Great experience will return. Easy to make an appointment. Get in and out fast. Friendly doctor…read moreand staff. Came for broke bone and was sent down the road for an X-ray which I could get almost immediately. The urgent care called me with the results and recommended orthopedic surgeon offices. Highly recommend!

My husband has had an excellent experience with Dr.Rana and I did too. Very little wait. He has…read moreexcellent bedside manner. This will be our go to Urgent Care for the future!

surprisingly this last experience they were fairly rude .. almost like an inconvenience to check me…read more. The moment the physician said he did not like treating people who had been car accidents at the urgent care, Wasted an upfront fee to be seen. Taking my business elsewhere.

You can't call it an urgent care if you need an appointment (with the nearest one an hour and a…read morehalf out) to even be seen. The receptionist was lazy and couldn't be bothered to help at all with anything other than scrolling on her phone. call it a primary care office instead.

Dr. Michael J. Rankin M.D. is fantastic. Worthington Urgent Care is A1 in my book. Courteous and…read moreextremely competent. I am so grateful finding them especially in an emergency. Highly recommend

Nurses are wonderful! Need a weekly injection and she does a great job. Very nice, listens…read morecarefully and is thorough. Can't recommend more highly.

I was in the area and just stopped by for a flu shot. The nurse practitioner was pleasant and got…read morethe job done. No complaints. Regarding Kody's review, this is unfair. Differentiating seasonal allergies from a viral URI is often difficult and not always clear-cut. It's also not all that important to differentiate between the two in an urgent care setting. The treatment either way will be supportive and largely the same (e.g., antihistamines, decongestants, corticosteroids).

I walked in into OSU FastCare at Market District one evening and found the receptionist very…read morepleasant and helpful. I was quickly taken into the treatment room for diagnosis by the doctor who was very thorough and professional. As I walked out of the door from the clinic, the GE pharmacy was adjacent and was able to fill my prescription as I grocery shopped. My OSU health insurance completely covered the visit. Overall the experience was much better than expected.

I went to urgent care for UTI symptoms and high blood pressure (provided photos of my readings at…read morehome) , expecting guidance and care. Unfortunately, the assistant was extremely rude and dismissive. After waiting 45 minutes, the provider (DR. B) she seemed uninterested and did not offer any meaningful recommendations or clear next steps. I came here for help and left feeling frustrated. STAY AWAY.

I've now needed to make two trips to this urgent care. Every time the staff has been kind and the…read morevisit has been completed in a very timely manner. I would recommend this location for urgent care needs!

Pretty standard urgent care. Clean and the reception/nurses were very friendly. It went quick and…read morethey seemed to care. The Dr we saw though was not very friendly. She was almost passive aggressive and seemed annoyed we came to an urgent care facility. Didn't discuss any results of the test they ran and basically just shoved us off to the ER.

About your average urgent care place, which is to say, expect little. I got there on a Sunday…read moreafternoon and the wait was maybe 15 minutes which isn't too bad. The front desk person wasn't the most friendly, but then again I was in a lot of pain. My major issue with the visit was the doctor. He was both unprofessional and a bit unhelpful. After looking at my eye, he said to the medical assistant something along the lines of "look how big [the ulcer] is, you can see it without the magnifying device." Yeah, really cool. English was also his second language. I could understand him perfectly but he kept giving me the wrong directions while he was flushing out my eye. He would tell me to look at the floor and then immediately correct himself, and tell me to look straight ahead of me. This was concerning as having your eye flushed out is a bit stressful. When I got a diagnosis, I had a lot of questions (I basically couldn't see out of on eye and was in a lot of pain). Like, would my vision return? A pretty important question, I think. He just never gave me a straight answer. I understand he wasn't a specialist, but at that point he should have just told me he didn't know and sent me to a specialist immediately. He told me to see a specialist in 2-3 days if it hadn't improved and gave me some eyedrops. The medical assistant (I think she was a MA) was actually very empathic and took the time to answer my question. My major issue, was that the doctor's diagnosis created a sense of panic, and I left feeling panicked because I didn't know how serious the issue was or if it was being adequately treated. I ended up going to an eye doctor the next day, and even she referred me to a cornea specialist (who agreed to see me immediately--so that gives you a sense of the urgency of the problem). That specialist discontinued the eye drops I had been using, and started me on three new eye drops. She proceeded to schedule follow appointments in two days and one week. Overall, they didn't do any damage. But aside from getting a diagnosis (and the contact out of my eye), they didn't do anything of value. The moral of the story is don't sleep in your contacts, and when you can't see out of one eye, just go to the ER.

laceration on r hand needed sutured. Sunday afternoon dr Bob(dont remember his full name) came in…read morefrom his home to repair my injury. total time from walk in to departure less than 1 hr. I will go here again as needed for this type of injury. came here to avoid ER.

The doctors and front desk staff at this location are wonderful!!! My son (is 24 and has insurance…read more- just not a doctor) has gone to them for everything for the last 4 years, he says that they ARE his doctor. He has been diagnosed and treated for everything from sinusitis, flue, sinus infection, Covid, fatty liver disease and a severe meniscus tear (which required surgery). Last week I took my husband there for severe lower abdomen pain and they immediately said he needed to go to a hospital and called an ambulance for him. They were taking him to Riverside, but Riverside had no availability, so he was being transported to Dublin Methodist. The front desk gal was so nice to call me and inform me of the location change. My husband ends up needing Emergency surgery! While he was still in recovery the doctor from Scioto Urgent Care called to see how he was doing and what the diagnosis was! You CAN"T get customer service like that from a large hospital and I highly recommend this location for any ailment you have -- They truly care and are excellent health care professionals who are exceptional in the field!!

Really great and convenient service. Providers are quick to always answer with concerns:.read more

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