I'm currently without any health insurance and going through some flu-like symptoms. I love my PCP,…read morebut can't afford the trip until my new health insurance kicks in. After calling out from work, I looked around online and saw the minute clinic near me. They open up at 8:30 am and seem to close around 7-7:30 pm, with an hour closed for lunch (2 pm). Weekend hours are a bit shorter but I think they're open 7 days a week. Booked my appointment online, only had to wait about 10 minutes tops after arriving and checking in. After booking, you'll get texted/emailed a code, just type that in at the kiosk in the store and give them a few other pieces of info/sign crap, and you're good to go. It's located just off the pharmacy to the side, so you'll get to stare at the people waiting in the ridiculous pharmacy line while you wait! The provider (sadly I didn't get her name) was awesome. She did NOT order any unnecessary tests, especially knowing I was uninsured. She took the time to walk me over and get something OTC to help me out. I really appreciated that. I got my diagnosis without the ridiculous ER or walk-in clinic bill. In fact, minute clinic posts their prices online, so no big surprises if you're paying cash. I'd go here for any non-emergency if I couldn't see my PCP, or didn't have insurance. Heck, I'd still go back once insurance kicks in for simple stuff. I wish they had more of these and more providers like the one I saw today.

From the owner: MinuteClinic® in CHERRY HILL is a healthcare clinic offering patient services 7-days a week. Our…read morehealthcare services range from screenings, vaccinations, physicals, sinus infections, bug bites, TB testing, splinters, pink eye, flu shots, ear infections, STD testing and treatment, mental health counseling, and much more. MinuteClinic providers are board-certified and trained to provide you and your family with the care you need. If you are feeling too sick to come into your local medical clinic, you can schedule a virtual care appointment and receive a consultation from the comfort of your home.

The staff were professional and comforting. My father was treated with care and respect. The…read morefamily was allowed to spend as much time as they wanted in my father's room. The staff spent much time keeping my father comfortable. They also checked on the family to see if we needed anything. They truly made a difference in a sad time.

This is for the donation and charity side of Samaritan. This is not new news, but for those looking…read moreto donate, esp. items, know that they will not always end up in the HOSPICE clients' and their families' hands. A few of the volunteers like to POCKET donations for their own PERSONAL gain. Samaritan knows about this and has allowed this to go unchecked for some time now.

4 hour wait in the waiting room. No update. People getting up and leaving and hospital staff just…read moreambling around laughing with each other. Wife is vomiting into a bag in the waiting room and hasn't even been seen yet. this place is a joke.

Let me start by saying I've never experienced having to come to the ER and I have nothing to…read morecompare this experience to. I arrived at 5pm and there were 3 other families in the waiting room. I was called back rather quickly to the intake nurse within 20 mins...that made me happy! Then she takes me back to my ER bed and I'd say by 6:30 they had given me an IV and taken blood samples. Now the wait begins. I was told by 7pm I'd be going for an ultrasound but that didn't happen because apparently they change shifts at 7pm....soooo 9:30pm comes around and I'm being wheeled down for the ultrasound. I will say the ultrasound tech was very kind and by 10pm I was back to the freezing ER room and told I need to wait to see the Dr to tell me my ultrasound results. It's now 11pm and still no Dr. I'll update this post once he comes and I'm released but I just don't think SIX hours in the ER is reasonable, for blood to be drawn and an ultrasound...I could be clueless though. Oh and I guess I'm naive but they don't give patients snacks/food after being in the icebox for SIX hours? This is insanity. UPDATE!! After asking the nurse to see the Dr he finally comes in at 11:30pm and apologizes for the wait and says that's normal for an ER. Waited another 20 mins to get my discharge papers and was free at last! UGH!

I needed to find a new primary healthcare provided after I moved and switched health insurance. I…read morefigured I would try this facility since it was close to my house and I liked that they had a wide variety of hours and even walk in hours. My appointment was for an annual physical with Dr. Persily. My appointment was in the later afternoon so I figured they would be backed up and I would have to wait to be seen. I pleasantly surprised when my wait was less then 10 minutes. Dr. Persily was very personable and she takes her time with you. I must say that she gave me the best quality annual physical I have ever had.

I recommend this place a very professional staff, particularly Mariam Barry …read more Trauma is at the root of many mental health and substance use issues. Their dedicated trauma programs for men and women help you identify and cope with trauma-related emotions and behaviors so you can start to heal. A very clean and professional operated facility I visited. I only had experience of talking with the staff member and I was impressed by the staff and the building site.

Love this place it definitely helps the therapist are great. There's always new kids there. I love…read moremeeting them. They have so many activities for you to do and it's an amazing place to go to definitely recommend it.

I had the misfortune to go to the emergency department at this hospital for treatment for a…read moreDIAGNOSED kidney stone/cyst on Fri., July 15. I was seen by Ryan Bateman, who is a very young, inexperienced doctor. He was rude, obnoxious and should not be allowed to see patients. BTW, I was diagnosed by a urologist at that very hospital on 5/15/22. The ED was almost empty that afternoon, and now I know why. Do yourself a favor, go elsewhere for your care.

