The Little Clinic

I went to The Little Clinic on Rural and Southern in Tempe on Thursday. I was greeted warmly and had hardly any wait.
The Nurse Practitioner was respectful and knowledgeable. She gave me Z-​Pak for my bronchitis. She spent time ensuring my current meds didn’t interact with the ones given.
However, I was called on Saturday to ask how I was feeling. I wasn’t much better and the staff was very concerned. Within 20 minutes another NP contacted me to call in a prescription for Augmentin. I just couldn’t be more impressed by their care and professionalism. I have recommended The LIttle Clinic to everyone I know.

Working makes it hard sometimes to get into the doctor when you are sick. After decided that it was past the time to go, I did a quick search to find someplace nearby that was open. I’ve seen this one while in the grocery store, but never seemed to be there when they were open. I came in, did the sign in. I was happy to hear that it should be only 30 minutes. Lucky for me, hubby got off work and was able to swing in and pick up our daughter. Needless to say, I was impressed by the two ladies working that night.

I went the other day for the first time and I can only say WOW. I had to wait 40 minutes to be seen but the doctor multiple times reassure me she was going to be done soon which I liked and I was in no hurry. When it was my turn she asked me multiple questions and she sat back to think what could my diagnosis be. I really liked that she took time to think instead of just telling me right aways just to get more money or sent me a prescription. This is clinic was clean and the personal was friendly. I recommend it for minor things instead of going to urgent care.

Excellent! My regular dr was a week out taking appts and my husband and I both were coughing and having flu like symptoms. Plus I had a work event I wanted to attend and didn’t want to miss it so I was not going to wait this thing out. So 5 minute wait after paying the usual co-​pay I would have at my regular dr. The Physician Assistant was professional, thorough, kind and to the point. No weigh in or measuring my blood pressure or my height which of course adds time to the appt but fine by me. They just ask me to provide the stats. They do check temperature. It’s also convenient because they’ll zip the prescription to the pharmacy inside the Fry’s, but we had to wait over 45 mins for our prescription to be filled after being promised a 30 min wait so that was the only downer. Just come back or use another pharmacy. I will definitely go here next time for a quick diagnosis and when I know I just need an antiobiotic instead of going to my regular dr who makes me wait 30 – 45 mins before calling me back. Another plus+ is they are open on weekends. Had I known, I would not have waited til a Monday AND I think this is less intimidating than a regular dr office or an urgent care for a man because my husband came with me without arguing/​procrastinating… All in all EXCELLENT, thanks Jojin Matthews and front office staff.

Excellent service! As I got gypped by FastMed at 48^th/​Baseline charging Medicare $ 300.00 (139,00 that I have to pay) for a 10 min visit for a sinus infection, I was very concerned when once again I was suffering with congestion and this time my ears were all stopped up. I only waited about 15 minutes. The Little Clinic’s brochure quoted $ 85.00 so I checked to see how much Medicare would be charged. The friendly receptionist/​Assistant told me $ 110.00 which seemed fair for the extra paperwork involved. I saw the PA Jose Jojin and after examining my ears he told me I had a wax buildup. After irrigating them and digging around in there for a good 20 minutes he popped out a plug the size of a large bean and the relief was immediate. No more pain. He gave me advice on preventing a future buildup and an allergy Rx to help with the congestion and even checked for me to see if it fell under Walmart’s $ 4.00 Rx list. It was well worth the 5 mile drive to get this kind of excellent service at a reasonable price. Thank you Little Clinic inside Fry’s at Southern/​Rural in Tempe.

I cut my finger last week on NYE and luckily found the Little Clinic still open at 2:30pm, when my drugstore clinic was already closed. I called and asked if there was a line and found out there were only 3 people ahead of me.
I arrived and was promptly checked in by the receptionist. There was a $ 30 co-​pay with my insurance. I was told it would be about 30 minutes. I waited around (I had brought a book to read) and about 30 minutes later, Ryan Linder called my name and I went into the little exam room.
I explained what happened but about 30 seconds after looking at my finger, he said that I would need stitches because of the size and location of the cut. He said that they don’t do stitches there but that I would need to go to an urgent care or ER. He apologized for making me wait and then had the receptionist refund me the $ 30 co-​pay.
Although he couldn’t take care of my finger, I appreciate his prompt (relatively on a holiday) attention and great customer service.

Nice service! Ryan Linder is the RN who runs this spot. I went for a vaccination here and I was very pleased with the speed and friendliness of the service. Somewhere between the local urgent care clinic and getting a flu shot at Walgreens, you’ll find this place. If all you need is some minor medical service, try them first. They’re right inside of the Fry’s. Do some shopping and stop by.

Just received a phone call from an employee of The Little Clinic asking if I was feeling better today! The service is clearly outstanding.