I had a bad experience with CityMD.I would not recommend to anyone.instead of treating patient,they giving you faults results,and making you go back-and-forth,.i went twist,then ask me to go after 2-4 week.and went.they tell me to see the doctor.instead repeating the test.i was explaining to lady and she was helping.. the guy name loop,he come with his rude attitude.and I asked him.. do you know what we talking? and clearly he didn’t know what was talking.he was jumping in conversation which he didn’t even know.that was unprofessional.
* if you paying out you pocket.i would not advise to go there.
Excellent and responsive service. Physician, Dr Katz, was thorough, professional. i would highly recommend this business. I am a healthcare professional. Only criticism is inaccurate current wait times on their app. Waiting was quite a bit longer than stated, but it was worth it for the high level of care.
My mom went here for knee pain she was very happy with the services. She also had a chronic case of eczema for which Dr. Altaf Ansari recommended an OTC. Cortisone cream $7.00 that made a big difference. The area cleared up. She had this for many years and no one ever gave her the right medication.
Friendly, polite staff. Clean, well cared for environment. I walked in , my very first visit, and was seen within 30 minutes. Can highly recommend.
The staff here is great. Was really sick a few weeks ago. I went for myself and had my toddler with me between the toys in the waiting area and the staff they treated us both wonderful i was in and out in less than half an hour
This place was amazingly fast and efficient. Receptionists, nurse and doctor and the test result team onsite, incredible. Even the sending of the prescription to the nearest pharmacy. Beats Washington DC hands down after our 4 hours at hospital and 2 hours at pharmacy waiting for prescription plus every medical surgery I've been to in Australia and NZ. Well done for walk ins. Yes it was pricey at $125+25 for tests but because I had no insurance (the doctor asked) and offered me a discount coupon for the chemist.
Yes, the extra charges happen often, but this location is open and available for any minor concern that is time sensitive and not serious. They did not have x-rays and other equipment to run the needed tests, so for issues like that it is better to go to an ED.
I have been there on 3 different occasions, and each time I was seen quickly and treated appropriately. The charges were the same as if I had gone to my primary care physician. I do have Medicare and United Health Care, and was not even charged a co-pay. I am thrilled to have this Walk-In clinic in my neighborhood.
I visited this clinic today with my coworker who cut her finger. My coworker and I both don't speak good English and don't understand American insurance system. Staffs were not helpful and had an attitude.
Be very weary about going to this facility as the staff will tell you that your insurance is in their network while their doctors are not. It's happening everywhere. Good old health insurance, huh! Who would have thought? Was feeling pretty awful and went in for a 10 minute visit with Dr. Sean Halligan who did nothing for me other than take my temperature and tell me I just needed some rest. Gave it some fancy name for a cold, which I did end up getting in a day or two. What a joke. Two months later I get a surprise bill for $311. The only thing they'll be getting from me is a complaint from the Bureau of Consumer Affairs.
Charged me $230 for 15 minutes of their time. Told me I had pink eye (I already knew this) and wrote a prescription. When I asked what I would have paid without insurance they said $125. You read that correctly. Its cheaper if you say you DON'T have insurance. No flexibility on the charge, I got totally robbed by this place. Do not go there. If you do then lie and say you don't have insurance to get the cheaper rate. Sad.