The service and people they have employed here are great! Everyone I talked to was very…read moreknowledgeable at their position which is extremely important in the medical field. The building was well maintained and I haven't seen more than 2 people waiting at a time so I know they're efficient. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars is the bill I got in the mail confused me a bit. They say you can pay online at 2 different sites, and the main one they highlight is not a real website. I'm also confused as to why the bill is from "warren urgent care walk-in clinic" but the business is "Doctors Urgent Care". Also, on the website where you pay, it doesn't show the balance due. It just lets you enter in whatever amount. I can't even tell if I'm paying the right establishment and how much is left on the tab. Do yourself a favor and PAY IN PERSON OR OVER THE PHONE.

Omg everyone at this office are literally the sweetest people ever! The two girls at the front were…read moreso sweet and helpful. I only got one of their names, her name was Kim, she was so helpful and sweet on the phone and in person, makes you feel so at peace and calm Its healthcare essential workers like these that are helping us get through this pandemic with the most positive attitude we can! They really made me feel safe!

Bored on a Sunday night? Then, maybe you should give yourself a deep cut that requires stitches. My…read morewife did that, and she didn't want to go to an ER. After leaving the parking lot of 2 urgent care places that listed their hours as being open, but they weren't, we came here. This is a first class operation. You'd think you're in a fully equipped hospital, and you wouldn't be far off. Dr Awada is awesome. He talked to us as he did the stitches (she needed 6, so we got to talk a lot). He met Dr Fauchi 20 years ago. He worked with Doctors Without Borders in Mozambique. And, the work was relatively quick and it looked perfect. The wait at the ER nearby was seven hours today. We were in and out of here in about an hour and a half. The only downside? They don't accept insurance. That's not as bad as it sounds, since it's January and we're not even close to meeting our deductible. A hospital would've charged significantly more than the $250 we paid today. Dr Awada is also a primary care physician. We were considering changing doctors anyway, and I think we've just found our new family doctor.

I have insurance but I cannot help but come back. I have gone to doctors here and in AZ and Dr.Sam…read morehas been the only one to diagnose things I have been struggling for; for years. Things that were ruled out as a "bad period", "weight", or simple flu. I really recommend them. Nina is also wonderful. Walk-ins being welcome at late hours at night is also a plus. They also keep you very informed on the costs. Dr.Sam and Nina even remembered me after only coming once, which is nice.

The sooner you arrive, the faster your service will be. I always am in & out if i got at 8am (when…read morethey open). The staff is polite & moves with urgency.

Wonderful group of professionals. Gave high quality service. From front desk to medical assistant…read moreand doctor 2 thumbs up.

My family has been seeing Renee Paye for 23 years. This is the third office we have been in and it…read moreis beautiful. I am happy for this practice that they have found another beautiful home to take care of their patients. Nicole, the sign in receptionist is darling. What a great personality to have greet the patients. We all know the first impression starts with not only the phone call to make your appointment but also the person at the sign in desk. Nicole was lovely. She's a keeper! I also love all of the familiar faces that have remained over the years in this practice. It says so much about the physicians. Longevity and dedication are hard to come by these days so kudos to you all. Kristen Bove

We had a great experience at the office today, went in during their walk in hours, We walked right…read morein and got taken care of right away. Fortunately I knew the walk-in hours existed, I only gave four stars because it is not listed anywhere on their website. We love the doctors in this office, but have not always loved the hoops we have to jump through to get in. Today was much better than in the past.

I went here today due to the illness that is going around. Heavy congestion in chest, short of…read morebreath, worst cold ever. Within 5 minutes of arriving, I was in a bed with a nurse given me medication to help me breathe again. Ran all sorts of tests quickly. Any other ER, I would still be there. In and out in under 4 hours. Everyone was very kind. Love this place. Got me feeling 50% better in under 4 hours. I would like to thank everyone there. So thank you !!! The negative reviews are not even for this place.

My son's primary doctor retired last year. Had an appointment yesterday with his replacement, Dr…read more Rios. What a mistake. His bedside manner is atrocious and his medical skills even more questionable. The nurse literally came in and gave my son a vaccination he's already had at the doctor's orders. I was furious. When I pointed it out to the Doctor, I got a half ass apology and that's it. Inexcusable! This doctor needs to be fired and I'm pretty sure he's the worst doctor we have ever seen. Definitely will not be returning.

I went there for my DOT exam. I made a mistake on the form but Dominique was very cool about it…read more Other than that, they were all friendly, assuring and profissonal. Highly recommended truly.

Staff is great and helpful. I send my whole family here for care. They were friendly, and the…read moreweight was not very long.

