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Solantic Walk In Urgent Care
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citysearch c.
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I took my husband there because he had a fever of 104. As we were waiting in the lobby children were running around and playing with the water machine spilling water all over the floor. The receptionist never said a thing to the parents to control their children, until I slipped on the floor. Once my husband was seen they ran a flu test, and a strep test and when both were negative so they said he needed to go to the ER to get a Spinal Tap. We asked if he could by chance have a Sinus Infection and were told no, even though the doctor said his sinuses were inflammed. We chose not to go to the ER because we thought it was a bit drastic, good thing we didn't because the next morning my husband went to the Minute Clinic and was given an Antibotic for a Sinus Infection!! Two days on the meds and he was as good as new. \r
A few weeks later when I was checking my bank balance I see a charge for 51.00 from Solantic. I couldn't understand why I had a charge weeks later after I had already paid m
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