The stuff along with the x-ray technicians were absolutely amazing and helpful. The doctor on duty…read morewho's name is Andrew Sellers an Asian guy. I'm not exactly sure if that is his name but that's all my paperwork. He was rushing and I get that doctors are busy, but it was probably one of the worst experiences even worse than an ER visit... I paid out-of-pocket, and he completely just minimized everything and told me to move my arm as much as possible, and I physically literally cannot. I'm bruised in. I feel like every other next level was better than this one. I will not be back to this location. I did really appreciate Steph in particular, she made it worth the 2 hour wait to just be rushed out... still not even sure exactly what needs to be done I wish he gave a paper stating what I needed to do, but I had to get the nurse to call him in three different times and he seemed very irritated...

This place is very neat very clean. They know what they're doing here. They actually take care of…read moreyour problems and get you well. These doctors are the best. I'd give them 10 stars if I could.

If urgent care was a Netflix series, this location would get a 5 star rating…read more Cora at the front desk is basically the gatekeeper of calm--sweet, efficient, and didn't make me feel like I was signing up for a gym membership just to be seen. Maria the medical assistant deserves her own spin-off. Quick, friendly, and somehow managed to take vitals without making me feel like I was on trial. NP Sultana? Absolute star of the episode. Listened, explained, and actually cared--without the "Dr. Google" attitude. They tag-teamed like the Avengers of urgent care, and honestly, I left feeling healthier and entertained. If I have to get sick again (not planning on it, universe ), I'm definitely coming back here.

Unfortunately, while accompanying someone to the clinic their experience with front desk staff was…read moredisappointing. The front desk employee was very rude and showed little compassion toward patients. She was slamming doors, spoke in a sharp, impatient tone, and made the environment feel unwelcoming. Front desk staff are often the first point of contact, and a little kindness and professionalism can make a big difference. Especially for patients who may already be stressed. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and used to improve the patient experience.

I've been coming here for a few years. Friendly clean place to visit. I recommend anyone that feels…read morethey need to improve their overall health.

This review has nothing to do with the staff at this location. Having been a patient at Low T and…read morethen senergex for six years I am continually frustrated by the constant policy changes that are designed squeeze more money out of you. Without increase in level of service. Again, nothing to do with the staff they are good people and do their best under the circumstances.