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Lauren, the nurse practitioner, was kind, knowledgeable, professional, and addressed my needs a great asset to Hartford healthcare

Dropped in after work for a sore throat and ears. No more than 10 minute wait to be seen. Come to find out; strep. Medication RX sent over to my pharmacy. Very friendly staff. Only criticism is the bathroom -no paper towels or toilet paper. None in the storage cabinets either. This is my third visit this year and the bathroom issue has been a problem with all visits.

Thank you for seeing me again about this lingering virus. Good know there is good quality care at anytime right in town. Looking forward to getting these few weeks behind me

Staff very friendly. Caregivers knowledgeable. In and out in a very reasonable amount of time. Would use them again for an urgent care need.

Very professional, listened to me, trusted what I had to say. I’d recommend to anyone

I do like the way they do it, is easier then another places.

This is the only place i go they are wonderful and very caring thank you 🙏

I had been dealing with eye irritation for a couple of days prior to making an appointment. I went online to schedule an in person visit, but I had to really search out appt times, as virtual options were offered first. I waited 30 minutes in the waiting room before being called in by a nurse. She was very friendly, took my vitals, and left. Then I waited another 20 minutes for the provider, who was also friendly but in the room for all of 2 minutes. She diagnosed me then left. Waiting almost an hour for a scheduled appointment was absolutely ridiculous.

It was amazing! The staff are absolutely fantastic

I feel welcome, and it was very comfortable

The entire staff was friendly and helpful. Check in was easy and quick and all wait times were reasonable. About 5-10 mins in the lobby and about as long a wait for the PA after the. It’s took all my vitals. All questions answered.

Cory was amazing. My only major concern was that I identified that my daughter had a medication allergy and the APRN who saw us prescribed the one she was allergic to (which I picked up at the pharmacy and paid for) and I had to call back and get a different one. If they document allergies, that should not be ignored when prescribing.