In Business Since 2000
Serving your Local Area.
(866) 995-7066
Services available to patients 18 months and older. Most services cost $49-59 OR your insurance co-pay.
Services available to patients 18 months and older
MinuteClinic health care centers are staffed by board-certified family nurse practitioners and physician assistants who are trained to diagnose, treat and prescribe medication when it is part of the treatment plan for common family illnesses such as strep throat and ear, eye, sinus, bladder and bronchial infections. MinuteClinic also offers common vaccinations, such as flu shots, tetanus, pneumonia, MMR and Hepatitis A & B. MinuteClinic health care centers are open seven days a week, no appointment needs to be made in advance and visits typically take 10-15 minutes.
MinuteClinic: -Provides diagnosis and treatment for common family ailments -First-come, first serve, and most visits take approx. 15 minutes -Open nights and weekends -Most services cost $49-$59 or your insurance co-pay -Conveniently located in select CVS/pharmacy stores
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Posted by Mamchelle74 on 11/4/2009
I would not recommend wasting my money by going to a minute clinic. Since I have no insurance, I thought that I could save money by visiting a minute clinic instead of a doctor. I went after having been sick for two weeks with a hacking cough and fever, and I could barely function well enough to take care of my two children. I rarely ever get sick, and in fact had not had to go to a doctor for a sick visit in well over two years. I explained to the nurse practitioner that it was uncommon for me to get an illness of this severity and duration. I do have a history of occassional episodes of bronchitis when I was younger, for which I would always need an antibiotic. I told her that this felt like Bronchitis. The nurse practitioner barely listened to me, and in fact interrupted me several times while I was talking to her about my history and present illness. She proceeded to lecture me about viral illnesses and the ineffectiveness of antibiotics in treating them (as if I didn't already know that). She then sent me home with an over the counter medicine. Two days later I ended up in the ER with severe Bronchitis, and pneumonia in one lung, plus a huge doctor bill. A prescription for Zithromax had me well two days later. If you are ill enough to seek care, do not waste your money at a minute clinic. The nurse practitioners there treat you like you are uneducated, and then don't treat your illness at all.
Posted by jackwest112 on 10/27/2009
Nurse practioners don't know what they are doing and almost killed my husband
Posted by medhed16 on 10/23/2009
I have been to the Minute Clinic a few times now- for things like the flu and sinus infections. They have always been on top of their game and once even told me that I didn't have a sinus infection (that it was viral) and instead of prescribing me something I didn't need she recommended some over the counter drugs and told me that if I wasn't any better in 3 days to come back and she would re-evaluate the situation. She was extremely nice and thoughtful- which is more than I can say about the care I have gotten from my slew of doctors over the last 27 years.
Posted by Kokuananai on 10/18/2009
Your system won't provide access to the reviews for this site; keeps sending me to "write a review," even though I'm just trying to GET information.
Posted by neveragain1millonyrs on 5/30/2009
Waited one and a half hours along with another sick person. Spent another half hour for exam. After taking my money, Nurse said I would need to wait 3 days for antibiotics. Who can wait 3 days for antibiotics? Had to see my Doctor first thing Monday. He prescribed me the medicine. When I got home there was a message from the minute clinic saing they lost my throat culture and I needed to come back to repeat exam, UNBELIEVABLE!
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