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2.9 (136 reviews)

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Justin B.

I called and asked if I could come in and get stitched up from a gash I received on my wrist at work. They told me come on in, the staff were very polite and professional. The doctor cleaned the wound, stitched me up and I was out the door back to work. Very professional, highly recommended!

Come in for a serious medical issue? Maybe a lil plastic surgery will lift your spirits!
Alisha M.

DO NOT GO HERE I was a new patient and my insurance brought me here. Would give no stars if possible. When I arrived, the clerk at the front desk and the nurse were very kind but the physician was terrible. She was late and when she came in she did not want to hear a word from me. I had an ear infection in my right ear a couple weeks ago and today I came in with an infection in my left ear. The physician tried to prescribe me the same ear drops I had treated the right ear with even though I told her they did not work on the left. I had tried them for three days before coming into urgent care because I can't afford to be here twice in one month! I had to force this physician to listen to me and could feel tension building between us. She did not want to help me at all and I was the first patient of the day. That says a lot! At the end of my visit, the front desk claimed to not know the last name of the physician who saw me which is a bit unsettling. All they would tell me is that her name is Christina V. I left not knowing what is wrong with my ear and with a prescription for two more eardrops they want me to try. I'm an insured paying customer and this visit was not worth the $110 "copay" at all. I am SO tired of the health "care" we have to deal with in Los Angeles! Before anyone jumps to the conclusion that I am solely relying on urgent care, please know that I had an appointment to see an ENT before this visit but due to unforseen circumstances I had to bring myself here once again. Bonus picture of an ad which they have all over the office. It was a red flag that I unfortunately couldn't afford to avoid because of the pain I'm enduring, and I am expected back at work today.

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One of the best urgent cares & they are open on Saturdays & Sundays too! But they close at 4pm on the weekends.

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Horrible keep your receipts for a good while, they will charge you again. Good billed 6 months later

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TERRIBLE! came in for pain while sneezing. Doctor was in room for 37 seconds EXACTLY. Doc don't care about patients.

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“They always tell you to follow up with your primary physician when you are seen here because they are not actually primary physicians (I wish they were!).”

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I went the morning after Labor Day as a walk-in. I was surprised that I was seen by the doctor in…read moreabout 30 minutes. The doctor (Dr. Patel) was very nice and friendly and I would highly recommend. I had to get an X-Ray and that took almost an hour. I don't know if it was because of the holiday but they were short staffed. I also realized that the X-Ray was common between the Urgent Care and the regular clinic, which made it very crowded and slow. They need to make getting an X-Ray more efficient. 5 Stars for the doctor, 4 stars for the staff, 2 stars for X-Ray.

I'm a MemorialCare patient and have written glowing reviews for other locations and several of…read moretheir doctors. My preferred location is Schaufele in Long Beach. Please avoid this location, though. My first visit years ago was unremarkable, but a recent visit in early August was a nightmare. First, the nurse checking me in insisted I could only be seen for one symptom, and her manner brought me to tears. I was experiencing about seven symptoms over 10 days. She was extremely rude, and then noted that my heart rate was high -- yes, because she was stressing me out with her unprofessional attitude. I've never encountered an urgent care that insists on treating only one symptom. I asked her to listen to all seven and then decide which was most urgent to document. It later turned out I was having an allergic reaction to an antibiotic -- I had noted a rash as one of my symptoms. I saw Dr. Hanser, who described my rash as looking like "sun exposure" but said he suspected an allergic reaction. He had me tested for viruses. He did not land on considering it an allergic reaction nor treat me for that. Later that day, the rash spread across my entire body, and I had to go to a different urgent care the next day to get steroids. The difference in quality of care I received at the Westminster MemorialCare location was like night and day. The nurse listened to my situation and noted that as cause of visit. The doctor showed true concern and empathy. Given how dismissive both the nurse and the doctor were here, in their own ways--please avoid this Bellflower location.

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In terms of customer service, the service was exceptional. Mandy and Jessica took care of me and I…read morecannot overstate how impressed I was by their welcoming service. Unfortunately, 2 days after visiting, my experience left me frustrated and scratching my head. My main complaint is I was prescribed fluoroquinolone antibiotics (Cipro) for a sting ray sting, without any mention about the well documented risks associated with lasting tendon rupture and collagen matrix disruption. It was only once I'd done my research that I had to call to see if we can switch. One of the PA's (Paula, also exceptional) took my call and even said she was glad that I caught that and did not understand why I was prescribed Cipro when there are much safer alternatives out there. When I had gone in, I was also given a steroid shot to help with inflammation and left in the room for some time. I started to get quite nauseous and felt close to fainting. I had to step outside and call for someone, just to be told "yeah this happens often, forgot to warn you" and "you beat me to checking in on you." What's worse is I came to find out combining fluoroquinolones with corticosteroids (steroid shots) have been documented to a FOURTEEN (14!) FOLD increased risk of tendinopathy and tendon rupture (D. Baggio, M.R. Andana-Rajah, 2021). Why on earth would you combine a fluoroquinolone and corticosteroids? If there are safer antibiotics, why fluoroquinolone alone? The whole experience just feels medically untrained or professionally careless. I'm completely bewildered, and quite frustrated.

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Predatory practices! BEWARE!…read more I am hyper-vigilant about medical companies asking for more information from patients than needed especially since they always have breeches. (By the way, I have worked in the healthcare industry for the past 24 years). Well I just went in on a Sunday morning and for a minor issue and filled out all of their information online (I've been to this location before with no issues) and everything was fine until the receptionist asked me for my credit card information to "keep on file". Listen: I have full health insurance and I'm NOT leaving a credit card on file with all the healthcare fraud! She claimed it was because it's on a "Sunday and their system doesn't work on Sunday". What about people in the community that don't have credit cards, but have health insurance? I told them I'm happy to pay my out of pocket as normal but they said they must have a credit card and handed me a slip of paper with their policy. I left without service. I will definitely be placing a formal complaint. And yes, I have many credit cards but I'll be damned if I leave one "on file" when I have medical insurance. By the way - I went to ContinuEM Urgent care on Palo Verde and South and got excellent service! No credit card needed and the doctor was super professional and thorough. It was an actual blessing that Excer didn't work out.

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