The Tully Center has a good fitness center that offers both physical rehab options for patients as well as an indoor lap//walking track on the 2nd floor. In addition to free weights and a host of cardio/treadmills, they also have a heated therapy pool, sauna & steam room, and a hot tub. The water in the large lap pool is a bit on the cooler side though. Staff are always friendly at check in. The HFI (Health & Fitness Institute) parking is on the upper level & adjacent to the side entrance. read more

Taken in on time for a mammogram. The provider was professional and friendly. The whole thing took about 20 minutes from my appointment time. read more

You will be overcharged ridiculously. Regardless if it was a 10 minute visit or a 1hr. I went in for a consult on my finger because the nail was damaged and they did an X-ray, gave me a splint and prescribed me ibuprofen. The whole visit was within 30mins and I saw the PA for a total of 5mins. Months later, I am hit with a charge of $750 from Stamford Hospital then 3 months after I am hit with another charge for $250 from Tully Health Center. My +20 min wait time and 5min consult along with 2 items I could've bought from any pharmacy totaled to $1000. When asked about the fees I was told that cost separation was a result of facility and faculty. Even though on the billing info clearly shows that I was charged 3 times for "Urgent Care". They have no regard for the highway robbery. read more

I have mixed feelings about Tully. I went to Urgent Care this morning to get a PCR test for an overseas trip. We went right when they opened and there was no line. We were immediately helped and the process was less than 15 minutes with everything. The doctors were super nice and friendly. They could have easily disregarded us but they made conversation with us and were very welcoming. I would absolutely give Urgent Care 5 stars. However, I've had issues with billing at Tully (besides the extreme price gauging)...which I would give 1 star for that because if you get an IV, you're looking at a $5k bill just for that. So in short...PCR tests at Urgent Care in the morning are great. But everything else is a headache. read more

Don't go here! After seeing 2 doctors and racking up over $5000 in bills, I'm no where better than before going. It's very obvious that Stamford Health is more of a business than a healthcare organization. The providers here have been trained to get you to come back over and over (whether necessary or not) so they can continue to bill you. Just horrible. They should be ashamed of what they are doing. read more

Hospital outpatient center / doctors office with cafe and ample parking. Also had gym with pools.

Very very good staff , attentive to our fears and concerns Not a place you want to go but is the place to go if in need Five stars to the entire staff read more

Expensive, even with insurance. Initial visit with a PA was good. She told me if not good in a week come back. When I did met with a dr. He was rude, dismissive and complete a#*. Ended up going to a different urgent care and saw a dr. When I saw how much had been charged there and at Tully, shocked. Don't go there. Even with insurance. This is why our health care is so out of control. read more

I do not understand the negative reviews about this health center. I have been in urgent care centers all over the world from Israel, Romania, Argentina, Spain and The Philippines. The most professional, efficient service I have ever had from the intake, assessment, billing info, x ray tech, Dr and PA and sling demonstration. Don't look at the reviews just head to Tully Health for urgent care!! read more

My husband has been here twice for knee surgery (seperate occasions). Dr Damico did both surgeries and he is wonderful. Each time he called me after and told me how it went and what he saw. The nurses and anesthesiologists are professional and are good at lightening the mood of a "surgery center." The cafeteria is nice with a good selection of food including healthy choices. Parking is a disaster- just save yourself the aggravation and take advantage of the $4 valet. read more

I was referred here from an urgent care clinic in the area because they obviously didn't care enough to treat me. They told me to go here or the ER. My injury was not severe enough to warrant an ER visit so I came here. I walked in, standing in line to be seen by the front desk when the clinical staff saw there were people waiting. A doctor came out and told everyone there was at least a 2 hr wait. She was clearly not telling everyone to prepare them but definitely to push people out due to the wait time. This place is completely unwelcoming and from the reviews I've seen a complete rip off. I am in the healthcare industry and from the reviews I've seen, it sounds like they should be reported to the state and CMS for FWA. read more

