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    MinuteClinic at CVS

    1.0 (1 review)
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    Grady Memorial Hospital - Central Ave and Troy Rd.

    Grady Memorial Hospital

    2.5(30 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I went in for a terrible Kidney stone attack. I have had these before but the last one was 26…read moreyears ago...! They gave me Morphine...twice...and the pain was still there. Then they gave me dulatin which knocked the pain right out. For some reason, Grady has a problem getting Dulatin. They say there is a shortage. Ok, maybe for them, but later the same month, I had another attack and went to St. Anns. No problem with Dulatin there. Something is wrong here. But otherwise, the nurses at Grady were polite, pleasant and helpful. I truly suspect that the attitude they develop comes from always being around people who are sick and short-tempered because they are in pain and after a while, I suppose a person (nurse) gets tired of being talked to rudely and starts to take it out on the patient. However, I, no matter how much pain I am in, try to be polite and respectful of the staff. And I get polite and respectful service from them in return. Granted, if they didn't want to work with sick people, they should have studied to become something else, but still, human nature being what it is, we are now at the point in our society where short answers and slight rudeness are becoming the norms. However, I have to say Grady did take care of me with very little wasted time...I waited for a few hours sometimes, but never while writhing in pain. They did take care of my pain issues. I have been to Grady for the Kidney Stone, for a stroke, for a heart ablation AFIB surgical procedure, for CAT and MRI and MRA brain scans, for Stents in the heart arteries and By and Large, Grady and its Doctors, Nurses and Staff came through for me. Granted, it may not be Riverside or Mt. Carmel, but if I were to score it, it would fall in the low 90's percentile, and that is not bad. I am not sure if the Cleveland Clinic scores 100% all the time. That is my take on Grady. Overall, maybe not an A+ or an A, but certainly an A-. Thanks Grady! Bob L. Sunbury, Ohio

    Regarding the ER. Ridiculous wait times, patients leaving without being seen. Today was not a…read morebanner day for Grady. Horrible experience.

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    COPC - Stella Primary Care

    COPC - Stella Primary Care

    3.3(3 reviews)
    13.0 miPolaris

    My doctor retired, had to find a new primary care place. This got mixed reviews on a couple of…read moresites, but decent overall, and was one of the few accepting new patients. Got in within a couple of weeks for a physical. Staff were good, doc (physician's assistant actually) was great. Listened patiently, had some good advice. Had some issues (I forgot paperwork, had to get blood draw, etc.,) and they were sorted out quickly, online and with phone calls.

    Stay away from Marc Serve. In the two years that I saw him he was extremely unhelpful…read more First off I was having an issue with joint pain in my hands. I must have brought it up to him five or six times and every time he would barely examine me before essentially shrugging his shoulders and saying "I dont know". Eventually I started asking him for a referral to a specialist or maybe some x-rays to find the problem. He refused to give me any referral and even said X-rays were unnecessary. So eventually I went just scheduled an appointment at another specialist on my own. Had to wait a long time for an appointment, but the first thing they did was order an x-ray. A week later I had a diagnosis and was scheduled for physical therapy. Two years of begging Dr Serve for help and all I needed was an x-ray and a very simple physical therapy plan (playing with therapy putty for a few minutes a day). Next off, and way more concerning. I had some moles appear a couple years ago. I asked Dr Serve to take a look at them and it took him all of three seconds to say they looked fine and there was nothing to worry about... Except it turns out there was something to be concerned about. I started seeing a new Dr who immediately referred a dermatologist without me even bringing it up. I got the results back and turns out one of them was not atypical. Long story short, i have Been living with a mole that needs excised for two years now, in other words potential skin cancer. Do NOT trust this man with your healthcare.

    MinuteClinic at CVS - walkinclinics - Updated August 2026

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