The only hospital I will go to. They are always quick, friendly, knowledgeable, and actually care…read more My husband has stayed inpatient and his experience was just as good. The woman there even helped us with our insurance who we had been battling for so long.

I had loved and respected my PCP. I thought she was on top of things and handled things in a timely…read moremanner until now. She failed to follow through with a something that we talked about. Not doing what she said she would do was bad enough, but also failed to offer any apologies-- I forgot, I am sorry, I delegated it to someone and they forgot. I was referred to someone that I did not know and made to believe it was acceptable and my fault that it was not done. My faith has been broken.

One of my kiddos needed an MRI and our doctor recommended that we come here because they were one…read moreof the best. The check in process was seamless and easy, the service was prompt and kinds, and my appointment started on time. Which is worth so much considering how much time gets wasted waiting on the doctor. I did not like that they did not let me go back with my minor child, but I understand the reason. Overall, the experience was great and I hope that if I ever need this service again I am referred here.

Our daughter, who is autistic, was scheduled to be sedated for dental work. I requested the…read moreearliest appointment, due to her being NPO after midnight. At check in, the front office staff were very professional and efficient. When the nurse took us back, she put us in a surgery waiting room and two hours later-still waiting and never checked on, we hear others, that came in after us-being checked on, the anesthesiologist and doctors discussing the procedures with them and taking them back. They were so over booked, but yet the others waiting were all being checked on, while we were forgotten about. Our daughter is 6, she has had tubes in her ears and a T&A and we were never treated that way. We ended up leaving. We did not trust our child's care, to medical professionals who left us in a room for two hours, did not check on us and saw every other person who had checked in after we did. I do not recommend their facility, not for a child and especially not for any special needs child.

Didn't get tested for anything and still really sick. Doctor and front desk girls were great. The…read moremale nurse on stay said some weird stuff to me alone in the xray room. Don't think he knew what he was saying. "One of the best parts of my job is I get to tell pretty girls to take off their clothes." Even if it was a joke it's gross. Never going back. The one off 2nd is way better.

I have been to this facility before. Their facility is clean, nurses were great, and there are…read moreother PA's and nurse practitioners who are super. In fact, the gentleman nurse I saw that day was very professional, kind, and personable. My one star review has nothing to do with the office person, the nurse, or the facility. It has to do with the PA I saw; Jennifer. I went in knowing that I tested positive to Covid that morning. Two days earlier, my husband went in to Access also knowing he tested positive for a Covid. He saw a different Pa. His person prescribed Paxlovid. When he took the med, he quickly showed signs of improvement. Both of us are over 60 and both of us overweight. Here is what my PA said "no, I will not prescribe Paxlovid. I think you will be just fine without it. It's not even fully approved by the FDA. It's emergency use only. And I don't think you need it". Ps: Jennifer, read recent approvals by the FDA. You are incorrect on that. What I would like Jennifer to know is that she doesn't know me at all. When I get a simple cold, it almost always turns into bronchitis. In fact, by that afternoon, my oxygen was in the upper 80's. Covid was wasting no time attacking my lungs. I did not give up and finally was able to reach a PA at my doctor's office. She said she thought I'd definitely respond well with Paxlovid and prescribed it. Three different medical personnel responded the same when I mentioned Jennifer saying no to Paxlovid. Their response, "why". I feel horrible for anyone going to Access Medical and receiving care for Covid from Jennifer. Save your money. Try elsewhere. And a final note is that as soon as I started a Paxlovid, there was a very clear difference. I still had the Covid symptoms but the breathing in particular improved. It was scary how fast Covid attacked my lungs. I'm sure Jennifer is a great PA in many ways, but my suggestion would be to get off her high horse and allow people to be helped by an FDA approved medication!

It's interesting to me how polite and helpful the person replying to my comment is on this social…read moremedia site. My experience in contacting this business to get information was not as helpful and polite. In fact, they were rude. I was told they do not accept "ObamaCare". Their words not mine.

If you're looking for an office with kind, caring, and professional staff, this is it! Dr. Halsell…read moreis great at making you feel comfortable and takes her time with each patient answering every single question you might have!

The staff is helpful and friendly. They are very quick. I didn't have to wait forever. I highly…read morerecommend if you're looking for a new PCP.

