Dignity Health-GoHealth Urgent Care

@1600 market street, San Francisco, California, Male doctor was hiding inside somewhere. We only heard his voice. The front desk lady is doing all his work. We are there to see the professional doctor NOT the front desk clerk. Just to let you know all they have a sign saying written something like they deserve a respect but what about our hard earned MONEY we pay for 2 hours of doctors visits.
Jul 30th, 2022

Feel sorry about this kind of health care in San Francisco city. I went to Dignity Health-GoHealth Urgent Care, 1600 market street Yesterday and received no any clue what is going on with my health. I still have nausea and headache. My chest is still very heavy. I always had lower blood pressure. But I found myself that my pressure has gone up. I wasted 250$ for waiting a doctor to see me, but I was left with the front desk and a small guy who said himself a Health care provider. He looked so confused and helpless. Can anybody please suggest, where can I go and treat myself. I need medication help.
Jul 29th, 2022

Really was treated like a friend who cared about me. The nurse made me laugh and relaxed. And the physician's assistant prescribed the perfect med to crush COVID. So there's a lot to like about Dignity Urgent care!
Jul 8th, 2022

Jul 1st, 2022

I went to this urgent care on 5.29.2022, 6.3.2022, and 6.6.2022. On my first visit, I was seen promptly and had my vitals taken, received a COVID and Strep test (both negative), and was seen by a doctor shortly thereafter. I had some minor cold symptoms and was told to treat them with OTC methods. Then my symptoms worsened. I got a sore throat and cold sores on my lips. On the 2nd visit, I was prescribed an anti-viral for herpes and cough suppressant for the throat. I was also told to take painkillers as needed. The symptoms worsened and I was in pretty bad pain all around. On the third visit, I felt neglected. The doctor seemed to have forgotten to come into my room after the nurse took my vitals because I waited a long time and the intake nurse seemed to have thought my room empty and was surprised to see me when she walked in and said she'll go get the doctor. I had a fever of 100 degrees. Then the doctor then swabbed my cold sores to test for herpes and told me the test would be finished sometime later that day but I should continue finishing the anti-viral. He didn't talk about running more tests - if the facility wasn't equipped to do so, he could have told me to go to different urgent care. He told me to just sweat out the illness with painkillers too. He didn't ask if I had any questions. When he was leaving, he didn't tell me if I needed to wait in the room for the nurse to finish up with me or if I could just leave. Today on 6.8.2022, I went to the San Francisco Hospital Urgent Care and the quality of care was extremely different. The nurses and physician asked a lot of questions, explained why they were ordering certain tests, and explained everything they were prescribing me, including antibiotics. They prescribed me generic Tylenol and lidocaine for pain management too. I am going to stay away from Dignity Health.
Jun 25th, 2022