Awful I waited a month and contacted them several times to…read moresee if they would reach out and try to address issue and they have no interest. Save your money in time and go somewhere better.

I ADORE the team at Heritage!!! I am convinced that my health is of their upmost importance. The…read moreteam suggested that I go to Wake Med for a CT and I am convinced that they saved my life. I was dehydrated and all of my vitamins, minerals, and electrolytes were all way off from where they should have been. I was in the hospital from Monday morning through Friday afternoon and kidney failure was a concern. On Wednesday, Dr. John and his NP called me in my hospital room to check on me and to see if there was anything that they could do to support me. I don't know many providers who would do that for their patients. Dr. John has such a great job of making you feel heard and understood.

This company issues false diagnosis. bEWARE. Medical malpractice. The worst medical care I have…read moreever been too. This was the one on Oberlin. do not go to this place. The doctor and I use that term loosely, sees you for 7 minutes exactly. Within that time they submit a 20 page document with several false diagnosis and the form looks like it is copied for every patient. They ask you nothing about your history. They refer you out to many different doctors in their network for more $$$$ it is a scam.

I am so pleased with the care that Dr. Nasir provides at Avance Care on Strickland Rd. in Raleigh…read more She is very knowledgeable and professional, and perhaps just as important, listens carefully to what you have to say. For the past few weeks I had been having severe nausea lasting several hours at a time as well as occasional sharp pains in my upper chest when I went to see her. She knew my neurologist has been treating me for migraines and also that I'm taking a generic over-the-counter pill that includes 250 mg. of aspirin which, if I'm having two headaches in one day, is 1000 mg. Although she is ordering an ultrasound to make sure it's not my gallbladder causing my health issues, she feels that the amount of aspirin I am taking (until the once-a-month shot my neurologist has just prescribed for me takes effect), is causing my extreme nausea and pain. She has prescribed Prilosec and as she said what she thought is causing my problem it immediately made sense to me. And her young assistant and office staff are just as attentive and helpful as Dr. Nasir.

Do not waste your time or copay. I came here because I need to find a new doctor and didn't have…read moretime before I got sick. I paid a $25 copay for her to listen to me tell her my symptoms. Then she picked the one symptom I didn't really have as my reason for coming and prescribed medicine. Which I didn't go get since i didnt need it. Never again.

From the owner: MinuteClinic® in RALEIGH is a healthcare clinic offering patient services 7-days a week. Our…read morehealthcare services range from screenings, vaccinations, physicals, sinus infections, bug bites, TB testing, splinters, pink eye, flu shots, ear infections, STD testing and treatment, mental health counseling, and much more. MinuteClinic providers are board-certified and trained to provide you and your family with the care you need. If you are feeling too sick to come into your local medical clinic, you can schedule a virtual care appointment and receive a consultation from the comfort of your home.

We had to use this location today because of staffing at our normal FastMed and I'm glad it worked…read moreout that way. the intake nurse was really good and thorough and asked alot of questions. OUr PA Jennifer Pace was fantastic - she was fully engaged and also asked alot of questions. Also the staff in the front office were friendly and helpful. This will our go to location from now on

I went to this location for a sinus infection in March. The PA was with me less than five minutes…read moreand billed my insurance company almost $800. I paid almost $150 out of pocket on the day of the visit and now they are billing me directly for almost $180 more. I have called numerous times to have this billing error resolved. To date, they have done nothing. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS LOCATION OR FASTMED IN GENERAL AS THEY HAVE NOT RESPONDED TO MY NUMEROUS INQUIRIES EVEN AT THE CORPORATE LEVEL.

I didn't have to wait. I was able to register through my phone and not have to worry able…read morepaperwork. The doctor, nurse, and staff were friendly and very helpful. I really appreciate them all. They not only told me my health problem but also told me they would work with me in helping resolve the my health issue.