I see a lot of doctors. Most of them are at U of M but, I have been going to Dr. Burke for about a…read moredecade. He is good at hand surgery and that is why I see him. Since I have spent many hours in his waiting room I would like to start my review with a few points that I think people really need to know about seeing an orthopedic surgeon, please bear with me.... 1. Orthopedic surgery is a specialty, here the main focus is hands. Usually that means that there are a limited number of specialists in your area, and an even smaller number of good ones. This means that appointments are in high demand at these types of offices. Dr. Burke is great at his job. I have spoken to people that come from other states or are coming to him because his reputation precedes him or someone they know had such a good outcome from their surgery with him many years before. I cannot speak to his colleagues in this office but, I would be fairly confident that they are good at what they do. 2. I have met very few surgeons with a great bedside manner. They are blunt and to the point. This mostly describes Dr. Burke as well but, he has warmed to me over the years and we talk baseball occasionally. Sometimes your appointments will be brief but, if you ever have something you want to discuss then advocate for yourself and talk about it! Doctors are busy and yes many offices schedule more than one patient per an appointment time. You will get the most out of your appointment if you take an active role in it. 3. Orthopedic emergencies happen and you are really going to want the doctor to see you quickly, without a long scheduled appointment if you broke your wrist/hand/whatever over the weekend playing at the lake with Cousin Bob. Sometimes this means that your long standing appointment might be pushed back for the person in the waiting room with the temp cast the Emergency Department put on and a look of pain in their eyes. Have some empathy and be patient because if the situation were reversed you would hope for the same. 4. Which brings to a big point, perhaps the one thing that really infuriates people about doctors' offices - sometimes you are going to have to wait here and sometimes that wait might even be more than an hour. It is simply the reality of the situation, not one that any of us appreciate. But, you need to take the whole situation into consideration. There are days when the schedule is running smoothly and you'll breeze in and out...then there are days when you are going to be there for a couple of hours. Bring a book or watch the annoying TV in the waiting room. The biggest tip I can give you, is get an early appointment, one of the first of the day if you can. Usually this means you will get in before the schedule gets delayed and/or emergencies come in. If you are still with me after that tangent, let me say, in 2010 I injured both of my wrists at the same time and Dr. Burke took wonderful care of me. We went the conservative route at first but, it was determined that surgery was necessary. Four surgeries later (one for each wrist to do the initial repair which meant installing some hardware, and one for each wrist later to remove most of the hardware) I am very pleased with my outcome. I highly recommend Dr. Burke but, I hope you never have to see him!

I can to see Dr.Lasater for my knee, I received two cortisone injections and they didn't help me…read more. So I was told I can receive Gel injections for my knee and I tried numerous times to arrange an appointment for the Gel injections.. After leaving many messages to the staff, I still haven't received and phone calls about it.. It's been a long time and I'm done waiting.. I staff there are incompetent and should be replaced and deported.. The lady with the answering service needs to retire because she's too old to remember and carry on a sensible conversation I recommend finding another facility to go to . The Doctor is good, but the staff sucks..

Very good very nice. Alissa deserves million dollars very wonderful person. She takes good care of…read moreme, very lovely person. Just amazing. As well as other staff. Very nice good place.

Just opened so their not busy yet and no one really knows about them, which is why we got in…read moreextremely fast no wait and no patients! I came here from our normal urgent care that told me it would be about a 3 hour wait! Thank God I remembered passing by this place and seen the opening soon sign! I almost don't want to post and share it!! Check in was quick, standard paperwork, id, and insurance information needed. The male medical assistant needed a bit more practice, the female MA was fantastic, the office manager was very efficient and friendly, and the doctor was great. Very friendly, good with kids, gentle during the procedure, and thorough. Overall, after some time and adjustments, this practice should be much better! I will definitely return!

Dr. Hannah Choi is seriously the best - I wish she was my PCP!!! Very convenient making an…read moreappointment here through my regular Henry ford hospital for a need that required a visit within 3 days.

When you want to see a doctor for something that doesn't reach the threshold for the Emergency Room…read morebut can't wait for two or three weeks to see your regular doctor, Henry Ford Hospital Systems offers walk-in clinics. They are spread around the metro area so you shouldn't have to go too far. We have used this location a few times in the past but it has been a while. There is no appointment needed but they also include the ability to sign up online to hold your place in the walk-in line. It also shows you how long the estimated wait time is. When you arrive you need to sign in at the counter or by using the kiosk nearby. Then you have a seat and check the electronic screen showing your place in line. I have never experienced longer wait times than they originally estimated. I have used the online system but mostly I just show up. The staff, including the doctors and nurses, are all professional, polite, and very competent in my experience; they quickly discuss your issue and get to the cause and solutions.