Arrived at 7:30 pm on a Friday night with no one ahead of me in line made it go quickly. All staff…read morewere friendly and caring.

I went to UMC Quick Care with stomach pains; my teen daughter came with me. The front desk person…read morewas very kind and helpful. The nurse who took my vitals was also very kind. I was able to see Dr. Tran; she has a wonderful healing personality. She was able to tell what was wrong immediately after my x-rays and told me exactly what I needed to do to feel better. Not only that, she took the time out of her day to talk to my daughter (an aspiring doctor) about her anxieties. She told my daughter about her love of caring for others, and ensured that if my daughter was going into medicine with a good helping heart she would have no problem succeeding. Dr. Tran is truly a wonderful doctor and a wonderful woman. I highly recommend seeing her for any concerns you may have.

I have been a patient of Southwest Medical for many years and I have always had a great experience…read morein all of their facilities. This one is a bit far from my home but they found me an appointment in radiology so here I am . That is what I love about Southwest Medical, you find the care you need even if it means driving a bit further.I love that about them! Convenience with locations all over Las Vegas area and most of their buildings have everything you need in one place. Parking is always plentiful and I've never had an issue with not finding a parking spot that is conveniently by the entrance. I really appreciate being part of Southwest because they have all the doctors and specialists under one roof! This building comes up as Sienna Healthcare on the app but it is a Southwest Medical And Associates building. The office was clean and there is a security information personal in the entrance to answer your questions. The staff here is amazing and they make you feel like they care about your health. They are friendly and professional.

Needed some stitches in my outer ear. They were outstanding. No wait. In-and-out in 20 minutes…read more Removing the 6 stitches later was also a no wait in the waiting room experience. I walked in, gave name and DOB. In-and-out in like 5 minutes.

I love love love this medical center! Everyone here is so sweet and treats you like family. And…read moremakes you feel important. Your health is so important. I recommend coming. My provider is Cristina kulback. I will never change with her. And with health express. Thank you all for all you do for me and others!! Much appreciated... Stephanie pare

Health is Happiness hangs from the lobby wall of the waiting room. It reminds us of the importance…read moreof our health. If we don't take care of ourselves, it's not going to get done. We truly cannot care for anyone else until we attend to our basic needs, like our health. Recently, I had some experiences that made me rethink and realize the fragility of one's health. I found this little clinic from word of mouth, Gabriel mentioned it to me. They have great hours, take my insurance, and have the best team. A caring team! My principal complaint when I made the initial appointment was for pain management relief from low iron levels. My hemoglobin levels were way below average, actual at 6. Yes 6! This is the reason for the pain in all four of my limbs. The low iron was causing irregular sleep patterns or no sleep, breathing issues, and a few other symptoms. But one needs "sleep," to survive. The doctor did blood tests, and offered the use of steroids to deal with the pain from low iron issues, so at least I could sleep. I was offered the chance to have a steroid shot and another pain medicine via my vein. These shots were reasonable at $50 each with payment taken at the time of service. It's been a little over a month that I've been able to make this office work for me. The staff is again very kind. While I've had to back off the shots while awaiting my first iron infusion the little bit of relief for the physical pain that comes with "low iron," was at least partially relieved due to the staff here and their recommendations for my health. We have but fleeting moments in life, during this phase and small moments of my life it was truly life changing. Just having someone that cared while awaiting the medical treatments was a god send to me . Pain is a mind numbing experience and really shakes an individual to their core . The staff and all their ability to care truly shows in their service to helping others that are in pain and need no matter what their condition or circumstances. If you live in this area and need immediate assistance for medical treatment and are awaiting something give a call . Let's connect and keep our health so that we can keep spreading love and kindness to others.

My wait time was very short. Check-in people as well as the medical assistants (Cher & Zyann) Alex,…read moreBea)were extremely professional and polite. The provider, David Linton, was very thorough and caring. He made sure the medication he was prescribing would not interfere with the medication I'm already on. I would highly recommend this team. They're even better than my primary

