MinuteClinic

Rosemary Denevan 

on Google

2 years ago

I went to see Diana Mulvey at the clinic in January at Target and I was feeling very sick with an upper respiratory cough. She was very patient and thorough and tested me for everything. She gave me a prescription for an inhaler and nose spray. It was promptly filled at the CVS pharmacy and I felt better almost the next day.Very competent and caring. 

C J (Naptown) 

on Google

3 years ago

Tried to use the “walk in” service but it no longer exists. The first available appointment time wasn’t for another 4 hours. Despite being the only person in the entire clinic for over an hour and watching repeated no show appointment times fall off the schedule, with 3 staff members present. I was repeatedly told that I had to wait for my scheduled appointment time. Despite the fact that I was the only person checked in and present for the next 4 hours.The staff was pleasant and friendly. 

Steve Jenkins 

on Google

3 years ago

This is not a walk in clinic. I am a first responder and just needed some simple antibiotics for a sinus infection. I came here on my way to work. They refused to see me without an appointment. They were "booked all day with appointments" even though no one was in line and I was the only one there. Go elsewhere to be treated with some basic human decency for your care. 

Joseph Eugene 

on Google

4 years ago

Covered in the VA community care network? NOPE! Don’t say that if you don’t mean it. 

Russell Smith 

on Google

5 years ago

I had a fairly decent experience a few years back when me and my cousin went there for sore throats/cough/cold. PA looked us over, prescribed the usual meds: cough syrup, antibiotics which we picked up at their pharmacy. I'm suffering from an ear infection even as I type this. Went to Patient First on Thursday where I was given antibiotics and sent home. They don't seem to be doing the job. I'm considering hitting this place. Last time there was zero wait time, etc.