A triage nurse assisted me in finding the CityDoc office. It was my first time ever there and I was pleased with the service received. The front desk staff was personable, professional, and very helpful. The process was easy and timely. I am very happy with the care that I received for my visit for sciatic nerve pain.

I can always depend on City Doc to take care of any medical problem I have. The wait is never very long and the Medical Staff is very efficient.

My daughter’s prescription was not sent in to the pharmacy. When I called to try and fix the problem, nobody called me back. I was not able to speak with anyone. I had to leave messages that were not answered.

Friendly Staff, very helpful. Got in and out quickly as I was a walk-in.

Easy to schedule, staff really friendly, wait time practically non existient. But I felt a little rushed--came in with shoulder pain and cold-like symptoms. They ruled out that it was Covid (I just wanted to be sure) but the main thing I came in for was the pain. I emphasized that I woke up early in the morning, and when I tried to feel my shoulder in the bathroom, I nearly threw up and fainted. Not typical of me, and I tried to emphasise it was weird and intense and the main reason I was coming in. The doctor did a quick inspection, said I just slept on it funny and gave a steroid shot, which seems to have really helped the cold. Much appreciated. But my arm still hurt acutely if I attempted to lift it. Later that day I mentioned to my friend that this experience mimiced an experience I had as a kid, where I went to the doctor because I was experiencing similar symptoms in my foot, they told me it was just sore, and it ended up being a dislocation. He was like, well what if I push on it. I kid you not, we both heard an audible click and the pain is instantly releived. a but sore still, but no more acute pain. I'm glad it's better now, but I wish the doctor had listened more carefully to me about my symptoms--I assume I must present atypically for dislocations so she might not have caught it, but I did try to emphasize that it was bad pain, and also felt somewhat rushed when answering questions. It felt like there wasn't a lot of room to provide greater detail, or tell her that this experience was similar to the last time I dislocated something. And as a patient, I obviously didn't want to be an annoying one that tries to overrule her knowledge, haha. Bottom line, Citydoc village was still wonderful, I would reccomend it, and I will gladly go there again, the ease of proccess and friendliness/kindness of the staff is top notch. I am just providing this review as feedback, hoping it gets to the doctor so that it helps in the practice. I know patients often tend to dissapear after they've been treated, creating a lack of dialouge.

I didn't have an appointment but got in fast and the staff was wonderful

A very convenient option for after-hours care. Booking appointment was easy, but UC was busier than usual and front desk person was snippy. Check in via tablet is slow, especially if you're stuck behind a walk-in who has not bothered to pre-register. Medical tech and NP were pleasant and helpful. New Walgreens next door is also extremely convenient for filling prescriptions.

My son came home from school with a sore throat. We got an appointment at City Doc and the nurse and doctor were so wonderful!  They got our prescription to our pharmacy immediately and we are so thankful!! Thank you for helping us today!!

Ray was very friendly and thorough. Great explanations of the meds she was prescribing. Prescriptions were ready by the time I got to CVS. A quick but thorough visit, I was very pleased

I had to go to CityDoc because I had a fever and wasn’t feeling well. From the very beginning, I didn’t like the treatment; the person at the front desk spoke quickly and wasn’t paying attention to the person they were helping. The nurse also spoke quickly, and I couldn’t understand her because I wasn’t feeling well. Yet, she kept talking fast. The doctor was more normal and used simpler words, but she gave me a diagnosis that wasn’t mine. They ran some tests, and the paper they gave me with the results wasn’t mine. The doctor based my treatment on that document