Was in town for a high school graduation and had to come here because of a bad cough and fever…read more Very nice, modern facility with a welcoming lobby. Very easy to make an appointment on line. Arrived a few minutes late but was not an issue. Receptionists were very nice and informative. Got in to a patient's room within 5 minutes of checking in and completing two pages of paperwork. The nurse practitioner was very thorough and took down my symptoms and history. Dr Bloom came in about 20 minutes later. He was informative, pleasant, and thorough. Prescribed a decongestant and gave a recommendation on a OTC expectorant to take. Very happy overall with the experience.

jessica and the team here are first class! I had to come here 2 times in 5 days with two different…read morefamily members. I won't go anywhere else for Urgent Care needs! Highly Recommended

I had a medical issue that couldn't wait for my doctor office to open on Monday so went here Sunday…read moremorning. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The wait wasn't too bad considering how busy they were. My only issue was I got their name off the Care Credit website as a provider who accepts this payment only to find when I got there that they don't accept it anymore. Not sure if it's their fault for not notifying Care Credit to remove them or if they did notify and Care Credit just hadn't removed them yet. Overall a good experience and if I need urgent care again I would probably use them again even though they aren't the closest to me. Would possibly even consider going to them for primary care if they provided it.

Terrible place, made an appt, waited for over an hour, no communication so I go out & ask, Dr is…read moredoing a procedure & that will take a lot more time so I'd be waiting even longer. Not a we're sorry we are running behind, are you able to wait, nothing. Communication keeps customers. Find another place.

I feel terrible writing a bad review but people should be warned to do their research prior, not…read moreafter getting a huge bill in the mail months later. I went in because I wasn't feeing good and hoped to get a medication to relieve terrible cold symptoms. They quickly tested for covid, strep and flu which were all negative. It was then suggested that those aren't thorough enough and they could take another swab and send to their lab which would be ready the next day. I asked about cost which the provider said she wasn't sure (big surprise) but wouldn't be much and insurance should cover it anyway. First of all it was close to 3 days before I got results and was already feeling better at that point. When I called to get an update after 48 hours I was told it could take up to 72 hours. So that was the first miscommunication. The second and worst is that the lab they sent to are 3rd party...not their lab as I was told. They have no ties to the billing and just hand you off to them to bill you whatever they see fit. They ran an insane amount of completely unnecessary tests that $1214.05. Insurance does not cover these tests because they found them to be medically unnecessary, which they were. I am assuming that instead of spending the time to decide exactly what tests should have been requested based on my specific case they chose to send a free for all and have them test for everything under the sun. I had request to have the break down of the bill sent to me (not easy) and then research what each test meant and understand the codes. I won't go into too much detail on my finding except to say that 90% of the tests should not have been done and some were billed/coded to be redundant resulting in excess charges. While I find the billing practices of the lab (Phase 2 Labs) unethical, I also hold Physicians Urgent Care responsible for lack of disclosure and overall careless in their testing practices. My advice is to take the time to ask more thorough questions when they offer to send any testing off to the labs. Mainly what exactly are the tests and why they are suggesting them. Maybe that will give them pause to think that maybe each test that their patients will be charged for should be applicable to the person.

I scheduled what I believed to be a routine physical exam, which should have been fully covered by…read moremy insurance. Instead, the doctor's office coded the visit as "establishing care," resulting in my insurance only covering half of the cost. At no point did anyone in the office explain that this change in coding would lead to additional charges. When I checked in, the receptionist even took my credit card information and assured me it would not be charged since the visit should be covered. Later, I received a surprise bill anyway. When I called their billing support team for clarification, they offered no help and made no effort to resolve the issue. This lack of transparency and accountability -- from the front desk to billing -- left me feeling misled and frustrated. Patients deserve clear communication about costs and honest assistance when problems arise, but this office failed on both fronts.

Jonathan Lee has been overseeing my diabetes for a couple of years (as well as a few other smaller…read moreissues I've had) and he has gotten me from an A1C of 11 down to a 5.9. He listens, and offers great practical advice. I'm a big fan of the Family Practice at The Crossings!

I went in twice and saw two doctors for a non-critical problem. Both diagnosed me without really…read morelooking at me, even though I tried to explain why it couldn't be what they were saying. I later went to a specialist and was told their diagnosis was completely off. The staff is really nice but I wouldn't go back unless my issue was something obvious and I just needed a prescription.