I had to be seen due to a displaced fracture of the cuboid bone. The NP and x-ray tech were great…read morebut the MA or Nurses Assistant needs some schooling. He had to be told not to take my BP until the I had sat for a few minutes and not while talking bc it gives an inaccurate reading. Then he didn't even ask if I knew the correct method to put an ace bandage on a fractured foot. Admittedly it's been over two decades since I had to use an ace bandage. So no I had to look it up. When I was preparing to leave I was very dizzy due to orthostatic hypertension. Which caused blurred vision. The MA went a head of me to hold the door open. The NP saw I was dizzy bc I bumped into the wall and brought over a wheelchair while the male MA just stood there with a blank stare Lastly, the male MA gave me crutches and when I got home saw I that he put each one at different heights. Another reason I bumped into the wall. Oh, I only learned about the RX they sent to the wrong pharmacy bc I was reading my records. The NP or MA didn't even tell me about the RX. Two months ago my husband went to this location. The doctor took a listen to his lungs, left the room and the MA came to say 5 RX would be called in no explanation. My husband had to return a week later at which time they did an x-ray to determine he had the pneumonia. So why wasn't that done on the first visit?

Dr. Fraga was very attentive and straight to the point which I appreciate because they don't waste…read moremy time. He explained everything I had in detail. Clean office. Friendly staff, very helpful.

I scheduled my appointment for weeks prior. I constantly receive text messages from them. On the…read moreday of my appointment, I was told that they don't accept my insurance. Aren't you supposed to verify insurance days prior to the appt so you can notify patients and they will not waste their time driving 30 mins to go to the clinic?

I absolutely Love PDS Medical Group Henderson!! I started going at the begining of this year with…read moresome major issues that Henderson Hospital was unable to help at all. Christine was amazing and went above and beyond to first of all get me out of excrusiating pain and then address everything involved until she found a solution. My wife and I are both treated like family by everyone at PDS Medical Group and we highly reccomend them for all your medical needs. I plan on staying with Christine and PDS Medical Group for all of my General Practicioner needs.

I just had the worst experience at the Henderson location. I had a simple appointment to go over my…read morelab results with my primary care provider Christine V. The previous time I did this, I was able to go during my lunch break. Here's what happened this time. First I got an email from PDS Medical on 12/24/25 reminding me I have an appointment on January 7th, 2026. I confirmed the appointment. Then I get an email on 12/30/25 reminding me I have an appointment and letting me know that I can save time by using e check-in. Done. I checked in using the online portal. Finally. I got a text message the morning of my appointment on Jan 7th again reminding me I have an appointment. Confirmed! My appointment was at 1:30pm, so I took a lunch break from 1:00pm-2:00pm. I showed up at 1:15pm. Checked in at the front desk. The receptionist, a very nice lady named Esmeralda charged me my $70 copayment. She emailed me my receipt. Receipt received in my email at 1:17pm. I waited in the lobby patiently. I was then called in at my appointment time exactly at 1:30pm. The assistant took my blood pressure & weight, then escorted me to the waiting room at 1:35. I sat in the waiting room until 2:00pm! Christine V. never showed up! I heard her walk into a room of a patient that showed up after me at 1:58pm! There was no communication from the staff letting me know they were short staffed. Nor was there any communication for warning me that the wait would be longer than expected. I left as soon as my lunch break ended 2pm (and returned to work late). I did let the nice receptionist know that no one ever came in the room to see me. She could tell I was upset when I walked out. Do you think anyone called me to apologize? No! Not during the drive home, nor during the remainder of the afternoon or evening! The next day I got a message from the MyChart portal letting me know my prescription refill was denied. The portion I paid for my blood work on 12/24, and the $70 copay for the office was a waste of money!

