Target Clinic

Was the second person to be seen. Have fever, chills, coughing up green mucus and other symptoms. Was waiting like everyone one else. Another person walks in, mind you there are five other people waiting to be seen. We are actually in a room and about to get vitals taken when that same person who walks in last (who while she was waiting didn’t seem all that bad) decides she is going to say she is going to «pass out». Now she gets seen before everyone else. When I ask why this occurred, I was told it was because she said she was going to pass out and it’s the nurse practioner’s discretion. This isn’t a hospital so I would think if someone is on the verge of passing out, paramedics would be more appropriate. When nurse practioner was done with her, she walks out as if nothing. I guess the thing to do here is if you don’t have time to wait, tell them you feel like passing out!

Brought my 2 y/​o son today for cold symptoms and a worsening cough. Figured after two weeks of not getting better he probably had a bacterial infection and needed antibiotics. The nurse practitioner seemed knowledgable stating he had post nasal drip causing his cough and discharge in his nose. I didn’t push for antibiotics as she didn’t see anything on exam. 4 hours later he is spiking a fever and throws up. The clinic is closed at this point so I call a friend that is a physician assistant to come see him. She comes to my house takes a look at his ears can’t see his Lt tympanic membrane cuz of wax but rt side is fine. Next his throat and sure enough his Lt tonsil is full of pus! So disappointed in the care or care we didn’t receive. She obviously didn’t take a good look at his throat or make good judgement about him being sick over 2wks. The history alone should have made her think to look closer. I would have put no stars if the option was there. Never coming back to this so called clinic.

I have very mixed opinions on the place.
I love the location and the idea of kaiser in target.
I love the flexible hours and open on weekends.
I have been refused service here 2 times!
On one occasion I was refused service because I showed up at 635 (they close at 7) with a crying sick child. I ended up having to drive to Fontana kaiser.
On the other occasion I was refused service because I forgot my child’s Kaiser card. She had been seen here before and her information was on file however they refused to see us. Again had to take the sick child to Fontana Kaiser. (Thank god it was the older one this time no crying)
My last visit I called ahead to ensure my child would be seen I was told come on in, I had no issues. The staff was amazing and beyond helpful. Few other times Iv been and again no issues. This is a hit and miss place for me.

If I could give them a negative, I would. I needed a pre employment physical done then after, I needed the physician to write a letter indicating I was fit to perform my duties. I was FURIOUS when they TURNED ME AWAY at the front desk because I didn’t have any paperwork from my employer. I indicated I wasn’t employed yet as it was a PRE EMPLOYMENT task I needed to do before I was hired. Terrible. They are NOT welcoming. I was going to pay out of pocket for my exam. Never been so infuriated at a doctor’s office before. Who turns patients away at the door? Didn’t you take a Hippocratic oath to promise to take care of mankind?

Had what I suspected bronchitis but wasn’t looking forward to waiting in Urgent Care line at KP. My partner’s daughter suggested Target Clinic and explained it was run by Kaiser staff. We went on a Sunday around 3:15pm and were done by 4:20pm (including meds refilled by Target).
This a very new clinic with clean rooms, new equipment, and just new everything! The waiting room is small but does a fantastic job in what it needs to do – having people wait.
My wait time was very minimal. I didn’t mind completing the registration form which was very basic.
Kristy, the front office specialist, was very nice and informative (and even remembered my name the day after my visit – I had to return to ammend my medical note to include an additional day).
As another reviewere stated there wasn’t any introductions on the staff part but I’m the type of person who seeks (and reads name tags) the names of those helping me so it wasn’t too much of a big deal. However, for others, I can see where this could be a negative experience.
Overall, I would highly recommend this clinic.

I came to this clinic for a TB test. My shot day was Monday at 2:45pm and it was read Wednesday at 3:30pm.
Both days were slow. Filling out their iPad forms were a slight annoyance since I was a member with them up until 3 weeks ago, so it would have been nice if they could just pull up all my info instead of me entering it again. I wasn’t in a huge rush but I could see this as being an easy fix if they linked up their systems.
It’s a very clean, brand spanking new clinic. Easy to find, left of the pharmacy. 2 exam rooms.
While in the waiting room, I heard the lady answering the phone that the pharmacy next door could not fill their scripts (I’m guessing non-​kaiser members can but members have to go to a member pharmacy) which is, again, a little annoying. Since its still new, maybe they can one day work a deal with Target pharmacy to start serving members as well.
The lady who checked me in was pleasant but not entirely welcoming. Being a PA myself, I know how the system works and usually only criticize major bumps but one thing particularly stood out to me… the lady who checked me in also gave me my shot, asked me the pertinent questions, etc. But, she never introduced herself or her title. I not only did not know her name but had no idea if a nurse, NA, NP or PA touched/​stabbed me. Granted, it’s a very, very minor procedure but introducing yourself with your title should ALWAYS be done to establish a minimal baseline of trust.
There were two ladies working… one of which in a lab coat (she did not serve me but I assume her title to be on her coat) and the other in business casual who worked the front desk and also, apparently, served patients. I’m assuming at least one (if not both) was an NP or PA while the other could have been support staff/​nurse.
When I came back on Wednesday, I waited in the waiting room for about 8 minutes before somebody finally came out… again, not in a rush but maybe a camera in the waiting room could alert the staff of the guest.
Same thing happened on Wednesday… no introduction at all from the lady touching my body (arm injection site).
I just quit Kaiser a month ago… they would not be excited about this no introduction thing.
I would recommend this clinic but if it’s busy, it might be painfully slow… $ 10 for a TB test (self pay) is wicked cheap. Minute clinics usually charge $ 25-​$ 35.

I needed a strep test and prescription for antibiotic, but was not looking forward to a long wait at an urgent care. My mother in law suggested that I check out the Kaiser operated clinic at Target. (You do not need to be a Kaiser member to use the clinic.)
I came in at about 1:30pm on a Monday and there was no wait at all. The staff were all very friendly and competent. Signed some paper work and was in and out of there with a prescription in 30 minutes. Another 20 minute wait at the pharmacy to fill the prescription and I was on my way.
I don’t have a single complaint!