This is the most unsatisfactory health clinic I have ever been too...The physical location is the…read moresame as the Chiropractic location, which can be quite confusing since there is only a chiropractic and auto injury sign outside the businesses. There is an extremely musty and heavily humid smell when you walk into the business. Very unpleasant. There are dead roaches in the corners and on the floors that have obviously been there for quite some time. The ceiling has a major cracking and serious signs of water damage in the waiting rooms. One of the check in rooms you can clearly see the "not so handy" reconstruction work and upon having to use the bathroom to complete my physical, there is a nasty dirty ring in the toilet bowl, the seat, although I would never sit down on a public toilet...was a definite sign for why I wouldn't in this doctors office. There are bed sheets hanging up in the windows of the back half of the building, which you see upon pulling up in the parking lot, which is not really a parking lot versus being a gravel pit for parking. I am not quite sure how a health clinic can be open and running under these conditions, but if it wasn't mandatory for me to get a physical here...I would have walked out just as quickly as I walked in. I will definitely let my employer know that this is not a proper nor healthy location to send employees to for physicals or any other medically required or mandatory attention. The front desk young lady was polite and nice. Dr. Brice is a nice and kind man, but in order to know that, you have to either be strong willed and have no health cates of your own, or be blind and have no sense of smell walking in the door.

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I am extremely disappointed and heartbroken over the care my Papa received at Wellstar Hospital. My…read morePapa passed away there, and as his family, we will never forget the way we felt during one of the most painful moments of our lives. From our perspective, it felt like the people responsible for caring for him did not truly care about helping him or making every possible effort to give him the treatment and attention he deserved. We felt ignored, frustrated, and helpless while watching someone we loved suffer. There were moments when we desperately wanted answers and wanted to know that everything possible was being done for him, but we did not feel that we received the compassion, communication, or urgency our family needed. Losing someone is devastating enough without feeling like you have to fight to have your loved one heard and cared for. My Papa deserved dignity, compassion, attention, and someone willing to advocate for him. Our family deserved clear communication and reassurance that everything possible was being done. I understand that hospitals and medical staff face difficult situations and that not every outcome can be changed. I also understand that sometimes people pass away despite the best efforts of medical professionals. But that does not erase how our family experienced his care, and it does not erase the questions and pain we have been left with. My Papa was more than a patient. He was a father, grandfather, and a deeply loved member of our family. His life mattered to us, and his final days mattered to us. We will carry the loss of him for the rest of our lives. I sincerely hope Wellstar takes experiences like ours seriously and looks closely at how patients and families are treated during some of the most vulnerable moments of their lives. No family should leave a hospital feeling like their loved one did not matter.

