This clinic is ABSOLUTELY UNBELIEVABLE! I cannot say enough about how incredible the Drs bedside…read moremanner was. The staff was so understanding with my almost 70 yr old aunt who does NOT go to Drs!!!! They helped assure her and ran tests to discover what's been ailing her for over a year! Thank you thank you for helping her with compassion and care. I felt you treated her as if she was your aunt and I cannot ask for more!

Pre-register online and select a time. We were in and out…read morewithin 45 mins!!! Came right at 8am, with one other person coming in 5 mins after. The whole process was smooth and fast. I wish urgent cares in LA would take note.

Absolutely recommend this office if you are coming after hours. My nurse Pam was amazing. So nice…read moreand took great care of me. Please understand this is a smaller office so there could be a wait but i came in with only one person ahead of me around 7pm and was discharged at 8:15pm. The NP Leslie came in and took great precautions with me. I am 9 weeks pregnant and she made sure to check all possible causes for my cold. Even recommended, after all test came back negative, that I come in the next day if i wasn't feeling well and they'd see me right away. Don't hesitate just come!!

Would never recommend anyone to visit this Urgent Care facility…read more They advertise they are open until 9pm. I walked in tonight at 822.... And the women behind the check-in desk told me they were too full to see anyone else... 2 in back and 1 waiting. She then asked what was wrong with me and when I told her (want to get tested for strep throat), I was told that was at least a 30 minute endeavor and I had to leave, I have NEVER heard this before. You're in the medical business, if you're open till 9 you should accept patients until 850 - or advertise that online when you stop taking patients, Incredibly disappointing

We have used this Little Clinic at the Kroger in Farragut for things such as flu shots, sports…read morecheck-ups for our kids and various upper respiratory infections including tbe flu. We have always veen very happy with our service. The nurse practioners that we have worked with have been very professional, kind and thorough. We will definately continue to use them!!

I walk in too Little Clinic at Krogers Farragut around 1:40 PM today April 4…read moreto my surprise the Clinic was closed for launch,but there is a note saying you are welcome to Registered and will be at your service when we come back. So yes I do registered no big deal as I'm waiting for my daughter ,I though yes by the time this clinic open at 2:15 we will be first inline. Meanwhile, while I'm waiting, there is a young male which I consider a patient, also registered, He sit around and wait after about few minutes then he walk away. Few minutes after a lady with her 2 young kids walk in and registered too. They wait around and see me there first. At around 2:20 -2:30 The Nurse Practitioner walk in put her white coat and check the front office computer, I myself together with my daughter walk in to the counter and trying to say something to Jessica (NP) that we are first to registered and was there before the lady with 2 young Kids. Jessica never see or check if we are there first, except that she said there is people before us, ( in front of us) So we let it go and me and my daughter went back to sit and wait. Now another lady which I'm sure is the Little Clinic Employee comes in and sit to take over the front office. The Young Male came back, so me and my daughter approach the lady and tell her that we are next. Her answer was there is person before you. So I get prostrated and say something about waiting for 1:30 hours,now and I was there before anyone else and this women just say you Registered@2:00 PM How that happened when I was the first one there. Little Clinic updated your Systems as it WAS SUCKS. WE end up waseting our time sitting around WAITING for Nothing, Not only the (NP) name Jessica is Rude but unprofessional. Little Clinic we wont Deal with you anymore.

I have gone to this Urgent Care both in the height of COVID and recently (Fall 2022). Wait times…read morewere certainly longer the past few years, as COVID precautions prompted employers and schools to have doc proof of being COVID-free. They were absolutely swamped but I personally still felt that they had an organized system that was very conscious of patient and staff health. They even have a few exam rooms that have outside/separate entrances and will call you in from waiting in your car. Now that many precautions are lifted, it seems wait times are more normal. I checked in (Oct. 2022) on the Solv app via my phone and it shows wait time and where you are in line. The office called me when they were ready for me to come into the lobby and head back for vitals. It was right at my scheduled appt. time. Front desk staff was very friendly. Then, Pam brought me back and took my vitals prior to April heading in to examine me and chat about symptoms and causes. She was very thorough, patient, and kind. Sometimes, you feel like just another number in a medical office, but it is clear this staff genuinely cares about patients and their health. I only came to urgent care because my GCP is booked out several weeks(even for sick visits) and I was miserable. However, April mentioned several people use her at UC instead of a general care practitioner...and I'm not surprised. Co-pay might be pricier at a UC facility but the experience was as painless as a doc visit can get. I will only use this office when I have an urgent care need instead of others closer to home.

I went because my kid was sick. They were prompt without being rushed. They got to the root of the…read moreproblem quickly and gave me a plan of action and answered all questions faster than I usually get to see a doctor. This was probably the best experience I've had with a medical provider.

I came for laser hair removal and they did a great job. The whole procedure for my chin, upper lip,…read moreneck and cheeks took about 35 minutes, and the results were great. Almost no discomfort, and only a little temporary redness and swelling for a few hours. Dr. Martin did a great job

Philip M. - Dr. Martin has been my general practitioner for over 20yrs. He is a no nonsense but…read morevery professional doctor. Always willing to help in anyway he can. If he can't help he will find a Specialist who can. It's very hard for me to get to his office, but I can't imagine going anywhere else.

