I was seen immediately on a Tuesday morning just after 8 am by a very kind and caring provider who…read morelistened patiently to my concerns, did a thorough exam and quickly diagnosed the problem. After a short wait at the pharmacy I left with my prescription in hand. Providing insurance information and method of payment was easy. No lengthy or duplicative forms or paperwork were needed.

From the owner: MinuteClinic® in CHARLESTON 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.

Considering all the urgent cares are packed to capacity on 17N & 17S we decided to try and score a…read morewalk in, at RSFH Walk In located near the bridge on Wingo Way. Two people ahead of us. Sweet. It's a very nice office with plenty of parking outside. The staff are very welcoming and friendly here. Due to Covid restrictions they ask that we wait for our appointment in the car. They called us within ten minutes. The exam room that we were assigned was clean, full of supplies and comfortable. The nice thing about this service is that all patients information is added to the account on the Patient Portal. So if you have ever been to any Roper your info will pull up. A nice advantage. A disclaimer here: I work for RSFH at another facility. The appointment was fast efficient and thorough with lab work done in the same building. Great service.

They refused to see me more than an hour prior to their posted* closing time…read more RSF walk in care advertises* that they are open until 8:00 PM on weekdays. I have been a patient of RSF for over 15 years, primarily with a superb and recently retired PCP (Dr Pappas) and an excellent orthopedic surgeon ( Dr DeMarco) I badly injured myself and presented there on a Monday @ 6:45.... a full hour and a quarter before their advertised closing. There were two cars in the "patients' part of the parking lot and 3 cars in the employee's part. I interacted with 3 different people there and they refused to see me. The person in charge told me there were 3 patients already in there and they might not be finished with them before closing time. I literally begged them to see me. I was hurt and I am almost 80 years old. I told them about my long standing status as a Roper status. The didn't budge and didn't care. I decided to wait in the parking lot for a while to observe the cars there. The last patient apparently left about 7:30 and the last employee about 7:45. Being hurt and confused, I drove down to Drs Care, an urgent care center about a mile down Johnny Dodds Blvd. I checked in @ 7:58, 2 minutes before their closing time. The M.D. there treated me until 8:15, strongly advised me against driving, and recommended I go to the emergency room for a MRI and/or CT scan. I have been back there twice and they were very nice, very complete, and very professional each time I called the practice manager for the Roper walk in clinic a day or so later and she was as rude as the people at the walk in clinic. My advice = stay away from Roper Walk in Clinic and go to Drs Care. They advertise their closing time as 8:00 pm on flyers they send in the mail, on their web site, and on the front door of the office.

checked in as a walk in and sat there for 30 minutes, with a confirmation and my name on the…read morescreen. only for the provider to come out and tell me that I needed an appointment and won't be able to be seen at all that day. would have been great to get a heads up before hand that walk ins weren't available.

From the owner: MinuteClinic® in Mount Pleasant 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.

Amanda, the doctor, was great! The drawback is placing an…read moreunsmiling, unfriendly person at the front to check in patients. Why not try to find someone with a good attitude? When a person feels badly, an unpleasant greeting is not a plus for a medical office. It is a bit further, but if needed again, I will go to BMH. (Monday, August 24, 2026 9 am)

I would like the care quality. The Dr's are understanding. And they treat each of their patients t…read morewith respect

Great staff and wonderful Doctors. Highly recommended if you are looking for a doctorread more

These are the friendliest people you will ever meet at a doctors office! I felt like family there…read more They cared about how I was feeling and wanted to do everything they could to help.

Have received great service both times I went! You can check in online and get a text with when to…read morecome! Friendly and knowledgeable staff! Ms. Miracle and the PA were fantastic tonight when I had to go! Clean office with complimentary snacks, tea and coffee.

Don't go to urgent care if you are sick.. unless you are positive for strep or covid they wont…read morehelp. Doc said loudly "well what do you want me to do about it", when I said i think i have a bacterial infection in my throat as i had no other symptoms and asked for antibiotics.. he told me to go talk to my primary care doctor instead.. the very sick child next to me got prescribed Tylenol and i was told to go home and gargle with lidocaine.. not worth the wait or money.. go to your primary.. if its urgent go to the ER.. just not here.

Recently, I visited a CVS Minute Clinic on a Sunday for a flu test and am now being billed $983…read morebecause the clinic was out of network for my insurance provider. I made a mistake and did not realize it was out of network but all I am asking is that CVS change my billing to SELF pay and charge a fare and reasonable fee fo a visit to an NP. They advised they CANNOT change me to self pay and the best they can offer is a 20% discount. If you go to this clinic you better sure you're in network or get ready to pay a fortune. $983 for a 30 minute visit with an NP for a flu test and a COVID test. Anyone else think that's unreasonable?

