Accent Urgent Care & After Hours Pediatrics

As a pediatric RN, I feel I know a little about kids. My child was febrile, pulling at his ear, screaming for hours until Motrin kicked in. His diagnosis: viral illness. I will be going to my pediatrician tomorrow who I can bet will dx him with an ear infection.
Nurses were nice– however Dr was not. I will never refer my patients to this facility.
The cushion on the bench was so filthy my husband would not even sit on it with his work clothes.
Also, they say they are open until 9:30, doors were locked at 9 pm. Thank you for waisting my copay money!

I have a primary care doctor, but unfortunately had an abscess develop while I was at work and by the time id noticed they were closed. The doctor I work for referred me to accent urgent care and I’m glad she did. The whole ordeal from start to finish, including paperwork, took only an hour. Also, this may be an urgent care, but it really didn’t feel like it. The doctor seemed more attentive, approachable, and in overall better spirits than the doctors at my primary care office. I almost wish this could be my pcm. Dr. Yamadi did a great job at making me feel like a well cared for patient.

First time visiting this clinic, and I had a great experience. The receptionist/​front desk staff were very friendly and efficient. I waited hardly any time before I was brought back and promptly seen by a very nice PA. All in all, I hate going to to doctor, but they made it as pleasant as possible. I will definitely visit again if needed in the future.

The reception staff were very nice and helpful, so let me say that first. The doctors were hostile and I felt like were accusing me of lying about my symptoms and I felt like I was being interrogated. Will not go back.

After going toe-​to-​toe with a cold turned sinus infection that would just. not. go. away, my mom finally convinced me to go see a doctor and get the antibiotics I needed. Accent turned out the be the closest Urgent Care facility to me and had the hours I needed for my Sunday Not-​So-​Funday. I called ahead to check for the wait time and the receptionist could not have been nicer. Turns out that 1pm on a Sunday could be a good time to go (everyone else is at brunch?)
I got there and was warmly greeted by the receptionists (gosh I love the South) and was called in after about 30 minutes. Not so bad for a first come, first serve office. A nurse checked my blood pressure and temp and went through the normal questions.
Eventually, the PA came in. Now she looked like a person and seemed like a person, but had this vaguely robotic quality that was a little disarming. Blank smile, rehearsed replies, even tone… a little creepy. Maybe she was sued for malpractice? In any case, she was thorough and agreed with me about the sinus infection, prescribing a zpack.
Overall I was in and out in an hour for about $ 25 (I do have insurance). Color me impressed. Next time, I might not even take three weeks to get myself to the doctor’s…

This urgent care is just ok. The wait times can seem ridiculous at times, but I’m sure they’re doing their best. The rest rooms are not as spotless as you might expect given it’s a health care provider. Also, you would think they would make an effort to have more healthy snacks in the vending machines. Waiting for over an hour for my 4-​year-​old to receive stitches to the face, we had to settle for a small bag of overpriced Cheez-​its. Wouldn’t kill them to put some applesauce or some healthier options in there.

This Urgent Care isn’t just for children.
I have had to go here twice in the last few months and my experience has been very good. The staff is friendly and professional. They called me with my test results just like they said they would. The wait was usually short, but I did go on off hours. I was on my way in one hour. I didn’t meet with a doctor but a physician’s assistant on both occasions.