I waited in the waiting area and check in for a short amount of time. I spent over an hour and a half in the patient room. They got my vitals right away but the actual nurses took forever to come in just to get information from me about why I was there. Then they left. And I waited over an hour from see the nurses to see a doctor. Of which doctor just listened to my chest my lungs, and looked at my throat went over a couple of symptoms not even all of them. Never told me if the rapid strep culture was negative or positive. And then said she was giving me some medication to help with inflammation of the throat and to help with my constant coughing and left. Literally in to see me and talk to me and make sure all was good for less than 5 minutes not kidding or exaggerating. A different nurse came in 10 mins later to swab my nose to test for covid RSV and flu. I had to ask the nurse if I could go back to work the next day or if I need to stay home still. And I had to ask nurse to get a doctor's note stating if I needed to stay home that I needed to stay home and give it to my employer so I don't lose my job which is how I get insurance to actually go to a doctor and pay their salaries and have jobs. Then next day got my test results flu was positive but no one asked from office if I was feeling any better. No one told me over the phone if I could go back to work the following day or if I needed to stay home or what the protocol was for having the flu. I had to call back ask those questions and then had to come back to the office to get another docotrs note to give to my employer for me to be out a couple more days until fever went away. It was all very annoying. And even more annoying I had to keep calling and going back and forth between my house and the acute care center. I do have the live well app have approved emails and text messages for communication. Was able to reserve a spot for the time I arrived there at the acute care and put in my complaints and illnesses at the time. My information has not changed nor my insurance for medical. So that all was fast but everything else took for ever and the doctor seemed too busy, like there were more pressing things than my care or helping me out. The nurses were really nice letting me have the lights off in the room while I waited forever because I had such a bad pounding headache. Doctor didn't seemed to even notice or care I had a headache. Didn't even ask me about the pain or if I had pressure any where or nothing. I felt like just an insignificant speck of dust that the doctor could careless about. But then again most advocate doctors especially ER acute care and specialist doctors I feel like that and don't ever seem to care about why I'm there or even that I am there and treat me like a speck of dust. 
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