Cigna Medical Group

This is a review of the urgent care. I’ve taken my kids here a few times because they are so fast compared to many urgent cares. In and out in less than 2 hours. Sometimes faster. The front desk lady is a bit abrupt with the patients, and the bathroom is right in the sitting area and so the smells can waft into the sitting area, but as far as medical care goes, they’ve been great. They’ve been able to address my kids’ issues and call our prescriptions in for us.
Thanks!

Cigna insurance is a joke. They rarely cover the prescriptions I need, and I’m going somewhere else. I hope you liked your money, Cigna!

I’ve been a Cigna patient for six years and have had to use this location for my urgent care needs several times. The Docs and Nurses are great; the waiting times have generally been less than an hour. They have a pharmacy on-​site. It doesn’t get better than this.

Not bad Typical urgent care place friendly people the doctors see so many people a day they become numb but good care and they do it all a pharmacy on site saves me a trip that’s great when you aren’t feeling good

Used the urgent care and pharmacy after I had stepped on a nail and needed a tetanus shot. Got the shot and antibiotics and was in and out in just over 30 minutes. The receptionist, nurse, doctor and pharmacy staff were all very friendly and helpful. I’ll mention I currently work for Cigna and was pleased to see Cigna Medical Group doing such a fantastic job. The only reason I gave four stars instead of five is that I did feel a bit rushed through the steps. But this is what gets you in and out the door quickly and staff did take time to answer questions when I had them.

This is a great location. My kids have been going to the pediatricians here for years and it’s super convenient to be able to have their eyes checked at the same location.
I’ve been to the urgent care here too and I love that the pharmacy is open when I’m there.

This is my second time at the office. The first time, there was a glitch in the check-​in system and the doctor left without seeing me. At this visit, when the doctor, Dr. Murat Mardirossian, asked me about my concerns and I told him I wanted referrals to a dermatologist and podiatrist, he told me that the issues I had mentioned were best dealt with by a PCP. As a physician myself, I understand that PCPs are well trained but he approached this in an aggressive and confrontational manner. When I questioned him about his hostile approach, he told me he was «explaining» the role of the primary care physician. He then asked me to sit on the exam table and started trying to remove my shirt. Ummm… I am a female patient alone in the room with a male physician who has just reacted in a hostile way to questioning. I definitely don’t want to be naked in front of this person. He told me he’d write me a referral and left the room. All I can say is that if I acted in this manner with my patients, I’d quickly be without a job.