Great place to have a physician. My doctor was not in yesterday and I saw the Nurse Practitioner,…read moreNikki. She was very thorough and professional. Highly recommend Summit!

after moving here, care was not as good as my previous place. they told me to get an appt at a…read morewalk in clinic inatead of seeing someone or doing a take health appointment. that is with myself and 2 sick kids at home :( very disappointed

This is actually a correction to a previous review The…read morereview I had posted earlier Was a mistake It was actually meant for another clinic altogether and I had posted it here by mistake I felt I got a fair evaluation during my dot physical I have non-insulin treated diabetes Which means I take non-insulin medications to control my diabetes They just wanted a recent A1C test from my primary care physician And since it was at or below 10 I passed So they didn't get ridiculous with their requirements I was able to easily find out what was required over the phone before I even showed up for the visit They basically just check for hearing, vision, numbness in the feet and hands, because diabetics can lose sensation in their feet and hands as a result of elevated blood sugars as well as excess protein in the urine Which can indicate kidney disease (It can also be a sign of a high protein diet such as low carb) Diabetes can destroy nerve endings Causing diabetic neuropathy So that's why the feet and hands are checked for numbness I've had DOT physicians ask for ridiculous things like a recent eye exam, a note from my doctor about my blood pressure, etc That's not even necessary if you pass the eye exam and blood pressure test during the exam If a person fails the eye exam while wearing their corrective lenses then by all means they should ask for a recent eye exam to make sure there are no eye diseases like diabetic retinopathy, Glaucoma and other conditions that can be complications of diabetes So they didn't ask for unnecessary things as part of my physical Which didn't put any undue burden on me as a CDL holder I feel that a DOT exam should be focused on safety for the driver and for all of the other drivers on the road And I felt that my DOT examination was just that It was about safety, not about putting and unfair burden on me, by inconveniencing me with unnecessary requirements I have also had dot examiners lie to me and tell me that things that they were asking for were legal requirements when they were not I have even been asked for a sleep study by other DOT physicians And I was told that it was law that I had to have one Which is not true That's actually nothing but fat discrimination Because skinny people can have sleep apnea too That did not happen here at afc So yeah if you're a non insulin control diabetic, just get a recent A1C from your doctor and take it to your visit And if everything else is good Like blood pressure, vision, etc You should be fine

I came into this urgent care as a walk in last week. I had hurt my thumb. It was bruising and…read moreswelling quickly; and I wanted to check if it was broken. Everyone that helped me throughout the entire visit: Robin Alley, Semone, Laurie, Danielle and Dr Brittany Congress!! Everyone was so kind and helpful. X-rays were done. And, a couple of days later, someone from the office called to check how I was doing! I was pleasantly surprised with an urgent care that was not only thorough but kind as well. If you need medical help, this place won't let you down!!

Love Matt awesome but phone help is a joke told me three times to call provider which is who I…read morecalled then called me a lair refuse to refill prescription Dr said I need

you should be aware that they will not write you a doctors excuse for days you were sick prior to…read moreyour visit. Never in my life have I encountered this with a doctor's office. I do not go to the doctor as soon as I get sick. I usually wait at least a week because most of the time it's viral and the doctor won't do anything until it's been a week anyways. So that's what I did this time and I missed four days of work and they would not write me an excuse. They first claimed I ended up being sent to the er because I just needed fluids. I said that wasn't true and if they looked they'd be able to see that I had a strep test done and several prescriptions called in that was to treat hand foot and mouth and a secondary infection. I had lost 12 pounds in 12 days because I couldn't eat. I was very very sick so when I left to go to the ER, an excuse was not on my mind. Now that im better, I've tried calling back to get one and I was told I would've needed to discuss it with the doctor that day. I said if that was their policy they should make sure they ask every patient that comes in there if they need an excuse because I've never had to deal with this before . They said they put that responsibility back on the patient. I explained that a patient isn't going to be thinking about that when they are really that sick. The doctor looked back at my notes and said there was no way to verify I had hand foot and mouth. I was like no of course not there's no test for it but people still write excuses for it . She agreed to write it for two days prior to my visit. i was told it was all up to the provider and every provider is different. Then I get a call from an administrator saying their policy is to do the day of and days after and so they weren't going to write me an excuse at all now for the days I missed. So if you've been sick and have missed a few days of work or school, don't go to this office because they will not excuse you.

Emergency Room is Great. ‼ DO NOT give Birth here…read more They will literally try to control EVERY single aspect of your Birth and Delivery Process. The birthing staff was fantastic. The Postpartum Staff were Terrible. Only Great staff besides Dr. Lilly and Dr. Pause/Paws (however you spell it) are Blanche, and Angie. Oh, and the Social Worker. The Hospital Social Worker, Jessica, did her job so well, with Providing Skills and Resources. She went above and beyond. The One Lactation Consultant was also Very Helpful. Amanda was her Name. Honestly. I have pushed out FOUR Beautiful Babies. I know a little about how to push when delivering. I've Breastfed ALL of my Children. I don't need Random Strangers grabbing my breasts, and 6 eyeballs staring at me... and putting unnecessary pressure on me while I'm trying to do one of the most challenging things a mother can with her newborn. Honestly Ruined my First Moments with my Daughter. Literally had multiple mental breakdowns while I was there- from staff constantly entering and leaving, telling me what to do, how to do it, when to do it. Every time I'd go to sleep, I swear 20 minutes after... they would come in and wake you up. I was there 5 days. I got MAYBE 10 hours of sleep over the course of that time. It was like a Mental Torture Chamber. Overall, HIGHLY Stressful. Highly Emotional, SUPER distressing and Very Overbearing. Would NOT recommend.

the care I got at Park West hospital outpatient surgery was terrible! I went in for surgery on the…read moreright side of my lower back and when I came out of there my face was bruise so bad like something had hit me or I hit something hard and my whole body hurts so bad and I don't understand why that happened and I haven't had any response from Park West From the number that I was given to call, I've left several messages and have no returns. They don't care about you there.. I want some help from My abuse so I'm expecting for you to call me.