BEWARE: Do not go here! I came here for an "Urgent Care" visit. They are NOT urgent care. I have…read moreUnited Healthcare, and I thought there must have been a mistake because I know my copay is $40. Imagine my surprise to find out they bill you with the rate of an outpatient hospital, which means you get slapped with a huge deductible. In this case it isn't my insurance's fault, OSU Wexner let me know they bill ALL imaging (including a simple xray) separately, which means your insurance will apply what you owe to whatever deductible you have on your policy. Stay away if you need an "urgent care" appointment. I don't know how they get away with being so misleading.

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO nice on the inside!…read more Got a new primary care provider who happen to be at this location. WOW what a beautiful facility! RIGHT when you walk in there were concierge to advise patients where to go, which was nice. Not expected, but nice to have! Check in was on the first floor and was pretty quick! Then I headed up to the floor where my provider's suite was, there was a second mini check-in to advise me on how far down the hall to go to the appropriate waiting room. Wait wasn't long, the rooming process was pretty efficient and the visit was great! Excellent provider and very happy! LOVE the facility, parking was very adequate. There was plenty of spaces right up front to park and the traffic wasn't crazy in the area nor was it in the facility's lot. Not sure if that's because the facility is new or maybe due to it being an outpatient building... not sure. Either way, great experience! Start to finish was under an hour so that was super great!

Nobody likes coming to an urgent care, because not only is it expensive but your own physician…read morecouldn't treat you in the time frame you needed to be seen too. So you go to the urgent care as instructed. You present them with your drivers license and insurance card. Then wait for about 10-15 minutes for you name to be called to go into one of the examination rooms. Once you've entered the examination room the nurse (RN) prompts you with some general questions like what is your height and weight? You go through and answer all her questions so that the physician on call can treat your condition you've come in for. What I like that Ohio Health Urgent Care has that you all may not be aware of is they just got the EMR which is an electronic medical record system that the physician can just look through the computer and see what's wrong with you and that system stores your information. In the past you used to have the paper based records which was so hard because the nurse filled out everything on a piece of paper and then your doctor would have to read through that to understand how to treat you. I personally love the EMR and it's been really effective when I visit any doctor that has upgraded to it. Therefore, I give this urgent care a four star review for not only utilizing the EMR but also EPIC to help treat my skin condition I came in with. Plus they called in my prescription automatically to my CVS Pharmacy which was so helpful.

Malpractice! Saw Dr. Jared Judson, he lied about what was discussed in his MyChart notes. Stated he…read moreeducated me on symptoms I need to look out for and when to go to the ER immediatly- he did not. He asked if I wanted antibiotics and I stated no and he sent them to my pharmacy anyways. Asked 3 times during my visit if I was allergic to anything. Lying on documentation is illegal, do NOT see him.

The office staff were friendly and helpful. They were courtesy and helped me feel comfortable…read more When I was checking in at the kiosk and had some issues Misty came and helped me out. I didn't have to wait long as the office is run efficiently. Dr Kovack has excellent bedside manner. He took the time to listen to my concerns and questions. He made recommendations after we had a good conversation. He clearly explained everything and let me know what to expect.

Dr Kovack is hands down the absolute best for shoulder, elbow & knee surgery! His office staff is…read morealso amazing!

So, after the initial $1,000 (procedure plus meds!) I really feel very little if any difference…read more Looking back, it was a high-pitched pushy sale to a sick person with a "guarantee of good outcome" that, unfortunately, I feel for. Don't make the same mistake I did. Find somebody else or some other way to obtain your hormones. These people are too expensive for the results that you get.

I had my first treatment in September and can attest that this has made a huge difference in my…read moreoverall well being and sex drive. It is expensive, but I have been suffering for around 10-15 years with no help from other medical avenues, I think it saved my marriage. Stick it out and see

Dr. Pond is amazing! I love having a doctor that listens to my concerns and addresses them…read moreaccordingly.

