AtlantiCare Urgent Care Hammonton

I wasn’t feeling good for 2 days. Sinus congestion headache and yellow mucus coming from my nose. I checked in on the app and was taken in right away only to sit in the room for an hour! I told them what pharmacy I use twice and they still sent it to the wrong pharmacy! Dr on duty was not very nice. I was ready to walk out and go elsewhere! I think you need more than one Doctor on duty!

I had a sore ear & sore throat. My son took me to Urgent Care in Hammonton on Sunday morning. I was seen fairly quickly. The physician's assistant, Mr. Salomen, was wonderful. He explained why he was prescribing certain meds. The lady at the front desk was also very nice. The people working with Mr .Salomen were very good too. I would recommend this place.

Awful. Came here with an hour left before closing for an xray, they refused to help me on account of "not having enough time" for it, referring me to their nearby hospital ER. Thanks to these lazy people I just got handed an asenine $1,700 insurance bill. Inconsiderate and maliciously indifferent staff.

Absolutely horrendous doctor at this office. I was prescribed a new medication and was experiencing negative side effects for a couple days (nausea, vomiting, sinus and ear issues, nightmares/sleep issues). I called my doctor, who told me to go to urgent care. I went to the urgent care in hammonton and encountered the rudest, most condescending doctor I’ve ever seen. First, the doctor asked what side effects I was having. I had a sticky note that i wrote down and was going to read them, and the doctor interrupted “I don’t want you to read from that. I want you to tell me.” So I tried to recall all the side effects i had been having. The doctor then asked if I was taking any other medications and I said yeah I was on antibiotics for an infection and she asked when I started and I said “I

Do not waste your time going here. You will wait a ridiculously long time no matter how many people are ahead of you. You will sit there and wait while your child cries, only to be sent to the ER 90% of the time.