Saint Peters Urgent Care Center

Update — As of 8÷5÷15 — my billing issues have not yet been resolved. My review at this time remains unchanged. April in the billing department has been helpful and patient but this has taken way too long and has wasted countless hours of my time over $ 135. If I could, I would give my insurance company a 1-​star review as a result of these problems. Without getting into all the details this issue is the result of how St. Peters bills insurance companies and how my insurance company interprets their claim. These two things I have little to no control over. It has been a nightmare.

Was seen within 10 minutes of arriving and was out in less than 30 minutes. Doctor and staff were great! Saved me a visit to the ER!

This small town clinic has done an excellent job with hiring a very attentive and bright staff to meet and greet and give anyone the best care possible. They offer X-​rays right on site and there is virtually no wait time. This particular location is closer than the newly improved– but farther away Princeton hospital. I started at the hospital this morning in the ER– I thought the co-​pay would be less. As it turned out I waited 2 hours and the co-​pay was exactly the same for my insurance. The only downside I can find with this location is that it’s not 24 hours. So if you have a need, if your in trouble, hi-​tail it on over to your local medical clinic. You just may save time and get back to healing sooner!

Went in because I had ear pain on the outer ear. The doctor checked my ears and said everything looked good in my ears, but then diagnosed me with Sinusitus and gave me an antibiotic. The doctor never looked in my nose or mouth so I was unsure how I could be diagnosed with Sinusitus. The next day I woke up with the flu! THe urgent care called me the day after my appointment to see how I was feeling, but I missed the call. When I called back, it was as though they really didn’t care how I was feeling. WHen I said I have the flu, the person on the phone said just take antibiotics. I was also told that I would have to be seen again for any antiviral. I feel like I should have been tested when I first went in and also had a more thorough exam. Not happy with this.

Went here two days ago with my boyfriend. I accidentally poked him in the eye, and it ended up scratching his cornea. After searching on the internet for what to do, we settled on going to the ER. He was tearing non-​stop, his eye was extremely red and he got periods of intense pain.
It was late at night, around 12 am. There was no one there, so it was pretty quick. Less paperwork than I thought and everyone was really friendly. Good experience overall, and not too much waiting on our end.

I went to the St. Peter’s Urgent Care facility across from the Shop Rite in Montgomery. I am thoroughly impressed at the quality of care that this office provided for me — especially as a new, walk-​in patient. In my past experience, the Urgent Cares have long lines, rude staff, problems with my insurance… St. Peter’s made sure I could see the doctor as soon as possible. The facility was simple, the nurse was patient, they called my insurance and cleared everything while I was with the doctor, so I didn’t have to wait around while they did that (which is almost always what they do). The doctor was calm, stayed and thoroughly examined my issue, was very patient with me (I’m a nervous patient, I almost always have a panic attack in doctor’s offices). He offered non pharmacological solutions to my problem, rather than just trying to shove pills down my throat and get me out the door.
Then the next morning the office actually called me to check up on me after my visit. I’m glad to know that if I have a problem, there is a caring and competent staff near by. (Also, right across the street from a pharmacy, also helpful).

I know everyone loves this place but I fractured my finger and they didn’t even wrap it up let alone give me a splint for my bum finger. I had to get my own. What’s that about?