I am able to use this small lab with my insurance and it's about 4 blocks from my home. It's…read moregreat. Quick in and out.

Staff excellent and quick. Open early and no need for an appointment. The only thing better would…read morebe Saturday hours. It will be my lab of choice.

Nce ladies do great work. Very helpful. Best to use the appointment on line…read more Gʻgʻggggggggggggggggg

Very slow, it says appointments preferred but the website doesn't work properly and unable to make…read moreany appointment My boyfriend went in and Che Jed in on tablet Then waited 45 min just to speak with receptionist only to say she didn't get the electronic order from doctor so he wasted an hour and left

AWFUL. Most of the time, you don't even see an actual doctor. You end up waiting 45mins+ every…read morevisit. But this last visit was the last straw. I made an appt for Casa and double-checked at the end of the call that it was the Casa office. She confirmed. Their office is closed from 1-2 for lunch, they didn't even open until over 20mins after, then we come to find out our appt is for Oceano! To top it off, the doctor sits on his phone, there's no other patients, and they say they can't see us until 3. We're done. Going to Dr. Kaplan in SM.

I take my boys to Dr James McGhee. He is the absolute BEST! He patiently answers all your questions…read moreand genuinely cares about his patients. I never feel rushed. He remembers me and my boys every time. These sounds like things every doctor should do but in this day and age are novelties

They only had two people working the morning I came in. I arrived at 9:00am and waited 50 minutes…read moreonly to have to leave because I had another appointment. When I came back, I waited another hour before I was taken back. One of the techs left to go on her lunch break leaving only one person to handle a waiting room of 10. They need more help here. Maybe taking appointments might help to alleviate this back log. And now I'm grouchy because I haven't eaten since last night.

Slooooooooow. If they're short-handed, they should advise clients up front so we can decide whether…read moreto waste an hour before we have to go . Seems to be SOP here. One employee said to a client that Mondays and Fridays are always very busy. So schedule more employees on those days.

I went here five years ago and thought I would never come back…read more I came here today because it was right underneath my doctor's office To keep it short, there is a Front Desk lady there with brown hair, who is very very rude and comes across as combative I have blood drawn at different places you usually walk in they ask you they're kind of there with you. They're pleasant. You get a chance to let them know if you need it sent to any other doctors and or if you need a rhythm copy yourself. The way they hear is always sitting there with almost no one in there both class and rude and calls you sweetie, and this in that, but when it comes to actually doing her job, she's constantly making excuses constantly putting you down and telling her what you shouldn't shouldn't do anything even when you ask her nicely she doesn't do what a normal person at that job would do I basically left the blood draw because the lady who drew my blood also said you have to ask her and I go out there and nicely. Ask her you know what I really need the scent to two other doctors can I give you their names and in a very combative matter, she made me she chastise me for not saying that when I first came in and told me it's too late I can't do it. I won't go into details, but this is rude. This is passing on the book to your client if she's not being paid for this I don't know what she's being paid for and luckily I had to press on it and told her I'm not going home and doing all this other work. I have 1 million other doctors appointment. This is your job and I would appreciate it if you made a little easier on me on top of that I'm Neurodiverse and I'm sick and anyways with three more chastisement she finally did this for me. She couldn't even find their fax numbers. I mean, I've worked in medical offices. You don't keep the person waiting. You say OK we'll do that and then you do that and they leave and they can count and you're doing that but this I don't know if this isn't happening anymore and especially not in this office but she continues all of this rush at being an angrily in front of other clients. All I'm saying is I left the office crying and so exhausted. So if if you were sick if you're retired, if you have, if you're elderly, if you have someone who's not doing too well please don't go here for your services. It's not worth the chastisement than the abuse. And it probably won't happen and nothing against this lady, but she really needs to not be working in this field or maybe not working at all. I mean I'm a person who gives people a lot of slack but this is actually just not ethical like she should be fired and go through the system again it's it's terrible. It's terrible. I'm only giving one star because I guess I have to give it for this review to go through

Went there with no appointment and even with a dozen clients there I was in and out in 1 hour. Very…read morenice staff and no multiple poke drawing blood.

I had a transformative experience at the community health center in Paso Robles urgent care near…read morewalmart. Recently it that ignited my passion for advocacy and patient care. The urgent care department has two providers, a doctor and a physician assistant, who I felt misunderstood my request for muscle relaxers to alleviate a severe spasm in my spine and nerve pain in my face. Unfortunately, they delayed my treatment and made light of my condition, which was unsettling. I was also taken aback by their unprofessional comments about my diagnosis. Saying, I'm not God, I can't make your condition go away. Excuse me, what medical professional makes ridiculous comments like that? I took steps to address these issues and ensure that everyone receives exceptional care, by reporting them to the medical board and CEO. I am empowered to advocate for myself and others, and I am committed to creating positive change in my community. Other patients have complained about inaccurate care at this facility as well. I refuse to be sacrificed because they're unaware of my health conditions, one was DDD and the other Trigeminal neuralgia.

