Once again, I always give this urgent care 10 stars and above first of all, I'd like to give a…read moreshout out to Aramis in front he's amazing. He goes over and above for you very kind.. This urgent care you're literally in and out in less than an hour even when they're busy

Accurate rating description for two starts is "could've been better." This place only has PA/NP…read moreand no MD on site. They have the capability to draw blood and send to lab for stat orders. Unfortunately, what they lack ends up a longer list. The first MA was unable to get a vial of blood and said someone else would try on my other arm with a straight needed (vs butterfly). She left me without even putting a bandaid on the arm she poked and I had to struggle to put the bandaid on one handed while still maintaining pressure on it. Next MA comes and draws blood and when she's done she yelps I don't have a cotton ball (to put on the vein she just drew out of) and my blood is just pooling while she puts a bandaid on. Luckily I'm well versed enough to know I needed to put pressure on my bandaid. The NP who saw me was new to (per the MA) she really didn't put my mind at ease. Her expertise and knowledge seemed lacking based on the answers to my questions. First thing she asked me was, why are you here and not the ER? I told her my PCP sent me here because she didn't feel it necessitated a ER visit. She wanted me to be evaluated by YOU to assess and in your medical opinion, do I need to be seen further or what course of action next? She swabbed me for flu and covid and I verbally questioned her because I had isolated severe GI symptoms. She said sometimes those present wither GI only. Does it? I don't know, I'm not an MD but I'm also someone who works in healthcare and it didn't feel like the proper procedure. When I asked if she would be ordering any stool samples, I heard through my closed door "do we do that?". Ok, she's new, I'll give her that...but she comes back in and says "if you'd like to have the order for stool testing I'm happy to give that to you." Am I the md or am I the patient? I came here for your professional medical opinion! Do I?! So after I kindly communicated that I am looking to her for her opinion as the expert whether or not my symptoms necessitate an order, she still doesn't quite give me a direct answer! I haven't been to that many urgent cares, but I've come to see a trend that many of the urgent cares that are owned by a company with multiple locations don't have MD's on staff physically there. That said, I've also noticed the trend that many provide sub-par care.

Checkin and waited an hour on the waitlist just for the doctor to skip me on the call waitlist and…read morethen close for lunch. I asked why I was skipped the doctor said it was because the other patient was "just an injection". What is the point of a waitlist when they don't go in order. Why is there no lunch coverage from another provider daily so they can actually see all the patients? As I was leaving ANOTHER patient who came in 30 minutes after me was called in. It is now 1240 and I will not be seen before the 1pm break when I checked in almost 90 minutes prior. No point in trying to be seen here

I drove an hour to this location because it was the only one that had a next day appointment…read moreavailable. I didn't want to chance a walk-in at a closer location since walk-ins are not guaranteed. This was my first time at a Minute Clinic and didn't know what to expect. I received a text to check-in before my appointment and did so as soon as I arrived. I believe I was the first appointment of the day so I only waited a couple of minutes before being called in. The nurse practitioner, Jazmine, who helped me was so friendly, patient, and thorough. I didn't feel rushed during my visit at all and she was very detailed and took the time to explain everything to me. I honestly wouldn't mind driving back to this location the next time I need basic care.

So one of the doctors prescribed me Amoxicillin to fight this tonsillitis I had. Turns out that it…read moredid work but it gave me an allergic reaction to the amoxicillin. Drove back here and one of the doctors I met back in September of 2025 told me that it's a mild allergic reaction to amoxicillin because it's kind of a common one. I was shocked and gave her that "are you deadass look"? She wasn't joking. Another doctor came in and he took a look at the allergic reaction I had. It wasn't severe or anything. He took a sample from my throat to see if it was anything else. He was really reassuring.

