Sanford South University Urgent Care

"If I could give 0 stars I would. This place is only there for the money. Doctors act like you don’t know anything about your own body. I had multiple symptoms, that could be visually inspected, doctor had no interest. Spent 2 minutes with me, and sent me on my way. I asked to speak to doctor again, and they sent me one of her nurses, as a middleman. Nurse went to relay message to doctor and was back in less than 30 seconds. Doctor was literally around the corner doing nothing. Couldn’t be bothered to see me again. I was the only one in the waiting room. It was dead in that lobby, not busy at all. I need antibiotics, and these doctors are treating me like some sort of opiate junkie. If I had ANY other option I would go, but this place is a cash grab and monopoly in the area."

"Went in last month twice and they didn’t do anything for me. All he said was take cough syrup with DM which I was already taking. I will never use that walk.in clinic again. I ended up with a back case if bronchitis and cough that I couldn’t get rid of. So I went to the one on Broadway and they finally gave me what I needed to take care of it. Rhe doctors at the University urgent care don’t take the time to listen to you. All you are to them is a $."

"Do not go to this clinic. I am in my 2nd trimester of pregnancy , and I went in yesterday due to shortness of breath, feeling super dehydrated (not able to keep down water for 2-3 weeks) , severe lethargy. The provider that saw me did not listen at all … checked my cap refill and said that’s fine so you’re not dehydrated even after I told him I hadn’t urinated in 12 hours . Told me we will draw labs but I don’t need to wait for them because everything is fine . So, I left and results came back with my kidney function labs being off . Tried to call them and message them . It is now the next day, so about 20 hours since I went in and no response whatsoever. I was also concerned maybe I am deficient in something; the doctor responded rudely, "what are we going to do if it is a deficiency anyways? Just supplement it." I get it, I am a health care worker.... we are all burned out. But do your job. I guess we will just see how serious things have to get before they care"

"Myself, along with about 10 other people, showed up right at 8 am on a Saturday. I was roomed within minutes and the doctor was in about 5 minutes after that. The nurse, Amanda, was kind and attentive. The doctor, Dr “Brad” was excellent as well! He was very kind, thorough, and explained everything to me. A very positive experience at the walk in on University today! Funny enough, I waited longer for my medications from the pharmacy than I did for my whole visit at the clinic!"