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Was able to schedule a appointment fast got to my appointment and was in and out my appointment was at 12:40 and I was back in my car and on my way home at 12:50-1 very fast and very polite

Making an appointment on mine is quick and easy. Check in was friendly and quick. The staff provided fast, friendly care. Antibiotics were quickly submitted to my pharmacy for my sinus infection.

Very easy to schedule! All staff so polite & attentive. Very pleased with staff & care!!!! Would definitely go back if needed!!!! I would definitely refer provider!!!!

I need seven stitches and I found the doctor on staff, the nurse practitioner in training and both admin nurses that were there to be fantastic. They got me in and out and had a sense of humor about the whole thing. Great facility, great service, great people thank you.   Update 8-28 Wednesday.  I learned from a hand surgeon friend of mine that I severed a tendon in my thumb.  He ran me through a range of motions that I could not perform.  My ER doctor was awesome please don’t take this as critical of him but rather as helpful knowledge for future.  My ER doctor did ask me how my range of motion was and I really didn’t think it was bad considering what I had done.  I wish he had challenged me more on specific range of motion exercises because I had no knowledge of the intricate motions I could not perform or the tendon that runs in the area i cut.  Turns out my doctor hand surgeon friend in Indiana got me in for surgical repair of my extensor pollicis longus tendon tomorrow.  He also indicated there’s a 7-10 day optimal window and anything longer than that makes it difficult to repair.  At the end of the day I learned something new and I hope this helps Premier as I’m a fan of Premier Medical and your mission.  Had I been stuck with limited mobility for life I would have adjusted to that I’m sure.  Not the end of the world by any means so I feel my perspective is aligned and I want the young ER doctor to know to challenge his patients a little bit more.  We might belly ache and grumble like little kids but you are smarter than most of us obviously by your educational experiences in this field so please save us from our uneducated selves and run us through the gauntlet so we can make a better informed decision to live with a crooked thumb or not.  I will be better as a result of this experience as well.  I could have been more present when the young ER Dr asked me how my range of motion seemed.  And please make no mistake, I would trust the same young ER doctor to stitch me up again any day.  He was a solid professional and was busting his rear end to care for the patients that day.  Keep that young man around he’s a good one.  And please accept my apology for referring to him as the young ER dr.  I’m horrible with names.