I've been going here off and on for the last 10 years....only because it's one of the closest offices around. Last week was when I finally had enough, and won't be going back. I've put up with the rude employees that work there and the messed up hours, but now an hour wait, just to get in to a room is normal for an allergy shot...done. I have now moved on. It's a very busy clinic so don't go by what they state their hours to be. You can show up there an hour after they've opened and they will be closed, or excepting no more patients. I woke up one Sunday morning, I'll be honest, I don't remember exact times here, but I do know they had only been open for half hour. I called the office to let them know I was going to be coming in for an allergy shot. Allergy shots are not like a normal walk in or appointment, as they literally take 1 minute to do, so you should be put in to a room within minutes of showing up so that the doctor, when they are walking by, can quickly come in, give you short, fill out the info and move you along. Well, the snot on the phone tells me they are closed for the day. I ask, "didn't you just open?"...she replied, "yes, half hour ago, but we are now closed for the day and not taking anymore patients". That's a nice work day for them. Anyways, when I first started getting my shots there, I'd usually wait maybe 10 minutes before I'd be shown a room, then another 10 minutes or so before a Dr came by. I can deal with that, but now, it's minimum 30 mins in the waiting room, and minimum 30 minutes in the room waiting for a Dr to show up...then, I have to wait another half hour after the shot to make sure my body doesn't react and I fall over and die. A 35-40 minute trip to the Dr now is 1.5-2 hours, every time. Last week, I waited over 45 minutes in the wait room and then 50 minutes in the Dr room before I saw anyone. Pathetic. I mentioned this to the Dr a couple months ago and told him that for whatever reason the disgustingly rude East Indian receptionist that works there, kept calling in other walk-ins, who I know showed up and signed in after I did, without an appointment and that I had been sitting in the waiting room almost an hour. He said it wasn't right and that the ladies there had a chip on their shoulder. Damn right they do. Worst staff I've ever encountered, hands down. So, Dr mentions this to the snot receptionist and reminds her that allergy shots have priority because how quick they can get us in and out. She looks at me, rolls her eyes and says "ya, whatever". How does she still have a job? Another issue, is with them rushing you out as soon as a Dr actually gets in the room. I struggled with a lump on my ankle for a couple years and if I did much walking it would balloon up and really hurt. I saw Dr Duplisis (spelling) a couple times about this and eventually talked her in to sending me to a specialist. She just kept telling me to ice it if it swells and to take anti-inflammatories...right. So, specialist appointment happens, she never calls me about the results. I call her a couple months later and they say that they do have them and I "could" come in and get the results if I want. Uhm, duh? Appointment made and I finally get in there. The Dr proceeds to tell me that I didn't have any fractures but that I did have 2 torn ligaments and that is what the lump under my ankle was. Okay great, so now what, I ask her. She kind of looks at me and shrugs, and says, "well, you will just have to deal with it". What? I'm not a Dr but as an athlete, I did know that torn ligaments can be fixed and that I didn't just need to deal with it. So, I mention this to her and she responds that she will see if they can get in touch with a surgeon and see what he recommends. Needless to say, I had the surgery and now my foot is better than ever. This is something that the Dr was telling me just to deal with it and not bother getting it fixed. Ideally, I think this office should be shut down. I know it won't happen because of the amount of people that go there, but it's brutal! I would go elsewhere if you have the chance. read more