My son had an ear infection and was prescribed an antibiotic a week ago. He started having a fever and body rash yesterday, along with continued ear pain so this evening, we took him to Kid's First in Edmond. After waiting for what seemed like forever in the car, we waited just as long if not longer in the room before the dr came in. It was explained that my son was diagnosed 1 week ago with an ear infection and given an antibiotic but his ear is not any better and now having fever and rash. The Dr began saying she thought it was just swimmer's ear and again it was explained that he was diagnosed with an ear infection 1 week ago and not any better and has developed a body rash and fever. (He hasn't been swimming because he's had an EAR INFECTION for the past week so no, it's not swimmer's ear) By this point, my son was screaming in pain from his ears but she insisted on looking in them. After holding him down several times and traumatizing him, she looked in his ear and said "yeah, it's infected". At this point, my husband lost it and began yelling at her, asking her if she felt that not listening to us when we told her he was diagnosed with an ear infection already, not listening to my son, crying/screaming in pain and insisting on sticking something in his hurting ear, was really THAT NECESSARY?!?!. She had no response. ALSO, she never once addressed the body rash. She didn't even look under his clothes. After leaving there and going to the ER, my son was diagnosed with serum sickness. He was having a reaction to the antibiotic he was prescribed a week ago for his ear infection. This was truly, the most disheartening and disappointing experience we've ever had regarding a health care "professional".

I have been to this clinic several times and last night will be the last. We waited for 2 hours to be seen. I would understand if it was busy but it really wasn’t. After 2 hours of waiting the doctor was extremely unfriendly and looked like she really didn’t care to be there. I had checked my sons throat before arriving and noticed he had white pockets in his throat so I knew that was strep. She looked in his throat and said “his throat looks good”. I was blown away. Thankfully she went ahead and tested for strep because I told her kids in his class were out with strep. He tested positive for it. But the doctor never came back and the nurse told us we could go and the doc would send over the script for an antibiotic. This was at 8:30 at night so we didn’t have time to make it to the pharmacy. The following morning I went to pick his meds up and they said they never received any script. So I had to call his primary to see if they could do it for him. I’m extremely disappointed in this clinic, primarily the doctors they employ here. I will not be back and will advise anybody that asks to steer clear of this place.