Molly Smith and Debbie took the absolute best care of me while feeling as bad as I do. I've always…read morehad the best of care here!!!! I highly recommend.

They were able to address my urgent care needs. I needed X-rays and that was a service provided.read more

I have used the Urgent Care and Primary Care with Dr McDonald for nearly a year, the quality of…read morecare has been great, he is very knowledgeable and considerate of my health needs. If I need care over the weekend, I see a doctor in Urgent care. All of the staff there is helpful and kind.

I highly recommend Immediate Care ! They have great doctors and nursing staff. There is very…read morelittle wait time. Dr McDonald even took time to visit me in the hospital. Unlike some health providers. They truly care about your health!

Beautiful building and furnishings throughout. Clean as a whistle. All staff I encountered was…read morefriendly and wearing masks. Temps were taken at entrances, and they gave you hand sanitizer to use before moving forward into the building. Elevators are limited to 4 people at a time. My appointment was with Dr. Hanes. He was very personable, excellent bedside manner, and very thorough. He didn't make me feel rushed, he talked slowly and made sure I understood what he was explaining to me regarding the next steps we had to take in my treatment plan. I felt very comfortable with him. I'll update the review as I continue with my care here, as I have multiple procedures/tests to do soon.

USA Health Strada Patient Center is a state-of-the art medical facility with several physicians and…read moreservices located in one building. They have a lot of doctors who accept Tricare at this facility that's why I came here. My physician Dr. Perry is located on the 3rd floor here. You can get x-rays, mammograms, Orthopaedics, Oncology and Pediatrics all in one place. There is tons of parking but on any given day the lot can be full. All the staff seems friendly to me. I love it here and will continue to visit my physicians located here.

There were great MDs, PA-Cs, nurses, and care providers here. I could name them…read more I do believe one nurse ended up setting the healing and recovery of my loved one back. Only after this RN would draw blood would my loved one need a totally different electrolyte mixture. I found 10 flushes buried in the trash can as if someone were covering something up. Eventually I was able to request them off my loved one's care team. That same nurse gave my loved one pain killers all the time even when my loved one didn't request it. It was on an as needed bases. So then another nurse, projecting her 90 something year old mom onto my loved one's experience, got mad at me when I asked her what she was giving to them. I told them that my loved one is present and has a brain that functions. Talk to them. Ask before giving the as needed pain meds. The RN retaliated by placing on the chart that loved ones have refused pain medications. When clearly, each time asked, my loved one would answer on their own. I went to the charge nurse and MD team about my concerns. Like I said, the great RNs and care team there were pretty cool. They understood us. Kept telling us how blessed our loved one is BECAUSE they had company often. My loved one survived the month they were there in spite of some of these obstacles. Unfortunately they did not make it soon AFTER a blood transfusion, fluid overload, and my loved one is in eternal rest now. Glad for such a place to help the most critical have a fighting chance of survival, just wish every RN had the same goal as the patient and the patient's family. Some things that some nurses do are just uncalled for and reckless which can hinder care.

My husband had a sudden cardiac arrest. He was in ICU in a real hospital sedated for 3 weeks and 3…read moredays. He was awake 6 days before he was moved to Select. Upon arrival the wound care nurse, Deborah Rogers, (please teach her about silver infused bandages) came in the room and was removing his silver infused bandage from his pacemaker. It was clearly written on the bandage "REMOVE MAY 10". It was the 8th. I was putting it back on as she was taking it off. Apparently they have to change bandages when they get there. That policy and nurse Rogers were a clear danger to him. ​​His mattress has no sheet. The night supervisor nurse said they don't put sheets on the air beds. They had him in an air bed, but it didn't inflate on the right side. Due to that he slid out of bed and they kept saying he fell. In the real hospital ICU they had started giving him water and soft food. Select gave him NOTHING to drink for 3 nights and 2 days. I gave him drink. No matter what their policy. In the 6 days he was there they DID NOT BATHE HIM 1 TIME IN 6 DAYS. They kept saying it was up to physical therapy. Goldsmith is extremely egotistical. My husband was awake 6 days, that dr had no empathy. He said "I tell it like it is. If you dont want that then youve come to the wrong place". How about don't act like a punk the 1st time we meet. We wanted to leave but Goldsmith wouldn't take out his tracheostomy if we did. We stayed. Our nurse, Rosemary, said drinking your pee is good for you, something about T cells. On the 6th day we left. My husband said the place will break you.

