It was a pure maze trying to find this place. No womder some of the map services according to…read moreKelsey will send you everywhere. The roads cut and swere very quickly off 99, so I ended up passing by the exit and turning around....and passing the road again that would take me to the favility because where I was asked to turn was an apartmenr complex. Lo ans behold the apartment complex and Kelsey Seybold literally share the same lot! Once I was parked, I entered in and scanned my qr code, which gave me a message as to what floor and area to wait for my appointment. I checked in at 2 but wasnt seen until 30 minites after checkin and my appointment was at 2:15. That wasnt a big issue to me. The waiting areas are spacious and quiet. Unlike some Kelsey locations that have only an attendant at the counter on the first floor, this location had someone on each floor for checkin which came in handy when I had to step to the restroom. I just told the front desk my name in case I was called while at the restroom. As far as the service and care from the doctor herself, I would rather save for a different review, but overall, this location is accessible and clean.

I recently had back-to-back appointments at this Kelsey-Seybold location. It was my first time…read morehere. They opened December 2023. My usual location is Memorial Villages since it's close to my office and home, and when I need to go to Spring for work, I usually go to the North campus on 1960. I am glad this location is open because it offers some specialties other places don't or a second North location in Spring, but it doesn't have a pharmacy on site if you use them, which doesn't matter to me since I don't. There's plenty of open parking here. It looks like it's full at times, but there's spaces all around and a couple entrances to the lot. There's designated spots at the front for accessibility and EV parking. There's enough space that a parking garage isn't needed like the Memorial Villages location on I-10 has. For such an open space, the entrance here is quite small. It's tight when 4-5 people are walking in/out at the same time, and if someone is in a wheelchair, walker or bringing a stroller, you have to step aside or wait till they come through. Poor design. The other locations have wider entrances or a second one. I know they just opened, but the doctor's offices and restrooms look so bare like they just opened. It feels more cold. I do like the addition of water stations on each floor. That's a nice touch, which I imagine is mostly for staff, unless patients happen to be bringing a refillable water bottle. I didn't see any cups nearby. The lab is on the first floor to the left of the receptionist area. Check in with the receptionist, and someone will call you. The phlebotomist was nice and good. I didn't get multiple sticks. It was so quiet that morning that I could hear my blood being drawn at one point. If that bothers you, hum or something, so you don't faint if you're sensitive. I've seen blood working in the hospitals, so it doesn't phase me. I watch. The infusion center is on the second floor with Heme/Onc. You have to take the elevators to the left when facing the reception area or stairs on the first floor to get there. The elevators to the right of the reception area will take you to the other floors like endocrinology on the fourth floor. Check in is easy with the QR codes to scan. For the infusion center, there's a check in desk where you get your MRN wristband that has a tiny QR for the nurse to scan when issuing meds. I had to ask for mine to be tighter on my wrist or else I would lose it when walking. There are 15 infusion "rooms" (main opening is a curtain that stretches across). The nurse's station is large and open in the center of all the rooms. Each room has a TV, outlets with USB and regular, pillow, a reclining chair with a small table attached and a small padded bench for one visitor. They allowed my parents during the medication review, but only one could stay throughout the actual treatment and could switch off if needed. I liked the window for natural light and blinds if I want to make the room darker. I turned off all the lights and slept through most of it since the Benadryl made me drowsy. My nurse, Jessica, and actually all the nurses who came in were so kind. One of them brought me a pillow cover. I didn't have one the majority of the infusion until the end observation period when my line kept getting occluded. They have warm blankets and snacks there. I read Reddit reviews, so I came prepared and brought my own blanket, small pillow and a lunch bag with snacks and drinks. I even have a jacket meant for infusions so that I could keep my jacket on with just my arm visible for the IV. I was free to go after an hour observation. Thankful for no reactions except some grogginess. My BP was not rechecked, which my mom, who's a nurse, thought was odd. Maybe next time I'll ask since I have to repeat this next week. I like this location as an alternative close to one of my work sites and family, but Memorial Villages is still my preference. I wish that location had an infusion center.

I love this place. They have the best staff! Michelle is the best injector ever. She will guide you…read morethrough everything. She gives the best advice on injections. And I have never bruised ever from her.

The technicians i've had for laser hair removal are always so sweet and patient with me. They…read morealways make sure to give me all the info so i know what to expect. The front desk lady's on the other hand are so rude and act like i am a pest coming into the business. I have so many story's of them being awful to me it makes me not want to come back.

Try to avoid if you can. Obviously depends on the insurance you have, however I have been on two…read moredifferent insurance companies and coverages and both times it costed me an arm and a leg WITH insurance to be seen for a max 20-30 minutes. Kelsey - Seybold is a scam.

This Kelsey-Seybold Clinic is in a medical office building…read more Kelsey occupies part of the 2nd floor, but not the entire floor. Accordingly, it is smaller than the typical Kelsey clinic. There is an abundance of free parking on-site.

We scheduled an appointment online for my toddler who just couldn't seem to get over a cold. We…read morenormally see his pediatrician, but it's a bit of a drive for us now, so we decided to come here. The service was exceptional, so quick and easy! They called us back to a room right away, and we hardly had to wait for anyone to come in. The doctor and assistant were both so kind to my toddler, who's super inquisitive and hyper! The girl at the front desk was also incredibly nice, and every employee we interacted with was so sweet. 10/10 recommend! This will definitely be our go to urgent care from now on when we need it.

It was amazing. The whole staff was very good with me and I'm a BABY. Ms.V was hands down best…read moreurgent care doctor I've ever had. Thank you guys! Will return!

I've been coming here for forever and trust this team with all my weight loss goals they even have…read morefinancial plans to help with cost which is great. Im currently on there semiglutide program but have been with these guys so long that I've done multiple weight loss methods and the team has always been there for me. Trust me you will reach your goal with this team. Much love to these guys.

I have eshcar two months after my pellet insertion. The pellet was also inserted below my bathing…read moresuit on my thigh area that is exposed! I was also given an amino injection that included ingredients that I had made known I was allergic to. IMO stay away and go to a reputable medical doctor.

First Response is taking care of our departments annual physical this year. They have done a great…read morejob and I will be back for any other issues. Highly recommend. Cash only.

No insurance. No problems. 50 dollars for a visit with a nurse practitioner, and I was able to get…read moremy blood pressure medications quick and easy. Very friendly staff. Very quick service.

Came in for my 2 year old daughter who had 104 fever, she was negative for uti and ear infection…read more Said they were going to send out her urine for more testing. Dr who took us in checked her breathing and said something about a murmur casually as if jt was normal, then moved on, didn't bother to continue the topic or discuss more about the situation. They said results will usually come in 2 days and they will give us a call back. 2 days later, no call! I had to call for the results. Results came in and it wasn't even reviewed yet. So for 2 days after my daughter went to this urgent care she was still having fevers Tylenol was helping but for a limited of time. As a mother I was stressed and worried and didn't know what to do and left this place with even more questions! Would never come here again!!

Cheapest place I could find. Super nice people. After I got set up, I could go every two months…read more They were very thorough.

Love this place! They're always so welcoming and helpful. The convenience of their location is…read moregreat too. I just love how they welcome you into the store. It feels very small hometown, mom and pop. It feels great to shop local and support or community. They have a great variety of supplements for every ailment.

Health Market staying healthy in the age of coronavirus…read more I was able to pull up, call in what I needed it, and they did the transaction right at curbside with my bimonthly soap wrapper neatly in a bag.