This place is a total scam - along with charging whatever co-pay you pay through insurance, they charge a separate fee each time to pay their doctors? The worst part is I did not even get the service I need, I sent in some lab work with them for testing and when I called to find out the lab results they said they never sent in my lab. So somehow they lost my lab sample!! I've never heard of such incompetence. Beware of this place. read more

I can't say enough AMAZING things about Stamford Health overall from the main hospital and the Immediate Care Emergency Room there ! So So So helpful and fantastic and very friendly staff . They always make me feel welcomed and always take me in very quickly never had long wait or any complaints about it ! Overall Stamford Health is just a place and hospital where their cake ti help you and make you welcomed ! I can't tell you how many AMAZING doctors I have had there and still do ! This is the only hospital I have trusted so far ! Well Done Stamford Health and for everything you have done endlessly ! Dr Anthony and Dr Adrianna in the immediate care at the Tully they're just fantastic ! Can't say enough good things about him and their other doctors as well ! Thank You Dr Anthony , Dr Adrianna , and Dr Bendl for everything you do ! I can't be anymore thrilled to have you all as my doctors ! If I could give Stamford Health 10 stars I SO would ! Well Done Stamford Hospital and Stamford Health ! read more

Came in because of extreme dizziness. The doctor (Williams) was very matter-of-fact--if not cold. Listened to my heart and gave an EKG. Ordered me to then go to the ER. What a waste of time! I cannot recommend. Felt like a number or another way to get $$ from. Thumbs down. read more

This rating is absolutely not a reflection on the doctors/nursing staff - they were lovely. But when you come in here with insurance, you WILL be billed twice for your copay, even if they tell you that you are all set and owe no more money (billed once on day of, once several months later). It took seven months to get an explanation for this - apparently they bill once for being an 'urgent care' - which lets them bill as if they are an ER, which they are not - and once for the doctor, who is employed through a separate billing agency. This is not noted anywhere, and took several phone calls and having a debt I thought I'd paid sent to a very obnoxious collections agency to figure out why they were still billing me for a copay I'd paid months ago. read more

By FAR the best experience I've ever had in receiving medical treatment. I've never felt compelled to write a review for anything, let alone a medical center. read more

Billing fraud in immediate care. Multiple copays for single visit charged unlike other urgent cares in the area. The providers somehow bill separately as a outpatient in addition to urgent care visit copay. Doesn't visiting urgent care translate to seeing a physician. its either a physician assistant or nurse practitioner not a real physician who bill privately as specialists so you don't see actual physicians. read more

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I went to the Tully center for carpel tunnel surgery. The nurses were so helpful and compassionate, AMAZING!

I visited Tully Health Center in early 2018. I made 5 visits. Diagnosis...allergy test....out patient nasal work, 1 1/2 hours, two follow ups. Now...ask for the men uh e with prices b4 you do ANYthing. Bill...$52,000...yes..no typo!!!!!!! 52K Medicare knocked out down to 18k. Is it RIP off. Over to those qualified to research but simply check. I fought it and got a small concession. But...I still have chronic sinusitis. I have found another doctor in Greenwich...Dr. Salzer. read more

I love the Tully Center's gym! It's part of the Stamford Hospital, and the gym is for people who have or have a family history of certain health problems. To get a membership you need to have the permission of your doctor. That's how my parents got to be members, and that's how I am able to be a member when I'm home from college for the summer. This facility is top notch. The staff who works here is extremely knowledgeable, and very willing to help you out. If you have any questions about what a machine is good for or how to use it, they will help! In fact when you first become a member, a staff member will show you how to use all the equipment, plus they will customize your workout for the areas you need to target. The Tully Center uses Fit Linxx, which is an electronic system where you type in your username and your workouts will be tracked so you can see how much weight you have lifted that day, week, month, or year or how many miles you have walked/ran, etc. It's very useful and makes you feel like you're getting a lot done when you can see your progress! As for what this gym has, you can expect to find everything that a top health club should offer: all the cardio and weight machines, free weights, stretching equipment, massage therapists, an elevated indoor walking/running track, a pool, hot tubs, sauna, steam room, etc. If you get an opportunity to become a member, you shouldn't hesitate to do so! This gym is fantastic. read more