I have gone to both Dr. David and Dr. Allison over the years and think they are both incredible…read moredoctors. What amazes me is that they thoroughly understand the insurance world and help you navigate it. What other doctor does that???

A couple of years back my daughter had persistent fever and we took her to the urgent care over the…read moreweekend - they eventually diagnosed it be just a common viral fever; unfortunately, we didn't check to see if they were on our insurance plan when we went there. They even gave her a dose of Tylenol/acetaminophen without my consent. Finally when we got the bill it was for about $375, and they charged me $25 for the single dose of Tylenol (acetaminophen). We were really disappointed that we were ripped off by a reputable place for something as routine as a viral fever; we disputed these charges and they reduced the charges by $25 to approximately $350! We wrote them a letter expressing our dissatisfaction, and of course no one even bothered to reply or call back. This is the kind of institution that abuses the public's goodwill and lays in wait for unsuspecting patients without insurance, one of those unscrupulous predators of the health care system. Avoid this place, and if you still end up there, watch out for that dose of Tylenol and refuse it!

Initially we went to Nationwide's ENT after our Pediatrician recommended that my 16 month old son…read moreget ear tubes. (I should say, we have been to the Dublin Close to Home Urgent Care Center a lot and really like that service of Children's!) We saw Dr. Merz for Jake's tubes. We were skeptical about the need for tubes because he had only a few ear infections, but had chronic fluid build up. Now we are 200% glad we got them, his temperament and language development has more than significantly improved, however at the time we were skeptical because of studies that have shown little difference in development with the tubes over an extended period of time. Dr. Merz was not terribly helpful in discussing our skepticism and just kept stating his language skills will improve and then sent us out to a hearing test. A hearing test on a 16 month old is like voodoo science and really not that convincing, but we decided to get the tubes after another serious round of ear and strep infections. When my husband took Jake to the downtown Children's hospital for the surgery, they were backed up about 3 hours because they did not have enough cribs for the post OR kids. The surgery was as traumatic as you would expect and my son was very unhappy, but after some holding and a cow balloon, he seemed okay. I did not go with him because the nurse on the phone said only one adult should go and when my husband went he said there were all sorts of full families there, which was frustrating. So everything seemed okay, they said he would be well enough to go back to day care the next day. The next day rolled around and he was too sick to go anywhere, and it just got worse and worse. Two days after his surgery he had copious amounts of ear drainage, which was a mix of wax and blood. Also, we had been giving him tylenol, since moltrin thins the blood and the dr recommended not to use it. By day 2 the tylenol wasn't cutting it, so we gave him moltrin also. I called the ENT advice line, since he had a change in drainage and that was something to watch out for. When the dr (not Merz, but a resident) got back to me, he said the drainage was a result of the moltrin (yeah right! Just then Jake pulled out a ball of blood wax 1/3rd of an inch in diameter!). He didn't say anything about the fever or irritability he also had. I asked the Dr if I should take him to his ped, and he said no. I did anyway. Jake had a double ear infection and upper respiratory one as well. She recommended I make a follow up appt (earlier than the 6 mo one) with Dr. Merz. Merz saw him again and just looked in his ears and confirmed he had an infections and the tubes were still there. She also gave us drops. So flash forward to the 6 month check up. My son was not feeling 100% the day of the appt, but we brought him thinking she would help us to know what was up. Merz walked in, looked in his ears, said everything was fine, and left. Jake was then sent to get a hearing test. After having results not much better than before the tubes, the audiologist looked in his ears and said to go back to Merz because he had an ear infection! So then Merz did not even look in his ears again and just said, 'oh yeah one of them were cloudy', here have some drops. So not only did she (or her PA) not do a general check over of my son upon entering the clinic, she didn't even do her job of checking out his ears! We are not going back to her in 6 months. My friend has a reference for someone on campus...I think I am going to check them out! UPDATE: I have had to sick with Children's because of my insurance options, and have yet another bad experience. After getting no reminders of my son's 6 month check up, I called and made an appointment for 2:30 on a Tuesday. Like everyone in the waiting room that day I had to wait two hours (with a 2 year old!) for the doctor to look in his ears for less than 5 minutes and give him a script for drops. I am not going to go back, all the future check up will be with his ped and unless they say he needs a specialist, I am not going back! My son was so good for those two hours, but I don't want to have go through that again!

