Had a severe infection and was misdiagnosed. My nurse insisted it was poison ivy and even noted I had said I had been exposed in my clinical notes, although I never said so. My concerns about having a severe weeping infection were mansplained away. I was told to come back if it ‘got worse’. When my condition did get worse (thanks to the steroids they prescribed) I was unable to use telemedicine (at south location) bc I was on a trip out of state, but they said my provider would call me back about antibiotics. No call. I drove 6 hours to return for care. At 630 they refused to see me, bc they were closing soon (1.5 hrs) and the line was too long. I explained the entire situation and pleaded to be helped, just to receive antibiotics as I had asked for on my first visit. Was given an attitude and told they ‘couldn’t help with an infection anyways, I needed to got to the Er for that’
Go somewhere else for care and competence, you will NOT find it here.
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- 1201 Patton Ave Asheville NC 28806-2707 USA
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Causes: Community Clinics, Health, Mental Health, Substance Abuse Treatment
Mission: Provide non-acute medical care to general public and industry.
Programs: Sisters of mercy urgent care, inc. Exists to provide affordable, quality healthcare to the residents, visitors, campers, college students, businesses, and industries of north carolina, while adhering to the core values of the sisters of mercy which are: sacredness of life, dignity of the individual, justice, mercy, service, and excellence. The sisters of mercy have served the healthcare needs of the people of western north carolina since 1900, evolving to meet the needs of time. Today, we provide medical care through four sisters of mercy urgent care facilities as well as primary care through frances warde family health at our brevard, nc location. Our centers provide evaluation and care of non-life threatening injuries and illnesses to the general public on a walk-in basis, regardless of the ability to pay. Sisters of mercy urgent care also provides medical care to the employees of a large percentage of the businesses and industries in buncombe county. We served over 52,000 patients last year. Our oganization also provides healthcare directly into the workplace through mercy occupational medicine. Our urgent care centers serve more people than any other facility of its type in western north carolina.