I love how this place addresses many of your family's needs with compassion and understanding…read more My granddaughter is in our care now and needed a new pcp due to change in location. Dr Greenberg is understanding and knowledgeable and was terrific with our feisty 5 yo granddaughter. He listened to her story and even arranged an appt that day w their psychologist to help her deal w the emotional trauma she is experiencing due to being separated from her mother and all of her rules changing. They treat you like you treat them :) we had a wonderful experience and even made an appt to see the dentist for the next day. Unbelievable these days. I want to say thank you to all of the staff for their kindness!

I first came her 22 years ago. They helped my quite smoking, because they asked me why I was…read morethere. I told them and we began work right was away there have been some changes, but I cam perfectly comfortable with the residents, they are well-trained, professional and most importantly, caring. I would recommend to anyone for adult care. Their pharmacy folks are also great, patient and helpful. I finally consider myself as a non-smoker ( no relapses, yet)

Yes, that's exactly what it is an experience that I've never had anywhere else! I love the…read moreInstitute. It's the only place I've ever been where I can get a cognitive test and many other tests. Dr Padda is a good man. He cares about people. I love interacting with the entire staff. They're very caring and friendly. It's a long drive for me that I take twice a month. Go see for yourself.

This is the biggest rip off place I've ever seen. My husband and I went to the Natural Bridge…read morelocation. Never saw a Dr Padda. Saw someone who was supposed to be a doctor. Extreme long wait. Took a lot of blood which I could not get the results. Was sending us to get an entire body nerve test. I have already had one on my right leg. That was very painful. I actually was in the restroom when he decided all this. I don't even remember the other things we were supposed to have done. Other people were coming and going quickly. My husband got the same paperwork even though he had an established history with pain mgt Dr's. Ours just moved out of state. I had proven problems also but he was much worse. We never heard a word from anyone after I am sure they didn't even do the test or we should have heard something. But they didn't even have results when I called them. Think they just wanted the money. This was several years ago when they showed 7 locations. Hopefully they are cleaning up their act.

Woke up feeling terrible and decided I needed to see a doctor. I checked in for my appointment and…read morewas able to get in within about an hour and a half of waking up. There were some issues with my insurance, but the front desk staff helped resolve everything quickly. Dr. Glaser was great and very efficient. She assessed me right away and got me the help I needed. They even provided on-the-spot medicine for all of my issues.

I recently had to go to Total Access Urgent Care for an eye infection. I called the facility to see…read moreif they could help me and received an appointment to arrive in about 30 minutes. Once I completed the paperwork, I was seen and released within 30 minutes. Great medical care and customer service. The facility was clean. Hopefully, I won't hurt myself again, but if I do, I'll go to Total Access Urgent Care!

This place is terrible. Avoid it if you can. The employees are slow, habitually rude, and…read moreuncooperative. Their sign in the front has bullet holes and graffiti on it - if that gives you any indication of how it is inside. If that's what you see on the outside, just think of what level of care they provide where no one can see.

Like most people, I'm not a big fan of hospitals. The only experiences i've had involve cancer and…read morepeople not leaving them. So, I was a little worried to hear some of the comments about St. A, the hospital where I'd be undergoing gastric banding surgery. "It's old, it's falling apart, it's dark and creepy and people try and push their religion on you." I'm happy to report back that all, except the last, are untrue. As cliched as it may be, the people are really the lifeblood of this place. From the first blood test, everyone was fantastic. Cheerful without being syrupy. But, more important than demeanor, they worked fast. I had to go in for a day of tests and they zipped me from department to department, I never sat and waited for than a few minutes. The staff in the NewStart wing was really friendly and human. They were jokey and some even had the balls to tell them they hated NYC - I'm talking to you Dr. Shah the anesthesiologist! After the surgery, the nursing staff was great - prompt, friendly and quick with the pain meds. There was one sweet old lady that I wanted to punch in her liver-spotted face. After surgery, Betty came walking into my room and asked if I was Christian. I said no and her immediate response was "So, you don't believe in God?" No Betty, i'm a heathen. Christianity is obviously the only option, right Betty? As if the picture of the new pope in the lobby wasn't enough to make you turn to Rock & Roll. No matter how prepared you are, it's always a little scary to go in for surgery. But everyone, except Betty, kept me at ease and I felt great the whole way through.

Easy to make an appointment, and was quickly seen. Staff were friendly and the place itself was…read morevery updated and clean.

Review: On 8/12/25, I called Mercy GoHealth Urgent Care…read more(South Hampton) because I needed help. At 12:35 p.m., the receptionist hung up on me. When I called back at 12:40 p.m., I was met with hostility from Amy, Tiara, and Passion--who said they were RNs. They refused to let me speak to management or the Nurse Practitioner. When I simply asked for the address to confirm I had the right location, I was threatened with the police. I left that call in tears, feeling humiliated, dismissed, and unsafe. I believe I was denied care because of my disability and a pending malpractice case against Mercy. The interaction triggered my depression, anxiety, and PTSD so badly that I had to seek emergency behavioral health treatment. No patient should ever be treated like this when reaching out for care.

Unfortunately this wasn't a good experience. They get two stars for seeing me so quickly and having…read morea clean space. Both the medical assistant and nurse were pretty condescending about my symptoms. Last week, I watched two children at my work who both were diagnosed with pneumonia. Symptoms line up with pneumonia but also bronchitis or a cold and that's why I came to them. Now, I know that doesn't mean I have it also but I have been sick for the last few days and instead of talking to me more in depth about the symptoms both women told me why it couldn't be pneumonia and if that was my main concern "this isn't the place for me". Just not a welcoming or inviting experience and it doesn't make me want to go back.

I went to this location on a late Friday afternoon, after spending a couple of days feeling "like I…read morewas coming down with something". You know the classic symptoms: horrible sore throat, low fever, chills. I waited only a couple of minutes after signing myself in to their computer system. They are staffed by a nurse practitioner who, like a doctor, can give physical exams and administer some medications. She gave me a strep test and looked over the rest of me before administering some antibiotics. I'm giving this particular Take Care Center five stars because of the nurse's wonderful bedside manners. I was a bit of a wreck when I walked in there that day, and she was the kindest woman I've ever met. She seemed so caring; it made me feel so much better just by her warmth alone. I'm probably going to have to send her a Christmas card now, just because I feel like she deserves it.