I went to the urgent care this morning around 9 AM and was seen for a contact lens that had gotten…read moreoff of my eye. They handled my situation very quickly and were very kind and attentive to my needs. They took care of me in about 20 to 25 minutes. A+. Everyone in the office was very nice.

I made an appointment online, and arrived 20 minutes ahead of time. I signed in with the…read morereceptionist and waited... until an hour past my appointment time. I had to leave without being treated because there was no estimate to when I might be seen! I wasn't a walk in, so they shouldn't be that far off of schedule that they don't have an idea. if I need short notice medical care in the future this place is at the bottom of the list for me now.

Excellent service Would recommend for urgent care…read moreEveryone was friendly and knowledgeable

This place will bait and switch you. I got small piece of dirt in my eye and come in and had it…read moreflushed. I was told before hand that it was $225 for the visit. magically when I went to pay they told me I owed over $500 this place is a ripoff don't bother coming here unless you wanna be completely ripped off I hate the medical field. they only wanna take advantage of you.

Premier Services is the BEST! In the past I've visited other Immediate Care Clinics and have…read morewaited for hours to be seen. Deanie Singh Brown DNP is amazing. She is professional, kind and knowledgeable. There was little wait time, plenty of close parking, and it is close and convenient. I can't say enough good things about her and the clinic.

From the owner: A caring and professional choice for the urgent care you need. Avoid lengthy wait time, avoid…read moreridiculous prices, find a trusted healthcare provider who not only understand your health needs but consider your finances. Premier Mobile Health Services is your number one choice for walk-in-clinic with our trusted, knowledgable, and caring providers; let us provide you with that high quality, cost-effective care you need. “Premier Mobile Your Route to Better Health”

If you're reading reviews you're likely shopping for a medical provider. Lee Health has served me…read morewell, particularly Dr. Fraga, my primary care physician. With a shortage of MDs in Florida, you may have to book an appointment well in advance. In the interim you can schedule with a physician's assistant, likely at a different location. (Lee Health has facilities throughout town.) Dr. Fraga is competent, proactive and thorough. She is easy to work with, and easy to talk to, quick to respond to messages sent on My Chart. Lee is part of the Epic System, with records accessible to Epic providers throughout the country. ( The network facilitates continuity of care and should be mandatory everywhere. Unfortunately, it's not.) I'd also like to give a shout-out to the on-premises lab. It's efficient and well run. Walk-ins welcome, frequently with minimal wait.

You won't believe this! Last night about 6:00 PM, my right eye started bothering me and draining…read more I was freaking out bc I knew that today was Christmas Eve and I really wanted to be able to spend it with my family and grandchildren. So I tried calling my ophthalmologist. The message said to leave a message or call the Dr. directly. I did both and nobody called me back. So I got up early today and tried the office again, even though I doubted they would be there. Next, the primary doctor. They had a service call but I decided to go to Lee Convenient Care instead. By the time i got there the other eye was just as red. Check in was a breeze and the friendly receptionist made me feel more relaxed. I was called in by the nurse literally 20 minutes after arriving. I explained my problem and another young woman did a Covid, Flu etc. swab in a jiffy. The nurse practitioner came in and was so kind and listened to want was bothering me. She wrote two scripts and hopefully that will get me feeling better. Kind, caring and total reassuring was my experience this morning at the convenient care. I didn't get into all the gritty details, but wanted to share my positive experience with you! Thank you Lee Convenient Care and happy Holidays!

Friendly staff!! Dr. is very knowledgeable. Best urgent care type services I have been to. Aside…read morefrom the cramped patient area, this place is top notch!

From the owner: Since opening our doors in 2011, Demetrios Gonis M.D. has been a leading Urgent Care Physician for…read morepatients of all ages in the Cape Coral and surrounding area. Our Clinic cares about the satisfaction of our patients and guarantees top level and quality medical services to get you back to full health. Call or visit us today to see how we can help you and your loved ones.

I went to MD Now with Hematuria and paid $100 copay. They did a pee stick which was…read moreinconclusive. They gave a prescription for 4 antibiotic tablets. I later received an additional bill for a pointless blood test for $265. The same blood test was $45 at LabCorp. Of what use is a blood test a week later ? There was no mention that the blood test was a separate cost. A later hospitalization did a culture and diagnosed the problem as sepsis. No Dr or hospital accepts anything from MD Now. There is no wait time because MD Now is sucking for business.

