I had care that was appropriate for my symptoms and the initial in house office testing was…read moreappropriate. My complaint is that when I was called with culture results the person read me results from last year. And I did not realize until I could not get them in writing. The results were still pending with the lab. This has created a possible antibiotic error.

$250 for a rapid flu test. YIKES!…read more Procedure: 1. Swab Q-tip in nostrils 2. Wait a few minutes for result 3. Pay $250 I felt ok at the time, but I decided to get tested anyways because of an upcoming social event. Surprisingly, I tested positive. Wonk wonk... but the good thing was that I knew to (sadly but) responsibly stay at home to prevent spreading it. I wish there was a cheaper alternative for flu tests instead of going into an urgent care. These urgent care visits always leave me with anxiety I never know how much it would cost until weeks later. It also doesn't help that my insurance has such high deductible. Wait time was ok because I had an appointment. The person who swabbed my nose was nice. Living is expensive. Just don't get sick and you'll be ok.

I just want to say, amanda is amazing, she puts up with me. She has scheduled so many tests for me…read moreand for one reason another car breaking down on daughter being in the hospital me breaking my leg, and she is still sweet and professional. I'm going to miss this office, Dr pucillo is retiring I don't know when, and I have to find another doctor and see if I'm an hour and a half away it only makes sense to find one out here but I can tell you right now I will not find anyone as good. And if any of you think any different. Maybe you should go to the therapist. He is sweet kind funny loving and he does everything you can and so does Amanda. I really will miss Dr.pucillo. he is always been there whenever I need any help of course it takes time for him to come back at me but I'm not his only patient, and all of you should realize that too. But when he is in there and he's doing this thing, he is the best and he will make sure that he orders any tests that you need although a lot of people say oh I don't need that because my insurance won't pay for it. But he does everything he can to make it financially feasible for all of us.

Tracey Miller is the best doctor around hands down. she doesn't miss a thing when it comes to…read morecaring for her patients. Her staff and assistants are all very helpful in the process. the office and admin staff here stay on top of everything over the years allowing a easier process For insurance clinical appointments prescriptions etc . Thanks Dr Pucuillio and especially Pa Tracey Miller her staff Mary Lu and everyone else ! Thanks for being such great doctors and assistants your hard work is recognize and appreciated.

the smell, disgusting the staff, rude don't recommend. I heard the nurse making fun of me so what a…read moregreat experience!! Also right When we left they closed so early. Hope no one else needed anything

My 8 year old was running a temp and crying that his head was hurting. I called ahead to check on…read morethe wait. The front desk said not at the time but "can't make any promises." This makes sense but didn't seem like a professional or courteous way to share this information. Since I lived 5 mins away, I decided to take my chances. My husband carries my son in. Two people were sitting in the front, laughing and chatting. They did not seem concerned or a place where they take care of "urgent" matters. I gave my insurance and they told me to complete the 10 page questionnaire online. It took some time for me to load it, after connecting to internet, when I got to the last page, an error page loaded. I felt hopeless with my kid crying. My husband tried again from his phone and thankfully was successful. We were seen after 25 min. Which isn't too bad but I felt frustrated considering the login issues and hearing the front desk folks laughing while my baby was in pain. My son got seen but I can't comment on the care received since they didn't allow both parents in the urgent care room. I know that memorial Herman urgent care allows both parents and seem to show more urgent like caring behaviors.

I brought my 5 year old son in to see if he had fractured his leg after a scooter crash. Of course,…read morethis happened on a Saturday evening right before Christmas, so I waited and came in first thing Sunday morning. I used the app to claim my spot in line and it notified me when to come inside. We had just enough time to grab breakfast and sit in the car to eat. Once inside, check-in was fairly easy and the nurses and staff were friendly and pleasant. After a simple X-ray and a visit with the Dr. it was confirmed that my son fractured his tibia. The nurse who wrapped his leg with a temporary splint was so courteous and careful with my son. We left with a CD of the X rays and an official report from the Dr. about the diagnosis. A few days later, a nurse called to check up on my son to see how he was managing his injury. I have nothing but great things to say about our experience at Next Level and highly recommend it to anyone. Tip: try to wait in the car and use the app if you can...lots of sick people in and out of the waiting room so you're better off minimizing the time you wait inside. Overall, I have nothing but wonderful things to say about our experience at Next Level.

