These people are great. They gave fast relief for an sinus infection that I could not get at the…read morelocal urgent care places

Freestanding ER.... They do not have rooms to admit you into…read more 2 times we have had to use it and both times 100% satisfied. It is a ER.....not an urgent care. Those that are not an emergency have to wait. We were rushed in quickly and the doctor was able to "fix" us up. Sting ray stings is a medical emergency. Venom neutralized, x rays done, wound cleaned and antibiotics given.... All within an hour! They bill insurance directly for you.

Fast, friendly and clean. Care was excellent. Seen for neutropenic fever and great care and…read morediligence was provided.

Went here for a sensitive matter including my girlfriend and the nurse and doctor Hughes made us…read morefeel very comfortable. We could not have felt more at home and taken care of, they were prompt, professional, and the facility was extremely comfortable and clean. We thank them for making a stressful experience as easy as possible.

Nurse Christina Wells is a compassionate exemplary addition to my care that I received!read more

Extraordinary service by Christine Wells- Wonsley, NP. She provides exceptional patient care and…read moreshe makes it her mission to make sure all your concerns are heard and addressed.

Today, i brought my 14 month old in to be seen. I had originally tried a different urgent care but…read morewas denied due to the state we are from. I called AFC to see if they would accept us and they welcomed us with open arms. I explained to them that i would like to sit in the car until we were ready to be seen and they told me to just call them when i arrived. When i pulled up, i called, and the doctor got on the phone and explained to me that they will do whatever i feel most comfortable with. Two nurses met me at the door, checked me in and gave my paperwork and let me sit in the car and filled everything out because i did not want to bring my fussy daughter inside just yet or expose her to anything. The DOCTOR came out, brought my daughter a sticker to help soothe her. When it came time for the visit, which Only had a 5 minute wait period before being called back, we did vitals and the nurse was super sweet and gentle with my daughter who was not so cooperative. When we were moved to room, the doctor came in, brought my girl a teddy bear to KEEP, and blew up a glove and drew a face on it to keep her occupied. Still fussy, the doctor was quick as possible, explained the game plan, and when he came back in he stood off in the corner to not stress my daughter out even more. I can't begin to explain how thankful i am for this place and the care they gave my daughter and i. I will most definitely continue to use this facility for my family as long as i am here in Alabama. 11/10 recommend AFC to you and yours!

The rudest front desk clerk I've ever experienced in my life. From the moment I walked in the worst…read moreattitude and not friendly from the first word spoken. We were Traveling from out of state and thus was closest to where we were at the time. Realized I didn't have my ID and needed help uploading it on the app. She made a comment under her breath about if I had a better attitude she would have helped me. I asked her to write the very long email down she rambled off bc it was very long. Well that must be where she drew the line of her front desk clerical duties. Then the Doctor came up to the front and wow......her attitude completely left. Needless to say we left - but then as we get in the Lyft and shared the experience - I find out from a local they had been in trouble with the DEA. Truly never experienced anything to even compare to this experience in my life.

Went to ER with terrible pain in my back. Arrived at 11:30 AM on Moday. Waiting room almost full…read more Signed in and waited almost 4 hours for MRI. After MRI went back to ER waiting area. Three hours later my wife went to ask if we needed to come back or wait to be seen by doctor. Doctor who was responsible for looks at MRI results said he looked at my MRI and he was 90% sure I had a ruptured disc and needed to be operated on. We stayed in ER waiting for another 5 hours without being called to see doctor or be admitted. During that time I watched at least 8 other people, who I was there before them, be admitted. I read that with my ruptured disc that I should not sit extended amount of time. I thought 12 hours of sitting was more than enough. I told the nurse I couldn't stay any longer. They said they were sorry and must have lost my diagnosis. I left.

The ER needs a new game plan. They need to establish an…read moreurgent care center, that why most are there. Not " emergencies ," per se, but need medical attention.

Started off my Memorial Day weekend with a trip to the ER. Staff is caring and thorough, using…read moreevery test and procedure in their arsenal to pinpoint my source of pain.

ER and inpatient care is excellent. Medical and ancillary staff are awesome. They go out of their…read moreway to provide care and comfort.

I was instructed to come here to have a PICC Line installed for my chemotherapy treatments and the…read morefrequent bloodwork I'd be doing when I was diagnosed with cancer in Nov of 2017. Although they called me the day before the procedure and confirmed that my insurance had approved and get my info, they "lost" it overnight which caused me to sit in the waiting room for several hours while they contacted my insurance company AGAIN for approval. The procedure itself went fast and was pain free. Once they called me back, I was out fast. The doctor explained the procedure to me and what he was doing as he did it. He also explained what to watch for afterwards and when to call to come back in if necessary. Everyone was nice and the place was clean, but the administrative staff clearly needs some work, hence the one docked star.

My 80 year old mother other experienced a neurological event & was sent to this location via…read moreambulance to be evaluated for a post stroke by a neurologist. A brain scan was ordered by the dr, but we were informed that her scan would have to wait for the already scheduled outpatient scans to be completed. It was in no way treated like an emergency situation, but I was told she should not leave before the scan was completed since the time frame for administering the medication treatment to stop or reverse the damage caused by a stroke was a small, hours lomg window...So please explain why her scan was treated as a non-utgent matter & why ER patients would ever not take priority in the order of operations?! My mother's neurological event occurred around 11 a.m. & the brain scan was not completed until 8 pm. If she had a stroke, that far surpasses the short window for the treatment options previously mentioned. This is gross negligence & highly irresponsible. Not to mention head ER nurse blatantly refused to call the imaging department to find out a time frame if when she would receive her scan that the hospital insisted she needed. Please explain to me why my 80 year old mother was left on a triage bay all day, to witness over 9 hours of horrific trauma patients right next to her for no apparent reason. If the scan wasnt done immediately, there was no point to holding her there. This ER visit at this hospital is the single worst excuse for medical care I've ever witnessed. ER patients should be priority over outpatient scheduled imaging in every single scenario, period. The scan was only completed when I was finally able to track down a physician in the hallway & explain just how long my mother had been waiting for a scan that was ordered for an emergency situation. Thankfully, he called the imaging department immediately & we were finally able to taje her home well after 9 pm. If there had been a stroke, it would have been far too late to administer the needed medication. Appalling behavior in behalf of the head nurse,he should be fired.