I've been here twice in 2 weeks. The first time I brought my 9 yr old grandson who had a sore…read morethroat, it ended up being strep throat. The 2nd time I went there I had something going on with my eye the Dr said it was a bacterial infection and called in eye drops. Both times I left there and drove across town and my prescriptions were already called in and being filled. Staff was nice and the wait both times was not that long. Highly recommended!! Thank you to ALL THE STAFF

their hours say until 3pm but that's a lie. I walk in at 2:15pm and they have "stopped taking…read morepatients for the day." worthless office

Took my 12 year old here for suspected strep throat. This is a child that is hardly ever sick and…read morewent to school feeling very crummy yesterday. They wouldn't write us an excuse for school today because the AI said it wasn't necessary. He is currently running a fever and flying through Kleenexes like crazy. Why are we allowing AI to determine how sick a child is?

Entering the building and having a pleasant receptionist smile at us was a great start. The nurse…read morewho attended was kind, personable and seemed to care. I brought my teenage daughter in because of a high fever for 3 days and a sudden rash that turned to hives and spread while we were there. The doctor wasn't pleasant, seemed uninterested in my notes I had documented because of the fever and rash. Left room, 30 minutes later she comes in and my child is positive for influenza B. Basically said good luck it will go away on its own. I had to ask for topical cream for the itching and Tamiflu. It's been 4 days. Still fever and rash. I called in only to be told that they did all the tests they could so I should GoGo the ER. What on earth...maybe a revisit with another doctor? Nope, I have read other urgent care reviews and it seems like Columbia has awful facilities with rude staff.

I went in for a consultation with Dr. Anz today for a possible hip replacement…read more I was so very impressed! He took his time, really got to know me, actually SHOWED me my MRI images, and spent over 30 minutes with me. His assistants are equally awesome! We decided to try changing my everyday mobility, and trying medication for a few weeks. Very conservative. And... he listens. Not your regular doctor!

I would rate the doctors here at 5 stars as they do fantastic work. The problem isn't the doctors,…read moreit's the administration. They move people through too fast and they won't even send bills anymore. If you can't figure out "portal" nonsense then your only option is to physically go there, talk to billing, and find out how much you owe. Definitely not approachable for us older folks.

They saw me fast! Appreciated the fast service and professional staff. Would recommend.read more

If I could give this 0 stars, I would. They did absolutely nothing for me when I had a serious…read moremedical issue. Completely disappointed in the quality of healthcare this facility provides. They have no concern for their patients at all. Go anywhere else for your medical care. Also, picture speaks for itself on level of professionalism. The exam rooms were also not clean!

Wow, Dr. Schultz…read more.. Recent research shows that tramadol has greater potential to be abused and to cause overdoses than was believed when it first appeared on the U.S. market in 1995. A Journal Sentinel/MedPage Today investigation found that the FDA failed to heed a key piece of research indicating tramadol had the potential to be abused. Instead, the agency recommended not putting tramadol under the Controlled Substance Act. Restrictions on prescribing it are no more stringent than for Lipitor or Viagra. In 2005, the DEA received four petitions to put tramadol under the Controlled Substances Act in the U.S., three that asked that it be a schedule 3 drug. Last month, the DEA recommended that it be put under schedule 4 of the act. Similar concerns about tramadol abuse and overdoses have been raised recently in Great Britain. In February, the country's Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs noted that deaths in which tramadol was mentioned on the death certificate nearly doubled between 2008 and 2011. Prescriptions for tramadol in England also increased from 5.9 million in 2005 in 11.1 million in 2012. http://www.medpagetoday.com/PainManagement/PainManagement/43554

holy. this place is terrible. got taken back to the room waited an hour to be seen. got an x-ray…read morewaited another hour for them to tell me nothing was wrong. I even heard them talking about how they forgot to read my x-ray, multiple times.

Needs zero stars. OB triage neglectful and passes off liability by lying on documentation…read more Ignore all atypical cases. Cause pregnancy loss and permanant damage to mother and child. Not ADA compliant for parking. Communication between departments is almost none.

I thought I was having a stroke so I called 911 at 5 o'clock this morning. Got to the ER started ok…read moreat four or five doctors looking at me then they took me over to Eye Clinic, and after that when I went over there, I still had a needle hanging out of my arm. They never took it out. They had released me and didn't even bother to tell me anything they didn't tell me what they thought the ER there really sucks actually the whole hospital sucks. They should shut down. I anybody if they need to go to an ER go to Boone Hospital of and they weren't even that busy.