Avoid this place if you can--there are far better urgent care options.
Our experience made it clear that patient care is not the priority here; revenue is.
We initially visited for an illness and were prescribed a course of antibiotics. After completing the treatment, we were still experiencing the same symptoms and had seen no meaningful improvement. Just three days after finishing the medication, we called to follow up, as the PA had specifically instructed us to do if symptoms persisted. We were also told that some infections may require a second round of antibiotics.
Instead of evaluating the situation or providing continuity of care, Dr. Noman--who was not even on site--refused treatment and instructed the PA not to help us unless we paid another $150 copay for a new visit. Refusing to address an unresolved issue from a visit that had occurred only days earlier felt both unethical and deeply disappointing. We weren't seeking a new diagnosis; we were following the treatment plan and instructions we had been given.
The entire process was incredibly frustrating. We spent nearly three hours trying to resolve the issue--almost an hour on hold by phone, followed by another two hours in person--only to be told that payment mattered more than patient care.
Another concern is that there never seems to be an actual physician on site. Every appointment appears to be handled by a PA, and based on our experience, they do not seem adequately supported or empowered to manage many urgent care situations.
I've also heard similar complaints from friends who have visited this clinic. One recurring issue is their misleading online scheduling system. They allow patients to select a date and time online, and the confirmation texts clearly appear to be appointment confirmations. However, when you arrive, you're told that you didn't actually book an appointment--you merely "registered." I even showed them the text message with my appointment date and time, but they insisted it did not guarantee a scheduled slot.
While I was there, multiple patients arrived believing they had appointments, only to be told the same thing. I arrived at 8:00 a.m., right when they opened, and was the first patient in the building. Despite having a confirmed appointment time, I still waited nearly an hour because the PA didn't arrive until approximately 8:45 a.m. If the clinic opens at 8:00, why are appointments being scheduled before a provider is even available to see patients?
The lack of professionalism became even more apparent later. After waiting two hours and repeatedly being told that a provider would speak with me, I was eventually connected to someone named Angela from the front desk. She immediately informed me that she was "doing me a favor" by talking to me because it was her day off. I had never asked to speak with management--I had been waiting to speak with a medical provider. Her response was dismissive, unprofessional, and completely inappropriate given the circumstances.
From the confusing scheduling practices to the lack of follow-up care, poor communication, and apparent focus on collecting another copay before addressing an unresolved medical issue, this experience left me with little confidence in the clinic's professionalism, ethics, or commitment to patient care. read more