver one hour wait to take care of a cut! Most of the people are going through for either COVID19 testing or "non-existing" vaccines (as per the signs), yet they are coming in and out like revolving doors. The receptionists (3) are clueless! Despite they're being bilingual, they have absolutely no idea that they doing and either are on the phone or doing paperwork while the lines are growing longer and longer. I'm STILL waiting while posting this review. I understand that "patience is a virtue", but I once had a neighbor named Patience, and she was FAR from being virtuous!! NEVER AGAIN!!

Was told I am extroverted and nurse blamed me for his handling of my visit. Didn't ask about any…read morebackground and stated Type 1 Diabetes for 30+ does not make my immune system compromised. I really wish I would have read these reviews prior to going and safe to say AVOID if you want to be treated with dignity or care. Typically I would have moved on and not reviewed but feel this was so awkward that others needed to be aware.

A sprawling well-run medical complex in Trenton bringing together many of the testing, outpatient…read moreand specialty practices working under the Capital Health integrated marketing umbrella. If you need same day help with your cardiovascular system, cataracts and/or compulsive eating disorder this is where you come in a very modern, non-hospital setting. Since my Primary Care doctor is affiliated with Capital Health this is where she invariably sends me for an oil change and transmission work which is always performed in an efficient and professional manner although the sheer size and one stop shopping aspect of the facility is almost too modern and bloodless for my lingering notions of medical nostalgia. However, these types of integrated, large scale operations are the present and future of CFO driven medicine and are known by many different conglomerated names around the country and as a consequence, they do have significant drawbacks. First and foremost, they are creatures of convenience and may not be the most cost-effective option whatever your insurance. Call your insurance carrier and see if there are other more cost-effective providers in the areas, and don't fall for the "we don't know what it's going to cost until we submit the bill." They know, because they can submit it on a test basis beforehand... meaning you could save hundreds in out of pocket costs if their clerical staff bothered to break a sweat. Second, even if the facility is approved by your insurance, not all employees are. Sure the ultrasound may be covered but the technician or physician who performs or reads it may not be, perhaps resulting in separate bills from individuals you never heard of. Ask questions upfront and insist that out of network employees be excluded. It's a pain in the ass but you could easily vacation on the savings. Take it from someone who has been burned, the onus is always on you to clear these issues up beforehand as medical pricing and affiliations continue to be beyond opaque. But back to this facility, it's generally first-rate so my complaints are minimal. Just do your homework, no matter where you live. Your blood pressure will thank you in the morning.

Office is often running late, so I try to book 1st appt if possible. Front desk is usually…read moremiserable, they don't' turn voicemail off until later in the morning - well after they open, and they stop answering the phones around 3, so good luck trying to reach anyone if you work a 9-5 job. The online portal helps get messages through, though. The doctors and nurses are great and I've been an established patient there so I continue to go, but almost every visit I question why I keep going. ** the OB is just as hard to contact and front desk is equally unfriendly but the midwives are TOP NOTCH and nurses are great as well.

This company did my veins in one of my legs. Before I signed on the bottom line, I asked how much…read morethis was going to cost. I got the run-around and they wouldn't tell me. I was persistent and asked "Give me a ball park number"...they still gave me the run around and said they couldn't. I wanted to make an educated decision on this procedure since I don't have a lot of money and my benefits cover only partial amounts. The procedure went OK, except that their laser ablation equipment was failing and they tried twice to get it back working again. I believe that they overcharged me for the use of two catheters that they had to dispose of due to the machine failing. That was the start of a VERY EXPENSIVE PROCEDURE. The procedure cost $10,000 for what amounts to two hours of work including the sonograms to map my veins. DO YOUR HOMEWORK AND FORCE THEM TO GIVE YOU A PRICE OR WALK AWAY!! THE PRICES ARE NOT FAIR!!

I was coming in for a procedure and was so nervous about what to expect. Kelly at the front desk…read morethe blonde girl was so accommodating, patient, and friendly. She went above and beyond to explain each step of the way and put my mind at ease. As a business owner i understand the importance of having a strong staff! She should be recognized for all her hard work, i did not make it easy for her. God bless her patience!

I have been going to Infinity Medical for 6 years and I have never been treated like the staff and…read moreDr. Dave have treated me. These folks are totally, 100 percent the nicest people that I have ever met. Kelly and Stacy make sure that everything is taken care of as far as your DOT stuff and get you in and out of there as quickly as possible. Dr. Dave always greets you with a smile and explains everything and anything that you need to know. I actually look forward to go there because the whole experience is so pleasant.

At first I was pissed off and thought that the doctor was trying to scam me. But a few days later I…read morefound out that he actually saved my life! Context: the year before I went to get my DOT physical in Sacramento at the 49'r truck stop and he totally did scam me on a diabetes scare by using a tampered test strip. It cost me $3.5k to get back on the road. So I was on an annual basis when I went to the petro in boardentown. He warned me of a cardiac issue and how to recognize further symptoms and wanted me to do further testing that I denied. I just wanted a DOT because when I returned to the west coast I had a full physical scheduled, but I got a 60 day DOT instead just to get me home. He told me what to look out for and what to do if it happens and I remembered it when I had a heart attack in Texas a few days later and the cardiologist said that it saved my life! So, fast forward to today I have changed my lifestyle and lost weight and just an hour ago I called to make an appointment because I'm driving through town and I wanted my wife to meet them and for her to get her first B-12 shot. I get them myself every single time I'm anywhere near New Jersey