1/5 Ariel E. 1 year ago on Google
Attempted
to
be
seen
for
a
migraine
and
the
receptionist
kept
shouting
questions
at
me
from
across
the
room
which
exacerbated
my
pain.
As
I
tried
to
collect
myself
to
speak
despite
the
stabbing
sensation
in
my
head,
she
perceived
my
deep
breaths
as
a
slight
and
began
aggressively
threatening
not
to
check
me
in.
Eventually,
an
appropriately
soft
spoken
nurse
(considering
my
migraine
induced
sensitivity
to
sound)
came
out
to
finish
my
check-in
and
ushered
me
thorough
the
visit.
Unfortunately,
she
placed
me
in
a
room
that
shared
a
wall
with
the
only
other
occupied
room
in
the
facility.
The
walls
are
incredibly
thin
to
the
point
of
HIPPA
violation,
so
I
could
hear
the
conversations
of
the
other
patient
with
perfect
clarity
and
I
am
sure
they
could
hear
mine.
Urgent
cares
I’ve
visited
in
the
past
have
made
small
but
meaningful
gestures
to
ensure
my
pain
levels
do
not
rise
once
in
their
care.
Said
gestures
have
included
allowing
me
to
complete
paperwork
in
a
patient
room
with
dimmed
lights
and
ensuring
my
placement
was
in
the
quietest
space
available.
Once,
an
urgent
care
provider
even
gave
me
a
pillow
and
a
blanket
to
sleep
off
the
drowsiness
of
a
medication
because
I
had
no
one
to
take
me
home.
While
I
didn’t
expect
this
facility
to
give
up
a
room
for
an
hour
and
a
half
like
the
one
in
my
example,
I
did
expect
them
to
care
in
the
most
basic
ways
about
my
pain
levels
and
welfare.
They
don’t
even
do
follow-up
calls
to
ensure
their
treatment
was
effective;
and
it
speaks
volumes
that
after
sharing
all
of
this
with
the
office
manager,
I
never
heard
anything
back.
I
wouldn’t
recommend
anyone
come
here
for
treatment.
Edit:
seeing
as
I
explained
what
happened
during
my
visit
in
great
detail
and
mentioned
that
I’d
already
spoken
with
a
manager
about
the
situation
the
owner’s
response
to
this
is
generic
and
callous.
They
simply
do
not
care
about
their
patients’
experience.
Once
again,
would
not
recommend.
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