Best urgent care experience. Not a bad wait. Staff was professional and knowledgeable. Very clean…read morefacility. Felt safe and cared for by competent medical professionals.

Five stars for their P.A., Sarah--incredibly caring and professional! She listened to my concerns…read moreand promptly came up with a treatment plan. I had a cough for two weeks and had chest x-rays taken and was offered a steroid injection to calm the inflammation plus meds to help get me cleared up. Nurses and x-ray tech were all so courteous. It was easy to schedule an appointment online, and my wait was no longer than 10 minutes. Once inside, I did have to wait a bit to be seen and to have x-rays taken, but that's to be expected with multiple patients waiting to be seen. I've been to a few urgent cares in this area, and I think this one's the best--especially if Sarah is working!

During my visit, I became dizzy while walking to the back area. I did not fall and hit my head;…read moreinstead, I lowered myself to the floor and lied down to rest my head, not to mention, I was fully coherent The nurse practitioner called 911 and stated, "We can't have you here. We don't do that! She never touched me and treated as though I'm the plague. "Im telling you to go to emergency not". I know my rights and she couldn't TELL me go anywhere. I felt that the situation was not assessed calmly and that my explanation was not fully considered. I explained that I had recently started taking a medication that can cause dizziness. The nurse practitioner wouldn't listen or assist me in getting up; however, the medical assistant helped me return to the front area. I later visited Next Level Urgent Care in Sugar Land, where I was evaluated and diagnosed with the flu. My symptoms included dizziness, headaches, nausea, and significant body aches, which were consistent with that diagnosis. My primary concern is I was not adequately heard or assessed before 911 was called and refusing to listen to anything I said. I was yelled at me to go to the emergency room. I was also concerned about the potential cost of an emergency-room visit. This nurse practitioner was rude and incompetent. After I returned to the front area, the nurse practitioner asked whether I still wanted a back X-ray. At that point, I declined the X-ray. Had she known about the symptoms of the flu she would have done better. Absolutely not. I appreciate the assistance provided by the medical assistant and front desk assistant. However, based on my experience, I was dissatisfied with the communication and evaluation I received from the nurse practitioner, and I do not plan to return. Go to Next Level Care - Sugar Land

Walked in yesterday. 2 not 3 at counter. Same as 2 years ago. Nobody looked up and said Hello, or…read moreHi or welcome or anything. Completely un acknowledeged. Even spoke up..good morning...hello...welcome...and nobody would look up. Va is totally wasted employees. Their employees are the ones who Methodist, Memorial Hermann ect dont hire. Nuff said.

Dr T's nurse very condescending to patients. Prescription from oncologist at Methodist prescribed…read more30 day prescription for blood thinner, Dr T called in a two week supply. Half of what was needed. I do not recommend her or her nurse.

Went quick and in and out the Tech and Dr were great, the receptionist was very helpful. Would come…read morehere again when I'm sick again.

CareNow : hwy 6 Assess is condition is shingles. The "Dr"…read morewas awful. Had no idea what he was looking for and pointed to a forehead vein! There is a tv in each exam room. I had to Tell him to quit watching the TV!!! There 3 hrs! With an awful staff who could not speak above a whisper!!! Never got a diagnosis!

Disappointed by Weekend Experience Despite Great Past Visits…read more My daughter and I have visited Excel multiple times over the past year for school physicals, labs, and X-rays, and we've always had a great experience--especially with Ms. Abernathy, who has consistently been professional, efficient, and kind. However, my most recent visit over the weekend was deeply disappointing. I came in around 9:10 AM, right as the office opened, needing a physical done urgently. The front desk staff member seemed noticeably reluctant to assist, even though the office wasn't busy. She told me, "Dr. Okonji is not here," in a dismissive tone, as though I was there for a casual visit. Then she added, "I don't think Bola will do it," without any explanation or attempt to clarify who Bola was. I had to suggest she at least ask. She briefly went to the back and returned to say they couldn't do it and advised me to go to my PCP--as if I hadn't already considered that option before coming to urgent care. As someone who works in healthcare myself, I understand policies and constraints, but I also know the value of being responsive and empathetic--especially in urgent care settings where patients often don't have the luxury of waiting for a PCP appointment. This experience was a stark contrast to the professionalism I've previously received at Excel, and I hope it's addressed so other patients don't feel similarly dismissed

Our visit was great. Staff was friendly and helpful, and the doctor was very professional. I would…read morerecommend this urgent care to anyone.