This was my first experience with anything mental health-ish. I have to say almost all the staff…read morewas very nice. I probably got helped, my depression was/is situational, not chronic, so it's hard to tell. BUT this place is run terribly. I got charged $3200 A DAY, when the average place is 740-2000 a day. For this price: *The food was yuck. Out of 6 days, 3 meals a day, they had maybe 5 good meals. And I am not picky. The ones that were lived on cereal. *They don't even give you a plastic knife, but sometimes serve chicken breasts or a pork chop? I ate with my fingers. Come on, people, did you ever hear of a cook book? There are recipes for cut up meat! *The cafeteria was filthy. I actually asked for a cloth and wiped the tables down. And the same stuff was on the floor day after day. I think they are under staffed. The food line took so long that the last people only had about 15 minutes to eat. *The rest of the place was very dirty too. One big clump of hair was out in the main atrium for 4 days at least. I took a used towel, wet it and wiped our room all along the walls where you could see the dust piled up. *We had the overflow from the detox ward and the psych ward. There were some really crazy people. Which is scary when both men and women are in there and you can't lock your doors. *My roommate went to bed early one evening. When I came in about 11:00pm I was standing by my bed in the dark, in T shirt and undies when the door opens and a GUY and girl start to come in, shining a flashlight at me. He backs out and she says "There's going to be a guy coming in." No, he ALREADY was in. So they come in and spend 8-10 minutes shining a black light all over everything. They woke up my roommate, who was sleep deprived. Why couldn't that have been done at 8:00 or 9:00? And check first, before a guy comes into girls' rooms! *There were no balls or sports equipment, besides about 30 of those baskets with a handle (like lacrosse sort of) and a broken whiffle ball. $3200 a day and no football, volleyball, a ball for 4 square, chalk to draw hopscotch, nerf balls, hula hoops. The pictures show treadmills and exercise equipment. Nope. Never saw any. *30 minutes for visits?! Twice a week?! When some people drive an hour or more to visit? * The place has a very high ceiling so sound echoes. If you are in rooms close to the TV it is impossible to sleep before 11:00pm. White noise would help but the heater/AC only runs every 20 minutes and just when you are getting soothed to sleep it shuts off. And when they come in to check on you every 15 minutes the opening and closing of the door wakes you up. How about curtains in front of every door? *I was really pressured to stay a couple days longer. They even told me I could be taken to court! I was not in my room, curled up in a ball. I could name everybody there and was at therapy and walking laps and doing puzzles, etc. But when I saw how much they charged I understood why they wanted me to stay! I really hope they work on the cleanliness of the place, and the food.

If I could give this place zero stars I would. The front desk needs major improvement with their…read morecustomer service skills. Even though we had a family member within this facility, making us worry by not giving pertinent information about our family member made us worry. The tone and words said not only to me and my mom but literally cussing out our family member is egregious and disrespectful. The front desk attendees create the entire vibe of the facility and being disrespectful to people doesn't cut it. I'm grateful for the care that was given.

A doctor I've been seeing for a few years recently transferred to this brand new branch of Ohio…read moreState Medical Center. While it was way out of my way, I still made the trek because it was time for a check up. It was easy to find off the interstate, there was a ton of parking, and it wasn't hard to get around the building. It was also filled with staff waiting to lend a helping hand. After getting checked in, I headed to the waiting area for my specialist. On the way I found a small cafe offering food and drinks. I didn't wait long before being taken back to a room, pretty much right on time. My doctor was nice as always and the facility was clearly just built. Very crisp white walls. All in all, I had a good experience here.