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    Hometown Urgent Care

    2.0 (3 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Everything was fine but the most disgusting toilet ever! In a healthcare facility. Yuck.

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    Cleveland Clinic - Beachwood Family Health and Surgery Center

    Cleveland Clinic - Beachwood Family Health and Surgery Center

    3.9(19 reviews)
    7.9 mi

    Helpful Tip: This location has multiple entrances and parts of facility (i.e. North and South)…read more Check your MyChart for additional details about the location of the office you're visiting. I visited Beachwood Family Health & Surgery Center (Cleveland Clinic) on Saturday. Yes, some doctors have Saturday appointments at this location. I frequent the location for my bloodwork, quick Urgent Care visits, and primary care visit. This time, I was very impressed with my experience (not always the case). From the moment I arrived, the facility's welcoming atmosphere and efficient operations stood out. The parking lot offers various options including self-park, parking garage, and valet. Typically, this place doesn't get busy, so it's easy to park. The lobby has check-in kiosks and helpful greeters to navigate you. They're always eager to help if you address them. The lobby also has a lot of greenery which really adds to your experience even if you're sick. The campus is pretty small and easy to navigate. There's helpful signage to indicate parts of the building. It's a much better navigation experience than any other Cleveland Clinic experience. Think of it as a suburban campus that's easily located on Cedar Rd. The center offers a wide range of services, including primary care, specialty services, and an Express Care Clinic for urgent needs. The convenience of having on-site amenities like radiology, laboratory, and pharmacy services, and bloodwork is unmatched. With a positive review this time, I'll say that I would highly not recommend visiting their OBGYN department here. I had a very negative experience which made me switch campuses to better care. Overall, my visit to the Beachwood Family Health & Surgery Center was a positive experience. The combination of comprehensive services, dedicated staff, and a patient-focused approach makes it a standout healthcare facility in the area.

    I had a procedure to be done, staff was super friendly and caring ! They were very quick with…read moreeverything !!

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    University Hospitals Urgent Care Cleveland Heights - The Ascent

    University Hospitals Urgent Care Cleveland Heights - The Ascent

    1.6(5 reviews)
    8.5 mi

    I have been to this Urgent Care twice now. It is certainly convenient, pleasant and clean. If I…read morehad had COVID or a UTI I would have been helped. However, they are extremely LIMITED in the services they provide. My PCP was unable to see me and felt i needed a diagnosis for my three weeks of muscle and joint aches and fever, so recommended I went to Urgent Care. If I had gone to MetroHealth (where she wanted me to go) I would have had blood drawn to evaluate me for Lyme, infection and inflammation. They would have paid attention to my heart rate and blood pressure being much higher than my baseline. At UH, I received testing for COVID, RSV and the flu and told to follow up with my PCP for the testing I needed, because they cannot draw blood as they do not do any follow up. When I told them my PCP had no openings, they just shrugged. An urgent care that does not draw blood: what will corporate America think of next? A Starbucks that does not serve coffee? By the way, I have already spoken with the UH Ascent Urgent Care Manager. Ms Earnhart does not feel a need to have information on the website (which would have avoided me from making the appointment) or at the urgent care stating that they do not do blood draws or any work that would require them needing to follow up. I was too well for the Emergency Room but too sick for the Urgent Care. The appointment was a waste of time and money.

    I was excited when UH Urgent Care opened in Cleveland Heights. Most comparable offices are deep in…read morethe 'burbs, so one in our neighborhood was a welcome addition for those times when you need to be seen quickly for something common. Soon after opening, I was seen within minutes for a non-serious problem and was very satisfied with my care. Another household member did the same earlier this year. It's easy to make an online appointment. There is some parking on-site. The care seemed adequate and the staff was friendly enough. At this point, the only downside was price. It's pretty expensive even for those of us with good health insurance coverage. Based on these limited but positive experiences, I recommended this office to another older family member experiencing a common problem and in need of a prescription medication to treat it. This family member typically uses the Cleveland Clinic main campus for care, but traffic on Carnegie has been a nightmare because of construction. So, why not use the new UH Urgent Care office down the road? Well, I'll tell you why not. Unless you are a healthy adult younger than 65 years of age, they will not treat you and demand you go to the ER. The office is staffed by physician assistants (PA), and this particular PA on duty flipped out, declaring that this case was above his expertise. After collecting a sample for testing, the PA refused to issue a prescription to treat the problem and sent our older family home with instructions to either go to the ER or go to the Cleveland Clinic to see her regular physicians. That was a Tuesday. On Sunday, the same PA called our older family member to tell her that she will DIE unless she goes to the ER. He demanded that she promise over the phone that she would go to the ER. He repeated it at least three times. At this point, the older family member suspected that he was documenting this as a CYA moment because he let her go without treatment. Suffice to say, the older family member did not go to the ER. Instead, later that week, she went to the walk-in clinic at Cleveland Clinic where they issued the prescription she needed. No drama at that clinic. We haven't received the bills yet, but I am sure the UH bill will be disproportionately large compared with the quantity and quality of care received. Our older family member did not die as that PA insisted she would, but this UH Urgent Care office is most certainly dead to her.

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