First, the staff behind the front desk, and all the technicians are absolutely WONDERFUL!…read more But.... a short time ago it went to walk-in X-rays, rather than being able to schedule an appointment. This makes getting an X-ray stressful, never sure if it can be done or not. I've talked to many who have quit going for this very reason, many having to go back 2-3 times until they can get their Doctor-ordered imaging. I can see the desk staff has to deal with irate patients, no fault of their own, and they do it with dignity and grace. This should not be part of their job description. As a patient, the peace of mind of a schedule time for imaging is priceless. I'm not sure who's brilliant idea this was to make this change, but it is affecting both patients and staff (from my observation) and I'm sure ultimately affecting the business, because not being able to schedule X-rays leaves a bad experience. Also, there needs to be a full-time person to answer the phone so the desk staff can do what they do so well, and patients can actually get through to the office.

Second time I have gone here for MRI in 3 years and now both times they have not sent my MRI disc…read moreto the doctor I gave them the information to send it. My DR is 3 hours away and the first time they said they sent it and I drove the three hours only to find out they had only sent the report not the disc. This time I called my doctor and ask if they had the disc and they told me they only had the report. My Dr office called then and requested the disc and lucky for me this time was a video call and he tells me they still have not received the disc and that I will have to make the 3 hour drive with my copy of it to review it and set an appointment for surgery if it needs that. They seem to be very unprofessional and no concern for their patient's care or time. I would not recommend them to anyone and I will be using Radiology Diag Center from now on. John Shaw

Do not use Dr. Camille Chandler at 1250 Peach Street, Suite A, San Luis Obispo, California aka…read moreMedical Clinic at Peach. Dr. Chandler and her staff cannot do basic medical requests/procedures like referrals, medical reconcillation (going over your current medications), lab work (misses what lab is to test for which causes patients to have to have blood drawn AGAIN) etc., etc. I have never seen anything like it but if you do a little research on Dr. Chandler, she has a history of bad patient care. One reviewer said that "Dr. Chandler was great at first but care diminished over time." I feel the same way. She is great during your first appointment only to become terrible afterwards. I tried to complain to the office manager "Dawn B," but the gatekeepers, who answer the phones, refused to transfer me to Dawn's voicemail and I can guarantee she didn't give "Dawn" a message from me. I know this because my spouse tried to get a "primary care referral" from Chandler's office to go to a dermatologist for two straight weeks (for a condition that was getting worse and worse re: his autoimmune disease) he ended up going to Urgent Care (2x) in Santa Maria. Dignity Health's insurance REQUIRES a patient to use a primary care office to get any specialist care. I am horrified and sickened at how poorly ran this office is. How poorly Chandler listens to her patients. How poorly their medical assistants are. No patient should EVER be treated so poorly by a physician or their staff. I cannot recommend Medical Clinic at Peach to anyone until behavior changes. Sadly, I don't think it will given Chandler's history at her previous clinic and her current one.

Absolutely the WORST experience I've had! I had an appointment, waited for over an hour and still…read moredidn't see the doctor! The receptionist didn't even keep me informed on the wait time until I walked up 3 different times asking how much longer. After waiting 30 minutes after I was told " it will be 5 more minutes, I rescheduled..... 4 months out!! What a joke! Don't recommend!

Fact: it takes almost dying for most nurses to go to the ER. This was me last week. I honestly had…read morenever felt so sick in my entire life. I wanted to write this review because while this has been pretty much my only experience as a patient at a hospital, I am forever grateful for the treatment I received. I came in with a temp of 103.9 and a HR of 140. I was so dizzy I could barely stand. I was triaged within minutes and immediately placed in a bay. Every single staff member (several nurses, doctor, lab, EKG and radiology techs) were absolutely incredible. Professional, skilled, expeditious and truly worked as a team. Even though I was super scared, every team member took the effort to put me at ease. I write this as a retired RN who has worked primarily in ICU, but as well as Burn ICU, peri-operative units, and even a few ER shifts when I was a float nurse. Even though I have never been on the patient side until now, I've seen a things or two. Twin Cities delivered. Turns out I had a pretty severe case of pneumonia but a week later I almost feel myself again. The doctor encouraged me to come back if I ever have any problems or if things worsened. I feel relieved to have emergency care like Twin Cities in our community. I've read some pretty abysmal reviews and being a nurse, I know there are always two sides to the story. Thank you Twin Cities.

Staff seemed competent with their job with the exception of the patient facing front staff, they…read morewere poor. You would think the people facing the patient would exhibit some compassion and care. This is the same complaint I have about Templeton Imaging. Clinical staff is great but the people who start the process are horrible. I realize that it is a tough job admitting patients but if you can't exhibit a level of concern and compassion, GET ANOTHER JOB! My wife went there on a Monday because she was short of breath and had a very low Hemoglobin number and was advised by her PCP to get to the ER for a transfusion. Long wait in the ER waiting room, finally got a bed in a room. Nurses there seemed proficient and friendly, one specifically was very attentive, wish I caught his name. Finally admitted to a room and the journey began. She ended up with three units of blood and an upper GI procedure. In the end she was discharged on Thursday with VERY unclear discharge orders. Not sure what discharge planning there was since I was there in the afternoon and nothing was listed on the board about a plan. Overall if there was another choice I would take it. I know there were a lot of complaint about Tenet but at least they seemed better. I find this disappointing because I worked for Adventist East and consider it to be a fine organization. Again the nurses and most of the staff are very good but the challenge is the front facing people don't seem to care.