About Mercy Health Urgent Care, Bowling Green
Bowling Green Urgent Care, a part of Greater Midwest Urgent Cares, is committed to providing the community with urgent medical care from Emergency Medicine trained practitioners and technicians. The clinic emphasizes values such as respect, compassion, integrity, and health promotion. Patients have praised the staff for their friendly and professional demeanor, with many noting that they were seen promptly, often in just a few minutes. The staff, including Alexis at the front desk and healthcare providers like Monica and Candy, are highly appreciated for their thoroughness and quick response, especially when handling urgent situations like stitches or passing out. The facility is well-maintained and clean, with a calm and patient nurse attending to a patient's daughter. The clinic also offers walk-in services seven days a week and has an x-ray tech available several days, with calls recommended for scheduling. Overall, Bowling Green Urgent Care is a friendly, efficient, and compassionate healthcare facility where patients can expect personalized care and quick service.
Everyone was very friendly. They got me in and out within 30 minutes. Explained everything very well. They made sure that the meds I needed wouldn't mess with breastmilk supply, or affect my daughter. Meds were ready at my pharmacy within an hour.
The BG Mercy Urgent Care outfit is spacious and welcoming. The staff, Taylor, is nice, efficient and asks the right questions. Savanah, the physician assistant, is top notch - compassionate, comprehensive, shows empathy, and zeros in on the medical needs in a thoughtful and methodical manner. Keep up the good work, guys! [As a side note, I like doing the medical history on paper rather than their high tech cellphone method, but the techy approach appears to be the norm everywhere:-(]
Was quick, efficient and friendly. My only complaint is the constant barrage of text messages asking for a review, or informing me repeatedly about something already known. Great medical service, but the tech crap they throw in sucks.