Very easy and everyone was very professional from start to finish..The doctor GREAT!!

I waited for an hour and 20 minutes no one ever got on the call for treatment

The Drs care and make it easy for people that can't physically get there in person.

It was easy to schedule, however the doctor was not very friendly.  I would use the virtual clinic again because it’s convenient but that’s the only reason.  The staff answering the phone at urgent care USA are great though!! I called because I had an issue at the pharmacy and they helped immediately without hesitation and without question.

I was sick for 3 days, I made a virtual visit. It was easy to Schedule deficit delayed at the front desk was very friendly. And got me to see the Doctor at my appointment time. It was less than 30 minutes. The nurse is also very friendly. And they dodged her prescribed me Medicine and was very thoughtful. I would definitely recommend my family and friends to go there or to do it to visit.

They are alway great and Dr.Salavo is so understanding and he listens.Thank you

We appreciate your patience and availability as my father is bedridden. This virtual opportunity is a godsend to us. Thank you.

The scheduling and completion of paperwork was easy. The virtual option was convenient. Although the wait time was long the doctor was very friendly and caring.

The whole process was easy to do..,  I changed insurance companies and had to change my primary provider..   As it turned out my first appointment for my new provider was a month away but I needed my BP medication filled ..,  CarePlus told me about Urgent care…   Very easy to do

Awful telehealth experience. Logged on @9:45am for a 10am appointment and Waited until 11:30am. never saw a doctor  At one point a nurse called me and simply repeated everything I’d written on the form.  Then she said there were people there in office who would be seen before me. I asked her what was the point of a tele-health visit to which she replied, “that’s a good question.”  And that the doctors just do “what the higher ups say”