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.

Don't go here. The NP/doctor was very rude and asked maybe two questions before deciding I was…read morefine. Despite that, somehow enough care was allegedly provided to bill my insurance $400.00. I immediately questioned this bill and was met with the endless loop of automated emails and phone responses. When I tried calling this location directly, I kept being sent to an automated menu and told no one was available to take my call. This place is SKETCHY. Also, if possible try and pay your co-pay with cash, as they'll just charge your card on file for failure to pay their obviously inflated medical bill. SMH!!!!!!!!!!

Quality of care was tremendous. The PA Grace was soooo kind and patient with my elderly father…read more Truly impressed and grateful. The gentleman who took vitals was also very kind. Thank you for taking such thoughtful care of us.

Brought my daughter in and was treated with respect. It's a very accessible location and is open…read moreearlier than other pediatric urgent care facilities. My daughter also received her meds from this location soon after being seen by the doctor and the doctor was very detailed in his explanation.

If you're seeking quality medical evaluation, DO NOT go to this facility. Two weeks ago, I visited…read morefor an uncomplicated UTI and was prescribed antibiotics. Given my history of recurrent UTIs, I went to urgent care immediately after taking Pyridium, so my symptoms were very mild. On the fourth day of my antibiotic course, this facility FAILED to follow up with me regarding the urinalysis and urine culture results to ensure my symptoms were improving and the prescribed antibiotics were appropriate. Unfortunately, my condition worsened compared to the first day, so I called them for a different antibiotic. It was confusing why I had to physically return for a new prescription when all they needed to do was adjust my medication and send it to my pharmacy. The front desk insisted that I still needed to come in. If they needed to collect a specimen again, that would make sense, but changing my antibiotic should have been straightforward. I called and waited over two hours for the nurse practitioner to return my call. They finally got in touch two days later, which was already the sixth day of taking the initial antibiotics. Who the hell wants to take antibiotics for almost two weeks? While the NPs and MDs are busy seeing patients, the front desk lady should facilitate communication between patients and medical professionals rather than jusy relaying messages. I am also a nurse with experience in hospitals, urgent care, and private practices. I can confidently say this place ranks among the WORST in professionalism I've been.

I've used Urgent Care multiple times in the past few years they've been very helpful. I live in…read moreHamilton and there is a location that is closer to me but keeps changing business names frequently and the last time I went there was an issue with a medication prescribed. This is still close by to Hamilton and I've been there once last year for stomach pains which I ended up going to the ER for diverticulitis. I just went again today for something simple sty in the eye and the time of day I went was late morning I was lucky enough there was no one there waiting which I don't always expect I got in the doctor prescribe something and I left probably within 10 minutes. I do not expect this at all urgent cares but at least this location is not changing Urgent Care names and I've had a good experience with AFC and would continue to go and advise people to go there

Excellant experience with all concerned.Handled treatment of senior that had been addressed two…read moretimes in last two weeks with ER visits to local hospital.Provided proper treatment for patient with past history of problem being addressed of a 80 year man.Have had many walk in visits over years and Ihave to say as a retired RN this facility has been the BEST.This is our second visit and probably not our last.Great to have nearby in our area!!!!!!

Front desk staff was very nice. Brought back into room super quick. MA taking my vitals, DID NOT…read moretake my temperature, when I was there because I was nauseous, congested, bad cough, chills, ear hurt, etc.. DR comes back and just asks what's wrong, looks in my ear that is VERY MUCH congested, doesn't say a word about it, takes a look at everything else and tells me "Oh! Just allergies!" and prescribes me flonase... I did not get any better within the next 2 days. Went to see my PC Dr today, who thought it was a joke that the Dr at this Urgent Care said it was only allergies. I did have a fever, and Dr told me I have a pretty severe sinus infenction... and if i didn't come in when I did to get antibiotics my ear infection would've got very bad. Moral of the story... the DRs at this urgent care have no idea what they are doing, just want to be in and out.

My daughter and I went in and was greeted and signed in immediately. We were taken back and the…read morestaff was very nice and efficient. The PA came in and was good, asked many questions and very kind. I thought our overall experience was great. Would definitely go back again.

I always have ga good experience here. Even when they are busy they are efficient. The staff are…read moresuper nice, the facility is always clean, the doctors have good bed side manners. It is my favorite urgent care in the area. It's truly a mini hospital that functions like a well oiled machine. I try not to go here too much lol but life life's lol :)

Wow, a lot of hate for this location! Personally, we've generally had good experiences here. One…read moretime they prescribed my son an adult dose of an antibiotic vs. a dose based on his weight, but luckily the pharmacist caught that. Otherwise, we're normally seen in a reasonable amount of time (all things considered) and have been provided with the care we would expect from an Urgent Care facility. If I were on the fence about needing an ER or not, I would always lean towards the hospital, but for those annoying little things that require treatment sooner than my doctor's office can provide (like my son's swimmer's ear last week), this place will do the job adequately if not wonderfully.

