The Little Clinic

I had a wonderful experience this past week. I was checked in quickly and didn’t have to wait long. Everything was very clean and the NP was really nice. I was quickly diagnosed and on my way. I will definitely be back.

Receptionist was very cold and rude. We recently moved here and don’t have a Dr for my son yet. I came in to get a chicken pox vaccine for him. The receptionist told me I had to take him to his pediatrician to do that! These are services their website states they provide. We walked out with no vaccine and very irritated. Please someone look into getting a new receptionist!

The receptionist was the worst. My appointment was supposed to cost $ 28.00 and she charged me $ 280.00. I am beyond disappointed and will never be coming back. She was rude and unprofessional.

Went there 3 times to get a simple DOT physical done and they were either so busy or at lunch that it would have taken me 2 — 3 hours to get a simple physical. I called each time before I went and they were less than helpful about telling me what was the best time to come by. They didn’t mention that they take lunch between 1 and 2 also so don’t try to get anything done then. The posted hours do not exclude the lunch break either, they just expected me to sit there for an hour and a half (they weren’t going to be ready until 2:30) while they ate lunch.

Amy at the front desk was helpful and very pleasant. I like that we didn’t have to fill out an hour of paper work. Driver’s license and insurance card if you have it. The wait was short, less than 15 minutes and Sandy the PAC nurse was nice, knowledgable and got us in and out quickly. I would recommend this walk in for people without insurance or who’s Dr. can’t get them in immediately.

For a place that advertises and promotes «no need for an appointment» and encourages walk in’s, I went to this location at 7:00 pm last night since their posted hours are that they close at 7:30 pm. The nurse informed me that they decided to close early since they did not have anyone else registered. Oh cool, thanks for wasting my time and gas. People are so damn lazy nowadays.

A much better option than urgent care. Fast, knowledgeable staff, affordable, and you get good attention.

It might be a little odd to be reviewing a walk-​in clinic in a supermarket. It’s not a doctor, (nurse practitioners only there), but it’s not an urgent care, but it’s fast and cheap. I’d been there once when I thought I had an ear infection, and the experience was fine. The nurse was really thorough, and they do a very good job of keeping your information on file in their paperless establishment.
Jump to today, when I woke up and just knew something was not right. Felt like I had the flu, with this persistent back pain. «I wonder if this is a kidney infection», I thought. So I drove over at 9:45 and went to the little clinic, and signed in. The nurse was gone but came back a minute later. Luckily they had all my information, insurance and my plentiful allergies included, on file.
Anyway turns out my instinct was right and hooray kidney infection! But the grandmotherly nurse was very kind, walking me through every detail, (almost too much, but I was feverish and wanted my meds!). She printed out my prescription and I walked ten feet to the pharmacy. The appointment was $ 30 and my meds were $ 8, (actual cost).
For instances when you wake up and think «oh, I definitely have such-​and-​such» this is a great resource, since you don’t have to pay for a real doctor’s appointment, and I always feel a little bad taking up my doctor’s time in situations like that. Also, being located adjacent to the pharmacy doesn’t hurt.