While traveling, I needed to be seen by a doctor as my cold had developed into a deep, hollow cough…read moreand sinus infection. The walk in clinic wasn't very busy for an early Friday morning and I was helped immediately. The woman at the intake window was very pleasant while taking my info. I then only waited about 10 minutes and was seen by a doctor (PA). She was able to diagnose my problem and provide me with prescriptions which I was able to have filled there. By getting on meds so quickly I think I shortened the duration of my cold. I was very happy with the care they provided.

Okay service by front end staff. Excellent service by the physicians and nurses…read more They finally put signs up, but do not have one at the end where it instructs you to exit. (1st floor) They need this for safety reasons but also for patients who turn before they need to. It would be nice if it said "Elevators" or "Coffee Shop" something to remind you that is where you entered so you know where to exit. All these nice signs for the departments but this leaves this patient frustrated and lost as I am often exhausted and can't remember

It is a very professional medical clinic with the very best doctors in our area…read more We are lucky to have the clinic/ hospital in our rural area. They have a 24 hour emergency room for weekends and nights until clinic opens inthe morning. This saves people in our rural area from having to drive to a hospital 26 miles away. We would be in dire straits without them .

Dr Hemmerlings bedside manner is less than desirable, he doesn't listen and makes decisions based…read moreon fiction and not facts. Check your medications at your local pharmacy carefully, and make sure he didn't send a strangers scripts to your pharmacy, he did this to me. I brought it to his syaffs attention and the reply was "oh, yeah, it was just a mistake" it could have been a deadly mistake Had I not noticed it.

I went in to see Dr Hemmerling as a new patient. It was clear that he was very behind, because he…read morewalked in and asked me what was wrong without taking a second to introduce himself or get to know me (I also waited for over an hour in the waiting room). He then asked me to diagnose myself (what do you think the problem is?) Without examining me, he agreed with my diagnosis, and wrote me a prescription. I was with him for less then 5 mins. It turns out, I was wrong.... which means he was wrong. If he had taken the time to examine me, maybe he wouldn't have misdiagnosed me. This lead to months of problems after.