Midwest Express Clinic

"The front office staff was pleasant and helpful. The nurse/intake personnel was thorough and informative. The doctor took time to discuss what was needed, and answered all my questions. It was a great visit and positive experience!"

"Excellent experience, the staff was great, friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend Midwest Express Clinic to my friends. Did I mention that the visit was less than an hour in total? 5 stars!"

"My visit yesterday was to receive a vitamin B shot which quick and easy. The 2 ladies that helped me were Taylor and Raquel. They were so nice and helpful. They deserve a raise. I will definitely be back:)"

"Friendly, clean, and nice and private. Good walk in hours. The online appointment set up did not work for me to pre-send photo of and insurance. I had to just walk in. But good thing. I do NOT like their policy that they must keep your credit card on file and auto charge you to see you. They accept insurance, which is a partial guarantee of payment, but they won't take or accept insurance if you don't leave your card with them. It's a horrible policy. Medical expenses pop up and are various amounts depending on the doctor's whim. Now they can just charge you and say it was what was due with no detailed report ahead of time of the costs??? I foresee bounced checks and financial hardships for patients who need to budget for an emergency once they receive a bill. If medical had a transparent list of costs ahead of time, then allowing people to prepare for what they would be charged might make sense for an auto pay. As it is, keeping their hand in our pocket for what they feel like charging is wrong."

"Everyone was very nice from reception to the nurse to the doctor. The observations were spot on with direct questions asked The only thing I'm not sure about yet is the cost. I have insurance but I wasn't told how much all this will come to. No one would could give me a direct answer, from the reception to the doc. Im guessing this is due to patents having different insurance carriers. But it would be nice to know a ballpark figure before I left there. I was told that I will have to pay what my insurance doesn't cover (you have to sign a document saying so, though it isn't mandatory). My brother has the same insurance that I do and says the cost will be about 100-125$ after ins pays out. That's not too bad as an emergency room visit is triple that Anyway, the experience itself was quick and painless and I was given three prescriptions on the spot. I had gastritis and high blood pressure. Also I went on a Sunday. Try that at your local doctor. Nice overall."