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  • I had been at this location 3 times since I moved in this area almost 2 years ago. I was there the first time for my kids. both of them were sick with a bad cold. my daughter's anxiety was so bad that she flipped out by the nurse practitioner and the nurse practitioner even began singing doc mcstuffins songs because my daughter had her doc mcstuffins stethoscope on her. the kids had to be on antibiotics. not a big deal but... my son didn't just have that issue. he was bruising easily and he had to be hospitalized ( it has nothing to do with this post but it happened2 days after the visit to FastMed. my son has a blood disorder. he's better now). just recently, we had to go back twice because my son got strep twice. the staff even remembered my son. with reading these other people's reviews, I have a hard time trying to see a doc practitioner being bad to a staff who is claustrophobic. because the reasons for why they close the door is because they don't know why you're there and its for them to discuss what might be happening/ is happening with patients. and what the doc is doing on the comp is probably research so he's not giving any bad advice to patients. and there's a bunch of patients there, not just one or 2. plus they want your room door closed because its for your safety because you never know who is gonna come down those hallways despite what you think. ask a staff member or someone who studied to be a nurse and whatnot. they'll explain why staff does that. at hospitals , that's why some of their rooms has the sheets up and a door. its always for your safety. ask someone about it the next time rather than being rude. geesh. and glass boy, just cuz one said that you might have a piece of the plate still in you doesn't mean that they couldn't do the job because you didn't pay. they actually work with you and you just had bad timing. and from experience if you're in between insurance, you're gonna have trouble. remember just cuz your mom got her insurance for you doesn't mean it was activated. you have to call your medical plan to find out why rather than blame the staff. I worked for Medicare so I know what I am talking about. f off nerd with your comment about the place. and remember that you said that the x-ray according to the hospital staff said it was blurry. think of what the hospital gets vs a clinic. man, aren't you a complainer ? shut up already. you've got no one emailing you and you had 2 people say your comment is hysterical. ya wanna know why? because after all its due to the fact that you're claiming that the staff was neglectful and your pic is misleading. if anyone just clicked on the pic. it doesn't say that the plate and the blood was from you at your home. I know that you referred to everyone to read your story. but even that is asking for " likes". it is not hard to make a post and add what the pic we're looking at is. and another thing- if you were already being seen and the secretary went up while something was happening doesn't mean one has to do with the other. its all about timing. and maybe they're right that you probably had part of the plate in you. why would a hospital bandage someone up with a piece of plate in them? your story sounds fishy. I think you're just mad because the secretary couldn't work with you on payment. they cant do a payment plan. its not your own doctor's office and very seldomly will a doc office do that for their patients. most don't. and that is not a doc office nor a hospital. its a clinic. and clinics depend on getting paid.
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