Made an appointment online and was seen at the correct time. Staff was excellent. Was in and out…read morewithin half an hour, prescription in hand.

Had a bit of a disappointing office visit yesterday, but was contacted by the management of Premier…read moreand scheduled for a follow up today. Carrie did a wonderful job and the steroids are helping tremendously. Thank all of you guys for the work that you do.

consistently always an hour behind schedule. Do not follow the check in order. overbookedread more

Got here right at 4 to have a friend seen. Was seen right away!! No waiting time involved. Glad to…read morebe seen in and out quickly but still had a breathing treatment!! Thank You Urgent Carr

The provider that saw me today was dismissive and disappointing. I went in after having a grandmal…read moreseizure has at a restaurant and hitting table and the floor. As a result I am suffering with very intense lower back pain traveling down my leg. Provider was dismissive from the start barely spending enough time with me to listen to my lungs. She said X-ray was fine and to take 800 Motrin. Didn't care that I informed her I was taking skelexin and large amounts of Tylenol and ibuprofen. Didn't bother to ask me what happened, look at my back, etc. I have always been a huge supporter and advocate of Premier, but I'm really disappointed in your provider and today's encounter! Dean Whitney

the doctors are in the room checking me for maybe a total of 5 min, they never fully examine me,…read morei've came here four times now since living here for 3 years, and each time it gets worse. the new receptionist is a joke, she is very disrespectful towards not only me and my family, but as i'm sitting here i've seen her disrespectful behavior towards other patients trying to be seen. i have been waiting for over a hour, and three people who came in after me have been seen before me. i will not be coming back here.

Like all rapides urgent cares this one sucks just as bad ive been waiting for 2 hours for a drug…read morescreen. tell me how it takes that long to piss in a cup

Went here last week for a covid test. It came back positive, I was coughing pretty bad. My husband…read morewent later that day for a test that came back positive as well. He didn't have any symptoms. Our paperwork completely different. I was told to self isolate for 8 days. He was told not to return to work until 2/6. Why are we telling people with positive results different isolation times? My 8 days is tomorrow, I can guarantee I'd still test positive right now. Let's get our shut together and give everyone the same damn time frame. This is unacceptable...but I have come to not expect much from this place.

Called at 6:50 to see about getting a sick elderly family member in. They close at 8 but was told…read morethey stop seeing patients at 7. Then just say you close at 7!

Walked into this clinic due to a bad sinus infection. 1 person ahead of me and I waited over an…read morehour to get into a room. Once in a room, I saw a Dr quickly and she confirmed my suspicions of a sinus infection. Gave me a prescription for a antibiotic and recommended a steroid shot to relieve the sinus pressure. I agreed and received the shot and was back in my car within 10 minutes of getting into a room. All in all not bad...BUT...then came the bills! For the office visit, labor to stick me with a shot (yes, a separate charge), and the medicine for the shot (another separate charge) $427.50 ($290.29 after insurance). Then get this. The Dr. sent me another separate bill for $112 ($65 after insurance). I have been to other urgent cares on numerous occasions, received the exact same services including a steroid shot, and have never paid more than $120 depending on deductible. If you go here DO NOT get them to do anything but prescribe medicine. Or just don't go here and get ripped off. My office visit bill is currently in collection due to me refusing to pay it. Take charge of your health people. Ask Dr.s the cost of everything BEFORE they give it. I could have had 6 days of a steroid prescription for $4 instead. Lesson learned!!! I will never do business with this facility again.

Never had to wait very long, but more importantly, the care I've always received has been…read moreexemplary. I highly recommend!

This is the place to go for urgent care. They are Fast and efficient. The waiting time - I came in…read moreby 8:30 am - checked in, pre- service health questions done, and saw the doctor by 9am. Atmosphere is very relaxing - spa music.

They take forever and even if you make an appointment youll wait an hour i made an appointment at…read more0815 and they keep delaying my appointment its 0916 currently im sitting in my car symptoms are getting worse and they armt helping

I brought my daughter in for a bad ear ache and possibly a stroke. We did not wait but they put…read moreher in a wheelchair and rushed her to scan her. A doctor met us there and told her it was Bel Palsey. The staff and doctor were excellent.

I went to ER for dizziness, I had been having problems with low blood pressure, and low potassium…read more I was called back in a timely manner. I was put in a waiting area that had 4 sick patients,veith IV bags, hanging on coat hangers on the wall. I asked were the out of rooms or iv poles, the nurse said that's just how the do it. I pointed out the dusty hooks, possible cross contamination. The second nurse took me in a small lab, I was suffering vertical, I had problems walking any distance. I vomited a couple of times. I told her I have to sit. She got me a wheelchair. After the lab I took was given a IV, and hung on back. No name on the bag, no sign off, nothing. I was low on potassium, unfortunately I got a full bag of fluids when I realized, the bag was not what I should have gotten. I never saw a dr, never examined, never knew what the plan of care was, after 5 hrs, I was offered some potassium pills, and a anti nausea pill, I already had the generic pill ondansetron, same med, and potassium pills. I am a retired health care professional, 45 years, a radiology technologist. I have never seen such disregard for privacy, no protection from cross infections. I told the check in nurse I needed to lie down, I was left in this room for hours. Sitting in a chair, I told her I hadn't seen a dr, she said it was the minor injury ward/area, and this is how it's done. Because I had taken a time relief anti nausea pill, I didn't want to be over medicated, zofram was generic ondansetron, I didn't want a double dose of potassium, it upsets my stomach, again I asked about seeing a dr, to ask why I was still feeling sick or what my potassium was still low, i was told I would get X-rays, but never did, get vitals to check orthostatic, never did, the had another PT who had a name close to mine, she came a few hours after me, but I never got a plan of care or saw a provider. I'm quite certain when my Medicare or military tri,-care gets billed they will leave out no bed, no potassium, no provider, how can they get away with this less than optimal care.

