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.

Dr Blair Grubb , MD.is the best Neuro-cardiologist ever! Don't get me wrong, because I adore…read more"Harry", the pacemaker guy, too! Another wonderful "Dr" in the house, there in Toledo, or U of T; is Beverly K. (& she as a whole lot of letters after her name too!)! These 3 are my favorite people of all time, in my world of Dr's & health Centers!! ...but for all intensive purposes, today I want to focus on the great staff and my favorites at the Cardiology/EPS/Neuro-Cardiology Dept at Univ of Toledo Medical Center! It's a scary thing when you have a metal device in your chest, called a "Cardiac pacemaker"! It keeps me alive, for the most part! Its now doing 60% of the work, for my heart! So I just might not always be excited to be there....and even less excited to wait for the day when they say " its time for surgery! Your pacemaker is getting old and you need a new one!" That's what they said to me this last visit, just a few weeks ago! First, I saw Harry, ad he checked my pacemaker! He was telling e that it's getting old and probably this Summer I'd need a new one! Before he finished talking he was testing my pacemaker out & he warned me that he was going to turn it off just for a second, to show me how it will feel if it ever fails on its own before it's replaced. I turned strangely colored and got ill in a flash! He put it right back on and said I'd need my new one sooner than later! He spoke to Dr Grubb and we spoke with "Beverly" the nurse practitioner/dr.'s assistant, Before we knew it, I was scheduled for a surgery with anesthesia and the whole thing!.....and t's only a month from now! Another nurse came in with lab slips and explained what needed explaining..Dr Grubb himself popped in ad talked to me and geez...what other great Dr would come into the room and actually TALK with me at a level I can understand?! Dr Grubb was wonderful and caring,kind and very patient,without EVER RUSHING me!!! Beverly came back and asked me if I Had any other questions and Harry did too! They were great,as they always are at the UNIV OF TOLEDO CARDIOLOGY DEPT! They always take their time with me and I never mind if I have to wait a little while...because I know when they're with me, they'll also take all the time I'll need!

Well for having an Aortic Valve replacement on a Monday, and still being here the next monday. The…read moreroom for error has only continued to grow. Ive had a pick line in my neck for a week, as well as my arm. Ive inadvertently pissed off everyone here with little to no effort by demanding answers. They plan to continue to keep me longer of course. Because my potassium and or magnesium levels have been off by point 1. Then they fail to even begin my kumaden blood thinners on time or correctly . What a shit show. Good luck. Also just order take out save yourself the time and hassle.

Dr. Clark and his team are amazing. For 3 months I was crippled with a ruptured disk. I was able to…read moresee him and get surgery with in just a 2 week window, compared to a dozen others who to get in to see was over a month wait. I was walking the night of my surgery and able to begin getting my life back to normal. I know its a common surgery but after the pain I was in, its nothing short of a mircle.

From the owner: Leo Clark, MD, FACS, JD, has 40+ years of experience in the diagnosis and treatment of surgical…read morediseases of the nervous system. He received his medical degree from The George Washington University School of Medicine, Washington, District of Columbia and Completed his residency in Neurosurgery at Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut. Edmund Lawrence, Jr., MD, FICS, has 38+ years of experience in the diagnosis of treatment of surgical diseases of the nervous system. He received his medical degree from Vanderbilt University College of Medicine, Nashville, TN and completed his residency in neurosurgery at Northwestern University School of Medicine, Chicago, IL. Dr. Lawrence also completed an adult neurosurgery residency, with 6 months as Spinal Trauma Fellow for the State of Illinois, at Wesley Memorial Hospital and Passavant Hospital, Chicago, IL. In addition, Dr. Lawrence completed a pediatric neurosurgery residency at Children's Memorial hospital, Chicago, IL.

The back office staff were great!! however, the initial lady that checks you in at the beginning…read morewas very rude!! I almost left just because of her. She is the first person of contact when walking in and does not leave a good look for the office.

Absolutely horrible experience! The nurses are RUDE!!! My son in law Jose went there today with…read moremultiple hornet stings (roughly 7-8) that were affecting his breathing - he had intense swelling on his face, cheeks, lips and chest tightness. He was told to take a seat and sit in the lobby. He said ok but I really think I need to get back there I'm not doing well. They told him to wait. They finally brought him back after about 5 minutes as he started getting shivers and sweating profusely. The nurses behavior after that point was unacceptable. She treated him like he was a nuisance and kept rolling her eyes and sighing like he was disputing her day. He was uncomfortable and felt unsafe in her care. When she hooked him up to the monitor he asked if she could hand him his phone because he needed to contact his fiancé and the nurse responded "no you don't need it you can use it later" and again rolled her eyes at him. She ended up leaving the room (and still wouldnt hand him his phone) and he started getting nauseated and dizzy with chest tightness increasing and so he rushed to the door to get help and the same nurse yelled at him - he told her how he was feeling dizzy and having chest tightness and she again rolled her eyes and told him to go back in the room and someone would be there in a minute. Her poor attitude and obvious hatred of her job is problematic. As a nurse, I'm disgusted at her behavior. We are filing a formal complaint.

Went in to courteous staff and found staff very helpful. Performed x-rays and got out in less than…read morean hour. Satisfying experience

I come after least 2-3 times per year. Being in healthcare my company always has something they…read morewant done asap so this is a good spot. Now no frills just so you know. It looks pretty spartan. Just some chairs and 1 TV in the lobby. Sign in at the counter and within 10 minutes someone has you checked in and gives you the proper paperwork. Now I have been here for a flu shot ,TB skin test, a yearly physical and usually the same friendly staff. I was in and out in 20 minutes on a Saturday afternoon for my physical. Good deal.