I wish I could give this minute clinic a negative star. My fiancé was experiencing, what we thought were typical UTI symptoms, and having kidney problems, I sent him to this urgent care. I've come here many times and haven't had a single issue, until now. He went in to see whatever female associate was working that Sunday, February 2nd at around 11:45am. Made an appt beforehand to hold his place in line. When he got there, no one was in the waiting area yet was told it was going to be another 30 minute wait. When they called him back to the room, he described what was going on and explained how he thought he might have a UTI. Well, apparently they have 0 clue on how to test for this INFECTION because she stated that they do not test males for UTI, due to it being a different test for males. What??????? That is the most ridiculous this I've ever heard. When you test for a UTI, you're testing for bacteria or any signs or infection - not anything hormone related. After she refused him treatment, he asked about Azo pain relief for his symptoms. She then proceeded to tell him "that doesn't work for males". I'm not sure what she was thinking because both female AND males can both get UTI's. Four hours after he left, he was experiencing left flank pain that was intermittent and then quickly became constant. We went to ANOTHER urgent care (who was fabulous), and once they took his blood pressure, told him to immediately go to the ER. His blood pressure was through the roof, she would've noticed if she had taken it in the first place, and pain was at an 8. After multiple tests at the ER, it was determined that my fiancé had a 4mm sized kidney stone. IF she had just tested his urine at the minute clinic, she would've noticed the blood in the urine and hopefully had done something about it, but given this experience - I highly doubt it. I have never been so outraged before at medical care. This was absolutely unacceptable. read more