Went on a Sunday morning before the clinic opened. You can't sign in on the computer until a minute…read morebefore it officially opens. The practitioner was professional and thorough. There are some chairs in the waiting area. This Cvs has wide aisles and ample parking. Good place to come when you need minor medical attention or a flu shot or other vaccine or exam.

The nurse practitioner on duty was kind, efficient, knowledgeable and good with kids. Highly…read morerecommended.

Excellent provider. Very kind, respectful & made me laugh. She was very thorough. Will definitely…read morecome back again. Thank you, Minuteclinic!

From the owner: MinuteClinic® in North Arlington is a healthcare clinic offering patient services 7-days a week…read more Our healthcare services range from screenings, vaccinations, physicals, sinus infections, bug bites, TB testing, splinters, pink eye, flu shots, ear infections, STD testing and treatment, mental health counseling, and much more. MinuteClinic providers are board-certified and trained to provide you and your family with the care you need. If you are feeling too sick to come into your local medical clinic, you can schedule a virtual care appointment and receive a consultation from the comfort of your home.

What a scam. They have perfected how to get you to pay $ what you can get for free from a real…read moredoctors office. They cherry pick what they want to submit to insurance so that they can hit you with higher out of pocket costs. Ended up paying over $120 for a simple vaccine. What a joke. Guess they figure there is more money in this than selling M&Ms

I'd love to give no stars. I kept reviewing the wait time for this location which never exceed 20…read moremin. I checked in with a wait time of 18 minutes and stopped two people coming out of the office that I was next and they could take me. 34 minutes later the nurse cane out telling me she had to take lunch and couldn't see me. Why was I able to make an appointment and check in? Posted my experience on FB only to learn so many people from my hometown had similar or worse experiences. Asked to speak to the manager who's only response was that she had to take lunch. Never again and will be very vocal with others in the town.

I had to make a series of visits to this walk in clinic, as I was suffering a skin infection that…read morerequired several follow ups. It's nice and shiny and clean, and very brand new. The admins and nurses here were really great, and the doctor I was visiting was great! A lot of urgent care/walk in clinics feel a bit shabby/fly be night, but this one is very professional and comfortable. If I am in need of a future urgent care visit, I'll definitely come here in the future.

The nurse practitioner that I saw (Leema Mathews) was wonderful. She spent more than 30 minutes…read morewith me, and was kind, respectful, and thorough. In addition to three tests (Flu, Covid, and Strep), which all came out negative, she checked my lungs, my lymph nodes, etc. etc. She took the time to explain (and print out) what things I had been doing that I should continue, what I should change (and why). She also wrote out a scrip for an anti-biotic, for me to use just in case the new treatments do not have any effect after two more days. She even sent a scrip to my regular pharmacy for some things that are available over the counter, in case that would help me to get them with prescription coverage. So, overall: a great experience while I was feeling pretty crummy. She was professional and empathic. Much more than at urgent care locations, such as Carbon Health. My new go to plan will be to avoid "urgent care" places and go to CVS minute clinics instead.

Just feeling a bit run down so on a whim I dropped into the CVS Minute Clinic for a quick…read morediagnostic. No waiting, step right in. Damn if it isn't COVID. A mild case but the big "19" indeed. Where did I shove my stash of masks? What previously agreed to holiday mirth will now be foregone with (almost) regrets? I can't say I'm that broken up about it. It's a Dickensian Christmas for me, sipping soup swaddled in some moth-eaten blanket. Is that Jacob Marley I hear jangling up the stairs. Humbug. Oh yeah CVS, they were swell. Five easy stars.

Front office was wonderful but sat in inner room for almost half an hour with no comments from…read moreanyone like sorry we are busy or we are trying to get to everyone instead looked outside and commented maybe I was forgotten and the response was I have procedures to follow if you want to leave just the front desk yes left

First of all, their ratings on Apple Maps are so misleading. They say they have over 1000 five star…read morereviews. Come to yelp and they're not even a 3. I checked their website to make sure they do pediatric care. Website says they do. I have a 20 month old with a 104 fever. I drove all the way there to get there when they opened only to be told they don't take kids under 2. I politely asked if there was a way she could give feedback to the company to update their website as their website does not say that anywhere. She looks straight at me and just says, "no". So either this company doesn't care enough about its employees to actually take feedback (red flag) or its employees don't care enough about the community they're supposed to serve (also red flag). It's not that hard to update your website to let people know that you DON'T in fact do pediatric care for all kids.

Quick and efficient service with no appointment required. The doctor was friendly and attentive…read more However, I would like to mention a few concerns. I visited for a yellow fever vaccine, which involves a subcutaneous injection (administered into the fatty tissue beneath the skin). The injection site seemed a bit unusual (please see the attached picture), and later became inflamed, red, and swollen. I am planning to travel to Africa soon, and the doctor mentioned he would prescribe medication for traveler's diarrhea. However, when I went to the pharmacy, they gave me a prescription for malaria (something we had not discussed) and did not receive the Z-Pak prescription for traveler's diarrhea from the doctor's office. I had to return to the pharmacy the next day since they were closing.

Discrete, compassionate, professional and efficient. Highly ethical by recommending only necessary…read moretests. Fred. S

It's helpful to fill out paperwork online to save time onsite and get there early. I went on a…read moreweekday and there was no one ahead of me (at least visibly in the waiting area), I had a minimal wait. My throat was bothering me and I had congestion so they did their standard tests after taking my vitals and other information.. The person who did my intake was a bit short and brisk in the manner in which she spoke to me and the wait after the quick tests was a long time (understandable because there was minimal noise barrier so it sounded like someone was having an emergency-heart attack in another room so there needed to be other staff on hand), but otherwise front desk was polite and patient in answering my questions and the doctor was funny and sweet. She told me that I unfortunately had *the diagnosis* and then told me I should " go under the covers, Netflix, Doordash" and offered me a lollipop treat at the end. She also wrote a helpful doctor's note (without me even asking) so I could give to my workplace.

I made an appointment due to body aches, a low-grade fever and a severe migraine. I got to the…read moreoffice, and everyone was professional with the exception that you can hear everything in the next room, which caused me to suggest noise boxes for privacy. I see the doctor, who I explain my symptoms to, the doctor did everything within her power to assist in that moment, which included, as a precaution providing an exemption document for work for the next day. After speaking with the doctor someone comes in, then swab my nose for the Flu and Covid virus, which came back negative. It was then advised that bloodwork would be taken for further test--The lady enters the exam room with the gloves already on and fumbles around with several items before attempting to stick me---My skin is pretty much see-through so usually it's easy to get blood, but of course she misses veins in both my arms and then say, "are you afraid of needles". While annoyed, I responded as politely as possible "no I'm not, it's human nature to flinch when pain is being inflicted but I didn't move my body". Due to this, I was told I had to get my blood taken at a Lab and was provided a referral along with my discharge documentation. Once in my car I reviewed the documentation, notice there's no address on the LabCorp referral and the return-to-work letter was for the date seen. I immediately call and speak with someone about the letter and LabCorp address and was told the letter would be emailed and I could go to any LabCorp. Guess what, NO LABCORP in NJ is open on Sundays and I'm still waiting for the letter to be emailed (2days later). This visit was a waste of my time and money, googling my symptoms and suggested medications would have been a better experience. I patiently waited for my symptoms to die down to ensure I wrote an honest review. Well, honestly since nothing I went to the office for was addressed, I wish I could give ZERO stars!