Gout Testing near me in Litchfield, Connecticut

I was looking for a Covid test and this place has it their staff was so nice and friendly

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

Everyone is friendly and helpful, from the receptionist to the nurses to the provider. Attentive doctors that listen to concerns and provide detailed and helpful information. They take both physical and mental health into consideration.

Entire staff was caring, and Hague explained everything to me clearly very happy with service.

The staff was friendly, thorough and helpful. I would definitely recommend this location.

The doctor and the girls in the office were absolutely wonderful and they made a crappy situation much easier to deal with. I would recommend all 3 of them ten times over.

I feel welcome, and it was very comfortable

I was in and out in 30 minutes.  Doctors and staff were caring and friendly.  Highly recommend this Carmel office.

The girl at the front desk was wonderful !! Very friendly , polite and made you very comfortable while waiting for the doctor !!

Needed a male observed urine drug test . I called early and made an appointment with North Haven clinic. I specified twice I needed a male o server. Was told yes but there was no male. I drove 30 minutes and the staff checked for me and found and sent me to the East Haven clinic and the test was done. This is the second time I waste time and gas playing musical clinics. What is the purpose of making appointments online and/or call resulting as if I didn’t have an appointment. Very frustrating.

I told them exactly what was wrong and thank goodness they listened!

Sever pain on stomach, review of interview resulted in the immediate attention to my gallblatter. At hospital. Now for the removal of same..

Perfect process, professional care givers. Thorough evaluation.

I’ve had a cold that I just can’t kick, and a possibly broken toe. I scheduled an appointment instantly and went to DOCS for both, and while I appreciated the medical assistant, he lost me when he wheeled in an iPad with a fast-talking doctor. Perhaps it was the 7% battery that rushed the appointment, but apparently my upper respiratory infection is because I use cotton swabs to clean my ears. So, now I have ear drops to clear out my sinuses and chest. Maybe I need to drink them? I had such a great experience when I almost cut off my finger, but this was a prime example of no one caring about anything except billing my insurance and taking a copay. If I wanted to talk to an iPad, I could have done telehealth at home (though the wireless otolaryngologist attachments were pretty cool, I admit). Sorry, DOCS. This piss-poor bedside manner just lost you a customer. Notice how I didn’t mention the toe. Yeah, neither did they.