DO NOT GO HERE FOR MEDICAL HELP. THIS PLACE IS A RIPOFF. I went in here for a basic walk in because I was sick. It took them maybe 30 minutes to see me and to help me. I received two bills in the mail that totaled $1500 before insurance. I can't believe they have the nerve to charge that much. I hope this place goes bankrupt. read more

Friendly staff but just a rip off. I got no medical care, an xray, and apparently a 'consult' so my urgent care visit cost me 700 bucks with full insurance. Those specialist needed to look at my broken arm was useless and they told me nothing. fyi - happened again - regular visit and now i owe them 300 bucks. DO NOT GO TO TULLY - ITS PART OF YALE NEW HAVEN AND THEY WANT YOUR LAST PENNY. read more

Hello everyone I'm trying to get my daughter to see the therapist. Customer service on the phone very unprofessional, Agents name (shaunna ) No Empathy, Using Negative Language and apparently she did something wrong there and she said WTF and put me on hold. She didn't realize I was there listening with my daughter I will give less than one start. Rude Behavior and Bad Attitudes. Asking Customers to Repeat, Putting Customers on Hold for too Long. expectations were not met, just try to have a better language on the phone. read more

This is my second time at Tully and I can't say enough about my experiences. Being in the health care field, I am well,aware of patient care and what is reasonable and customary. Tully goes one step (maybe 5) ahead of reasonable and customary. The surgical center is clean, quite and the receptionist is very kind. Each individual involved in my treatment was so nice. They were informative, empathetic and patient. The overall feeling walking into the surgical room was so positive. I hate hospitals, but this place is 5 star... Thank you Dr. Barbadimos for your kindness and ability to keep me calm. A thank you to Deb, Mary, Laural and Sandy...and finally,mthe yummy coffee and English muffin..I was starving. read more

I'm somewhat ashamed to admit I've been to my share of urgent care centers. I travel a lot for work, and it always seem I come down with something when I am out of town and far from my primary care physician. Tully Health is top notch as far as urgent care. I have been both on a weekday and a weekend, and was quickly, and discretely, seen. A lot of urgent care centers put you in general rooms offering no privacy. Tully makes sure you feel like the only patient they are worrying about that day. Very caring, very prompt, and full service center. Fingers crossed I do not have to go back, but if I do, I wouldn't hesitate to return to Tully. read more

I've really never had a good experience here. From the moment you walk in, you don't feel welcomed. The women/men checking people in at the front just stare at you. Once they finally ask why you're there, they are extremely rude. Then, once you go in and meet with a doctor, it's often rushed and I rarely leave with any answers. I'd rather wait in line outside in the cold to get into the Urgent Care down the road then go here. Very disappointing. read more

Zero stars. DO NOT go there! Just for walking in to the immediate care facility at Tully I got a bill for $688.92!!!! I got a severe reaction to 2nd covid vaccine, went there to be check and advised what to do - they told me that they cannot help me since there is so little research done re:covid and vaccine itself. They sent me away and told me to go to see my primary. Just for that I got charged that much. read more

On 2017 july 22 I visit emergency room because I had flue traveling from India to USA. When I came there they ask all my details, I said I'm new to this country I don't have enough money then they promise me they will take care me and charge me $150 paying with debt card, after waiting good 45 minutes they call me doctor asked some stupid questions and check my temperature that's it. Then doctor said I don't have any problems intact I want in bed for two weeks yesterday December 14/2020 some collections agency call me and I owe them $580 more for what? Then they said for doctor charges seriously? Just for checking my temperature? Why the hospital can't tell upfront, because my skin color is different you can change whatever you want? Are you a hospital or mafia? Because this collection my credit score went bad my approved low income house loan got rejected now I'm in depression. May god bless doctors, nurses and hospital management what you guys did to my family and me . read more

