Dr Bowman literally laughed us out. My 13yr old son was coughing and saying his chest hurt immediately after a wrestling match. He was grasping his chest and complaining of pain. He told me he tasted blood and this has happened before after matches and he should probably see a doctor (meaning the next day- not necessarily urgent). Between obvious concern and the impending bad weather, I brought him to Urgent Care directly from wrestling- where I was mocked by Dr Bowman. He laughed at me and said "What did you think? He's having a heart attack?  He's 13!" Laughing in almost a manic way- it was unsettling. He looked at the vitals on a piece of paper that the medical assistant took and said he's "perfectly healthy. If he wasn't, he couldn't have just done a wrestling match. I don't know what you want me to do." In which I did reply that he was the doctor so I thought he would check my child out- there are things such as injuries that could be the problem. My son wouldn't answer him honestly about his symptoms after the reactions from Dr Bowman- acting as we were wasting his time. He didn't assess for any potential injuries- only taking a guessing at a potential residual virus from November- certainly not from an actual examination.  It was the most unprofessional, disrespectful, and shameful treatment I have ever witnessed from a doctor. Thankfully, my son is fine, but not because of any assistance or assurances from Dr Bowman. I understand that we parents overreact at times and perhaps bringing him in wasn't necessary- but if a child says their chest hurts and coughs some blood into a tissue immediately after physical activity, says he should see a doctor (what 13 year old boy says that?), I imagine most people would get it checked out. I also understand that if the child changes their symptoms to the doctor, that obviously affects the exam- but I would have hoped that the physician would still have checked him out and done so in a professional manner. Dr Bowman continued to laugh and said "I'm kicking you out of here." Clearly a joke, but considering the entire experience, it didn't exactly land well.   We have always used Advocate Urgent Care on Sequoia. If we were without other options and must use it again, I will refuse him as our physician. After speaking with many other parents, who were horrified by our interactions, we were advised to go to other facilities and that they would not use this one. The impending bill from this visit (or "lack of care" as I would describe it), isn't going to sit well. I do hope that Dr Bowman receives some sort of patient interaction updated training. Thank you for taking the time to read this. 
SQ