Comprehensive Urgent Medical Care

Went in for an acute ear infection. I was checked in and seen by the doctor in well under half an hour. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful and ensured the process went smoothly as far as getting checked in. However, despite that I was the only patient in the clinic at the time, the doctor acted as though I were a nuisance. He was very brusque and seemed to be in a hurry to be rid of me. He checked the ear, agreed with me that it was infected, and wrote a hurried prescription. Didn’t tell me what he was prescribing or explain any home-​care options. When I asked, he seemed irritated in having to explain. By the end of our five to eight minute visit, I was just happy to be on my way. Next time I will just go to the ER instead.

I am posting one star because that was my only option. I went here because my regular dr was closed. After a 5 minute examination he wrote a prescription A week later while still on the medicine I broke out in a rash all over my body. I went to my regular dr who advised the prescription was way too strong and for way too long. Due to the prescription written by the dr a comprehensive urgent care, I had to have a slew of tests to make sure there was no kidney failure. Save your time and your health. Go to the ER.

I cannot speak for the other reviews just for my own experience, so here goes!
I had an ingrown toenail (gross I know) that was super painful and needed some non-​home work. I found this doctor online but was worried because of the bad Google and Unilocal reviews. However, the doctor was brisk but competent and I am happy with the service.
The front desk woman was super pleasant and easy to deal with. She had no problems with my weird insurance and was very polite. A tip, she both covers the front and assists with procedures, so call ahead and see how their schedule is that day.
The doctor is gruff and lacks the modern bedside manner, but he seemed very competent in my case. He made sure I was properly numbed and concerned about pain management, explained what he was doing, and gave me options (drain the wound, or take out the nail). He speaks English with an accent but he got all my poor jokes and smiled politely.
However, I was not looking for the new Doctor Oz, I was looking to end my pain. He did that competently. I feel like others wanted a more caring doctor, I just needed a competent one — that’s worth four stars in my book.

While the exterior building and surrounding areas are pretty run-​down, the office itself and the waiting area are fairly nice. The woman at the front desk, who checks people in, handles insurance, AND assists in the exams, is excellent. She is so friendly and caring, and she has absolutely nothing to do with my (and I’m guessing other reviewers’) low rating. I easily checked in as a new patient and got in without too much waiting time — 30 minutes after apt. time. After meeting the doctor, however, my experience was all downhill. He has absolutely no bedside manner. He left my room to have me change only to open the door less than a minute later — without knocking, and while I was very much still undressing. After having some blood work done, he determined that I was most certainly «diabetic». Five minutes later he changed his diagnosis, stating thst it may not be diabetes, perhaps I just had sugar that morning? When he finally checked into the actual problem I was having, he told me that my condition was «very serious». Then he just stared at me. When I freaked out and asked him what to do, he said I should go to the hospital and that I’d probably be there for 1 – 2 days. I left distraght, obviously. Needless to say, I was able to get my problem taken care of in about 30 mintues elsewhere. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place at all costs. Next time if it’s urgent and after hours, I’ll go staight to the ER.

Horrible experience, do not go to this center if you want real answers or comprehensive care. Dr. Mobashar Ahmad should not be practicing. I went in for infected lips after about a month of discomfort and progressive worsening of symptoms. He ‘googled’ something on an iPad, diagnosed me with first thing that looked similar to his search results, showed me pictures, and prescribed me antibiotics. I was out of the door in 3 minutes with no discussion of allergies, pain management, or at-​home care.
The next morning I woke up horribly swollen (lips were puffed up like 2 balloons and could not move my mouth) and in intense pain, so I went back to the office. He refused see me or speak to me without going through my insurance and another $ 20 copay.
Luckily, I know a pharmacist who told me to immediately take Benadryl, as I was obviously having an allergic reaction, and what was safe to apply to the infected area. Please do not trust this man with your health or body.

Visited here tonight after work. NO wait at all. I saw the one and only doc and got a script for antibiotics that were called into my pharmacy immediately. The place is a little hard to find and possibly not in the best area. The doc was not wordy or talkative which is fine with me. I think we understood each other pretty well. No complaints.
Now here’s to a speedy recovery! fingers crossed

The place looks rundown, but I can deal with looks. The girl at the front desk is very nice and helpful. She took the time to thoroughly check on my insurance policy and what I was required to pay – without me asking for it.
But, the doctor is not helpful at all! After I described why I had come in, he did not ask any questions to narrow down what could be going on. He gave me a scattered, rushed exam. He came to an abrupt conclusion and spouted out what he thought it could be with no explanation of why it was definitely that, how to treat it, how long to recover from it, or what could’ve caused it. And when I asked him to repeat the medical term, instead of describing it to me (or really just spelling it out so I could look it up later), he took me to his office and typed it into google. He clicked on the first result, which then described which types of antibiotics could be used to treat it. This is when he was able to explain to me how it could be treated (reading it word for word off the internet). When I asked about other options, he went to a different search result. The killer is that when he went to write the prescription, he couldn’t remember what to prescribe – so he had to go back to the first link to look it up! When he wasn’t looking up the answers online, he was typing in his blackberry to find the answer. Stay away from this guy! I got more information from the pharmacist. He didn’t even write down how long I should use the prescription.
Also, I told him that I was allergic to a specific ingredient. He then asked me if I wanted a gel or cream. I asked what the difference was and he said none. So he wrote it for the cream. After it was filled I looked at the ingredients only to find out that the it had a similar ingredient to the one I specifically told him I was allergic to – but the gel didn’t!
Dr. Mobashar Ahmad should not be practicing. This was a complete waste of $ 152.