This is my second visit to Scioto urgent care in a year. I am very happy with the quick service…read more Dr Rothe was very nice and took the time to talk with me about medicine options. He has a great bedside manor! I will continue to use their services when needed and I would recommend this place especially since their prices are a fraction of other locations.

The best urgent care I've been to. I saw both doctors there and they are always friendly and easy…read moreto ask questions to. The nurses are great too. They always provide me with the right treatment and I feel so lucky to find an urgent care that I feel 100% comfortable going to!!

Had 2 relatives who used to go to central ohio medicine ON Henderson rd. Upper arlingtin ohio Avoid…read more"dr" brad mcfadden and the indian bold guy Jipa those 2 will over treat you refer you to every fkn. Dr and specialist in town.its all about $$$$ job security and quotas... Find better drs. Best just avoid cental ohio medicine all toghether.

I've been a patient here for a number of years. When my physician retired he went into…read moresemi-retirement for a year to help patients and colleagues with the transition. I was given a list of new physicians to choose from and I love my new physician even more than my last. My physician listens to my concerns and comes up with goals and a treatment plan with me instead of telling me I need to take certain actions. The office currently requires masks when in the building and there's the usual insurance paperwork when you arrive. Everyone is pleasant from the front desk receptionist to the doctor, nurse, and checkout coordinator which makes them easy to work with.

Nobody likes coming to an urgent care, because not only is it expensive but your own physician…read morecouldn't treat you in the time frame you needed to be seen too. So you go to the urgent care as instructed. You present them with your drivers license and insurance card. Then wait for about 10-15 minutes for you name to be called to go into one of the examination rooms. Once you've entered the examination room the nurse (RN) prompts you with some general questions like what is your height and weight? You go through and answer all her questions so that the physician on call can treat your condition you've come in for. What I like that Ohio Health Urgent Care has that you all may not be aware of is they just got the EMR which is an electronic medical record system that the physician can just look through the computer and see what's wrong with you and that system stores your information. In the past you used to have the paper based records which was so hard because the nurse filled out everything on a piece of paper and then your doctor would have to read through that to understand how to treat you. I personally love the EMR and it's been really effective when I visit any doctor that has upgraded to it. Therefore, I give this urgent care a four star review for not only utilizing the EMR but also EPIC to help treat my skin condition I came in with. Plus they called in my prescription automatically to my CVS Pharmacy which was so helpful.

Malpractice! Saw Dr. Jared Judson, he lied about what was discussed in his MyChart notes. Stated he…read moreeducated me on symptoms I need to look out for and when to go to the ER immediatly- he did not. He asked if I wanted antibiotics and I stated no and he sent them to my pharmacy anyways. Asked 3 times during my visit if I was allergic to anything. Lying on documentation is illegal, do NOT see him.

Great experience will return. Easy to make an appointment. Get in and out fast. Friendly doctor…read moreand staff. Came for broke bone and was sent down the road for an X-ray which I could get almost immediately. The urgent care called me with the results and recommended orthopedic surgeon offices. Highly recommend!

My husband has had an excellent experience with Dr.Rana and I did too. Very little wait. He has…read moreexcellent bedside manner. This will be our go to Urgent Care for the future!

Dr. Pond is amazing! I love having a doctor that listens to my concerns and addresses them…read moreaccordingly.

I have gone to both Dr. David and Dr. Allison over the years and think they are both incredible…read moredoctors. What amazes me is that they thoroughly understand the insurance world and help you navigate it. What other doctor does that???

I think Dr. Cyran may be the kindest doctor I've ever met! Such a sweetheart. I had an ultrasound…read moredone and she was very detailed throughout the whole process. She put me at ease during the exam with her calm explanations. It was a simple appointment, but I never felt rushed. All my questions were answered and Dr. Cyran made me feel so comfortable. She alone deserves a 5 star rating! The other staff were very friendly as well. Highly recommend.

Empathetic, caring and thorough. Critical qualities for breast cancer screening and diagnosis…read more Office was clean and staff were kind and professional. If you get referred to this office or are seeking a location for additional screening and service look no further.

I was diagnosed with Covid on February 13th. On February 15th I woke up with extreme pressure in my…read moreleft ear and no hearing. My right ear had slight pressure and muffled hearing My primary doctor referred me to Ohio ENT. I saw Dr Lowery today, March 14th and he was so kind and compassionate and explained everything in detail to me so I understood what he was going to do. He did a myringotomy and it was painful but it also was instant relief. The pressure is just about gone and I have regained most of my hearing. I actually cried in my car on my way home I was so happy I highly recommend Ohio ENT and Dr Lowery!

I was a patient of Michael Martyn, MD, and my experience with his care was extremely disappointing…read moreand concerning. My first visit was in December 2025. When Dr. Martyn entered the room, his appearance and demeanor immediately raised concerns about professionalism. I explained in detail that my ears retain moisture, which causes frequent wax buildup and infections. I also explained that my father and I share this condition and that his ENT successfully prescribed Sulfacetamide Otic capsules, which had also worked for me in the past. I specifically requested this medication. Instead, Dr. Martyn prescribed an antibiotic containing amoxicillin, despite my medical chart clearly stating that I am allergic to penicillin. Because of this error, it took two weeks for a replacement prescription to be sent. I took the antibiotic for 28 days, during which there was no improvement in my infection, and the left side of my face became swollen. When I contacted the office again to request the Sulfacetamide Otic capsules, I was told Dr. Martyn wanted me to come back in for another visit. My second appointment was in early January 2026. During this visit, it became clear that Dr. Martyn had not reviewed my chart thoroughly and was unaware of previous communications I had with his medical assistant, Chelsea Lenegar, despite her confirming she documented my medication request in my file. Dr. Martyn then recommended a compound pharmacy (Crosby) and stated he would send the prescription. My appointment was on a Monday, yet I received no confirmation the following day. I called multiple times throughout the week and could not reach anyone. After leaving several messages, Chelsea eventually informed me that Dr. Martyn was in surgery and had not yet signed off on my prescription, assuring me I would hear back by Friday. I did not. By the following Monday, I still had no update. At this point, my condition had worsened, my face was visibly swollen, and there was no sense of urgency from the office. I was forced to escalate the issue to Jessica Kondy, a supervisor above both Chelsea Lenegar and Dr. Martyn. Only two weeks later, I was informed that Dr. Martyn had finally reviewed my file and stated he would need either a photo of the medication bottle or a prior prescription and that he "probably" could prescribe it. After weeks of waiting, worsening symptoms, and repeated follow-ups, being told he might be able to help was unacceptable. This experience made me feel that my care was consistently deprioritized. As an African American patient, I could not help but feel dismissed and unheard throughout this process. Regardless of intent, the lack of responsiveness, organization, and urgency reflects very poorly on patient care and safety. I would not recommend Dr. Michael Martyn to others, especially those needing attentive, timely, and compassionate care. He is racist towards African American and will not care about your needs

Poor guest service. Waited over 3 hours after appt time.waiting for my test results sent from 1…read morearea to another. Poor Poor service if you are looking for caring staff don't go to riverside. I am sure u would be happy somewhere else. Jeff G.

I don't think you'll be surprised to find out that I don't like hospitals. But it helps to find a…read moreplace where people do try to help you as soon as possible, even when you show up with a sinus infection (a.k.a nothing exciting OR special for the hospital staff). I'm from Boston, so it was shocking to see that they let you in without asking for your insurance FIRST. WOW. I guess there are still hospitals in this country not yet completely run (down) by the insurance companies. I hope to never return there, but would recommend the place to anyone in need of medical help.