Do you like driving your sick kid to the urgent care and waiting for countless hours? If your time…read moreis valuable to you, this is the best service! Dr. Garg has taken care of our two children several times, via phone call and house call. He truly cares about the kids and is very thorough. He was even available late at night over the Christmas holiday to treat my son's stomach bug, and helped to find a local 24-hour pharmacy that could fill a prescription while everyone else was closed for the holiday. Better yet, he kept following up through the week to make sure my son was improving. That NEVER would have happened with the standard urgent care center. I can't recommend Children's EmUrgent Care enough!

From the owner: Pediatrician that makes house calls. No more wasting time in waiting rooms. Dr. Garg will evaluate…read moreand treat your child in the comforts of your own home or a place convenient to you. Check out the website for more information or call Dr. Garg directly.

I visited Mercy Health Emergency Room tonight after accidentally spilling boiling water on my…read morehand. The pain was unbearable, so I went there hoping to get help. When I arrived, they briefly examined my hand and and put it in a bucket of ice water full of ice . Almost immediately, the pain intensified, and my hand started throbbing. I informed them that I couldn't tolerate the pain caused by the ice water. The nurse then added a bit of warm water to make it more bearable, but by that point, my hand was in extreme pain. After about 10 minutes, they applied an antibiotic and wrapped my hand. However, once I got home, the pain became three times worse than when I initially arrived at the emergency room, felt like frostbite bite. I called them back and explained the situation, only to be told to remove the wrap and wait for Motrin to work. Over an hour later, the pain was still unbearable, and the Motrin did nothing. When I called again, they told me there was nothing more they could do for me. I am extremely disappointed with the care I received. Instead of alleviating my pain, it was made worse, and I was left feeling helpless with no further assistance from the staff!

Rating is for lack of signs. Waiting to be seen. Generally quite positive about this place but they…read moreneed to post signs asking people to mask if they are actively contagious. Man across from me has wet constant coughing and blowing nose. He is right next to a stack of masks. My pcp has several signs about masking. Wish this place did as well

Today was my second instance of needing an Urgent Care and choosing this one. It was a quick…read morecheck-in and I was soon back in a room. The staff was polite and professional. The NP gave me the choice of what tests I wanted to have done after completing my initial request, which came back negative. The time was much faster than my experience at inpatient emergency rooms. I will use this urgent care again if needed. It served its purpose.

People were very friendly, and very helpful. It was a little slow I was there for about an hour and…read morea half getting 4 stitches in an exam room. The guy who did them was very sweet and friendly and I throw up and passed out and he was nothing but supportive. He made sure I was comfortable and finished them quickly.

Unimpressed. Woke…read moreup sick, went to this location even though it was farther away, because it is part of my health system. Didn't make an appointment beforehand because honestly, I wasn't sure how long it would take me to get there or what shape I would be in or if I'd have to have my wife drive me. Made it, walked in, and was immediately put off. They make you check in standing up at a kiosk. They make sick people stand up and go through a bunch of screens on a kiosk. I am already in their system, and still their information was not up-to-date. And then when I went to search for my doctor, he was not in the system, even though he is indeed in the system. And, the wait for a walk-in was 2 to 3 hours out. Look, staff were great: the one person, who showed up partway in and realized I was frustrated with the screen. Nobody else in the kiosk lobby. I called my doctor, who was out that day but they were able to schedule me at another urgent care sooner than I would've gotten in at this place. I'm pretty happy with OhioHealth in general. I am not happy with this location.

Had a medical issue that needed to be dealt with on the weekend. This place is great! Came in at…read more9:15. Waited five minutes. Was seen immediately by a nurse. Then under three minutes a actual doctor (not a nurse practitioner). The waiting room was comfortable and spacious. Rooms clean. My quality of care there was excellent. Zero complaints.

Guys (GO SOMEWHERE ELSE). I came in this morning (9AM) because the parking lot looked empty and…read morethough I might be in luck going in then. (Wrong). There were 3 people ahead of me when I came in, it took them about 40 minutes just to check me (sign me) in. It's been now about 2 hours (2:00) and I still haven't been seen. Ladies and gentlemen, SAVE your time, go somewhere else unless you have an appointment, try your luck then. I have been to urgent cares in third world countries that were faster than this.

Terrible service. They refused to send me a week's worth of my daily scripts in as I was on…read morequarantine. Save your time and don't waste your money. The docs are good but the staff? Not so much.

I come here for my annual mammograms. They are super fast, in and out, no waiting around. They have…read morea separate waiting area for mammos with fresh coffee and a tv. The staff are very friendly and efficient. They provide great care!

The care I received here was seriously lacking and quite honestly something I'd expect to see up in…read morethe hollers fifty years ago. Their methods and equipment were incredibly antiquated which probably lead to their diagnosis being consistently wrong. I was here over 50 times! Tested for everything under the sun. Tests, procedures, blah blah blah. If I didn't know better, I'd swear they sat in a room, made up some mumbo jumbo illness with 16 letters and ran all the tests my insurance would tolerate, then declare it was illuminated as a potential. Sometimes having wonderful insurance is a burden. That's when I got smart and headed north for a second diagnosis in Ann Arbor. Not to compare the two, but they figured out the problem plus caught it early enough. If I stuck around Picktown long enough they might have found the problem, during the autopsy. Do better. You're supposed to save lives for Christ's sake. Grrrr! 09/24

Came in with my baby at 730 it's 1am this place still has us waiting the nurses here are rude and…read moredisgusting. Won't be coming back here again unless it's do or die! This place is disgraceful

It's the last place you want to be but, when you're here, you're happy that this is where you are…read more Without getting into specifics, a family friend has a teen who had to spend time at this hospital for cancer treatment. Based on our observations, while visiting, and their feedback at the hospital, Nationwide Children's Hospital is a great facility with a very caring and dedicated staff. This is a HUGE campus that is spread out for blocks. I know where we were, but I don't know what the building is called. I know the underground parking garage was blue. Parking was $2, no matter how long we were there. We did not hit the cafeteria but did stop in at a Crimson Cup coffee shop for something to drink. They had some drinks and snacks there. Would I go back? If I had to, yes, but I'd rather not. You know what I mean. This is a hard one to review because ultimately it's a pretty bad situation. Unless you work there, it's the last place you want to be. I'm looking at it like this - If I had to be at a children's hospital, I was happy with Nationwide Children's Hospital.

i was taken to flower hospita for a-fib when i told 911, i said i didnt want to go. i was ok in…read moretheir truck, they said we are going we are already headed out. but they didnt move until after i said that. at flower hospital they ran tests and then sent me home. the test they did said i had low thyroid which i didnt find out until i checked in mychart. and was told to check with my doctor. so after seeing the test i sent a copy to my doctor and she put me on medication for low thyroi. it made me really sick andi was on it three days. i told her i dudnt have any symptoms of low thyroid and she had me do another blood test at toledo clinic. it was normal. now flower hospital isnt taking any responsibility for their mistake. so i'm not paying the co-pay. that hospital is a joke!

I've been an in-patient at Flower Hospital several times over the past two years due to a cancer…read morediagnosis. From the staff at Hickman Cancer Center to all the doctors, nurses, and aids on the floors, I've had nothing but the best care in all ways. The nurse/patient ratio is excellent, the food is far better than one would expect at a hospital and I truly appreciate the follow-up calls from various staff members calling to see how I'm doing. They're excellent at explaining beforehand what to expect during a procedure, as well as during one. I appreciate every one of them.