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Scheduled Annual Flu Shot.  Arrived. 5 min early, completed 1 page info as requested. Waited 5 min, called to back, received shot! Easy, quick, efficient!!

Every time I visited little spurs the staff was great the cleanliness of the facility was awesome & wait in great keep up the good work.

All staff were amazing and very friendly, my son needed an X-ray and they had us in and out within an hour.

My kid needed a physical done called and to my surprise they had an opening. Visit was awesome they had quick wait time visit it self was fast and efficient and the provider was awesome. Will definitely be recommending to others.

Sick child everything was wonderful except  the front desk clerk seemed a little impatient

The NP was great! Very thorough! Answered all questions.  Very friendly staff.

Friendly staff and fast efficient check-in and testing.

Easy to schedule a same-day appointment, fast and courteous service. The waiting area and working spaces are clean and well organized. I would come here again.

Nurses and NP were amazing, the lady at the front desk was incredibly rude. It was so obvious even my children noticed her attitude and ugly demeanor.

The staff was so kind and gentle with my toddler! The wait time was short and scheduling was very easy online.

Thanksgiving morning woke up with a UTI.  Was able to book an appointment early and got to facility.  Had to wait 30 minutes pad appointment time but given the holiday recognize that there may have been less staffing.  Was just glad the facility was open and got good care.

I’am very grateful they were able to see my daughter on short notice. Her ear was hurting pretty bad. Thank you

Woke up with a very painful swollen ankle and made an appointment to find out why. Although the staff were very friendly, it seemed they were extremely short handed. We sat there over 3 hours for a simple X-ray and getting the ankle wrapped for what they said was a sprain. I’m not even sure there was a doctor on site. As out of the 3 people we had come in the room no one identified themselves as a doctor. Was told they called in a prescription for pain relief with an anti-inflammatory which they did not. Instead the copy of the prescription I was given was for over-the-counter Tylenol, which does not have an anti-inflammatory agent in it so if you just wanted me to take an over-the-counter pain medicine, why not ibuprofen? At least then you would get the anti-inflammatory.