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The Little Clinic is located right inside your neighborhood grocery store. Our board-certified nurse practitioners and physician assistants can diagnose and treat minor illnesses, administer vaccines, provide physicals and much more! Plus, we are open 7 days a week and we take most insurance plans.
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- AWAllison WheelerJul 24, 20251.0Absolutely horrible experience. Brought my 13 year old daughter in for a strep test. While filling out the forms, I opted to also have her tested for flu/covid since she was running a low grade fever for 3 days with a sore throat and body aches. Not my first child, so I'm not one to freak out but I did want to have a strep test just in case. However, I also know my kid has had a much higher fever for days longer, present way sicker than she appeared, and it be just a virus. Nurse Practitioner Val came in and stated I should never have allowed my child to be so sick for 3 days and she probably had meningitis. She also said that she would have taken her own child to the ER days ago. For real, a descending 100.6 fever with sore throat (not even red or spotted), and body aches does not seem like a true emergency to me. That's exactly why I went to a Little Clinic instead of the ER. My child had strep 1 other time in her life so I don't know her strep symptoms and thought it couldn't hurt to get tested. I thought I was being proactive by getting her checked. Val was rude and unprofessional to me acting like I was a terrible mom. Since she frightened my daughter and me into thinking she had meningitis, we of course went to the ER. Four hours later in the waiting room, $250 ER deductible, then hours in an ER room, x-rays and a million tests later, it was confirmed, she just had a virus. ER doctor's couldn't believe a NP sent a child to them to be tested for meningitis, which is done by a spinal tap by the way. Shame on Val for over reacting, making me feel like a terrible parent, and freaking out my child. Not to mention wasting the ER's time when all I wanted to know is if my child had strep or if it was just a virus. No idea why Val felt the need to act the way she did, but please be warned that she is not a reliable nurse practitioner. On a side note, the nurse at the Little Clinic said this was their second patient they sent to the ER for meningitis testing. Sounds like Val might need a refresher course before school gets back in and the cold and flu season hits. Moral of the story, go somewhere else for your health needs!
- JGJohn GilmoreDec 26, 20241.0I came here recently because I had symptoms of a cold that worsened. By the time I scheduled an appointment here to be seen by Valerie Maddox. I had a fever of 101.7 The issue I have with this clinic is the lack of experience from the staff and the overall quality of care that you receive here. I was billed 99.00 for my visit only to receive a 10 day supply of 875 mg amoxicillin. Valerie told me to call her at the clinic if this doesn't get better since I had this illness before. She mentioned another medication that could help, but it had a side effect and to let her know if my condition worsens or doesn't improve to call her and try that next. After taking medication for 10 days, I called to inform Valerie that I still didn't feel better and requested a refill of amoxicillin or the medication that she originally wanted to prescribe me. She was not available, and the person who I spoke to said that since Valerie was off that I would have to make another appointment and be billed again for another visit.i told her that I just paid 100 dollars already and thats when she mentioned going to the ER. I just told her at this point that she could not or would not help me in this situation. My initial visit was on December 5th. I called back on December 19th when all this happened. I never heard back from Valerie or anyone. I won't be coming here again.
- LDLaura DoddFeb 20, 20241.0The absolute rudest service ever. I would not take my worst enemy here.
- JKJ.L. KipfmillerAug 23, 20212.0I mean the staff was great, parking was good... but I cannot get them to ever answer the phone. I called 6 times and was not even able to leave a voice message... It is sad that we cannot ever seem to get a real human being to answer a simple phone. Why advertise a number if you are unwilling to man the phone? Honestly...
- CNCatherine NunziataAug 28, 20195.0As a NP I appreciate having good, consistent, efficient care that is close. Have dropped in for strep test, respiratory infections, screenings for work and physicals for kiddos. So easy.
Frequently Asked Questions About The Little Clinic
Where is The Little Clinic located?
The Little Clinic is located inside Kroger Marketplace at 378 Marketplace Pkwy, Dawsonville, GA 30534, USA.
What services does The Little Clinic offer?
The clinic offers diagnosis and treatment of minor illnesses, vaccines, physicals, and more, provided by board-certified nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
What are the operating hours of The Little Clinic?
The clinic is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, and 24 hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
Does The Little Clinic accept insurance and what payment options are available?
The clinic accepts most insurance plans and payments can be made via American Express, Cash, Check, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa.
Is COVID-19 testing available at The Little Clinic?
Yes, COVID-19 testing is available by appointment only, with testing criteria based on CDC and state guidelines. The tests are self-administered PCR tests overseen by certified healthcare providers.
How can I schedule an appointment at The Little Clinic?
You can schedule an appointment online through the Kroger website at https://www.kroger.com/health/clinic/schedule-appointment or via the Kroger mobile app.
Is The Little Clinic wheelchair accessible?
Yes, The Little Clinic has wheelchair accessible entrances, parking, and restrooms for your convenience.
What nearby places can I visit around The Little Clinic?
Nearby, you can visit Starbucks for coffee, Kroger Pharmacy for your prescription needs, or enjoy shopping at Kroger Marketplace grocery store, all conveniently located around The Little Clinic.
Can I grab a movie rental or snack near The Little Clinic?
Yes, Redbox rental kiosks are nearby for movie rentals and snacks, providing a fun option before or after your visit to the clinic.
Are there salons or spas close to The Little Clinic?
Yes, several beauty and wellness options like IMAGE Studios, Glam Spa by Fran, and Western Roots & Co Salon are nearby if you'd like to pamper yourself during your visit.