Brightseat Health Care
About the Business
Brightseat Health Care is a leading medical institution located in Temple Hills, Maryland. Our dedicated team of doctors and health professionals are committed to providing high-quality healthcare services to our patients. From routine check-ups to specialized treatments, we offer comprehensive care to meet all of your health needs. Visit us at 4333 Old Branch Avenue to experience personalized and compassionate medical care at Brightseat Health Care.
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Location & Phone number
4333 Old Branch Ave., Temple Hills, MD 20748, United States
Hours open
Monday:
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday:
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday:
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday:
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday:
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday:
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews
"Went here for a few years. Had a lovely pediatrician which was why I stayed. When she left and the gov't. raided them for medicaid fraud it went down hill. The owner is still there, although he don't have license to practice he running things and putting it in other doctors names. The staff is ignorant, rude disrespectful, and the Doctors I don't think are licensed. 1 doctor falls asleep in the middle of taken care of you, like really! All the good doctors are gone, they don't have professionalism, privacy or boundaries. My whole family left as well as church members! They are a JOKE here BEWARE! It's sad to see from the comments that nothing has changed! The owner actually uses other doctors of his culture to put the business name in and still runs it behind the scenes... scandalous! RUN FOR YOUR LIFE, HEALTH, STRENGTH!!!"
"I have been a patient here for over 20 years and it has suited my needs but lately things have gotten worse. I called to schedule an appointment and no one answers and the one time that someone did I think the office line was transferred to his cell. I'm not sure what's going on but I need my medical records so I can move on."
"Short story: do not waste your time coming here. They won’t respect appointments, don’t seem to know how insurance works and fail to assign you to the right doctor for your concern. If I could give 0 stars I would. Long story: I booked an appointment for an annual skin screening with an NP at the group. I arrived for my appointment 10 minutes early because I was a new patient and anticipated intake forms. But the night before I uploaded photos of my ID and insurance cards to expedite the process. I sign in with my name, arrival time, appointment time and the physician I booked the appointment with. I give them my ID and insurance cards and they ask if I have an appointment- 1st red flag. “Oh ok we just need to input your information into the system” So now I sit down, fill out their intake form and wait to be seen. In the 20 minutes I was sitting I watched one patient leave after being told they didn’t accept their insurance. They had been waiting since before my arrival so at least a half hour before being told they couldn’t be seen. They were rightfully enraged for not being informed ahead of time, upon arrival, or before waiting so long. I then saw another patient be told they owed $200 for their appointment. They then remarked that every time they come here they bring a letter from their insurance company because this facility regularly attempts to overcharge. I then went up to the front desk to inquire about the status of my appointment. At this point we’re 20 minutes past my appointment time and there’s no sign of being seen any time soon. I go up and then am asked for basic information like my phone number, address and email. What were they doing while I was sitting for a half hour? I then receive an email that my appointment has been scheduled for 2:40 with a different doctor. 40 minutes after my appointment??? “Oh well the NP you booked with isn’t here today.” Why not tell me when I arrive?? Or better yet before I drove 20 min. I then ask what the actual wait would be to be seen. He goes to find out. While he inquires, I Google the new doctor and she’s an OB/GYN. I ask him what is going on because I booked for a skin screening. “Oh the NP you booked with is the only one who could see you for that.” A total of 40 min later I leave enraged and without the screening I needed. Oh he also asked with my insurance card in hand what my copay was. It’s literally on the card…"
"Horrible experience. Took my toddler there as a trial. My appointment was for 2 they changed it to 3:30 without any notice. I had to call 3 times to even confirm my appointment. Showed up saw a nurse smoking and another nurse rolling up in a car. The whole place is outdated and worn down. The kicker was what they tried to charge me. $140 for my toddler and told me my co-pay was $40 but the visit was $100. I was so confused. Asked the nurse and even told her I’ve never had to pay a co pay let alone a $100 visitor fee. Here’s another kicker her reasoning was my policy stipulate $4000 worth of coverage. So someone/anyone please tell me what that has to do with their $100 fee let alone $40. Seems they are charging people so they can pocket the money because it for dang sure isn’t going towards repairing the place. Never again."
"Booking the appointment was quick and easy they had an appointment the very next day for me which was great. I can't begin to explain my experience earlier today. I came in as a new patient with no referral (my insurance didn't require one) I was greeted by the other patients carry out food that they were eating in the lobby. The lobby was outdated carpet taped up in patches. Non of the staff greeted me. NO paper work for me to fill out- keep in mind there was no refrain needed from my PCP. I was not given any HIPPA forms to sign so i now realize my information may not be kept confidential let alone anything health related. When i was taken to the back the room was dingy, wall paper peeling, the floors looked dirty, roach motel patches under the sink, dollar store graded hadn't soap at the sink, the metal card the would normally hold medical tools is rusted and dirty, the intake nurse did not take my blood pressure, weight, or temperature, and was quick to ask me if i just needed a refill ( keep in mind again I'm a NEW patient and have no medical history provided to them prior to my appointment) so now it seems they are just handing out drugs/px to patients. The Nurse Practitioner came in and was nice to talk to but asked me no questions regard previous health conditions and only wanted to know exactly what I had came in for and was quick to also prescribe me antibiotics that i had just mentioned didn't work previous to me coming in to the appointment that my PCP had given me. The entire experience felt like a back alley clinic with no proper policy and procedures sanctioned by the state or local government."
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