MinuteClinic at CVS

"Are you sick? Do you not want to wait for urgent care/ER? Me too! I went with my partner, we were both really sick and we were told that COVID symptoms and tests would be covered by the government. This was not true, we were billed $350 dollars. The doctor said this was a "software" issue on their part so we would have to pay. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. GO TO URGENT CARE."

"Got a COVID test for overseas travel. Never got the results but was billed $129. 4 separate calls totally 51 minutes and still no resolution. I use CVS for all my scripts with no issue but this is redonkulous."

"This review does not reflect the care I received from the two women I saw in this clinic, Buenaflor and another woman whose name I’m forgetting. The 1 star is for APRN Ekwere. He was very fast, I was in and out both times I saw him, but if it’s going to take longer for him to do things correctly I’d prefer that. I went in for simple TB skin testing. While administering the test, he dropped the syringe so it was left hanging out of my skin, picked it up and continued administering meds. Then when it came time to read my test, he read it as positive (because it was irritated, because he dropped a needle inside my skin). He was then going to send me for a chest X-ray, which is the next step, but I opted for the blood test. He then sent me to Quest when I told him my insurance sends me to Labcorp. My results came back from Labcorp as negative. Basically, he made what could have been something so simple, so unnecessarily complicated because he does not know what he is doing. It seems like he doe s everything as his best guess. If that’s the case go back to school man. I do not recommend."

"Doctor Buenaflor was awesome! She had us in and out within 15 or so minutes. I’m not sure why there are so many bad reviews; I’d definitely visit again if needed!!!"

"I would have been better off just not even walking in the door. First off, you will have billing issues here. Look them up the the Better Business Bureau. Numerous complains. Essentially if you pay with a credit or debit card you will automatically get charged in about 30-60 days if your insurance doesn't pay immediately, which most insurances don't pay that quickly. And when your insurance does pay good luck getting a refund from CVS. There is only a nurse practioner here who is so conservative you will likely not get medicine anyway. Pay the extra money and see a real doctor at a real urgent care. This place is useless."