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Phoenix Home Care & Hospice

2.1 (17 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care

Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care

2.3(23 reviews)
1.5 mi

I went in for heart palpitations and was seen immediately which I am very grateful for. I had an…read moreEKG done and was asked to remove my shirt/undergarment, which is pretty standard. During this, I was lying undressed on the table and multiple doctors walked in and out without knocking. A male front desk person walked in (didn't knock) while I was fully uncovered. He proceeded to walk in again without knocking while I was getting dressed. One of the doctors suggested they call an ambulance to bring me to the ER and said that they think I have a blood clot in my lungs. They were talking to me like I was literally about to keel over. I went to the ER and it turns out I'm fine. Not a good experience.

No urgency, no care: Though the signage outside says "Walk-ins welcome," I felt decidedly unwelcome…read moreafter a 2.5-hour wait during which I didn't advance up the wait list much at all. I inquired about the wait list policy, and I learned from the receptionist that people could make online appointments after my arrival and jump my spot in line - yet no one suggested I make an online appointment myself, and that's something I could easily have done. I operated in good faith, believing that I was slotted in to an open slot that corresponded to my arrival order, but this was not how it worked at all, according to the receptionist. Perhaps most vexing was the rudeness of a person I took to be the office manager. When I first arrived to check in, she announced loudly that the waiting room was entirely too full and the new procedure was for people to check in and wait in their cars. She shouted this information with a lot of dismissive gesturing. Later, I went in to check my order (I was fifth in line after 2 1/4 hours, and that was pretty much where I started), and she told me to sit down in the waiting area, then turned heel and walked away. Obviously, that was pretty inconsistent. I should note that the online intake form went to great pains to grab marketing information - "How did you learn about us?" had about a dozen options, none of which fit, so I ended up marking "Self," as if I'd invented the place. However, when it came time to say why I was there, I was stuck with the option of "illness." (I've learned I have a strep infection.) Mind you, "illness" covers a lot of ground. If I felt ill with a sore throat and congestion, which was the case, strep would seem to cover it; if a patient were sweating and aching with a feeling of pressure in the chest, that person could drop dead in the parking lot, waiting, with no one to notice any distress. It's completely irresponsible for an urgent care facility to ignore crucial triage information and then send people away to wait alone. Avoid this location, at least - the rudeness was kind of astonishing - and maybe avoid all Go Health locations. If you do go, be sure to make an appointment. They won't tell you that even a brand-new appointment trumps a 2-hour walk-in wait.

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Oxford HealthCare

Oxford HealthCare

2.1(7 reviews)
2.3 mi

I am very pleased to announce that after the horrendous experience we had had with Pheonix, Oxford…read morehas been a dream! Pam, the admitting nurse was wonderful! She had gone through the same procedure that my grandmother just went through, so in many ways she was more informative than the doctors in her ability to explain everything in simplified layman english. She was super friendly, had an uplifting sense of humor, and was very gentle. My grandma loved her! She got my grandma all set up to receive fresh medical supplies and monitoring equipment sent right to her door, and scheduled a nurse to come over and check in on her twice a week. I will keep this post updated as we go, but Oxford seems like they really have their act together, and I don't foresee that there will be any problems with their services.

Oxford has, for a very long time, been a "bad word" in home healthcare in this area. I have known…read morepeople that have worked for them and they treat their employees just as poorly as their clients. I have yet to meet one person from this company that had "bedside manors". Most are brash and not very friendly. Once you sign up for ANY of their services, many OTHER services are tacked on that you will probably not need and are most defiantly NOT ordered by your doctor or anyone but them in fact. Trying to cancel service with Oxford is like trying to cancel a magazine subscription. You can call them over and over again, but the staff assigned to your case will continue to call and leave messages that they will "be three today" with a FIVE HOUR window of when or more. Remember, this is AFTER you've canceled. There are MULTIPLE numbers that will call you, most of which are private cell phones of the staff going to the homes. Calls back are often ignored or go straight to voicemail. Calling the main office gets annoying as well, because you are tossed from extension to extension of countless individuals NOT AT WORK RIGHT THEN! You have NO idea how many "breaks" and "days off" the management get in this place, it's insane. Oxford's main goal is to put as many charges on you or your insurance as possible and BUG YOU constantly even after you've canceled. Even the "assessment" is garbage. It's just more of the same recording of pills and telling you things you already know: "You seem to be up and awake today." Are you asking or have you become captain obvious? Do NOT use Oxford! It's like working with politicians. You NEVER get a straight answer and you will have to work your tail of to cancel the service. Oh, and anything that happens to NOT be approved by insurance that you didn't need anyway.. ya YOU will get charged for that.. not your insurance. STAY AWAY FROM OXFORD!

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