Walk-In Doc

"Very nice very caring person Hi listen to you and talk to you as a human being we need more doctor like him"

"Most genuine doctor I've ever had. His kindness is optimistic and calming. He's worth the wait. His receptionist is also very kind. Anyone who says differently likely threw attitude and got it back. Nobody has to take your abuse "Karen." Someone in the comments below called her a bimbo, like really? Reported your hateful irrelevant comment."

"I have a very bad allergy. Since we are in Joplin I search in google a walk in doctor. This doctor is really nice and good price. He give me a medications after a couple of days my allergy is stop and i feel better. Thank you Doc."

"They're always busy so you have to come early and sign in. If the wait is too long, you can leave and come back. Great price and great doctor. It can be difficult waiting with kids but if you need to be seen the same day and don't want to spend $1,000 at the ER, it's worth it."

"Came here on a Wednesday in July. Knew they didn't open until 1 but it is over 90 degrees outside with a car with no air and didn't mind waiting. Well the receptionist, who is such a credit to her profession would not let us in. Some man claiming to be a plumber was inside and immediately locked the door on us. Regardless of how well this doctor may be, he needs to send his Bimbo to personality school and customer service school. The first time we went in, prior to their lunch break she had placed a clip board on a stool outside her window with a sign that said they are no longer seeing patients prior to lunch. Their lunch was at 12, it was not even 10:30 in the morning yet. Her office light was turned off as she had the intent of being invisible as to not be bothered. The "open" sign was lit up on the front of the clinic door. Tried to call just to have a few questions answered and their answering service, yes an automated answering service because the receptionist is too busy reading a "How to be dumb and still get paid" novel obviously written by Rosie O'donnell to answer the phone and be helpful rather than a model example for this generation. Truly displeased with the "first impression". Feel Dr. Kevorkian's secretary would have treated us better than this."