PRACTICING BAD MEDICINE. Terrible experience in Fort Myers. Waited over 90 mins in empty lobby as…read morecheck in didn't know how to find my copay. Collected $200 up front (more than copay) but $150 from the self pay person behind me. Medical Assistant never took my temp. Physician asked if I had a fever and I replied that I didn't know. Still no temperature taken but documented normal temp of 98.5. Falsified record. Described my symptoms as possible sinus infection. Physician told me company (HCA) does not allow them to prescribe meds for a sinus infection. Sent me out the door. I tried to resolve with administration. ONE WEEK LATER, approved a prescription nasal spray to the pharmacy closest to them that I've never used. Tried to pursue it further and got a letter that their "internal investigation" ruled in their favor. Of course they did.

UNCLEAR pricing for services. Acts as an urgent care. Charges like an ER! Does not disclose pricing…read moreor cost of services. Sends bills that are not detailed or itemized. When you call to get help with billing they use the same scammy, unclear practices to continue to screw over the consumer. Another big pharma company making billions by taking advantage of you when you're not at your best. Also who the hell is going to a stand alone building in a Publix parking lot for an Emergency!?!? No one! This is a glorified urgent care. Doing urgent care things and charging people ER pricing.

Definitely not cheap and definitely not an urgent care. They told me upfront that it was an…read moreemergency department which I was fine with. I was seen very quick in and out much faster than a normal hospital. All the staff were very polite and kind. Hope I never have to go back but if I did this would be my first choice over a hospital.

First I'll start by saying the Doctor on call there lied told me could not give me pain meds was…read morenot allowed anymore in Florida. As you can see is a strange lie from a doctor that just ordered X-rays and antibiotics and IBUPROFEN. My insurance was out of network but I paid cash to them anyways because of how highly rated they were. Broken and lacerated hand possibly slipped disc from the car jack smashing my hand and pinning under it. Now I get to wait till Monday and have to deal with a doctor that just lied right to my face. Yes, healthcare centers and practitioners in Florida can still prescribe narcotics (controlled substances), but they must follow strict regulations. These rules primarily distinguish between acute pain (like from a recent injury) and chronic pain FL HealthSource (.gov) FL HealthSource (.gov) +4 . Prescribing Limits for Acute Pain For most new or short-term injuries, prescriptions for Schedule II opioids are strictly limited FL HealthSource (.gov) FL HealthSource (.gov) +4 : Standard Limit: A maximum 3-day supply FL HealthSource (.gov) FL HealthSource (.gov) +1 . Exception: Up to a 7-day supply if the prescriber deems it medically necessary, writes "ACUTE PAIN EXCEPTION" on the prescription, and documents the reason in your medical record FL HealthSource (.gov) FL HealthSource (.gov) .

Today, July 27, 2026, I went for emergency care due to unbearable shoulder pain that was keeping me…read morefrom even sleeping. I went using my UnitedHealthcare insurance; the cost was $100, but the machine only accepted chip cards, and mine didn't have one. I asked if they could send the bill to my home, but they said they didn't do that. The result? I wasn't even treated. Where is the oath doctors take to care for patients? I had to ask for a favor to get a ride to and from the clinic because the pain made it impossible for me to drive safely. The way I was treated was terrible and left a lot to be desired.

I honestly don't know how a place can provide this level of terrible customer service and still…read morecall itself an urgent care. I walked into MD Now and immediately felt like I was inconveniencing the two women sitting behind the front desk. They were yawning, looking completely uninterested, and acted like helping patients was the last thing they wanted to do. Instead of actually assisting me, I was told to go over to a kiosk and check myself in. Then came the payment issue. I was told I needed to pay a copay, but nobody bothered to tell me how much it was before attempting to run my card for $100. That was extremely frustrating and, frankly, unacceptable. If you're going to charge someone, the least you can do is clearly explain what you're charging them for and how much it is BEFORE putting the charge through. The entire experience was unprofessional, unwelcoming, and incredibly frustrating. I knew the second I walked through the door that I should have left. There are other urgent cares that actually treat people like human beings. Lee Convenient Care has treated me far better, and after this experience, that's where I'll be going from now on. My advice: save yourself the aggravation and go somewhere else. I will NEVER return to MD Now. If this is how they treat patients walking through the front door, I can only imagine what the rest of the experience is like. Absolutely terrible experience. CROOOKS!!!!

Lobby was empty. Electronic registration a little glitchy. Quick to room and MA took complaint and…read morevitals. Then 45 min wait till PA came in. My issue was bicep tendinitis- exam lacking. Refused to given Medrol Dose pack. Instead meloxicam and Flexeril. Overall took care of pain.