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Mediquick-Midstate Medical Center

Mediquick-Midstate Medical Center

3.8(5 reviews)
2.5 mi

I did something stupid and twisted my ankle. I mean, I play rugby and ice hockey so I can shake it…read moreoff. No big deal, right? Wrong. Whatever I did to it, it required medical attention and rather than clog the emergency department over my stupidity, I went here to the Mid State Mediquick Location. This place is fast, friendly and the staff from the physician assistants, nurses and medical assistants are very knowledgeable. After ruling out a fracture, they quickly wrapped my foot, gave me a walking boot of some sort that I probably wont wear, gave me a prescription for some pain meds and sent me on my merry way albeit hobbling along with crutches. Excellent location, I think I had to wait all of 5 minutes and everyone was so nice. Smarter choice than going and sitting in the emergency department and surely smarter than what I did to injure myself.

Came here when I lived in Wallingford about 10 years ago and they were excellent. I couldn't figure…read moreout why it felt like I was being stabbed in the ear so I made a trip over here to have it checked out. The wait was a little long; not terribly so. I was in a private room and started getting a little teary-eyed on my own when the pain got worse and the nurse noticed when she came to check on me. The doctor booked into the room a very short time later and quickly diagnosed me as having conjunctivitis in both eyes and an ear infection in both ears. The doctor was very sweet and asked if I was under a lot of stress since that type of thing doesn't typically happen all together, and she made a lot of excellent recommendations for avoiding cold liquids and sticking strictly with warm or room temperature drinks until I healed up. I have had a couple of ear infections since then and haven't had another doctor take time to mention that helpful tip since then. I'm not sure if the same staff is still there, but I greatly appreciated their concern and the time they took to make sure I had all of the info I needed to get better as quickly as possible.

MediQuick

MediQuick

2.8(9 reviews)
1.6 mi

Where were you first thing in the morning on New Year's Day 2016? I was at the walk in, suffering…read morefrom the flu and double pinkeye. Fun times. If you're feeling miserable, that sucks. Going to the doctor sucks. However, this is the nicest walk in I've ever been to. I've been three separate times now and each time has been a great experience. No appointments are needed. When you walk in, there is a table on the right where you grab a number. Then you sit in the large and clean waiting room, watch some tv, and wait for them to call your number. You get all checked in and then wait to be called back by a nurse. When you walk in back, it's like a mini hospital. There is a station in the middle, surrounded by rooms. Everything is so clean and new, not dingy like some doctor's offices can be. They make good time on everything, get your symptoms documented, blood pressure, temp, pulse and then they send the doctor in. Every time I've been there, I was pretty sure walking in what was wrong with me. (Once back pain, twice with this flu, first time with pinkeye then an ear infection) They listened, gave a quick exam and prescribed medication to help with my symptoms as well as cure the illness. Best part? They are FAST. I've never been there more than 30 minutes, start to finish. That is amazing. Granted, twice, I was waiting there when the doors opened, so I was the first patient. But the other time i went, it was about 2 hours after opening and was just as fast. Other walk ins I've visited, I've always had to wait an eternity. Everyone here is really friendly too. Highly recommend if you find yourself feeling under the weather. They'll get you in and out quickly so that you can go back to bed!

I will never step foot in the place again…read more In the middle of Feb I went to the clinic as I was sick for a week. I most likely had the flu but but I'm not sure as they never did a swab or either the flu or anything else The doctor was pleasant but I guess he did ok. He spent a grand total of maybe 5 minutes with me. The whole visit was under 30 minutes from walking In to walking out. He doc gave me a prescription for a antibiotic claiming I probably had a sinus infection. Great I thought. I'll finally start to feel better. Fast forward 6 weeks later. The bill comes in over $500. What the heck. This is with insurance.

Masonicare Health Center

Masonicare Health Center

1.8(10 reviews)
6.0 mi

My sister in law was placed in Memory Care Sturges, it is a horrible place do not put your loved…read moreones here. Edna the social worker was rude and could not even do the correct paperwork when we tried to move her. The Drs. and Edna would not tell her family anything until we hired an advocate even though they had correct paperwork. My sister in law had 2 falls yet only notified us of one! My sister in law went down hill and died within 1 and 1/2 weeks. Please never place anyone you care about here!!!

Do not send your elderly loved ones to the Masonicare Behavioral Health center if you want them to…read morelive. While my father was not in good health and Masonicare will blame everything on Noravirus, COVID, and pneumonia (all three of which he caught while he was in their care), the fact of the matter is they dragged their feet and only released him when he was dying. I suspect they only did it then so they wouldn't have his death at their facility. Specific points: - It took them over 10 days from when he was first admitted to do anything with his medication. All of this was because they couldn't contact his main doctor to talk about the medications he was on. This should have been done on day one and only was resolved when I took care of it myself. It took all of an hour. - The patient rights they gave us at the beginning included the right to where your own clothes. We provided the three outfits allowed. Of the dozen or so times I visited my dad, only once was he in his own clothes. Sometimes he was in a cloth jump suit which is understandable, but several times he was in clothes I can guarantee were not his. It's a little thing but shows the attention to detail he received. -He entered being able to walk, albeit not well. After two weeks there he was no longer able to walk. -Throughout the process, the staff claimed he could not possibly be released because he was combative. Whenever I talked to the nurses or aides they never claimed this and he was bed bound for at least 3 weeks. I did consult a lawyer at one point to understand our options and without prompting he said the staff at Masonicare would claim someone was combative to have an excuse for keeping them there. Since you're not allowed to see the patients often there is no way to verify if they were being honest or not. Given that he was knocked out or asleep often I'm skeptical. - When they finally said he could be released, they took an additional two weeks for "assessments and paperwork." They repeatedly missed times they said this would be done. As I said earlier they basically only released him when they sent him back to a normal hospital. - In the six weeks my dad was in their care, he lost over 30 pounds (from 150 to 120). They tried to fix his "depression" to only cause this to his health.

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