On Demand Occupational Medicine

"On Demand Is the most Carring and so helpful. Steff H. And all the staff is great. These people Saved me and Many others. God Bless you guy."

"I was recommended to take my father here as an emergency and turns out that I am making this clinic my father’s primary care , Dr Langley and crew are amazing."

"This place is terrible. They forgot about me in the exam room for over an hour. Eventually I went out and found someone. They said "OH we were looking for you." You think the first place to look for a missing patient would be the exam room you put them in. Not very professional in my opinion."

"Extremely rude and disrespectful staff that tampers with tests. After reading the reviews here this has been an issue for years and management obviously hasn't done anything about it. If I owned it I would fire everybody and just rehire new people."

"Initially I thought okay, maybe it was a bad day, it'll be alright. But the more I think about it, the more sour I feel over everything that happened at this facility yesterday, 12/6/23. I arrived shortly after opening for a pre employment drug screen. Right off the bat the girls behind the counter were cold and made me feel as though not having an appointment, which I believed was unnecessary, was a burden to them. They whispered quietly to each other about it taking 45 minutes and told me to sit down. Not long after I was taken to the screening room. While trying to discuss information pertinent to my drug screen the screener kept interrupting me, never allowing me to finish my concerns as far as current medications and high fever. Then an older gentleman walks out of the very restroom I'm supposed to test in. Cool. I do my business per the rules and she collects my sample. After barely looking at it she tells me, "this has no temperature." When I ask her what that means she replies, "it has no temp. It's cold. Either the sample or cup were tampered with. I can't accept this." From that moment on she had the kind of attitude that makes you feel the size of an ant. She wouldn't even look at me, rushed me back out to the waiting room and said I had to wait 20 minutes to retest and couldn't leave, otherwise it would be a refusal to retest. I grabbed a cup of coffee, which was actually pretty good, and got to drinking. This was at 8:40am. By 9am, the designated minimum time to wait between collections, I had drank 2 cups of coffee and was ready for another sample. I let the girl behind the desk know. I sat back down to wait. All the while, I could hear these girls talking about my invalid sample behind the counter. With other people in line and in the waiting room. I had another appointment scheduled for 9:30am and when it got to be around 9:15 I went back to the counter to see if I could give a sample or something really quick so I didn't miss my next appointment. This next appointment was with a specialist that I've waited 8 months to see. For my health it was VERY important I made it on time. Of course the girls didn't know that and of course they can't control how many people are in front of me. What they can control, however, is the way they treat people. While waiting in line to ask about time, I tried to ask the girl who wasn't busy and she made every effort to ignore my existence. At that point I knew that I had to make a choice between a facility that saw me as lesser than and my health. I chose my health and left. Leaving was, in fact, my choice and I understood the repercussions. Because I left I lost the job opportunity I was there to test for. I was also late for my next appointment which ended up having to be rescheduled for this coming March. I understand that it was my choice to leave. My point in leaving this review is to leave a reminder that if you can't remain unbiased in your job and treat people with dignity and respect, you are in the wrong line of work. After working in hospice care for 8 years, being drug tested every 90 days, I have never, EVER, felt so humiliated. Even if they didn't use the words directly, attitude is everything and the attitude I received overall was shameful."