Health Force Partners

Had to get a DOT Medical card for a re-​certification quickly. Was able to schedule with them within two days. Although bill was covered by my employer, the entire bill was only $ 54. When other health providers charge at least $ 125+ for the same service. Arrived on time with my paperwork already filled out. Had to wait about 5 – 10 mins before someone checked me in. Waited for 45 mins before the medical assistant took me in to run through all the paperwork and start my tests (vision, hearing, urine etc.). Had to wait in a room for the doctor an additional 15 – 20 mins before he reviewed the results. Although I attributed this wait for them performing the urinalysis.
Wait room is very clean and comfortable. Staff was very friendly. Despite the long wait, there was a decent TV with ESPN on so was able to see some NFL highlights. :)

This review is being written as my nurse left me 30 minutes ago after telling me that the doctor will be with me shortly. 30 minutes and counting does not mean shortly.
I’m here for a comprehensive health exam and so far, everything has been great. I’ve eye a vision test, hearing test, my blood drawn, EKG, FVC, and other things done. Definitely the most thorough exam I’ve ever done and am hoping that the results will provide me with insight as to how to improve my lifestyle. But that is if we will ever get to it. I feel like this is a trend in doctor’s office — lots of waiting, waiting and waiting. But this is just unacceptable. I got here for a morning appointment and my appointment didn’t begin until 30 mins after the scheduled time as well!
In terms of staff, everyone has been professional and courteous. They made me comfortable and well informed me of the test they were about to perform.
With that, I really hope the doctor gets here soon cuz they’ve left me sitting in a very cold room and I’m starving since I had to fast for the appointment. Other than the wait time, my only suggestion is to use something other than a patient’s SSN as an ID. I really did not feel comfortable writing it out on various papers and telling it to the nurses multiple times before each test.