ChristianaCare-GoHealth Urgent Care

judy walker

Went there this morning and waited four to see the doctor. I had already been there and signed in when the office decided to not take anymore walk ins. There were 2 girls that came in after me and signed in after I did and they left for lunch. I was still there waiting. When they came back they ended up getting to go ahead of me. When I asked why I was told they were there before me but that was not thetruth. They also let someone who was late for his appointment go in as well. I really hope I get my money back since I didn't get to see the doctor. I like the way white folks are treated. I will never go there again. .wa

Jaclyn Turner

My concerns were taken seriously and I felt like everyone took their time and did not try to rush through tests or results.

Joanna Furmanski

Great facility with very friendly staff. The doctor was kind, knowledgeable and saw us in a timely manner. Definitely recommend and will return when necessary! Excellent experience!!

Stephanie Cozine

Wait time is what makes this location appealing. But the strict requirements for masking toddlers and children with special needs is ridiculous. I was LECTURED three times in the 30 min I was there about making my toddler and my autistic son wear a mask. They insisted I make them try. It was a waste of resources. I am a healthcare professional myself, I keep track of covid conditions, recommendations, etc. My son is considered to be immunocompromised, I understand the risks and the importance of these measures. But it's incredibly frustrating that even after explaining I was still lectured an additional two times. There was NO sensitivity towards my child's disability. I was made to feel like an awful parent and citizen because I was unable to MAKE my children wear masks. Trust me, if I could I would. This speaks to a much greater need for autism awareness among healthcare professionals.