Co-pay is upfront and know they cannot diagnose anything that has appendicitis like symptoms - they…read morewill take your copay, make you wait and then tell you to go to ER. If you have a child experiencing appendicitis like symptoms, take them to the pediatric ER. My son was having pain in his right side and we went to AFC Urgent Care. We waited for 30 minutes and were seen by someone at AFC Urgent Care, not sure if she was a Dr or PA or nurse - she asked about symptoms. She barely pushed on his right side no gloves and announced that they were unable to go further as they didn't have a CT machine and she was required to refer us to the ER. After waiting at the ER for 4 hours, he had a CT scan and were referred to the pediatric ER. The bills of all these visits are piling up. I called AFC with this suggestion: Anyone at AFC could have explained at reception that they could not diagnose ANY appendicitis like symptoms and we could have saved $100 on our copay. They said a medical professional has to do that - so wanted everyone else to be aware of this highway robbery.

I am glad I went to this place at the first symptom yesterday. Everyone and I mean everyone that…read moreworks here were compassionate and caring, the wait time was only about 6 minutes and the nurse called us, yes the two of us got the same bronchial infection at the same time, she took care of all the vitals and then took us to another room where Dr. Conger saw us. He gave us both a Z pack and I didn't want to start until the symptoms were more evident, today at 10am it was unbearable and I am so glad we had the Z with us. It is the firs time that we both come down with something at the same time and being disappointed would have contributed to feeling even more miserable but that was not the case thanks to the wonderful staff. Facility is clean and they really moved fast to minimize the wait and suffering. Dr. Conger's diagnosis was on point because my fever is gradually going down and I am hoping that by mid week I will be out of the water. Thank you all for the job well done Duke

No actually a horrible place no offense, receptionist was angry, the doctor didnt listen to what i…read morehad to say. Told her it was kidney pain she told me to eat more fiber and chia seeds- it was such a horrible and pointless visit they shouldnt have gotten any money. I was taking at home antibiotics (natural ones- like oil of oregano) i told her that would affect the test results, they came back that i dont have a uti but literally a few days later i stopped taking it and im back to worse again. But actually its just 'constipation' I know my body and thats not it the gas lighting in the medical system is crazy.

Now, if you have very comprehensive coverage, you'd want to go elsewhere, as Tremont Medical Center…read moreis more for people either without health insurance, or the lower-end plans. (You will be paying out of pocket!) You don't need an appointment, but can make one if you want. I got a mean splinter almost right through my toe and knew I couldn't get it out myself. Doctor Tope and the Nurses/office staff were all very friendly and accommodating. They even asked if I wanted to take the splinter home as a keepsake, ha! The doc said that there was no way I could have removed it myself, as he had to make an incision, which made me feel much better about going to urgent care over a splinter. (My dignity is still intact!) My wait time was only about 15 minutes (due to my own paperwork). They were able to get me generic prescriptions, which was very much appreciated, and were very knowledgeable with wound care and took the time to answer any questions. We all hate getting sick, so I won't say that I had a blast at Tremont. I will say, however, that for an urgent care, they are probably the best in Raleigh.

I didn't know Urgent Care clinics could be like this! I've always had pretty bad experiences with…read moreUrgent Cares- long waits, tired & impatient staff, cursory communication from the PA, etc. Everyone at Tremont was efficient, friendly, and caring. I only waited for about 15 minutes to be seen, and left feeling extremely cared for. Dr. Tope took time to answer my questions and never showed impatience or scorn about anything I said or asked (which frequently happens to me with most doctors). The nurses were friendly and explained everything to me and made me feel at ease with shots, etc. They don't take insurance, but you can pay with an HSA or flex-spending card (there is one exception that I don't remember so I would call first to find out if they take your card). Very happy with this place- it's the only Urgent Care I'll use from here on out!

I was there once and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The second time I was there, I was…read morehaving a heart attack and the doctor on duty saved my life.. every time I go there I have been completely satisfied with the service except for one day and that was only because there was a new person at the reception and didn't have the computer skills to do what needed to be done. So far since I have been in Raleigh, this is the one place I could go to for good service and excellent care.

