Vanderbilt Health Clinic at Walgreens Hendersonville

"Should be 0 stars. The lady at the front desk (glasses, mid-50s, pony tail, and rude as hell.). was extremely non-human. Never have been to such a hateful clinic before. My husband is paying her salary through insurance that he pays for at work. Called the pharmacy and they could not give her name. Horrendous experience! Lady if you are reading this, I will be back and this time, I will let you know what I think of you!"

"My wife has Parkinson’s and Dementia Sylvia Faye Russell, she was coming every week and now every two week for blood work. The staff has always been great working with her at times hard to find vein. You can tell when it more than a job to the nurses. Appreciate them more than they know!"

"I get a metabolic panel done every other weekend here. The phlebotomist is awesome! Rarely more than one stick and my veins are not easy. The NP is always well mannered and professional, although I don’t ever need to be examined by her."

"This is our family go to clinic. Great care, professional care, and never a long wait. They listen intently and ask questions that indicate knowledge and investigation of symptoms to correctly determine diagnosis. Again. we’d give a 6 if possible!! Note in reference to all the comments about medical cards and IDs... ALL medical practitioners are required to do that now. And ALL practitioners are required to review your current meds at every visit."

"Terrible. Would never ever go here again. I was seen by a doctor and got blood work done to find out if my liver was functioning well enough to get a certain medication. She told me in 24 hours when the results came back that they would call in the medication if al was well. That was a week ago and I never got a call back from doctor or pharmacy. Called today to check on status and the woman was very rude and told me my liver levels were high and that’s why they didn’t call in the medication. But no one thought to call and let me know that? Oh and I basically had to beg the doctor to do the test. She kept telling me I should call my primary care doctor. So they just wanted to charge me for a visit and not do anything at all."