This review is from my visit from 06/28/2026 - 07/02/2026…read moreTime line showed a lot of undefined situations: * Refused Creon (Pancrelipase) Creon was offered an hour after my meals. I asked if they could drop them off and hour or half hour before the meal period. They refused. Take Creon with your first bite of every meal or snack to ensure the enzymes mix properly with your food. Time line said I refused a few things I did not refuse. I lost the ability to see all the comments on the time line. I would like a complete copy of them. Timeline said I refused a breathing treatment other than at 3 am. I never did. Refused appetite stimulant Megestrol - Never did. Time line said I was to get Azithromycin on a Thursday. I refused it. Because I take it on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. After another go around someone told me they changed my prescription to Monday through Friday. No one told me that beforehand. I think I have a right to know if you are changing my routine. Asked for a coke and a cup of ice several times and each time I was told that someone was bringing it. It only showed up once. Understanding of COPD treatment is lacking. Refused Albuterol sulfate treatment at 3 a.m. If you were prescribed albuterol to use "as needed" for symptoms, do not wake up to take it if you are breathing comfortably and sleeping soundly. Getting uninterrupted rest is crucial for recovery. Whoever prescribed the 3 a.m. treatment might want to rethink this decision. After each trip to the bedside commode, I sat there wheezing for 20 minutes, at least, trying to recover my breathing. I asked for a rescue inhaler from day 1 and they ignored me. I got responses like" you just had a treatment and hour ago". Rescue Inhalers (Metered-Dose Inhalers / MDIs) * Speed: Delivers a quick, potent burst of aerosolized medication into the airways in just seconds. * Portability: Pocket-sized and lightweight, making them the best option for immediate use anywhere. Albuterol Nebulizers This takes time to find someone who can obtain the medicine, go get the medicine come to my room, start the nebulizer. * Drawbacks: It requires an air supply. Comments like "You must be doing something wrong at home or you would not be here". This comment was made to me by a nurse. I was instantly angry but didn't say anything. This was an uncalled-for statement. I was put in a room and I had diarrhea. The bedside commode was a 1/2 step from my bed; I stood up and turned around and I was there. Didn't have a bed alarm at first but at some point, it was turned on. The shortest time it was for someone to come to assist me was one time 5 minutes, all others were over 6 minutes. I could not wait that long. After being in bed for about 4 days without walking, except one 15-minute walk with a walker, I was told to do a 6-minute walk test. I asked for a walker the nurse said she didn't have one and left. The was the end of that. The day of discharge a nurse came in and went over my discharge paperwork, She removed my IV and other attachments. She said I am going to get a wheel chair. After 3 hours I was wondering what happened to her. She never returned.

Decent VA. Been coming for 6 months now. The parking can be spotty like most VAs, but usually can…read morefind a place easily if you get a morning appointment. I was able to get my appointments and referrals quickly. However, now I have to wait like 5 weeks in between chiropractic appointments. You can sign up online to be one a patient if you're new to the area. They called me the next day to schedule my initial appointment. Overall, it hasn't been a bad experience going to the VA here.

As a veteran I am usually just grateful to have healthcare, so coming on here to write this review…read moreis saying a lot. I've been to two VA hospital in other states and this Facility is by far the worst. It's so bad you can't even get in Contact with the patient advocate. You at either waiting for months for an appointment or in pain in the ER waiting for hours. There is very little compassion within this facility.

This is the dialysis center where I get my treatment. I'm a first shift patient. I go every…read moreMonday, Wednesday, & Friday. The staff is very courteous.

I love this staff. I wouldn't go anywhere for my medical needs. I always feel better when I leave…read morethere, no matter the reason for the visit.

From the owner: Urgent MD provides treatment for illness and minor emergencies-offering a prompt, convenient and…read morelower cost alternative to visiting a hospital emergency department.

ER... with a friend breathing very shallow. Can't across the room…read more Early ekg, indicated might have had a heart attack. At 5pm, doctors suggested go to ER. She waited all day, no she's Here Waiting since 630pm is 1050. Still waiting. No info. Just wait..

ER nurse response is poor. Patient used the nurse call for pain meds for broken arm and for…read morebathroom, response is taking way too long!

Client service is horrible no one answers the phones and they never call back! Would not recommend…read morethis location. If you're clocking in to work atleast do your job and answer the phone stop rerouting calls and hanging up.

The longest wait time for wic , if they mail you something out it won't be correct so you have to…read morecome up here , only one person giving out the wic and she is very slow and shows no emotion or remorse , let other people cut in line if others that have been waiting , either they need more people to help assist with the WIC services or they need to go back to the original way because I have to drive a hour just to wait another hour HORRIBLE ‼‼‼

Angela Swarts was so welcoming and encouraging. Angela took the time to ask specific and pertinent…read morequestions to what opportunities I was open to and those that I was not. She asked questions that helped me to identify and narrow down what type of position I was looking for and offered suggestions. A job opportunity was found. I'm very thankful for Angela's help and if the occasion arises again, I would definitely reach out to Angela Swarts and her team. Tess Hughes

Angela is amazing! She followed up with me and worked with me to find the best opportunity. She…read moredefinitely cares about her people! Kelly and Megan are also great and a huge asset to their team. I would recommend anyone going to them!