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IMS Urgent Care - Buckeye

2.0 (12 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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2.9(10 reviews)
7.7 mi

I had a great experience with Gabriela Flores, PA‑C. She was thorough, patient, and took the time…read moreto explain everything clearly. I felt listened to and never rushed. She has a calm, reassuring presence and made my visit much more comfortable. I appreciate her professionalism and the care she provided. Tiana, the medical assistant, was fantastic. She was friendly, efficient, and made the check‑in process smooth. She treated me with kindness and helped me feel comfortable during a stressful appointment. Great energy and very professional. Fernanda was extremely kind and professional during my visit. She handled everything smoothly and made me feel comfortable from start to finish. Her calm demeanor and attention to detail really stood out. She's an asset to the office.

My experience with this office has been nothing but unprofessional and disorganized. My boyfriend…read morecalled to schedule an initial appointment and was never told he needed to fast for the labs they planned to run. When we arrived, they charged us for an office visit just to take his vitals....nothing else could be done because he wasn't fasting. We had to reschedule and pay for a second visit, something that could have been completely avoided if the receptionist had given basic instructions during scheduling. When his bloodwork results came in, nobody contacted us. We had to call the office ourselves only to be told his vitamin D was low and that a prescription would be sent to his pharmacy. Weeks went by and the pharmacy had no record of anything being called in--in fact, he didn't even have an account there because the office never sent the prescription in the first place. When I reached out to the doctor, she told us to "just buy it over the counter because most insurances don't cover it." Insurance was never the issue!!! We simply wanted the prescription that THEY told us they were sending. When I asked what dosage is needed to take and what exactly to buy OTC, I received no response at all. This office lacks communication, organization, and basic patient care. Save yourself the frustration and go somewhere that actually values your time, money, and health.

NextCare Urgent Care

NextCare Urgent Care

1.6(8 reviews)
12.7 mi

I have been coming to NextCare Urgent Care in Litchfield Park since we moved to the area and, until…read moremy last couple of visits, had always had positive experiences. Unfortunately, after my most recent visit, I will not be returning. On Saturday evening around 7:15 p.m., I had a frightening near-choking incident while eating steak at a restaurant nearby. The piece of steak became lodged in my esophagus. I could breathe, but I was in pain and completely unable to swallow liquids. Having never experienced anything like this before, my husband, our friends and I had no idea what type of medical care was required. Because NextCare was directly across from the restaurant, we went there for help and guidance. We explained the situation to the receptionist, who went to speak with the provider. When the NP came out, it appeared she had been told that someone was actively choking--which is not what we had said. She immediately seemed irritated that the situation was different from what had apparently been relayed to her and commented that she had come out because she thought someone was choking. We explained again that I had a piece of steak stuck in my throat, could breathe but could not swallow anything, and simply asked whether this was something they could help with. Her response and demeanor were incredibly dismissive and condescending. She told us that she couldn't refuse to help me, but that they did not have the equipment necessary to treat a food bolus and that I needed to go somewhere that did. She repeatedly emphasized that she couldn't refuse care or tell us what to do, to the point that an already frightening situation became unnecessarily uncomfortable and embarrassing. I completely understand that an urgent care may not have the equipment or specialists necessary to remove an esophageal food bolus. That is not why I am leaving this review. A simple, compassionate response such as, "I'm sorry you're going through this. Unfortunately, we don't have the equipment here to safely treat this, and you need a higher level of care," would have been completely understandable. What I cannot understand is treating a frightened patient with irritation and contempt simply because they walked into the wrong level of medical facility while trying to figure out where to get help. Healthcare professionals encounter people who are scared, in pain and unfamiliar with the medical system every day. Compassion costs nothing. I left feeling embarrassed for having even walked through the door at a moment when I was genuinely frightened and needed guidance. I ultimately did require hospital care for the food bolus, which only reinforced that seeking medical attention was absolutely appropriate. Unfortunately, the way I was treated at NextCare during that process has permanently changed my opinion of a location my family had trusted for years. After this experience, we will be finding another urgent care for our family.

The office staff is less than competent and apparently the office manager isn't really concerned…read moreabout that. I was seen by a PA who I felt did a good job, but there were problems with paperwork and follow-up with me and with SimonMed. The end result was I had broken bones in my hand for a week that didn't get proper treatment because the office staff didn't follow up. One interaction I had with a staffer was so sub-par that I asked for the name of a supervisor to contact. My thought was no just about my complaints, but rather that if someone with a serious condition got the same level of (sub par) treatment as I did, there might be serious consequences. They need to up their level of service. The email I sent the manager has gone unanswered. That speaks volumes.

IMS Urgent Care - Buckeye - urgent_care - Updated November 2026

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