Just saw another review with RN Michelle Stewart. I have never left a Google review for anything or anyone but she yelled in my 4 year old’s face for being scared to get a shot after being rude and late. I have never had any other adult speak to my child that way and she should not be allowed to work with children. Absolutely terrible.

I just had the WORST experience. RN Michelle Stewart was rude and had a terrible attitude. She knew we had been waiting since 6:15 -we called ahead, saved a place in line, came back in plenty of time to be seen and then she proceeded to stall with 2 flu shots so she wouldn't have to see us. They were literally chatting and giggling in there for 30 minutes. Then at 6:46 (last patient is at 6:45) she came out and said "oh sorry. No time to see you".

My insurance from Tufts covers minute clinic.....I guess except this one because they say so! How are customers supposed to know if a minute clinic isn't associated with the others and you have to pay more? Yes i got charged double a copay, which my insurance resubmitted because that doesn't seem right, but it is because this minute clinic makes their own rules. If you dont want to get ripped off because you are already paying for health insurance and it hardly makes a dent here, go to Watertown which is legit.

I made an appointment for a Shingles vaccine for today at 3 P.M. at the Linden St, Wellesley site. I told the Pharmacist that I have very little muscle in both shoulders and would prefer to have the shot in my thigh which is a perfectly acceptable route for vaccines. The Pharmacist preferred to use my left shoulder. I told him he would have to use a smaller needle like he would use for a child. He did as I requested. The injection was very painful (I am not afraid of injections of any sort). After the injection he told me to make an appointment at the Minute Clinic for my next shot. When I got home I went to the Linden St. web site and saw that the Minute Clinic was open while I was there. Why didn't the Pharmacist tell me that and arrange for me to be immunized there instead. He had all the information needed to arrange that before he caused me pain. The Pharmacist was very nice but .........

Staff is very unprofessional at this clinic. CVS allowed me to book an annual wellness checkup at this site and their website says that most insurance will be accepted. When I reached the clinic I was told it will be out of pocket and the person I spoke with did not show any interest in listening to me or acknowledging that it was their fault for allowing me to book a physical checkup that will not be covered. It was a complete waste of time and I don't reccoment this CVS clinic for anybody.

If i could rate my recent visit to MinuteClinic in Wellesley 10 stars I would. I was there to get a vaccination, not expecting a hell of a lot: I go in, say hello, alcohol swab to the area, quick pinch and goodbye. Much to my surprise it was a fantastic experience. The nurses Michelle and her awesome associate whose name I forget (my apologies) were warm and welcoming the minute they opened to door to call my name. They were friendly, funny, knowledgeable, and professional. They are completely aware that each patient that comes through the door is a human being, not a customer. Thank you both for a great experience, 10 stars!!

I have gone to the Wellesley Minute Clinic a few times. I think the nurse practitioners are excellent. Michele Stewart is a very good NP. I had hit my leg and was worried about the bruise I had. Another NP who treated me had worked at NE Baptist for 4 years. She was excellent.

I went there to get my flu shot every year. Michelle was really professional, and was really pleasant to work with.