AfterOurs Urgent Care

Don’t go. Just don’t do it. If you need after hours help, just take yourself to the Princeton ER. If it’s daytime, go see a real practice.
The MD I saw was not competent, and furthermore was unsanitary!
He gave me advice that was downright dangerous, as confirmed the next day by a real doctor at a proper practice affiliated with a major teaching hospital. He recommended a steroid that he said was safe during pregnancy, when in fact it was a Category C (which is not safe and only to be taken in extreme circumstances — I didn’t have such circumstances and thankfully did not take his horrible advice). This is a major error. It’s dangerous. Pretty much everything else he said to me was completely outdated and the opposite of what my highly trained and competent doctor said the next day.
I would never come back here. I went because I needed to see someone after hours, but next time I will either go to the ER or wait it out until the morning.
What’s more, is I think he knows he isn’t very good and is insecure. He got very defensive when I wanted to write down his findings for my records (because they don’t give you anything that you could bring to your regular provider to add to your file). He acted like I had no right to ask questions and I should just trust him just because he is a doctor. The best doctors I know are happy to explain themselves.
Finally, he kept touching his mouth and then touching me! That is completely unsanitary. Not once did I see him wash or sanitize his hands. It was disgusting.
Old and outdated doctor who probably cannot find a job anywhere else. If I ever find myself in a bind in the evening again, I will just deal with the hassle of the ER. This place isn’t worth it.

Unexpectedly needed to go to an urgent care center and CVS suggested this place.
The receptionist was very nice, and I was seen very quickly. In and out within a half hour with medicine I picked up quickly at the Walgreens nearby.
The place is clean, there’s lots of parking and it’s near a number of high volume roads. My only qualm is that the doctor was a little dismissive/​know-​it-​all kind of guy. I think he was trying to play it off like what I was dealing with was «no big deal,» but he kind of came off a little snarky.
Not a big deal in the scheme of things.