This is the urgent care that the worker's comp nurse-line sent me to -- right around the corner from work -- after I wrecked my back doing perfectly reasonable things (I hate getting old). Waited a while -- yes, I get it; others there were more urgent. I wasn't screaming or actively bleeding. But what I needed to do was LIE DOWN on an ice pack and take the meds that I already have at home. Which is exactly what the PA told me, after she ushered me into a room. She knew, as I knew, that I only had to be there for worker's comp documentation.
I couldn't stand up straight, so I sat in one of their proffered wheelchairs. WHICH DON'T HAVE FOOTRESTS, so I had to try to hold my legs up to move, using the core areas I had just injured. Honestly. I should have just stumped along bent over, slowly. It would have hurt less.
Alas, at the front desk, it appeared that the PA hadn't filled out the form she had come into the room with. So I waited, slouched over the counter, while the front desk person got it done and sent me home.
I sound grouchy. Pain doesn't bring out the best in anyone. But by and large, they were fine for an urgent care, and I'm grateful they're so close to home.
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