My Doctor

Just moved to Tulsa and we don’t have insurance yet. Went here and was seen within 5 minutes of filling out my paperwork. Had a large boil that needed to be drained. Doctor was very good at numbing and draining it. He wrote for very affordable antibiotics and the office visit and procedure costs were very reasonable. Staff was good and everyone had good bedside manners. Will definitely use them again — even when our insurance kicks in.

I went there on March 11, 2015. I said I had a urinary tract infection, paid the copay. I peed in a cup, female doctor came in and told me I had a urinary tract infection (which I told them when I walked in). Wanted to give me a very strong antibiotic. I said I just needed amoxicillin as that had worked before. I had to argue with this doctor to get amoxicillin. She also prescribed something to supposedly ease the pain which I never asked for so I didn’t fill that one. No wonder antibiotic resistant bacteria is on the rise, doctors over-​prescribe strong antibiotics when they are not needed.
Once I got to the drugstore, I realized I had not received any diagnosis paperwork as the receptionist had waved me out the door when I left the doctors office. When I went back the receptionist acted like it was a major inconvenience for her to print the paperwork out for me, like it wasn’t an inconvenience for me to come back for something she should have given me when I left.
All the people I encountered working at that office must hate their jobs as they were all curt and unfriendly. It cost $ 225 with another $ 23 for the pee test, which is a ridiculous amount to pay for such horrible service.
The amoxicillin cured my UTI as I said it would. I wouldn’t use My Doctor again.

«Can I get the wifi password please?» the woman asked the receptionist behind the counter.
«We have no wifi, sorry.» Blank stare. Wide, blinking eyes. Blink. Blink.
‘How are about that CAREATCGUEST wifi that shows up (locked) on my phone?’ I think to myself as I sit listening. ‘How about that «password» it asks for when I click on it?‘
This is 2015 you know (?).
The woman (my lovely 5 star wife) lived.
The wife lived, but the wifi was still born.
:(Two stars…

Update 1÷22÷15: called their collection agency, and questioned charges. They just didn’t make note that I already paid co pay prior to visit. Really? Those people would never have treated me without me paying my copay first; so not a believable story. How many people have they gotten with this scam? How many people would have just gone ahead and paid additional copay?
11÷26÷14:
Do not go here. When my coworkers go to urgent care office, they don’t get charged extra. They didn’t run any tests or do any extra work. Basic doctors office visit for couch and cold.
Pros: they get one star for being close to my home and being available when I got off after work. They get another star for their efficient nurse. The doctor was OK. For the price I paid, he could have spent a bit longer in the room.
Cons: Minus a star for the wait. I tried to make an appointment on phone, but they told me to walk in. Three people ahead of me. Plus, one got seen before me even though I was there first. Minus a star for their terrible admin department. Rude manner on phone and in person. Minus one star for charging me a $ 50 copay and then daring to send me a bill for another $ 50! Trust me, I’m enraged!

Dr. Stan Stacy is an excellent doctor, professional, efficient, and compassionate. I came in on Saturday because of bronchial problems, and he treated the immediate pain and discomfort that I was in. Also, his staff is very quick, courteous, and efficient. I really recommend him and his clinic to everyone who needs Urgent Care in Tulsa.

Get seen right away didn’t have to wait long at all! Clean and new offices! The wait time was outstanding, the nurse was very understanding and the doc was AMAZING!!! He took his time, answered all my questions. I would highly recommend.