I thought I found the right clinic; the providers (nurse practitioners) are very nice, but…read moreunfortunately, the office manager, Connie Maldonado, got involved. She does not like me, made things difficult for me to see the providers, and disrespected me. She is nasty, rude, and unethical. She has been rude from day one. She has a huge ego. Run away from this clinic. Connie Maldonado is running patients away. She is a horrible person and a bad manager. Watch it, Connie has committed a HIPAA violation when handling my care. Stay away from this clinic. I sent messages to Amanda Bodine, apparently she is the CEO, but she is not any better. These people do NOT care about patients. Avoid this clinic.

Procurement told me to come on the day that offered 2 free movie tickets. After donating i asked…read moreabout the tickets and was told that it was not on this particular day. I told them that their Procurer told me that it was this day. They didn't stand behind their Procurement staff. So I will not donate my blood anymore!

They need blood very badly right now! Please chose to save lives and donate your time and blood!…read moreMost of the phlebotomists are great and they always have fun shirts and giveaways along with their snacks and drinks!

This treatment helped me a lot. The staff has always been very friendly and does their best to…read moremake me comfortable.

I've suffered from bipolar disorder my whole life. I have been miserable my whole life. Medication…read morenever helped. I learned about the infusions and told my psychiatsrist. She looked into it and kept trying to find me options. She got brochures for the oklahoma ketamine center, and I just had my 6th infusion. Every infusion I felt different. Sometimes sad, Sometimes happy due to neurons reconnecting. But this is the first time in my life i have felt relief from bipolar depression. The clinic is clean and the staff are so nice. Please don't be afraid if you have disorders and struggle with them. These infusions don't work for everyone. But I found it to be a miracle that big pharma couldn't do. Thank you for everything. -Konner S

I went in because my cat attacked me and I was afraid it had gotten infected. They got me thru…read moretriage and into a room very quickly. They were pretty busy and had to wait on test results. Overall I was very happy with the team there. Everyone was professional and friendly. It's the closest hospital to my home so we will be back.

I took my daughter (4) last night (January 22) to OU medical center in Edmond…read more Everyone who came in the room was kind, professional, and absolutely knew how to be around children. My daughter felt safe and heard, I could see it on her face. I didn't catch his name but a male nurse took my daughter's vitals and spoke to her every step of the way, making sure she wasn't scared before he did anything. The staff, which included attending Norman Davis MD, was thorough, friendly, and respectful. I've never had such a good visit at an ER before. And I've been here a couple times for different people in my family. We got there around 10-11pm and left around 1 am. I say for an ER that's pretty dang fast. My daughter was diagnosed and treated during that time. Even the admissions lady who takes the insurance and information down was kind and took the time to repeat things back to me and print out what I signed online so I could have copies. I know it's not a huge ask but usually someone would be annoyed, but she genuinely understood why I wanted them when I explained to her. The whole staff that I met last night was great. We will be returning here if we ever need an emergency room, and hope we get the same experience. :)

Went here for shoulder issues I was having. They ordered me an MRI. I got my MRI done. They said my…read moreshoulder looked great. I told the nurse practitioner I knew something was wrong with my shoulder, because I was in immense amounts of pain. The "doctor" told me go to physical therapy. My physical therapist told me I have severe muscle atrophy and they can't help. Gave up on access so I went to mercy. Finally after 8 miserable months I have a surgery scheduled for April 9th. FUCK you access medical. I'm spending too much money now cause of your pudgy little fart doctors.

I've had the unfortunate experience to have to go to this Access twice and each time was worse than…read morethe next. Both visits start with the administration/check-in who never look up to acknowledge your presence as they snap a clipboard of paperwork and tell you to fill it out... not a "Hi", "Hello", "Welcome to Access Medical..." nada. Once filled out, the top of the admins head will tell you to have a seat and they'll call you. The first visit was in the early evening (6-ish) to remove a blockage in my ear. I was the only person in the waiting room - I was also the only car in the parking lot. After 45-MINUTES, I was summoned back and waited an additional 10-minutes before the doctor walked in and said 'which ear?'... not a "Hi, my name is Dr. Ear Flusher"... nada. He then looked in my ear, walked out, and came back with a flushing bottle, pumped warm water through my ear and it was dislodged 30-seconds later. The best part was this warm visit cost me $75. The second visit a flu visit and was a copy of the first. And lucky me, I drew the same doctor. He was just as pleasant as my first visit, and basically acted like I disturbed his lunch. So I've spent $150 for 74-seconds of treatment which includes dialogue. I apologize that our illnesses are forcing you to use your medical license for 32-seconds of the day, but I can assure you it's going to a good cause.