Hil H.
8/5/2016
I stopped at DoctorsNow after work at about 5 p.m. I was able to get in quickly, and I found the doctor/PA (not sure, she didn't introduce herself) to be really friendly and competent. I think...
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8779 Northpark Ct
Johnston, IA 50131
DoctorsNow is a reputable walk-in urgent care clinic serving Central Iowa since 2007. They offer a range of medical services including urgent care for illnesses and injuries, primary care, occupational medicine, DOT physicals, and COVID-19 testing. With four convenient locations in Altoona, Johnston, West Des Moines, and virtual visits, they provide accessible healthcare options for patients across the region.
The dedicated team of board-certified physicians at DoctorsNow's West Des Moines and Altoona clinics delivers personalized care for patients of all ages. They also provide employer-paid health services, welcoming workers' compensation visits regardless of the workplace. The clinic boasts an experienced team of medical professionals, including physicians, nurse practitioners, and a radiation therapist, ensuring comprehensive care for their patients.
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Jason M.
12/13/2020
More like Doctor's Never... we waited over 2 hours when there were only 4 patients. The care was below average and it was poorly organized. One doctor, one nurse and one receptionist on a...
Niki H.
3/24/2019
The receptionist was nice although asking you to describe why you need to be seen, as well as your cell and address in front of a line fill of people seems to be anti patient privacy. The nurse...
Dani M.
4/17/2021
Do not go here. Extremely long wait times. Had a simple drug screen and was the only patient in the building, waited over an hour before I had to absolutely use the restroom, had to leave early...
M W.
11/8/2020
They do not see anyone who is sick! Even if it is one low grade symptom of Covid. I understand the extra precautions, but people are still getting sick with strep throat, sinus infections etc....
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