MD Now Urgent Care

Very clean and organized clinic, my wait time was normal. Staff was very nice and professional, especially Linda and the physician assistant Vicky both great care providers and got me out of there quickly. Would definitely recommend to anyone in the area.

Service is slow. They tell you come get your test results and you have to wait 30 minutes… If you want test results read you have to pay a fee.

I went in on a Sunday (of course my primary care doc’s office wasn’t open). The women at the front desk were pleasant and my wait was about 30 mins. I saw a medical assistant who took my vitals and he was very sweet and caring. Then I saw the doc about two mins later (Dr. Khris, I think was her name). My complaint was pretty simple, I knew I had some sort of ear infection — which she confirmed. I found her to be very thorough and caring, although I didn’t spend much time with her. Someone came in with my prescriptions (maybe a nurse?), and she was also very warm. It’s always amazing when I encounter medical professionals who are cold and negative (which sadly happens too often), so I really appreciated the kindness of the team here. I would go back and recommend it to others.

I’ve been here twice for bloodwork, my last checkup consisted of 3 visits, so I think I can write a fair review.
I think the assistants/​nurses or whoever you see initially are unprofessional and do not know how to react to medical conditions in an objective manner. I never know who they are or what their qualification is because none of them have ever introduced themself.
Even with an appointment, you wait average 20min. I’ve sat in a room for 40min before just waiting for someone to take my blood, when I went out to see where the assistant was, he was on the phone and forgot about me.
This place is very expensive and you never actually see a Doctor! The one time I had a Dr, I asked her a general question about my birth control and she GOOGLED IT! Infront of me. I still had to pay $ 140.

Was sent by my primary doctor to the er or urgent care to get some lab work same day. Figured the urgent care would be faster and less costly since it wasn’t technically an «emergency.» Called and specifically asked if they could do it and was told yes. Asked again at the front desk at check in and was told yes. After an hour and a half of waiting was taken back and told the nurse what we needed and she says that she doesn’t think they can. And no she can’t ask the doctor so we don’t waste anymore time because the doctor has to see me. Doctor came in, I explained the situation, and she was very nice but seemed just as exasperated by the company’s lack of honesty. Apparently it wasn’t the first time and the receptionists and nurses are trained to «just get people in.» I understand it’s a business, I work in the medical field too, but lying?! Wastes everyone’s time, everyone’s money and ultimately could result in a poor medical outcome because of it!
I was told that I did in fact have to go to the er and then they completely forgot about us in the room. After coming out because we needed to head to the er, they tried to get me to sign an against medical advice form saying that I was refusing treatment. Um, if you can’t provide treatment even though you said you could, I’m not absolving you of your responsibility.
As a side not my mom had actually had a relatively good experience at a different md now for a cut hand. So just be aware — it might be good for some things but they are not at all honest about what they can and cannot provide.

I’ve gone here a few times for issues that didn’t warrant the emergency room. The doctors and staff have always been excellent.

I took my son there to be examined for a an eye issue. After waiting for 45 minutes to be seen by a physician assistant, the staff confused my sons file with another patient with the same last name. After clearing up the confusion and waiting for a prescription to be written, it was almost 90 minutes before the visit was completed. Office staff in the front was not cordial or friendly. Would not return.

Our littlest came down with a bit of a nasty virus right before Thanksgiving. She had an an achy ear, wheezy breathing, the whole 9 yards. Most urgent care and doctor’s offices were understandably closed but these guys were open, did an amazing job, and generally saved the day. They quickly diagnosed her, gave a bronchial treatment on the spot, wrote a scrip, and sent us on our way without any fuss or hassle. Love these guys for their good work, accessibility and convenience.

I’ve been to MD Now a few times in the past few years. I first discovered them through my employer which sends non-​urgent work injuries to this center. The office is clean and nicely decorated, the complimentary water is a nice touch. The convenient office hours are the main draw for me. I’m usually in and out within an hour, which would NEVER be the case at my primary care doctor’s office or the ER. You can sometimes purchase popular prescriptions right from MD Now at the same cost as a pharmacy, saving yourself even more time.
The best is the clinical staff: from the medical assistants, to teh PAs to the physicians, they have all been extremely competent and friendly. The staff always calls you the day after to see how you are feeling and to see if you need anything else– a caring touch. My only gripe is that you have to give your personal health information within earshot of the entire waiting room when you check in. Also, you have to go back and forth to the desk from your seat for the paperwork, then back again to pay, then back again to wait to be called. It seems all of this could be simplified or done in the private area they currently under use for checkout. Overall, I think the urgent care delivery model is here to stay and give private physician’s offices and hospital emergency rooms a run for their money!

I have no insurance, and usually it doesn’t cause me any problem as I rarely fall ill (knock on wood). However, last week, I suddenly started feeling extremely weak, sweaty, and could not function. Even walking would make my legs like jello. I would sleep the whole night, then feel sleepy a few hours after waking up. I figured my body would fight it off, but I kept getting worse. Once I started coughing up blood, I decided to come to this clinic. They are pretty organized given the volume of patients they see.
The consultation is $ 140, and that does not include any tests. The physician assistant said my symptoms could be either strep throat or the flu. He offered to prescribe antibiotics, and if I did not improve, that would mean it was the flu, and I could come back (for another $ 140 fee), and get Tamiflu. My other option was to pay an additional $ 30 for a nasal swab to confirm what I actually had.
After paying $ 170, I was diagnosed with strep throat, and received a z-​pack (azithromycin) and a medrol dose pack (methylprednisolone). Including my medicines ($ 60), I ended up paying $ 230.