This review can go on for days. Go some place else and good luck if you don't. You'll need it!read more

Terrible surgeon. Used an outdated method for hemorrhoidectomy several years ago causing me anal…read morestenosis, nerve damage and resulting in chronic and severe constipation. Stay away!

From the owner: Pilipshen Colon and Rectal Surgical Services in Moorestown, New Jersey, and servicing Lumberton,…read moreNew Jersey is run by a licensed and nationally board certified colon and rectal surgeon, Stephen J. Pilipshen, MD. He is backed by nearly three decades of practice.

Patient First Primary and Urgent Care was a reassuring and well-run option when I needed care while…read moreaway from home. I was on holiday and unfortunately became sick, so convenience and efficiency mattered. The clinic itself was bright, clean, and well organized. There was a welcome station at the entrance with hand sanitizer and face masks, and check-in was handled through a digital system. I received text updates showing my place in the queue, which even allowed me to wait in my car if I wanted. Despite the clinic being busy, the total time from check-in to check-out was about 1 hour and 10 minutes, which felt very reasonable. The level of care and customer service was top notch. A medical assistant greeted me and brought me back, followed by a nurse who took my vitals and asked if I needed water or a blanket. While waiting for the doctor, two additional staff members stopped by just to check in and see if I needed anything, which really stood out. Dr. Miles was caring, efficient, and thorough, and got me on my way with a clear plan and medication. The only thing keeping this from a full five stars was a prescription mix-up that required me to use a paper copy instead of it being sent directly to the pharmacy. Thankfully, it was an easy fix. Overall, this was a very positive experience, especially when you are not feeling well and are far from home.

AVOID- **they will bill you even if you are not seen** I…read morewaited in a waiting room for over an hour (not busy). Did not get seen by any provider. I then left because I had waited OVER AN HOUR. I asked the receptionist if I was going to get billed. She said no, because I was not seen. Then an hour after I left I get a call asking where I was because my room was ready. I said that I told the receptionist that I was leaving. This was going to be 2 hours after I would have shown up. Now 2 weeks later I get a bill for $166. Which obviously I am not going to pay because I was not seen. Avoid avoid avoid!

i rated 3 stars because i was taken to be seen quickly, the receptionist was helpful and the nurses…read morewere sweet to me. i will not rate 5 stars because this er visit was the worst medical treatment experience i've ever had. this was my experience with dr. adam kandil. i have a congenital heart defect, diagnosed with numerous tests detailing exactly what my issue is. i need surgery for my issue and was told to go to the er if i was having intense pain in the meantime. i did as i was told, visited the er at 3:00 am when the pain was too much to bear one night. i want to mention that the rn that looked after me, willa, was very kind and patient. historically, beta blockers helped me with my chest pain, i didn't need pain killers or anything addictive substances. but during my 5 hour er stay, the doctor prescribed me stomach medicine over and over again through my iv. i asked if i can have a beta blocker and the rn relayed to me that the doctor doesn't want to because it's for high blood pressure. i understand that dr. adam kandil is an emergency medicine specialist and not a cardiologist, but surely even he knows beta blockers are a common aid for heart issues? after the 3rd round of anti acids, i decided i would say i'm fine and go home. they asked if i wanted a pain killer prescription and i said okay. i left the er and dr. adam kandil did not talk to me even once face to face. there were about 3 patients at the er total at 3:00 am and somehow i was still unable to see the doctor even once. the worst part is when i went to cvs to pick up the painkiller prescription i was given, the label on the package read that it was anti gas medicine. i've been seeing a cardiologist since middle school and i'm 24 now. i have mountains of medical documentation of my heart problem. to dr. adam kandil though, i was just a very gassy patient, i guess. fyi, i rarely have stomach problems, including indigestion and acid reflux. it's okay to be unfamiliar with a medication issue, but at least try to see and talk to your patient face to face to try and understand the problem. i'm not one to whine and complain, i know medical staff are overworked and underpaid. but even at the busiest of places, i was treated with more dignity than jefferson's emergency room doctor. this was such a terrible experience that i would rather experience cardiac arrest than be under dr. adam kandil's "care" ever again. edit: unrelated to this incident, i went to this er once before for having serious suicidal thoughts due to my demanding job at the time. they took a urine sample, put me in a gown and had me wait on a bed for a long time until someone came in and told me they had no behavioral health staff in the building that day. i was sent home with a hefty bill for care i didn't receive. could have saved me a lot of money and time if i was informed before intake that there was no one who could actually see me. communication within this hospital must be in a dire state or they purposely kept me there for free money. i don't know which one is worse.

From the ER through inpatient, there was not a moment that I could complain about the level of care…read morethat went into the treatment that I received. The teams were organized and efficient, even over the holiday week and snow storm, they were all locked in on my care and kept me, and my support team, fully in the know.