We see dr. Lanson for an ENT and she has been wonderful so far. Radiology is a different story! I've experienced it twice where reception is an absolute nightmare. We had a 12:30 appointment for my 2 year son and waited 30 minutes. When I asked the receptionist what was taking so long, she said well it depends on how crazy we are? What's the point of having an appointment in the first place. Not a good experience for families with young children. read more

I am in Stamford from NYC due to the pandemic. I usually go to Quest for blood tests but when I saw this new facility in Stamford I decided to go for my blood tests from 2 different physicans at this center. THIS WAS A MAJOR MISTAKE!!! First, I arrived there at 8:00 am with only 4 people in front of me. I was there 1 1/2 hours as I had to go to register and there was LOADS of paperwork.The lab technican was great so I tried to forget the wait. However, after 9 days my physicans had not received any lab reports. I needed the reports for new procedures. I called the Tully Center but they can't afford to have a real person answer the phone and you get a recording. I called several other numbers I found online but you get recording, recording and more recording. I left my phone number on all recordings but NO ONE calls back. So I drove to the Tully Center and was told they only are a lab and are not involved in the process of notifying your physicans with the results. The woman theregave me another number to call which I did the first thing in the morning... guess what ? another machine telling you to leave your phone number. At this point ,I was so discusted that I printed out my lab reports and went to UPS and paid $8.00 to have it sent to my doctors. What I can't understand is why a beautiful hospital and center has NO CUSTOMER SERVICE. It's all show!!!! I'll try Quest next time. Or drive into NYC. read more

Never had a Problem whit Tully center , excellent service , ER , Primary Dr , Lab test and more. I want say Thank you! read more

I live in Stamford, and we are constantly told that we should visit the Tully Immediate Care Walk in Clinic instead of Stamford Hospital Emergency Room if it is something routine and of course, not an emergency. Well, I did just that. I had a 10 minute visit with a doctor at the Tully Immediate Care Walk in Clinic. I was seen quickly and efficiently and thought wow, this works great. UNTIL, I got the bill (from the separate doctor's billing group) $1,200!!!!! Here is the first problem---Stamford Hospital hires outside doctors for the Tully and they bill separately. You will also receive a bill from the Tully for the "facilities use" charge (around $325!). So two bills. Of course with alot of complaining etc. I got the bill down to $280 (dr.) and $225 (facility use); but regardless, this is a ridiculous amount to pay for a WALK IN clinic! If I had gone to the ER instead, I would have just had to pay my $50 copay. Lesson learned?! read more

WARNING!! THIS IS PLACE BILLS AS AN ER!!!! Very disappointed with the Immediate Care at Tully. I work at a walk in clinic, so I understand that different facilities have different ways of billing. Some clinics bill as a primary care doctor, others bill as a Walk-In/Urgent Care, and some as an ER. Before I went to the Tully Center Immediate Care, I called to ask how they bill. I was transferred around and eventually told that I would be billed for an urgent care visit. Since I have a $40 urgent care copay, I decided to go here. I was taken in pretty quickly, but I began to get suspicious when I was given a hospital bracelet. I then asked again, to make sure I wasn't going to be billed for a hospital visit, and was assured that they bill as an urgent care. Although I was taken back quickly, and the nurse and receptionist came in to get me registered, I then had to wait over an hour before the PA came in. Two weeks later, I check the EOB from my insurance, and despite all of the assurances that I would be billed an urgent care copay, they billed as an ER! There were two separate charges billed to the insurance, totaling $900! For an office visit ONLY... no procedure, no medications administered, no labs, no imaging, AN OFFICE VISIT WITH A PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT. Now again, I'm in the business, I get it. The outrageous fees aren't the fault of the receptionist, or the representative at the billing department who I took my frustration out on. The Tully Center is not the only Immediate Care Center that does this. But that is why I called ahead. I have the advantage of knowing how insurance billing works, and I wanted to make sure I knew what to expect before choosing which facility to be seen in. I'm inclined to believe that this was not a malicious lie meant to deceive me, as the person answering the phones doesn't care if I go there or not. The issue that I have (other than the $900 billed to my insurance) is that the customer has a right to know what type of financial responsibility they are taking on when choosing a practitioner. The majority of patients don't understand their coverage, or how medical insurance works, so they don't know what questions to ask. I do understand insurance, and I know how my particular plan works. Even with this knowledge I was still blindsided by an outrageous bill. I would much rather have been told that the person on the phone didn't have the answer to my question, although someone who works in registration should be educated on the billing procedures. They could have directed me to their billing department, or asked someone familiar with the office's billing procedures. Not only should the person who answered the phone not have given me inaccurate information, but the Tully Center should be more transparent about their billing procedures. There should be signs in the office warning people that they will be charged a facility and ER physician fee, for those who don't know what questions to ask. read more