My sister is a stroke recovery patient who saw her PCP, Dr. Pervaiz, at American Urgent Care (AUC)…read moreon May 18 following her discharge from inpatient rehabilitation. During that visit, she needed: 1. An outpatient rehabilitation referral 2. A neurologist referral 3. A CT scan referral 4. Prescription refills 5. Completion of a disability form Although Dr. Pervaiz spent only a few minutes with my sister before leaving for another facility, we came prepared with a clear list of required items. During the visit, I reviewed these items with both the physician and office staff and confirmed the information needed to complete each request. Despite these discussions, none of the requested items were completed correctly or in a timely manner, resulting in significant delays in my sister's care. 1. Outpatient Rehabilitation Referral I provided an NCEP outpatient rehabilitation brochure containing NCEP's fax number and location information. Approximately one week after the visit, we received a referral to a children's therapy provider despite my sister being over 45 years old. This error required multiple follow-up communications and delayed the start of her rehabilitation services. 2. Neurologist Referral After multiple follow-ups with the clinic, we received a referral more than a week later. However, the phone number listed on the referral did not correspond to the provider address and NPI listed on the referral. As of June 3, AUC still had not provided a valid neurologist referral. 3. CT Scan Referral My sister had to return to the clinic the following week to request the CT scan referral again because it had not been processed. The referral was not faxed to the imaging provider as requested. After obtaining an emailed copy and forwarding it myself, I learned that the referred imaging provider did not accept my sister's insurance. This required additional follow-up with AUC and several more days of delay before a corrected referral could be obtained. 4. Prescription Refills At the May 18 visit, we provided a concise medication list from my sister's hospital discharge paperwork, including anti-seizure medication, blood pressure medication, and cardiac medication. I repeatedly emphasized that her medications would run out by the end of the month and that no refills remained. Office staff confirmed the pharmacy information during the visit. By May 28, no prescriptions had been sent to the pharmacy. We were forced to make multiple calls to the clinic before the prescriptions were processed. We later learned that one of these follow-up calls had been documented as a telehealth visit. Given the importance of these medications to a recent stroke patient, the delays and handling of this matter were highly concerning. 5. Disability Form We provided a one-page disability form to be completed by the physician during the May 18 visit. Despite multiple follow-up requests, the completed form was not returned until the first week of June. These issues are documented through communications with the clinic. The repeated errors, delays, and lack of follow-through significantly impacted my sister's post-stroke care during a critical recovery period. Based on these documented events, I am filing this complaint with the Better Business Bureau for review.

This place is a shithole,i went for a blood test and i ended up getting a hearing test a heart beat…read moretest and they tried to send me to their cardiologist friend cause they said that there was something wrong with my heart eventhough a month before that i was at an emergency clinic and they checked my heart and it was totally fine,once they saw that i had meficsid they wanted to keep charging the insurance as much as they could,but the wirst part is the nurse who withdrew my blood she sticked the needle in my bone instead of my veines and i am posting a picture of my arm afterwards the worst i have ever been treated in any urgent care.

I was there yesterday! Made my appointment on the app and went in so fast…read more Everyone was nice doctors were fast. No complaints. Thank you everyone for making easy for myself. Definitely going back.

I came here a couple months ago for a nail issue, and the doctor was amazing, the staff was quick…read moreto get me in the back and they removed my nail for me quickly and painlessly. The co-pay wasn't horrible, I would definitely pay to come back here again when needed over other places nearby, due to the awesome staff, especially the doctor. I forgot his name.

Called they told me they would be open to 8 pm and come after work. I show up at 415 and they are…read moreclosed .

Arrived at 6:30pm on Saturday- during hours of operation. No sign stating they closed early. My…read morepoor child with a 105 degree fever was lugged all the way here for it be closed without notice. Based on reviews this happens often. DO BETTER dignity.

I came to CareNow after suffering with major breathing issues related to asthma that was…read moreexacerbated by the unusually really pollen season due to the warm winter we've had. This was one of the best urgent care experience I've had in a while. The front desk people were polite and I doubt I waited more than 5 minutes before being brought back to see someone. The nurse taking vitals was friendly and the nurse practitioner who I eventually was also friendly and gave a thorough assessment too. She made sure I understood the treatment she prescribed too. Now, only a couple of hours later, I'm breathing better than I've been in over the past two weeks! I'm definitely coming back here for any future urgent care needs!

Although this CareNow location accepts walk-ins, I highly recommend making your appointment online…read moreto significantly reduce your wait time. I scheduled online, uploaded my documents, and was able to track my place in line through ClockwiseMD. I received a text estimating my appointment time was 10:28AM, but the ClockwiseMD webpage kept updating and showed my appointment time would be at 10:52AM. I would suggest using the original text wait time because I received a text at 10:20AM that I was ready to be checked in. I arrived at 10:32AM and was seen at 11:20AM. I appreciated being able to see live updates through Clockwise MD instead of sitting there wondering when I'd be called back. It was really busy so I can see why my wait time was pushed back. Shalee was my medical assistant! She was very kind and professional. She took my vitals and explained everything to me clearly. I waited only a short time for Dr. Selena to come in and explain my results. She was friendly, thorough, and made me feel comfortable to ask any questions. The front desk staff (Armani, Chris, and a trainee) handled everything efficiently during what looked like a busy shift. While they weren't overly warm, they were polite and professional. Overall, I had a good experience at this CarNow and would return here again if needed! Note: This location is covered under my insurance, but I did still have to pay a $50 copay, which is standard with an urgent care center.