I used to live super close to this CVS and I was never a fan. I always had to wait a long time for…read moreprescriptions there, and some of the cashiers were not very coupon friendly. I used printable coupons a few times, and the cashier actually accused me of copying them (which I didn't do, my printer was just running low on ink and combined the colors to print in black and white). They were frequently sold out of items, too. It's an okay CVS if you need to pick up something and it doesn't involve a prescription and if you don't have a coupon. Fortunately, I now live near a nicer and more friendly CVS.

This review is for the Minute Clinic inside the CVS located off of Johnny Mercer Blvd. on…read moreWilmington Island. There are several reviews of the Pharmacy located inside this particular CVS under another heading (CVS Pharmacy), but those are not to be confused with the Minute Clinic itself. My wife and I moved to Wilmington Island from Miami, FL several months ago, and this is the first time that I had occasion to use the Minute Clinic here. We had been traveling over the Thanksgiving holiday, and upon our return, my wife learned that she had Covid. While I had no symptoms, I wanted to ensure that I had not become infected, so I decided to get tested at the Minute Clinic. The process could not have been any easier. I logged onto the CVS.com website last Wednesday morning at 8am, clicked on the link to schedule a Covid test, entered my zip code, answered a few questions, selected an appointment time for a few hours later that same day, and voila!, I received a confirmation code for my appointment. As directed by my confirmation email, I arrived 15 minutes early, entered my confirmation code into the computer terminal inside the Minute Clinic area, and then took a seat in the waiting area. At the appointed time, a nurse ushered me into a room, took my vital signs, and then instructed me on how to perform the self-test. The swab was then entered into the testing machine, and then I was directed to the waiting area once again for a few minutes until the nurse practitioner was available to see me. She took down some further medical history from me and then gave me a short physical examination to see whether I had any congestion and if my lungs were functioning properly. I received my test results in a few minutes (negative, yea!) and returned home. As I noted earlier, the process could not have been easier. Moreover, both medical personnel with whom I interacted were courteous and professional. I would not hesitate to return again to the Minute Clinic at this location should the need arise.

From the owner: MinuteClinic® in SAVANNAH 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.

I rarely leave one-star reviews, but this experience was incredibly frustrating--especially because…read moreI was in severe pain after a pretty hard fall down the stairs. I called this urgent care on Sunday around 11:45 a.m. --after my fall, to ask whether I should come there or go to the ER. I was told they had X-ray capability and that the wait was about 2 hours and 5 minutes because they had one provider. I asked how to hold my place, and the person on the phone--who later confirmed she was the same person at the front desk--directed me to check in through MyChart. I did exactly that. MyChart showed that I was 6th in line, with an expected arrival time of 1:47 p.m. I then received text updates as my position moved from 6th to 5th to 4th to 2nd. The texts warned me that I would lose my spot if I arrived late. I stayed home while waiting so I could continue icing my injury while I waited to be seen. My husband and I planned to leave at 1:00, giving us plenty of time for the approximately 20-minute drive. When we arrived, there were only about three people in the waiting room. I went to check in and was told I now had a three-hour wait from the time I arrived. I was confused, so the employee explained that the MyChart queue doesn't affect the onsite queue at all. In other words, I had followed their instructions, waited at home based on the information their system gave me, and received multiple texts confirming my place in line--only to find out that none of it actually mattered. She said the MyChart queue means nothing (what?!?). Why did she direct me there and tell me I could wait at home? While my husband and I were trying to decide what to do, I received another text saying I was next in line. I showed it to the employee, and she was genuinely confused and said she didn't know what to tell me. I needed to wait the three hours. She suggested another location with a shorter wait, but that location didn't have an X-ray. She also suggested the ER. When I expressed concern about the cost, she told me my copay would be the same at the ER without checking my insurance. I later confirmed that this was incorrect. At that point, we decided we couldn't be comfortable relying on this facility for our care. We cancelled the check-in and went to the ER. The contrast was remarkable. Everyone at the ER--from registration and nursing to the attending physician and X-ray technician--was kind, courteous, professional, and prompt. I received the care and X-ray I needed, and we were out in about two hours. I understand that urgent cares get busy, and I don't fault them for having a long wait. What I do fault them for is giving me inaccurate information that caused me to waste significant time and effort while I was already in severe pain. And then have no accountability for it. Had I been given accurate information when I called, I could have made a different decision from the beginning. The problem wasn't the wait. It was the misinformation.

You cannot call and have them even answer the phone during working hours. Do not expect a swift…read moreresponse or care. They have one single elderly lady working the entire front of an emergency hospital. It is enraging when I consider how much Americans are forced to pay for the "luxury" of healthcare. We literally pay thousands a month just to have bare minimum access. They made it clear that they have a policy of PRESCRIPTIONS TAKING UP TO 48 hours to be *CALLED IN* If you need actual "URGENT CARE," shop around, this was shockingly bad care and follow up.