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    MinuteClinic at CVS

    2.3 (9 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 1:00 pm, 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care - Southlake

    Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care - Southlake

    4.1(27 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    I made an appointment here for my daughter yesterday morning and we had the best experience…read more We got into an exam room quickly and everyone we encountered was extremely friendly. They gave me a water and my daughter got chocolate, stickers and a sucker. The facility was nice, modern and clean. They have a prescription medication kiosk. It just started acting up for them when we were there but I had another prescription to pick up from our usual pharmacy anyways. I will definitely be returning if we need to visit another urgent care.

    Bad experience from start to finish. Check-in was disrespectful, unprofessional, and lacked any…read moresemblance of urgency (despite no other patients present at the time). I was then told to sign forms - without being allowed to see them. I was handed a signature pad while the screen faced only the staff, with the forms verbally analyzed by a staff person. When I asked to briefly skim what I was signing, I was met with resistance and visible annoyance. In the exam room, another staff member echoed this attitude, saying, "So I heard you want to read the forms?" I was questioned as if my request were unreasonable and was barely allowed to view the screen, which was dramatically tilted away from me for no conceivable reason. The disorganization continued: my vitals were not recorded until later prompted, I was left alone far longer than promised after my test results were confirmed to be available, while staff chatted about non-work matters outside, and my discharge paperwork was incorrect. The provider prescribed meds for a confirmed diagnosis and a possible alternative, but the medication for the actual, confirmed diagnosis was missing from my paperwork until I pointed it out. Overall, the experience was chaotic, dismissive, and error-prone. I left with no confidence in the care or treatment I received.

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    Methodist Legacy ER and Urgent Care - North Richland Hills

    Methodist Legacy ER and Urgent Care - North Richland Hills

    1.0(2 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    I've worked in healthcare…read more.. I came into this ER for an embedded conch piercing that had been yanked through my ear to the other side of the cartilage but had NOT entirely exited the other side. Dr. Covington is the reason I now have to see an ENT/Plastics Specialist to correct what happened during my ER visit. While relaying the details of what happened, I mentioned in passing that I wondered if I might be able to re-pierce my ear in the future. That was the ONE question he seemed to latch onto. Despite me explicitly saying that I prioritize the health of my ear and know that the piercing would most likely need to be removed, he decided to force the piercing back through my wound so that I could keep it -- even though he had said he was NOT going to do that. I assumed the piercing was coming out with a simple cut and suture. My health was my priority. Instead, Dr. Covington held me down and used his bare hand to force the piercing back through the wound. When he stepped back, he said, "You just seemed like you wanted to keep this piercing" to justify his decision. That is not an acceptable reason to make a medical decision that directly worsened an injury. While the doctor was holding me still and prying at my injury, I was asking my partner for his hand because I was scared and in pain. In that moment, I sensed that I could not trust this doctor. Dr. Covington firmly told my partner to "SIT down." While I was panicking (though I was not moving as his hand was grasping the piercing), he told me, "I'm not pushing it in, CALM DOWN, it's not that big of a deal" -- and then proceeded to forcibly push it back through my ear. Because of what Dr. Covington did, the anterior side of my ear tore, cartilage tissue was protruding from the entrance that had definitely not been there before, and the posterior side of my ear swelled up like a balloon with a squishy-like texture (seriously? Induced a hematoma?). All of these signs were significantly worse than when I came in and could escalate quickly without proper treatment. And now I need treatment from a specialist because of the treatment I received here. Let that sink in. Dr. Covington did not tell me to follow up with an ENT or any other doctor. Instead, he told me I "could just let it heal on its own." He spoke down to me, minimized my injury, and gave lackluster, minimal aftercare instructions. He even admitted afterward that he did not actually know much about what to do in this situation. So why make the injury worse instead of getting someone involved who DOES know what to do? Or turn me away so that I could seek better care? Thankfully, I trusted my instincts and sought another opinion immediately. The specialist I eventually saw -- and showed the before-and-after ER pictures to -- agreed that seeking proper care right away was the right thing to do after the events that took place during that ER visit. I was told that I was at risk for severe perichondritis, an infection involving the cartilage that can potentially result in cartilage damage or death if not appropriately treated. I could have been left missing part of my ear because of what happened during this ER visit. My specialist was also shocked that I had only been prescribed a topical ointment with instructions to use it "just a couple of days," without oral antibiotics in addition to it. My specialist ultimately determined that additional treatment was necessary because of the risk to the cartilage. I will be following up with him after completing the round of antibiotics to find out how much cartilage can be saved. And then there is the hygiene issue. I ALSO NEVER saw anyone apply hand sanitizer or wash their hands before putting their bare hands on my injury -- INCLUDING THE DOCTOR. One nurse did glove up before treating me, and I made sure to thank her for doing so. But having a doctor put a bare hand on an open, traumatic cartilage injury without me seeing any hand hygiene beforehand is completely unacceptable, especially when infection in that area can have serious consequences. I came to an ER expecting competent medical care. Instead, I left with an injury that had been made significantly worse, inadequate follow-up instructions, and a need to seek specialist care to address the additional damage. I absolutely would not recommend this ER for anything above a simple cold. Again. For context, I previously worked in healthcare for enough years to recognize that proper protocol was not followed. This doctor gives the impression that he does not tend to view patients as human beings. You're just another task. Stay away from Dr. Covington--especially if you are a young woman who expects to be treated with respect and care.

    These folks don't know what they're doing I'm not coming here ever. Just heard the worst horror…read morestory about someone's experience here

    Leidos QTC Health Services

    Leidos QTC Health Services

    2.8(12 reviews)
    3.4 mi

    Having visited this facility a few times for VA Compensation and Pension Exams, I can readily tell…read moreyou that if you are scheduled for an exam here, get it rescheduled somewhere else. My latest exam was in March 2026 and was scheduled on a Friday at 4:30 PM. Being a government worker, I get the idea of Federal Friday, but it is sad to see it applied to someone whose livelihood depends on being given good service. The examiner, Dr. Eric Merrill, obviously is there just to deny claims. This is based off of my experience with him and other reviews on here. When I first met him, I thought maybe he was in it to help vets, but he clearly is not. My latest exam with him lasted around 5 minutes. I brought in hard copies of my evidence for him to look at and discuss, and he said he didn't want to see them. He asked me a couple of questions and said, "okay, well I am all done here." I was then shuffled off to another room where a nurse came in to take some blood pressure readings. When she came in the room, she told me, "we are all just in a hurry to get out of here." That much was obvious as she rushed my blood pressure readings and sent me on my way. Dr. Merrill denied my claim with a two-sentence explanation. He must not have reviewed my evidence, as it was not mentioned in his findings. He didn't really say much about this claim at all. I suppose this entire exam process could be summed up as "It's Friday, let's hurry up and screw this guy and get out." It is sad that people depending on honest and thorough exams get this sort of treatment. This wasn't Dr. Merrill's first cavalier dismissal of one of my claims, and it sounds like this sort of attitude is his go-to all-around. His lab coat still says "Neurosurgeon," but he needs to let go of the past and try and focus on being a good claims examiner, which is what he is now. This sort of treatment is what dissuades many veterans from seeking the compensation they deserve. This office and its handling of veterans do a disservice to this country and the veteran community.

    I was sent here for yet another VA contracted medical exam. The building and surrounding area were…read morea bit sketchy and it seemed very much like a temporary operation / setup. The receptionist was friendly and I saw a doctor with performed my exam. All in all a good experience, took about 1 hour.

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