My son hurt his finger from practoce and since I checked on the website what services they offered,…read morei brought him to Creekwood urgent Care right when they opened 8/28/24. The frontdesk lady that sat there wasn't pleasant at all.not friendly,had an attitude and bitchy telling me that they dont offer the service im needing. She added that she ddnt know of any place that has xray. A person like that should have not been the first person greeting people. I feel sorry for everyone she would have talked to especially the only reason people go there is they are not well, they dont deserve to be talked to like that. 8/28/24@430 pm.

I really wanted to like this office, but they've been nothing but headaches and overcharging…read more My former primary care provider -- where I got an appointment 100% covered by insurance, and a year's worth of medication refills for a medication I'd been on for 5 years -- ended up leaving the practice so I had to find somewhere new. My insurance said that Creekwood Family Care was in-network, so I scheduled an appointment. When it was a 5-month wait to get an appointment, that should have been red flag #1. When I finally had my appointment, I was shocked to receive a bill for $300. The doctor stated that he "diagnosed" me with a condition via a paper form, which cost $100 and I would have refused to fill out if I knew that. The whole thing left a bad taste in my mouth. They only gave me a three-month prescription and I called this afternoon to request a refill because I will be leaving the country next week and need enough to take with me. They told me that I was told to return to their office before I could get the additional refills, which was never stated. When I told them the situation with me leaving the country in less than a week, they did not care. Luckily, it turns out that my insurance offers online visits so there's no reason for me to ever return to this office, a true representation of everything that is wrong with the U.S. health care system. I will not be returning! What a disaster.

This was quite the positive experience for both my partner and I. She had difficulty with her…read morecomputer in saving the pre-visit health form which was quite stressful for her. The nurse, however, was very accommodating and made sure she had the information she needed to begin the process. I will admit that t he educational session,, prior to the injections, did lead me to purchase more vaccinations than I had intended. However, given the information available for the countries we plan to visit, the additional costs were easy to see as less than the cost of a serious illness. I would recommend them. Besides, she is one of the best inoculators ai have ever experienced!

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Post op nurse kaylee went above and beyond. Wonderful attitude and great people skillsread more

From my check in to my check out, I was treated with respect, kindness, compassion, and excellence…read moreby every person who works here. From now on, if I get to choose, this will be my surgery center of choice. Excellent!

Our youngest couldn't move her arm without crying hysterically after some bounce house…read morerough-housing, so our doctor referred us here on a weekend. It was a haul from our house, but worth it for her safety and eventual peace of mind. CMH has a great reputation across the KC region, and I had no idea they even had a location up north here on Barry Road. It's kind of a random spot; I was expecting a full-blown hospital but it's sort of positioned in the back of a quiet strip mall. Easy in and out at least. You can check in on a computer when you walk in, and there are people around in case there are any issues. In our case, a bone in her elbow had separated, but almost miraculously gone back in right at the start of the appointment. So basically, it's like when you take the car into the shop and it stops making the noise and is fixed. Luckily the doctor explained exactly how this takes place, what to look for, and we were happily on our way. Overall a nice experience here and appreciate having them in the area in case things go down.

Love it one time I was sick a throw up had diarrhea and all that when I went they sit me down and…read moregave me a pill and gatorade and boom two three days I was all good

I just got out of the hospital and was told to go to Centerwell pharmacy located inside the…read moreWalmart. I park and this big black lady starts yelling at me across the parking lot. "Thats for Centerwell!" Yes, I know. I'm there to get my medication which I was told by my doctor to go to. She started yelling again "we don't serve people like you!" Okay? You don't give people their medicine? The hell does that mean? So, I moved my car regardless but the sign says Centerwell so I assumed it was for both the Pharmacy and the Clinic there. Either way, the lady that yelled at me was incredibly rude and I have no interest in recommending it to the elderly if she's there. if she's willing to yell at me. She's likely willing to yell at the elderly.

We had a great experience here and would definitely recommend…read more Vicki at the front was amazing and very helpful. All of the providers we were seen by were awesome and super kind.

The University of Kansas Hospital may be well recognized and awarded but when you visit their…read morefacilities such as this Creekwood Urgent Care, you will notice a drastic drop in professionalism and care, at least that is what I have experienced. I recently lacerated my thin and could not get it to stop bleeding so my fiance decided to take me to an Urgent Care as they would have the ability to either stitch it up, apply dermabond around it, or something better than the band-aids we had at home. We called around 12:20pm letting them know that we would be on our way and the staff on the phone made it seem as if they were done seeing people for the day. We rushed over anyway, hoping they'd still see us. We arrived around 12:40pm and found their door locked and they no longer answered their phone. Their operating hours on Saturday specifically say 8:00am - 1:00pm on the door. Why have operating hours but not follow them? What irks me the most is that the door also specifically says walk-in are welcome on Saturdays. It is extremely frustrating to expect care at an urgent care but end up having a door closed. The University Of Kansas Health Systems definitely needs to either change this location's Urgent Care hours so that they are not advertising false times or they need to hire a health team in this facility that places patient care first!