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    CareFirst Urgent Care

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Premier Health Urgent Care - Centerville

    Premier Health Urgent Care - Centerville

    3.1(9 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    I walked in on a Sunday, May 24th 2026, at about 1:00 PM, no one at all was in the waiting room…read more The receptionist asked if I had an appointment, I did not realize that one had to have "an appointment" at Urgent Care, I asked the receptionist if there was a wait and she said no but that there were had appointments every 15 minutes and she could "not guarantee" when I could be seen, even though again, the place was empty. In the midst of taking my insurance information, the phone rang and instead of asking the caller to hold so that she could finish just simply adding my info to the system (which I am sure they had due to this not being my first visit) , she took the call. She proceeded to talk with this call for about 10 minutes while I stood there waiting. Apparently, we was going to be sure I would not be seen due to, i(f there were indeed) "appointments every fifteen minutes" the next person was about to walk into the door. The receptionist had a terrible attitude from the time I walked in, this is definitely the last thing one needs to deal with when undergoing a sudden health issue. I had to interrupt her call in order to ask for my insurace card back so that I could go somewhere else that actually cared about their patients. Do better, Premier Health and perhaps try and find a bit more of a compassionate human being as your receptionist.

    You cannot give a diagnosis until the test come back! I was never examined by the Dr. that was on…read morestaff. He gave me a urine test and then came back five minutes later and said I had a UTI. Sent me home with two prescriptions two days later my doctors office informed me that there was no sign of any infection whatsoever so four days later and the problem is still existing am giving the amount of starts because the receptionist and the nurse were excellent!! Next time don't use Chat GPT

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    CareFirst Urgent Care - Springboro

    CareFirst Urgent Care - Springboro

    2.8(16 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    I'll start off with the positive. I was treated quickly, and I received the medications I needed…read more I was seen 1/27 around 6 pm. My caregivers were Luke NP and Stacy (unknown title). I went in to be treated for an asthma attack (I needed a nebulizer treatment). When I went up to the desk, the registration woman took my info and checked me in. I was audibly wheezing, short of breath, and rapidly breathing. Stacy and Luke were both at the desk. They were discussing celebrities, the superbowl, and Luke was scrolling through Facebook on a work computer. Did not address me once at the desk. Being a past emergency healthcare worker, I was appalled. Thank God I know my body and what kind of shape I was in. Once checked in, Stacy took me back to a room. She did not take the time to get accurate blood pressure. In fact, she made it up. I could feel my pulse when she stopped pumping up the cuff and attempted to listen. She gave a bogus number that was within a normal range, even though I was tachycardic. She had trouble getting the pulse ox to read and quickly took it off the moment there was a number present (which is also incorrect). Stacy went to get Luke and a treatment. Luke came in, REAKING of cigarettes. It was so strong it made my breathing worse, and it lingered after he left the room. Luke only listened to the top quadrants of my lungs before the first treatment and asked if I needed to go to the ER. I told him no, and all I needed was a treatment or two, maybe a steroid I would be fine (urgent care is equipped to handle asthma attacks). Neither one of them stayed in the room while I was given my first treatment (there was only one other patient in the building). After the first treatment, Luke rechecked my lungs sounds but only in the top quadrants. I requested one more treatment because my chest was still pretty tight. Luke never rechecked for lung sounds after my last treatment. I was basically kicked out of urgent care. Luke made an unprofessional comment about being vertical and basically not dead. I would NEVER recommend this urgent care based on this experience alone, nor will I seek help at this facility again. I am thankful I was able to get the medications I needed to get my asthma under control. This situation could have been handled a thousand times better than it did. Both Stacy and Luke need to be retrained in how to handle medical urgency, how to take vitals, and what appropriate conversations are in front of patients. As for the cigarettes, slap a nicotine patch on while you work if you need it that bad. Luke roughly had 2 hours left of work. He could have waited to hit a cancer stick when he was off the clock. Instead of subjecting others and an asthma patient with secondhand smoke. Do better.

    I'll give it a star, because we were treated quickly and my son got the medicine he needed. When we…read morewalked in, we were greeted kindly by a gentleman (later realized it was the DR) on the phone with a patient. We waited for about 5-10 minutes before he hollered for a Rachael from the back a second time. Suddenly, 3 girls magically appeared from the back to check us in. We were the only patient there, so once the paperwork was filled out we were immediately taken back. We asked to use the restroom before being seen and upon entering, there was an unlabeled, bloody unrine sample on the counter. I reported it, and the MA seemed like it was normal and was supposed to be there. She performed the strep test on my son, and the DR came in shortly after. He had the wrong name (my other sons name). Assuming he got them mixed up from the insurance information? After being corrected he still took my son's name down wrong. 3 weeks later, and my account was charged $117. Idk if this was their minimum, but we were charged for a 45min new patient visit, and we were there maybe 25 minutes total. We won't be back. The bloody urine with no proper labels was enough for me, let alone the misidentification of his only patient.

    CareFirst Urgent Care - urgent_care - Updated August 2026

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