Summit Urgent Care

Absolutely love the doctors and staff! Sure, the place may not have granite counter tops and chandeliers but it isn’t falling apart at the seams either. The staff makes you feel welcomed as soon as you walk in the door (even with a crying 2 month old). Dr. Kim is very helpful with tips and tricks on newborn care. I enjoy being able to call and set an appointment up (even on a Saturday or Sunday) with no problems.

I went in after a half hour of them opening and noticed how dirty the floor was in the waiting room. I was there before a couple others and idk if it was because they were kids they went ahead of me or had some type of appointment even though it was an urgent care clinic. Then I went into the patient room and noticed how dirty the floor was in there as well with an old outdated exam table. The dr went to wash his hands and the water wasn’t running for whatever reason in that room so he had to go do so outside of the room. The dr was nice though and so was Sahar, the woman at the reception. I’m sure it’s a family run business which im all for supporting but they need to
Step up their cleaning habits and a few other things.

If I could give zero stars I would. I went to this back alley clinic with flu symptoms. Was initially seen by a nurse practitioner. Told her that my husband has just gotten over a sinus infection. She looked in my ears throat etc. She did a flu test on me that came back negative. After that, SHE (nurse practitioner!) diagnosed me with– you guessed it– a «sinus and ear infection» prescribed the usual zpack. Well. 3 days into the zpack and I feel worse. Decided to go to my usual urgent care (lesson learned) and low and behold! I have Influenza A and the start of pneumonia. I guess being seen and diagnosed by a PHYSICIAN is where it’s at! HORRIBLE PLACE.

Dr Mehta saw my grandson after a weekend visit with his father. The baby came home with a suspicious injury to 3 toes. Dr Mehta explained to us that the injury was from a burn telling us that the blisters had broken open and the scabs were healing. No treatment was needed. We had a long discussion regarding the injury and how it could have happened. My daughter filed a police report and reported it to child protective services. When it was investigated we discovered that the doctor lied on the chart and wrote that the injury was from «scrapes on a sidewalk». My daughter requested the chart notes from that visit and was refused her baby’s record. Needless to say… the doctor didn’t want to waste his time on a child neglect case. Hopefully we can save other people from going to this practice.