The staff were wonderful! I went in for blood test and was in and out in 15 min!! Thank you !

Malicious Treatment. When I presented myself along with my doctor's script for some routine swimming to help a chronic back problem, the young woman interviewing me advised there was no pool time available for more than six weeks. Disappointed I asked for the script back hoping to try another rehab facility. She'd already stapled it to her file and refused to return it. She was not only malicious, but broke the law. That doctor's Rx is my property till I surrender it for services. I had a perfect right to ask for its return in Small Claims Court. She'd created a situation that required me to go to the doctor again, and charge Medicare for a new visit. Management at Tully Center should keep a better watch on their rehab staff who, from my experience, are both spiteful towards patients when unsupervised, and ignorant of fiduciary responsibility. read more

I have been to the Urgent Care Center at the Tully three times. All three times I have paid my deductible at the same time that I received care and all three times they sent me a bill for said deductible. Each time required a trip back to the Tully to present my receipt. Get it together. read more

Update: I discussed the staff mistreating me with the Patient customer Service department, and my hospital fee (on top of company) was REDUCED to $50. They charged me $50 for a doctor to tell me I was a waste of her time and resources, and also offer me absolutely no help. If that's what you're looking for by all means come here! Otherwise, go literally anywhere else. read more

The facility appears very clean and spacious. I checked in here to be seen at urgent care. While the staff was courteous and prompt, they were a bit too fast. I was seen without being "registered". They had my old address from 15 years ago..they didnt ask if I since moved, etc. When I signed in, I gave them my current insurance card. After I was seen, they mentioned a previous insurance company. I think they're a bit unorganized. They said that they would call me if there were any issues, but I had informed the nurse that I didn't give anyone my telephone number; again, they were going off my old information. I mean, come on, a lot can happen in 15 years, you would think they would have asked! So I decided to have my presription filled at the onsite pharmacy. The woman at the counter said she would have to check to see if they would take my insurance. She asked for my phone number and said it would take a few minutes. I went outside in the waiting area. I waited over 30 minutes in discomfort and finally went back in to check. The counter person said they didn't accept my insurance. I asked her why she didn't call me and she responded, "Well I didn't know if that was your cell phone or home phone." Are you friggin kidding me? I asked her why she even bothered asking for my number then. She said that they went looking for me in the waiting area (which was utter B.S. - I was there the entire time.). Then the guy who I'm assuming is the pharmacist, reiterated what the counter clerk said. Really, tool?! They apologized in an unapologetic manner. Smh. So much for the "convenience" with having an onsite pharmacy. Just go to Rite Aid around the corner. Took less than 10 minutes to have my prescription filled. read more

Stayed in Stamford for the week and I cut my foot pretty bad at the beach on a shell or something in the water. I decided to go to the Tully center to get it checked out. Clean, quick, friendly I was in and out in less than an hour. read more