Sorry for the length it's copied from the letter send to our congressman…read more What can I say, this place raises my blood pressure like no other. A few years ago I had issues with my father and the VA which is a story in itself but I ended up talking to Cong. Ralph Abraham. 3 years later I'm right back at the same spot. The community choice program was enacted approx 4-5 years ago to allow vets to see outside PCPs & specialist when they live over 60 miles away. VA not only wouldn't recommend this service but dissuaded vets by telling them their request wouldn't be approved. We bypassed that with help from Cong. Abraham and for a couple years had no issues seeing outside drs. It was a nightmare to get the referrals and approvals but was doable if vigilant. If a vet doesn't like his team Dr( there are approximately 8 teams at this location) they can request a change. We request a team change in August of 2016, it took 13 months before he was changed. His only options were to continue to see the Dr that he was unhappy with. He would have to go to urgent care to be seen during this time had he not been on the CC program. They way it worked, you contacted TriWest(whose in charge of referrals and approvals). If you don't get these prior approvals in hand it's likely they won't pay. They worked fairly quickly by VA standards. Older vet wouldn't be able to get this done. After seeing outside Drs we had multiple issues with the VA team. Despite telling the team Dr and every nurse we encountered, do not change their medications or treatment without seeing the vet or consulting the CC PCP. Dr. kept changing medications and treatment without seeing the vets or consulting with CC PCP. The CC PCP had to call and change everything back. This program also takes almost a year to pay so many Drs don't want to mess with them. But after lots of work we got it done and it worked reasonably well for 2 years. typical day at the VA. We could no longer contact TriWest to get referrals and their CC primary care Dr could no longer request referrals to specialist or Drs. We were told by TriWest and VA staff that from that point on to see an outside Dr. The vet must drive to the Alex VA to see team Dr to get a referral to see his PCP. No other way to see an CC PCP. Have to wait wks/mths to see the team Dr, must see VA Dr or specialist to get the referrals to an outside specialist. To be clear, we drive over 65 miles, see 1 Dr wait for appt with VA specialist to refer to CC Dr. One vet had a diabetic ulceration on his foot that had reopened after a 16 months of extensive treatment, Contacted his team Dr, yellow team, Dr Santiago. to Next available appt was 4 mnths. advised to go to urgent care. CC is essentially useless now. At the last primary VA appt, put in for the referrals to continue his care with his PCP and cardiologist but don't expect it to be approved. The RN said she had never had a single request approved to see an outside Dr, NEVER. We did get approval to continue to see their outside cardiologist, but no news on outside primary care. Need diabetic shoes. 6 appts in 8 months. 1st apt, get boot for the foot with ulcer. 2nd , pick up and have boot fitted. I expressed concern for the other foot that's bearing all the weight to ensure it doesn't develop an ulceration.. 3rd apt,, measured for shoes, did molds for inserts. 4th apt, shoes but no inserts.repeated molds & reordered. 5th visit, inserts in new shoes, way too tight. The inserts weren't taken into consideration when measured. 6th visit...that was today. This is a typical day at the VA. Had an appt for the CC cardiologist. He had ran out of 1 medication. Previous day I contacted the pharmacy to order the refill. Told the script was expired. Called the CCPCP to get a refill since we would be close by. Arrived at pharmacy next day, told that it hasn't been sent in. Went outside to call Dr since no reception inside VA. Dr said they did send it but would resend it and call them. Told that they did have It but refused to fill it because the referral to his CC program had not been completed, no emergency supply either. told to go to UC, crammed full. contacted CC PCP to call in script. Then to prosthetics dept as they were calling us to set up an appt. knocked on both doors in prosthetic dept no answer. I saw the prosthetics dr in hallway & explained we were in town and had a call saying they were in. He advised that he could see him. Provider opened the shoes to unlace them at which point I told him they were supposed to be velcro he cannot tie his shoes the provider continue to loosen the laces and try to put the shoe on his foot. At this point I told him, as did the veteran that these shoes would not work. The provider stated that he ordered shoes with velcro but that's what they sent, So here we are.....

This VA needs more qualified doctors in specialized medical problems. There are no lung or heart…read morespecialist and some clinics do not have doctors. It is not a bad hospital; it needs more funding to get the right care for the patient.