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    $39 Walk-In Clinic

    3.0 (4 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    AdventHealth Centra Care Conway

    AdventHealth Centra Care Conway

    2.8(23 reviews)
    1.8 miOrlando International Airport

    Let me start by saying, I had an extremely positive experience with Dr. Maldonado at this facility…read more She was patient, kind, understanding, professional and had great bedside manner. My 2 star review relates to my experience with the front desk staff - a man by the name of Dennis. Dennis was rude, unprofessional and during my visit, confronted Dr. Maldonado in an aggressive and threatening manner which created a hostile environment for me, the patient as well as the doctor. As fate would have it, the boss, Mr. Aponte, also witnessed part of this incident. I provided a written statement but haven't heard anything back from Advent Health. I hope they addressed this employees behavior because no one should be subjected to that especially in a patient care facility.

    Negative Feedback…read more Our experience at AdventHealth Centra Care - Conway was extremely disappointing and left us with serious concerns regarding the quality of the medical evaluation my child received. We returned from Cuba six days ago, a country where dengue is endemic, particularly during this time of the year. Two days after returning, my child developed fever, malaise, and severe retro-orbital pain (pain behind the eyes). On the day of our visit, he also experienced spontaneous epistaxis (nose bleeding), raising our concern for dengue or another travel-related viral illness. We carefully explained the recent travel history and all of his symptoms to APRN Maldonado. Despite this, dengue did not appear to be seriously considered in the differential diagnosis. We were told that my child did not have dengue because "the mosquitoes were not infected," an explanation that did not address either the epidemiological exposure or the clinical presentation. Additionally, the medical assistant asked whether my child had been vaccinated against dengue, which further diminished our confidence in the team's familiarity with this disease. The only diagnostic tests performed were COVID-19 and influenza tests, despite my child having no respiratory symptoms whatsoever to suggest either infection. As expected, both test results were negative. No effort was made to investigate illnesses that were actually consistent with his history and symptoms. No basic laboratory work, such as a complete blood count (CBC)--one of the initial tests commonly used in the evaluation of suspected dengue--was ordered or even discussed. My child was also prescribed amoxicillin, despite no documented evidence of a bacterial infection and no clinical findings supporting antibiotic therapy. Prescribing antibiotics without an appropriate clinical indication is inconsistent with evidence-based practice and the principles of antimicrobial stewardship. To be fair, APRN Maldonado did advise us to seek care in the emergency department if the fever persisted, the headache worsened, or the symptoms failed to improve. However, at the time of the visit, my child had already experienced persistent fever for two days without improvement, in addition to a recent return from a dengue-endemic region and symptoms compatible with dengue. Given this presentation, I believe a more thorough evaluation or immediate referral to an emergency department for appropriate laboratory testing would have been more appropriate. My primary concern is not that dengue was not diagnosed during the visit. My concern is that the travel history, epidemiological risk, and clinical presentation did not appear to be appropriately integrated into the medical decision-making process. Instead, the evaluation seemed to rely on routine testing and empiric antibiotic treatment that lacked clear clinical support. I hope this feedback encourages additional education in travel medicine, recognition of arboviral diseases such as dengue, evidence-based diagnostic evaluation, and responsible antibiotic prescribing, so that future patients presenting with similar histories receive a more comprehensive and clinically appropriate assessment. This feedback is provided by a foreign-trained physician with more than 20 years of experience in healthcare, currently practicing in the United States as a Registered Nurse (RN), Certified Professional Coder (CPC), and Certified Risk Adjustment Coder (CRC). It is offered respectfully, with the goal of improving patient care and promoting evidence-based clinical practice.

    UrgentMed Care

    UrgentMed Care

    2.4(20 reviews)
    3.1 mi

    DO NOT GO HERE FOR DOT CARD!!!!…read more This is the absolute worst place to get a DOT medical card. The blood pressure machine is dangerously inaccurate. The nurse, doctor and front staff do not communicate. They test blood pressure when your bladder is full. They stick you in a tiny exam room for 30+ minutes to wait for the provider to finish the exam without any explanationand treat you like livestock. This is by far the absolute worst experience I've ever had getting a dot card in my life. I left after waiting a ridiculous amount of time in the tiny cramped room. I feel scammed, and I'm sure there will be a very unprofessional reply to this review as there are to others. DO NOT GO HERE FOR DOT CARD!!!!

    Beware! I brought a…read morefamily member here for an immigration appointment, and despite calling multiple times beforehand, we were never informed about additional costs for the visit. 1. Upon arrival, we were told there would be an extra fee for labs, or we could choose to handle them on our own. This critical information should have been communicated beforehand, especially since other clinics we contacted offered the same pricing but included the labs. The only reason we chose this clinic was the availability for walk-in. 2. My family member was unwell during the visit, and when I asked the doctor to examine her, I was told it would require a separate appointment (additional cost). All they did was check her vitals and provide a lab slip--nothing else. After leaving, I emailed the address they provided (on 11/22/2024) to ask about their refund policy since we decided not to proceed with labs or have them complete the paperwork. As of today, I have not received any response. I hope someone sees this review and provides clarification and take into consideration that only 1/2 the service was delivered. Save your time and money! For those navigating the immigration process, resources are often limited. It's disheartening that a clinic approved as a civil surgeon would take advantage of this situation through unclear processes and unnecessary fees. This lack of transparency and disregard for patients' well-being is unacceptable.

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