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Let
me
paint
the
picture
for
you.
I
am
sick
and
have
been
for
a
while
so
I
decided
to
go
to
the
closest
urgent
care
facility
that
could
get
me
in,
it
happened
to
be
this
Access.
I
scheduled
the
appointment
in
advance
and
filled
out
all
of
the
paperwork
online
to
save
time
when
I
got
to
the
facility.
As
I
got
to
the
facility
there
was
nobody
manning
the
front
desk.
Eventually
someone
did
come
and
check
me
in
but
it
was
well
after
my
appointment
time.
There
were
only
2
people
waiting
for
a
long
time,
me
and
someone
scheduled
for
10
minutes
before
me.
Nobody
was
coming
out
of
the
back,
making
it
seem
very
likely
that
nobody
was
being
seen.
I
waited
45
minutes
for
them
to
take
me
back.
The
waiting
room
was
warm
and
I
began
coughing
violently
due
to
my
illness
about
30
minutes
into
my
wait.
After
they
took
me
back
the
nurse
asked
me
if
I
wanted
any
tests
ran
before
I’d
even
seen
a
doctor
or
received
any
sort
of
recommendation
on
what
I
might
need.
Believe
it
or
not
I
do
not
have
a
medical
degree
and
I
did,
in
fact,
go
there
for
them
to
diagnose
and
help
formulate
a
treatment
plan
for
me.
The
equipment
was
barely
medical
quality,
the
examination
tables
and
chairs
were
all
lackluster
at
best
and
the
facility
certainly
didn’t
seem
all
that
clean.
Once
in
the
back
I
waited
30
additional
minutes
to
see
the
doctor,
during
this
additional
wait
I
could
hear
someone
that
came
in
long
after
me
loudly
complaining
(seemingly
about
a
shot)
as
he
was
leaving
the
facility.
When
the
doctor
came
in
he
looked
at
my
throat
briefly
and
listened
to
my
lungs
briefly,
that’s
all.
Told
me
I
had
an
upper
respiratory
infection,
prescribed
me
antibiotics
and
told
me
to
take
an
over
the
counter
decongestant.
Mind
you,
at
this
point
I
had
mentioned
multiple
times
that
I
am
breastfeeding
and,
knowing
decongestants
can
tank
your
supply,
mentioned
I
couldn’t
take
many
types
of
decongestants.
He
offered
me
suggestions
at
that
time
for
a
type
that
would
be
safe
but
frankly
it
shouldn’t
have
taken
prompting
after
it
was
well
established
I
was
breastfeeding.
At
no
point
during
this
did
anyone
so
much
as
acknowledge
the
unbelievable
wait
time.
I
get
busy,
but
the
facility
was
nearly
empty
of
patients
when
I
arrived.
I
waited
nearly
an
hour
and
a
half
for
someone
to
spend
less
than
5
minutes
trying
to
offer
me
care.
The
doctor
was
nice
enough
but
that
is
literally
the
only
nice
thing
I
can
say
about
this
place
or
the
experience.
It
was,
by
far,
the
worst
urgent
care
experience
I’ve
ever
had.
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