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    M.D. Urgent Medical Care

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    3 years ago

    Extremely understanding. Exactly what I needed. So thankful I went in. Doctor Nguyen was beyond helpful.

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    Lone Peak Hospital Emergency Room

    2.5(19 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    I am a veteran and had to go to the emergency room back in August 2025 and the service was great…read morebut when it came to the billing , the VA and I have been trying to pay this bill four times already! The billing process is a joke , I tried to get it paid AGAIN today.

    This hospital caused catastrophic, life-altering harm to my partner…read more I brought him to Lone Peak Emergency Room after a work-related injury that resulted in severe cervical spine trauma. Despite clear symptoms of neck injury, they refused to perform cervical imaging due to "range of motion limitations." Instead, they insisted on a CT scan to rule out a pulmonary embolism, an unrelated concern. During this scan, 80 mL of ISOVUE-370 contrast dye was extravasated into his left bicep, a high-volume injection of a known cytotoxic vesicant when introduced into soft tissue. The radiology tech documented the infiltration ("IV infiltration noted"), yet no protocol was followed, no aspiration, no elevation, no surgical consult, no imaging of the injury site, no follow-up. He was simply discharged less than two hours later. Within days, multiple abscesses developed in his scalene and longus colli muscles, leading to a cervical spinal epidural abscess, septic spread, and ultimately a complete spinal cord injury (tetraplegia). He is still hospitalized and now permanently disabled. ISOVUE-370 carries FDA warnings and manufacturer guidance requiring prompt intervention when extravasated. Lone Peak Hospital violated standard post-extravasation care protocols, failed to monitor the injury site, and provided no documentation or guidance upon discharge. I have reported the radiologist and the facility to the Utah Department of Professional Licensing and the Utah Department of Health. This level of negligence is indefensible. No patient, regardless of past medical history, should be dismissed or harmed like this. If you or your loved one are injured, I urge you: do not go to Lone Peak Hospital.

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    Intermountain Healthcare

    3.5(4 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    This is by far the fastest instacare I've ever been to! We walked in and started talking to the…read morereceptionists. They gathered all the info quickly and almost before we could sit down, we were called back to an office. The dr we saw was very helpful and he didn't seem rushed at all. He really explained everything to us. We were in and out of there in less than half an hour. Everyone was quick to make us as comfortable as we could be.

    Even though it took me an hour once I was checked in to be seen I wouldn't be writing this, It was…read morethe service after I left that demonstrates the issue. It did take an hour to be seen, however, once I was seen the service was great. I had flu/bronchitis/pneumonia and was prescribed a Zpack (Azithromycin). Over the last 5 days I've had heart palpitations, increased heart rate, weakness, cold sweats and sensitive skin. I fainted one morning after a workout(thought I was just tired) then last night got light headed once and fainted again. I thought I was having heart problems and completely stressed that I could be having a heart attack. I read today that it is a side affect of the antibiotic and to call my doctor Now to get to my complaint, After realizing that the last 5 days of heart symptoms could be caused by this medicine, I called the urgent care to get information and not only would they not let me talk with the doctor but simply would only say that I should go to the ER or come back in to be seen. I'm sure everyone knows how expensive an ER is but even Instacare is expensive. From this experience, it seems the doctor this night was more concerned with booking another appointment $$ or just doesn't want to deal with one more problem.

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    Medallus Urgent Care

    2.7(41 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    National knowledgeable and gave expert advice on what I should do for my condition. Greatread more

    I've been a patient at Medallus Sandy for nearly 19 years and have always spoken highly of the…read moreclinic. But what happened on June 23rd, 2025 completely shattered that trust, and I will never return. A friend of mine was being treated inside and had just been diagnosed on-site with a collapsed lung. He was instructed to get to the emergency room immediately. Since I was next door, he asked me to come drive him to Alta View Hospital. I arrived within minutes and entered the clinic to let staff know I was there to transport him. I approached the front desk employee and quickly explained this was an emergency and I was there to take a patient who needed urgent hospital care. Instead of responding with even basic acknowledgment or urgency, she snapped at me to sit down and wait, as if I were interrupting her paperwork. I calmly repeated that I was there to take someone with a collapsed lung to the ER, and again she barked at me to sit and refused to take one step toward notifying anyone in the back. She didn't ask questions. She didn't try to understand the situation. She simply reacted with hostility, ignored the medical urgency, and decided she didn't want to "deal with me." She shouted that phrase more than once before walking off. I never raised my voice. I never caused a scene. I simply asked for help getting someone to the ER. Thankfully, another staff member , one who clearly understood the difference between routine and real urgency, came out and assisted immediately. But the situation didn't end there. As we were leaving, the same front desk staff member followed us outside, went behind my vehicle, and took a photo of my license plate without saying a word. When I asked for her name, she refused to give it and quickly retreated inside. Her behavior was aggressive, unprofessional, and completely devoid of empathy or judgment. This was a real medical emergency, and she treated it like an annoyance, then retaliated when someone expected her to take action. Because of this incident, I am canceling my own Medallus membership and will not be renewing the plans I manage for 48 independent contractors, all of whom have used Medallus under my guidance. This was not a one-off mistake -- it was a failure of character in a role that requires compassion, calm, and common sense. If this is who you trust to represent your clinic at the front desk, then it's no longer a place I can trust with my care, or the care of anyone I'm responsible for.

    M.D. Urgent Medical Care - urgent_care - Updated September 2026

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