PM Pediatric Urgent Care

Zainab K. 

on Birdeye

7 months ago

I showed my 6 year old who was sick with congested nose and cough and ear pain to the doctor. The doctor checked her throat and ears. Stated that her ear was a little red but not impressed. And later checked her lungs. I was directed to give my daughter Motrin and saline mist. When we left, my daughter’s ear pain got worse. We took her to another urgent care. In addition to checking her throat and ears, the doctor took a swab of her throat. Maybe an hour later, it was confirmed that that my daughter had strep throat. A swa... read more

Jack L. 

on Birdeye

9 months ago

Awful. 1.5 hour Wait time with an apt. No rapid flu tests. Left with no diagnosis. 

Linzy W. 

on Birdeye

9 months ago

Get a new doctor . Nonchalant personality. Asks you what’s going on then minimal reception to what you say . 2 visits with my children and both times disappointed . This is an urgent care that DOES NOT test to confirm what’s wrong . First time you tell me my child is fine . That same night screaming and crying . Next morning go to pediatrician and child needed antibiotics for ear infection . second time no confirmation of flu by testing regardless of showing symptoms . Don’t find the doctor informative at all . You tell m... read more

Katherine L. 

on Birdeye

10 months ago

I recently brought my baby to your pediatric urgent care center for a scheduled appointment. To avoid the long wait times often experienced at hospitals, I opted for an appointment, expecting a more efficient experience. However, we faced a significant delay before being seen, while several walk-in patients were attended to ahead of us. I understand that unforeseen circumstances can arise in medical settings, but it’s important to honor scheduled appointments to maintain patient trust. Could you please clarify your policy o... read more

Michael V. 

on Birdeye

10 months ago

I took my daughter there last night. Knowing it was probably the flu and wanting a flu test so we could get her tamiflu. The doctor suspected covid, no test, yet still gave her a nebulizer treatment and steriods and sent us on our way. She never tested for covid or the flu. Her reasoning was that the results would not come back in time. Since when do urgent care or doctor offices not have rapid tests? After spending the money for urgent care I had to go a pharmacy to buy covid and flu tests, which she tested positive for th... read more

Gladys M. 

on Birdeye

11 months ago

On the front desk, the person don’t like to help as was the nurse inside and the room to help me because the person is very rough 

Tricia S. 

on Birdeye

a year ago

We came in 2 weeks ago Sunday for congestion and runny nose. My daughter was diagnosed with a sinus infection and given antibiotics. 6-7 days later my daughter developed a rash all over her face and body. We brought back in on a Sunday to urgent care and were told it was Coxsakie (hand, foot and mouth). We asked if it could be a reaction to the medication and advised absolutely not and to finish the course of antibiotic. We are not medical professionals but the diagnosis seemed wrong. We were home All week nursing the sinus ... read more

Annie P. 

on Birdeye

a year ago

Why are you sending me this survey? I did not visit PM pediatrics recently. 

Paula M. 

on Birdeye

a year ago

The doctor did not thoroughly examine my child. The visit was rushed and the diagnosis was incorrect. I had to take my child to another Urgent Care and he was diagnosed with swimmers ear. The doctor prescribed my son an antibiotic and steroid ear drop. Additionally, the doctor prescribed my son an antibiotic for his stye that was located on his right eye.