I want to make other patients aware of my experience because transparency is important, especially…read morein healthcare. I've been coming to this urgent care since around 2020 and have been a returning patient over the years. Until now, I've never had a reason to complain and have generally had positive experiences. This visit, however, was very disappointing. I scheduled what was advertised as an "appointment" through the urgent care's website, expecting that my reserved time would reduce my wait. After arriving, checking in, and waiting for over 30 minutes, I asked the receptionist about the delay. I was then told that the appointment doesn't actually begin until you physically check in at the clinic, meaning patients are essentially placed into the same queue as walk-ins. What concerns me most is that this information was not made clear when I scheduled online. Instead, the explanation was provided only after I arrived at the clinic through a notice at check-in. In my opinion, that's too late. If an online "appointment" does not reserve a specific place in line or appointment time, that should be clearly disclosed on the website before patients book--not after they've already taken time out of their day to come in. To me, advertising an appointment system without clearly explaining how it actually works is misleading. Patients reasonably expect that an appointment reserves a time for them. If the process is really first come, first served after check-in, that should be communicated upfront so people can make an informed decision. Many people choose urgent care instead of the emergency room because they want timely care for non-emergency issues. A scheduling system that functions like a walk-in line defeats that purpose and creates unnecessary frustration. As someone who has been a loyal, returning patient for years, this experience has unfortunately changed my opinion of this clinic. Because of this policy and the lack of transparency, I no longer feel comfortable returning. It's disappointing to say, but they have lost my business. I'm sharing my experience so others know what to expect, and I sincerely hope the clinic improves its communication by being honest and transparent about how its scheduling process actually works. Patients deserve accurate information before they book an appointment--not after they've already arrived.

I found out my normal healthcare center i always go to does not provide covid shots so i searched…read moreon myturn.ca.gov for a local facility to obtain one. This clinic caught my eye since it was close and the reviews were great. I called and confirmed they took my HMO card before scheduling a same day appointment. The person on the phone was nice and provided all the information i needed and confirmed my insurance will cover it free. I went to the facility and they greeted me walking in and sign in was a breeze. I did had to fill out a first time patient form but i skipped the SSN and explained to her since i have insurance i shouldn't require it so she helped me skip that and once i was done; i waited like 5 minutes and i was let in by a girl named Leslie who gave me my covid shot. In another 3 minutes then i was out. She was very friendly and helpful. I was happy with my visit and plan to come back whenever i need any medical needs from them!

I waited at this clinic for 30 minutes just for them to verify my insurance. My insurance had been…read moreused earlier the same morning without any issues, but by the afternoon they claimed they couldn't verify it. After half an hour, they told me I'd need to pay an extra consultation fee of about $100, which I found completely unreasonable. I told them I wouldn't pay that fee and decided to leave. The front desk staff didn't even look up at me or acknowledge what I said; they basically ignored me until I repeated that I was leaving. Only then did they say, "Oh, I heard you." The whole experience felt extremely rude, and I think their system is really flawed. It was a total waste of my time, especially since I rushed over during rush hour. I definitely won't be coming back and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone else. Additionally, when I tried to book the appointment online, they required me to enter my Social Security number just to process the appointment. If I didn't provide it, the appointment couldn't be completed. That's very unusual, as many clinics don't ask for a Social Security number at all. When I called to ask them to remove it, they said they didn't even have it on file. Overall, this place was a waste of my time and I wouldn't trust them again. Let me respond firmly to the points you raised. First, when I booked my appointment online, I was required to upload my ID and my insurance card in advance. The entire purpose of that should have been to verify my information before I arrived. It makes no sense that after I got to your clinic, you then spent a large amount of time re-verifying what I had already provided. This shows that your front desk staff is unfamiliar with your own procedures. In fact, after she confirmed with your manager, she admitted all she needed was the policyholder's name and birthdate--something that should not have taken 20 minutes if she had been properly trained. If you require uploads of ID and insurance cards, then verification should happen before the patient arrives--not after. Second, the claim that your front desk thought I was on the phone is nonsense. I told her twice that I was leaving and she ignored me. The third time I asked if she heard me, she finally looked up and said, "I heard you." That means she was deliberately ignoring me all along. It's extremely rude and unprofessional to pretend not to hear a patient who is speaking directly to you. Third, it is now December. If it were January, I might understand a deductible. But by the end of the year, it's impossible that I would have a deductible left. I had just used my insurance that morning with no issue. Your system is clearly at fault here, not my insurance. Also, requiring a Social Security number just to make an appointment is not acceptable. You cannot force patients to provide an SSN just to book a visit. Finally, I will not be spending any more time clarifying these issues or responding further. I wrote this review so that others looking for a clinic can see my genuine experience and decide for themselves.