Impressed! Just got my 2^nd follow-​up call (on a Saturday evening!) after a non-​urgent visit 4 days ago. Facility was clean, staff professional and thorough, and in/​out for my visit pretty quickly!

Start out by saying I am in the healthcare field and also a very picky individual. Today was the second time I used this facility for emergency care. The first time was on Thanksgiving day when the ER at a local hospital sent me away because I didn’t have a life threatening illness. Today was for something of similar concern.
I found the place clean, happy staff, professional, and efficient.
Thank you guys for professional services provided very efficiently.

I was expecting the worst with all the bad reviews about this place. Plus, come on it’s urgent care, they’re usually not any fun with a loooonnggg wait in a room full of sick people. HOWEVER, I had a great experience here. The waiting area was large and clean with lots of Kleenex boxes and free bottled water. The reception staff was very nice. There were about 8 people ahead of me but the wait was very reasonable — less than 30 minutes — and would have been less but the receptionist had to call my insurance company. The nurses and doctor were super nice and helpful. They even called my Rx in for me! The next day I was shocked to get a very thorough and pleasant follow up call. This was the best urgent care experience I’ll probably ever have.
P. S. They gave me not one, but two Dum Dum lollipops on my way out. Made my painful ear infection hurt just a little bit less. ;)

They only care about making money with ins, they don’t care patients. When asked to see doctor as a fallow up, they were rude

Other than a life threatening emergency, you will do as well or – better — at MD Now than in an ER. And not wait all day!

Me and my son came too this urgent care center because my son had a infected ear ache and this urgent care had us wait 15 minutes to decide wether to let us in when they even had patients inside in the storming rain while my child is in excruciating pain to finally say «sorry sir we can’t let u in «I find it heartless, rude and uncaring. We went to an urgent care on Lyons and glades and they had us in and out in 10 min with a prescription. Please don’t go to this urgent care.

I have never in my life been made to feel so insecure and guilty about my illness, and the medication I need to take to have a normal life than by staff doctor, LK. I moved feom out of state nd had to wait until March 1^st for my new insurance to take action before I could find a local psychiatrist. I came here for a 30 day lorazepam prescription in February, but they would only give me a 14 day prescription because I guess this state is full of doctor shopping junkies. So I called my doctor back home and he gave a small prescription to get me by until I could see my new doctor. I cant get an appointment until April 22… which is fine. But then my new Doctor has a family emergency and won’t be able to see me until May 12 since I am a new client. I figured I would come back to this urgent care and get a 14 day prescription because if I don’t take my medication, I can have a seizure. The staff was nice… then the so called Doctor said she would only give me a 5 day prescription. I tried to explain to her the seriousness of my situation, and that I needed a 14 day prescription. She basically told me to go to another doctor because she didn’t want to be questioned by the state about writing prescription for a controlled substance. Are you kidding me? I am not asking for illicit drugs, this is medication I need. You would rather I possibly suffer a seizure than write me a prescription that will last me until my set appointment? And you want me to subject myself to further stress, and anxiety by having to find another doctor that I will have to spend more money on when I am already here, and have an appointment with a credible psychiatrist in 2 weeks? I offered his number, and had the phone number of my previous doctor. This sociopath of a Doctor didn’t care. This obviously made me upset, angry, anxious, stressed and I didn’t even want to pay for her services or take her pathetic 5 day supply of medicine. Feeling defeated, I took the prescription she begrudgingly offered, probably only to cover herself if I did actually suffer a seizure. As I sat in the office, the crisis team (that is the only thing I can think to call them) came in and asked me if I planned on drinking or hurting myself or others. Then they started trying to give me phone numbers to call… This was so uncalled for and hurtful. This made me cry. This made me feel even more insecure, ostracized, and innately freakish. I came to this office for some help, and left feeling worse than I have in a very long time. Some doctors and their lack of compassion, common sense and common decency really give a bad name to all those in the medical profession.

I have used this office several times over the years with great success. Last visit was for a severe case of influenza A and the staff was amazing as I was really out of it and fever was out of control. Now I am as good as new thanks to their care and diagnosis. Will definitely go back for these types of issues.

convenient! Other than that i don’t have to much positive to say besides the man that took me in and took my xray (he was great, wish i remembered his name). anyways they are fast to prescribe you meds (antibiotics for me) and won’t even listen fully. i’m still in pain and not going to bother showing you a picture but my leg is still infected. I kicked a chair in the dark while walking bursting a blood vessel above my shin bone and now it’s infected. She told me to go back in 2 days and i will not be returning. I’ll go to my regular Dr. where i would have gone if they weren’t closed and MD now was still open. hours and convenience only reason i gave it 2 stars, most of staff was rude too even dr.

I tried to beat a cold with hot yoga… didn’t work out so well. For the past 5 days I’ve had a worse cold than I ever had when I lived in Minnesota… that’s a little strange!
Anyways, I hate hospitals, get high blood pressure when I see a doctor (white coat syndrome, probably… I’m sure there’s a med for that, too), and didn’t really know of any places to go so I started driving around. I live right across the street so when I saw the sign, I figured «why not?».
I walked in, signed a clipboard, and was seen within 20 minutes and the lobby was full. I was impressed. Besides a senior citizen whose cell phone ringer was so loud that i thought someone was flatlining, it was a smooth and enjoyable experience. I was skeptical, of course, because there’s a lot of fly-​by-​night places in Florida but they proved me wrong.
I ended up having Sinusitis and need a Z-​Pack of antibiotics to clear me up (which I’m still on) and I’d say I was in, saw the doc, got me meds, and was out the door on the way to Starbucks all in under an hour. Everyone was friendly as well. I will definitely go back here if I need to.
Definitely better than sitting in an ER.