My experience at FastMed Urgent Care Raleigh East Millbrook was horrific…read more Long Wait Time: I waited for 90 minutes before being seen by a medical assistant. Lack of Care: I felt that the staff at FastMed did not prioritize my care and were more concerned with casual conversations. High Cost and Inappropriate Prescription: I was charged $50 for a PA visit and received a prescription for a brand-name medication that was not covered by insurance, costing $425. I looked up the prescription and it comes in generic. But the PA was not concerned about updating the medication to the generic. Patient's Condition: I was very sick with a fever and needed medication immediately. Pharmacy Contact: I even provided the PA with the contact information for their pharmacy (Walgreens, 6 Forks Rd., phone number 919-787-1155) and asked them to call directly. PA's Incompetence: The PA failed to read the patient's notes, causing a delay in treatment despite my urgent condition. Medical Experience: I had trouble getting critical medicine and reaching the "PA's" office. Appointment Policy: Most medical facilities have a policy where if someone is more than 15 minutes late for an appointment, they have to reschedule 24 hours in advance or pay a fee. The policy should go both ways. Recommended Doctor: I hugely recommend Capital Family Medicine and Dr. Short.

I drove myself to UNC Urgent Care with a broken arm this past spring and they gave me the most…read moreexcellent care I could ever want or imagine. Weirdly, I broke my foot a few months later and ... same! I'm a senior citizen, I had never broken a bone ever before and I don't have health condition that would make me prone to breaking bones - things happen! The care I received at UNC Urgent Care was outstanding. I was seen promptly, received excellent medical care and I was treated with kindness and compassion. Friendly, professional, supremely competent, I would recommend UNC Urgent Care to anyone and everyone. I hope I don't have any more broken bones or medical emergencies but if I need urgent care, this will be one of my top choices. Great place, clean, friendly, professional and kind - outstanding care!

I walked in at 10:10 a.m., with pain in my side, pulled muscle? broken rib?? Nobody else in the…read morewaiting room. I completed the paperwork and didn't have to sit again as the insurance approval came through and they took me to exam room. The timing, once registered, to being shown to exam room and between the person coming in to take my information on the laptop and the PA to begin her diagnosis, was as to be expected. A good click. The wait to go for x ray was short enough after a conversation with the PA. Then I sat for 2+ hours in pain, after several positions and xrays, while they waited for a radiologist to read my x rays. Although, every 15 to 20 minutes, someone poked their head in the door to see if I was okay, that wait was too long. By the time I was back in my car, it was 1 o'clock. I only chose that location as it was the closest when the injury happened. I live 30 min from there. Luckily, there is no fracture. Everyone was nice, friendly, and acknowledging my wait, but still. Saw 2 other patients as I left.

literally everything is horrible. it takes hours to get in, almost all of the employees are rude…read moreand incompetent, its crazy expensive, and this hospital has never done any good for me. I was in the hospital hallucinating for 3 days after an overdose, and i didnt speak to a therapist for HOURS. The staff were all extremely rude and didnt take anything seriously. The staff constantly said i was faking hallucinations and saying i knew exactly what i was doing. i could barely remember what i had done 20 minutes ago but they still didnt take me seriously.

Going to the E.R. is never fun. It can be scary, nerve-racking, and you can be there…read moreunbelievably/unrealistically/unconscionably long. With Covid19 running rampid throughout the country, this is the last place I want to be. However, after being sent to the hospital by the urgent care doctor, and seeing a practically empty E.R. parking lot, and waiting room, I was relieved. As I walked in, I was greeted like I had just entered a store. The lady at the front desk, got me checked in before I could sit down. And as I went to sit down, I got called to the back. Everyone was very nice, and hospitable. The phlebotomists is one of the people I dread seeing the most (for obvious reasons). However, Mrs. B was very gentle, fast, and somehow has managed the craft of sticking me undetectably with that ginormous ( ; needle. I honestly could not feel the needle entering my hypersensitive skin. The nurses, and Dr. Salisbury (Please forgive me if I misspelled his name) were uber-nice, helpful, and explanatory. They kept the mood light, and fun which kept me from being nervous, and anxious. They all worked together seamlessly, and rather quickly to figure out why I was having abdominal pain. I was checked in, and discharged within two-in-a half hours. It was the best ER visit I'd ever experienced.