Very bad service by Rafael Herrera Physician Assistant-Certified. When he wanted to listen to my…read morelungs he didn't use a stethoscope correctly. This gentleman is very charismatic but that does not make him a good doctor. With my knee discomfort he never did a physical check. It was just a waste of time with this clinic. If you have the opportunity to go to another clinic, do it so you don't waste your time.

Everyone here is incredibly friendly and helpful. The doctor is amazing, especially if you don't…read morehave medical insurance.

Once again I just had another positive interaction with a representative at this location. Linda…read morewas so patient and helpful with answering all of my questions and providing me with the information that I needed. I needed to go the next day for lab work and Tatiana was also such a gem. She was calm, professional, and kind. She also was excellent with handling the needle. I honestly didn't even feel a thing. She was so gentle, quick and efficient. Pricing was reasonable. Much cheaper than Quest.

I found this place by doing a quick search for urgent care clinics nearby with positive reviews…read morebecause I couldn't get my son into his pediatrician to get checked for an ear infection. My son has several behavioral issues that make going to any doctor a nightmare usually... But this place and the staff surprised me over and over with how kind, patient, welcoming, confident, and accommodating they were toward me kid and his needs. I'm so used to providers misunderstanding and/or mistreating my kid that I was truly shocked by how awesome they were. Turns out he didn't have an ear infection, but even the doctor who examined him was simply AMAZING working with him. Patient, attentive, respectful, curious, playful, and supportive. He didn't judge me for bringing him in, or act like we'd wasted his time. I seriously wanted to hug him at the end, lol. I wanted to hug all of them! Thank you all at the clinic for your kind and thoughtful care. It meant the world to us. :)

Las Salud clinic is the place a ever been to. I was really sick last night. My girlfriend said to…read moreme lest go check out. I said ok. They took me in 15 minutes. The doctor right away check me out ask my symptoms. New what I had. Very professional. 5 min 3 shot antibiotics pills. That's was it. Woke up this morning oh my God feeling my self again. I'll will coming back again if need it. I highly recommend for anyone to come here. Thank you so much.

I cannot say enough how wonderful and warm Dr. Kristy was with me! She took the time to answer all…read more my questions and a cold that wasn't going away for weeks was finally gone after her recommendations and treatment! Thanks Dr!!!!

We always come here for the quality of the health care offered, the providers are friendly and…read moreactually know what they're doing, you'll feel better right after walking out of here! Recommend this place 100%

This rating is only for the phone call. had to ring like 20 times before and answer and the…read morereceptionist did not know how to answer any questions. do you accept medi-cal? - "no" ....okay what do you accept? - "cash" ....okay so what health insurance do you accept? -"not right now" ...so when will you accept insurance -"idk the answer im new" ..can you get someone else go help me? - "at 1 dr in" ...if the dr is in at 1 but youre open from 8- close people just have to wait for the dr at 1? - she contradicts her answer then gives some dumb response $45 walk in fee i lost brain cells communicating with her. felt like pulling teeth to get information i ask go speak to someone

THREE WORDS: GLORIFIED DRUG DEALERS…read more I left this urgent care extremely disappointed. My experience felt like the doctor's role was simply to write a prescription rather than actually evaluate my condition or discuss treatment options. When I asked questions and was looking for medical guidance, I didn't receive any meaningful explanation, opinion, or advice on what might actually help me recover. The billing experience was just as off-putting. I paid cash because I don't have insurance, and I felt like I was treated with suspicion because of it. Before I ever received any treatment, I was asked to pay multiple times and had a credit card terminal put in front of me at least three separate times. Instead of the typical process of receiving a bill or paying at the end of the visit, the focus seemed to be on collecting payment before providing care. If all you need is someone to write a prescription, this place may meet your needs. But if you're looking for a physician who takes the time to evaluate your condition, explain their reasoning, and provide thoughtful medical guidance, I'd recommend going somewhere else. I left feeling rushed, unheard, and no more informed about my condition than when I walked in.