this office is very friendley and helpful. Their addiction treatment changes lives. They teach…read morelife skills to go with the recovery process to help you rebuild your life after addcition.

Dr. Laughlin, Tara, and Chuck have done a great job with my healthcare, which is somewhat complex…read moreand requires attention to, and knowledge of my heart, lungs, liver and kidneys. I could not ask for a better team and they have my highest respect and recommendation.

I had a great experience at Greater Mobile Urgent Care- Springhill…read more The clinic was clean and well organized, the staff was friendly and efficient, and I was seen quickly. The medical assistant and physician were kind and caring. I would definitely recommend this practice and return again if needed.

The staff is knowledgeable and check in easy. I was sick and had to go 4 times within a couple of…read moreweeks. They have capability to do labs and X-ray. The nurses and doctors were caring and explained everything carefully. Would definitely recommend.

Found Dr Bell and the staff to be very professional and helpful. We were seeing another Dr in…read moreFoley who we liked but her staff was horrible so we switched doctors. We had to get referrals to specialists and Dr Bells nurse Dominique I think I spelled that right had the referrals through Tricare before the end of the day which the other place I had to call several times to get. Dr Bell and his staff impressed us both my husband and I. Wait time was alright but as retired humans we were ok waiting 15 minutes which wasn't as long as other places I have been.

I've been going to Central Baldwin Physicians for a few years now. Recently in May I called to get…read morerefills on my reflux medicine. I hadn't been given but a six month supply. I was told that they couldn't refill my medicine unless I came into the office because I hadn't been there since November. So I used MD Live to get refills because I was going out of town and couldn't go in. I called yesterday to make my appointment and told them that I needed to come in for refills on my medicine because they wouldn't fill it. They asked me who prescribed it and I said Jennifer Pope. They made me an appointment with her. My appointment was this morning at 8:30. I waited 40 mins to get called back. When I get back there I confirm that I need refills with the nurse. I also told her that my ear is bothering me and I might have an ear infection that I'd like the doctor to look at it. Then I was put through a depression survey. Nurse leaves then the doctor comes in. She told me that she can only give me a 30 day supply because Doctor Bell requires labs and an annual exam to obtain your refills. I stated that the office staff never explained that and I have basically wasted my time today and I would've made an appointment for what was required for the refills. She apologized and said she would find out why that happened with the office staff. She left the room. I realized that she didn't look at my ear and stepped out and told the nurse. The nurse came back and said that she was already with another patient. I said I can wait. Then she mentioned that I need to come back for my annual and I cut her off and said no, I won't be waiting for my ear to be looked at until my next appointment and I wasn't going to leave until she did. Nurse leaves. I hear whispering in the hall and what sounds like then she can wait. Enter the office manager. She begins to explain to me their annual exam requirements etc. I cut her off and tell her that isn't why I am upset. I'm upset because I told the nurse I needed my ear looked at and was told I that I needed to make another appointment because she doesn't have time. Mind you the doctor wasn't in my room longer than 3 minutes and I offered to wait and I had told the nurse about my ear before the doctor came in. She went out of the room to find out the situation from the nurse. I heard them whispering about what the timeline was when I asked about the doctor looking at my ear. Then I waited for 10 more minutes and nobody came back. As I sat there it dawned on me that the office manager had said that it was in November that I had seen Dr. Bell and had an annual which means that it hasn't even been a year since my last. I decided that I didn't want those people looking at my ear and would find a competent doctor with a competent staff that hopefully will give a crap about their patients.