About Sharp Rees-Stealy Downtown
Sharp Rees-Stealy Downtown offers a wide range of medical services, including primary care, specialist care, radiology, laboratory, pharmacy, optical, and urgent care. Patients can receive same-day or next-day appointments with primary care physicians, and the urgent care center is open every day. The staff is accommodating and professional, with doctors taking the time to answer questions and address concerns. Dr. Melancon, a dermatologist, has received praise for his expertise and care, having helped patients with skin cancer and other skin issues. Dr. Morris in family medicine has also been commended for his thoroughness and patience during wellness screenings. The urgent care center is efficient and staff are friendly, making an effort to make patients feel comfortable.
It was busy for Christmas Eve, and the wait times took about 1-1.5 hours. We didn’t mind because we knew it was Christmas Eve, and the workers there work extremely hard especially for working during Christmas.
That being said, the staff and medical professionals were extremely accommodating, kind, and caring to patients. They took amazing care of me, and they handle their work in such an efficient way! They’re extremely professional and I have heard they’re one of the best urgent cares in the area. Definitely recommend especially if you don’t mind waiting!
The woman who checked me into Radiology was so unfriendly. Not even a smile. The woman who performed my Ultrasound was friendly and made me feel comfortable. The woman who did my mammogram made me feel uncomfortable with her frowning and lack of friendly conversation with me. A real shame.
Background: During a recent visit for a routine adult physical we discussed weight gain. Come to find out that topic is now coded/billed as separate item. What used to be free early physical being turned into a billing opportunity.
I feel "any reasonable person" would include discussion of weight gain would be included as part of the "annual physical".
As a patient this has a "bad look", and makes me question why.
a) Either they want to discourage patients from getting annual physicals (b/c they don't make enough money)
b) Are trying maximize profits by billing for every possible thing that would be reasonable as part of a physical.
c) or both
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