This review is solely for my experience at the hospital with a hiring event being held here…read more The exterior and interior of the hospital is gorgeous! They have a large parking lot that seems to fill up so although I lucked up and was able to get a good spot, I can see at times it may not be as easy to do so. The security guard at the entrance of the hospital was so pleasant yet thorough. I wish I would've gotten his name because he was just that good and deserves kudos (middle aged tall brown skinned man) . He spoke to everyone who entered, walked them through the process for entry, re-checked numerous bags and did all with a smile. The hiring event was towards the back of the main floor and was very organized. The Penn Med staff hosting the event were all very friendly and informative and I was able to make a few key connections I can work with and hopefully build a partnership with for the sake of employing Medical Assisting graduates .

Surgery ain't fun but the Penn Medicine Medical Center in Princeton makes your date with the knife…read moreas painless as a handful of Oxycodone. I'm obviously kidding but the enrire process from admission through discharge was as seamless and transparent as humanly possible at the intersection of Big Medicine, Big Pharma and Big Legal. Compassion and understanding reined no matter how many questions or concerns were raised. The nursing staff was uniformly excellent as was the pre-procedure parade of doctors and technicians. Like I said, it ain't a weekend in Vegas but all things considered, it probably cost less. Five easy scalpels.

Maybe we have a different definition of "immediate" but waiting an hour doesn't seem to cut it…read more Look, I didn't come in with severed limbs or any variation on "code blue" urgency but the place didn't seem busy and all I needed was antibiotics for an infection which I secured. Maybe they should just call this facility Med Delay and be done with it. The good news is this location is right next to a movie theater so while you're cooling your Achilles heel waiting for Doctor Feelgood consider catching a flick. Ask your doctor if Immediate Care is right for you... if you can find him.

When I first arrived one of the front desk receptionist was short and not very friendly. After…read morechecking in on the iPad I wasn't sure I was going to actually wait as there were 37 people ahead of me. Yes, THIRTY SEVEN! The website gave me an estimated time that I would be seen and showed my place in the virtual line. I found this to be very helpful, as I was able to leave and run some errands and surprisingly accurate as to the time I was actually seen. Everyone else I came in contact with during my visit, nurse practitioner, technician and receptionist on my way out, were all helpful, friendly and smiling. I give them a lot of credit as I can't imagine I would've been smiling after seeing as many people as they had that day.

I came in yesterday with a very bad cough. Wait was kind of long considering that there was only 1…read moreother person in the waiting room, but no big deal. Dr. Regan is wonderful--I'd give her over a 5 star review if I could, she's the best! She was very attentive, kind, and explained things quite thoroughly to me. I came in saying I thought I had bronchitis, and as it turns out, I had walking pneumonia! She was very patient and took her time trying to assess what was going on, and I'm grateful that she didn't just dismiss it as bronchitis. I'm also not local to the area (was just visiting family and happened to get sick), so she was careful in explaining next steps for when I return home. The front desk staff was fine. She wasn't outright rude, but seemed annoyed every time I asked a question. They also charge $2 a piece for the thinnest, flimsiest disposable masks ever, in addition to a $3 credit card fee. It's 2023, in what world would you pay for a doctor without a credit card??? Being that this is an on campus location, I found that kind of exploitative, hence my 4 star review overall.

I have the Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield NJ State Health Benefits Plan and went to InFocus (Ewing)…read moreexpecting in-network care. InFocus sent my COVID/flu testing to Acutis Diagnostics, which is out of network for my plan. That was not disclosed upfront, and I later received a lab bill totaling around $1,400, with $181 listed as my responsibility for the COVID/flu tests. This is exactly the kind of situation patients try to avoid, and it feels inconsistent with the intent of the Federal No Surprises Act and NJ's out-of-network consumer protections. Patients shouldn't have to interrogate a provider about which outside lab they use to avoid a surprise bill. If you're insured through the NJ State plan, ask in writing what lab they use and whether it's in network before any testing. I won't return.

Fast proffesional service. I was impressed at how speedy I was taken care of algo at all the…read moreservices they have to offer.

Its flu season,I was sick and wanted to be seen somewhere close to my house. So I googled this…read moreurgent care and decided to go check it out.The doctor was very nice and professional from start to finish. He do not only help people with insurance but people without insurance as well. Even though I do not have a primary doctor, he gave me a follow up appointment. After my first appointment, the next day he called to check up on me which shown he cares about his patient.