Where do you go when you need to see a doctor on a Saturday? Your local urgent or immediate care…read more Well, maybe. First you look up the wait time for your local immediate care. Eight hours, ugh. Then you look at other immediate care centers in the area. So I would have to drive an extra ten miles but the wait time is a half hour. Sold, I'm on my way! I was really impressed with the cleanliness, organization, and staff at the La Grange Norton Immediate Care. I probably shouldn't exclaim about this location or they might get as busy as all the other Norton Immediate Care Centers. There are many to choose from in the greater Louisville area. One advantage with this system is you can check on wait times and even register prior to your arrival. All the centers handle a wide range of ailments and injuries. As for my first hand experience at this location. I arrived and checked in at the front desk. Since I am a patient in the Norton system all my information was already in the computer and up to date. All they needed to see was my insurance card and ask the reason for my visit. The waiting area was spacious and clean. I waited about fifteen minutes and was escorted back to a treatment room. The intake nurse was pleasant and did all the normal duties, blood pressure, temp, pulse, list of medicines and allergies. Then I was treated by Kimberly Wright, APRN. She was fantastic! Not only did she identify my ailment but knew I needed to start on a prescription med right away. She knew my local pharmacy and it's closing hour on Saturday so she rushed me through the check out process and sent me on my way to pick up my prescription. Had she not warned me that it was going to take me going straight to the pharmacy I might not have thought about the early closing on Saturday. Thank you for the care provided! I would not hesitate to come back here for treatment in the future. Going to an Immediate Care Center costs more than a regular doctor visit on my insurance but it was well worth it! A true five star experience.