My visit with Kandin Maraquin at MedCove Urgent Care in Upland was one of the most unprofessional…read moreand upsetting medical experiences I have ever had. I went to urgent care because I had pulled a muscle from excessive coughing. I had strained the back of my neck, had soreness in my chest area, and developed a sharp pain in my side. The pain had been present for several days, and I simply wanted a medical evaluation and possibly medication to help with the discomfort. Instead, what I received was fear, panic, and emotional trauma. Within minutes of speaking to Kandin Maraquin, I was told that I was having a heart attack. Not that it needed to be ruled out. Not that there was concern. I was told I was having a heart attack and needed to go to the ER immediately. If I did not have transportation, I was told an ambulance would be called. I was completely blindsided. What was most alarming was how quickly this conclusion was reached. I felt like he immediately jumped to the worst possible scenario without taking the time to properly evaluate me, ask additional questions, or perform a thorough examination. The entire interaction felt rushed, dismissive, and lacking any level of compassion. I was there less than 10 minutes.. His bedside manner was nonexistent. There was no reassurance, no empathy, and no concern for the emotional impact of what he was saying. It felt as though frightening a patient was of no consequence. I was visibly upset, terrified, and in tears, yet there was no attempt to calm me down or explain things in a professional manner. I left that office genuinely believing I was having a heart attack because of how aggressively and confidently it was presented to me. Even after an EKG at the office, did not indicate that I was having a heart attack, I was still sent to the emergency room. Out of fear, I followed the instructions and spent approximately eight hours in the ER. The outcome? No heart attack. No cardiac emergency. No life-threatening condition. The emergency room physicians determined that my symptoms were consistent with pulled and strained muscles caused by excessive coughing, including the muscles in my neck and chest area. After hours of fear, tears, anxiety, and emotional distress, I was told exactly what I suspected from the beginning. I understand that medical providers must be cautious when chest pain is involved. What I do not understand is how a healthcare professional can communicate in such an alarming, insensitive, and unprofessional manner. There is a significant difference between saying, "I want you evaluated further to be safe," and telling a patient they are having a heart attack before a thorough evaluation has been completed. No patient should leave a medical office traumatized. No patient should leave feeling like they were treated as an inconvenience. No patient should leave in tears because of the way a healthcare provider chose to communicate. My personal impression was that the situation was handled with poor judgment, poor communication, and a complete lack of empathy. I left feeling that my concerns were not thoughtfully evaluated and that the provider was more interested in rushing me out the door than actually treating me. Patients deserve professionalism, compassion, and careful communication. Unfortunately, I experienced none of those things during this visit. This experience was frightening, unnecessary, and completely unacceptable. I would never return to this provider, and I sincerely hope management reviews how patients are being treated because no one should walk into an urgent care for a pulled muscle and leave believing they may be dying.

Totally recommend One of the few doctors who actually…read moretake the time and listen to you not feeling rushed it's a big matter to me , he is on the patient side ordering all reasonable test and labs to ease any concern I have Overall great doctors and staff

I have gone to Jason Kurtz for many years, until we had to extract our entire family from his…read morepractice. In the very beginning when he first started and was a brand new doctor, he was awesome. Now he's a total jerk and he has his uneducated office staff and PA running the business. just a few of our most prominent issues: 1. I was extorted by the front office, that he would not see me unless I paid a missed appointment, which I did not schedule. 2. The office refused to treat me, for a raging bladder infection that they tested me for, even though I'm a regular annual patient. I refused to pay the $50 to come BACK to the office the same day, for the RX. 3. His physicians assistant incorrectly diagnosed me as having HPV. And I had to go to another doctor for an incredibly painful procedure, all for nothing. I did not have HPV. 4. In my opinion Kurtz now has a God complex, he didn't used to. ***5. THEY REFUSED TO TREAT ME, AFTER I LEFT MY URINE SAMPLE....UNLESS I PAID WHAT FEELS LIKE A $50 EXTORTION FEE, in order to give me my prescription. When the doctor says they don't hold back care because of an unpaid balance, that is entirely incorrect, and I believe he's lying. His behavior is reprehensible, and he is fully aware of this. Don't say you weren't warned. ....*add the fact that he stands by his uneducated and extremely unprofessional staff, says even more. Do better Dr Kurtz. We ended up going to Dr Annette Bernhut in Orange and she is AWESOME. She cares about you as a person, vs you being the enemy