Cone Health Regional Center for Infectious Disease

Reviews

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  Nila Busch

  Sep 25, 2025
  5.0
  I was very impressed with this facility. From the time I came in to the time I left, they were wonderful. The woman who took my vitals, Stephanie Dixon( the practioner), to the woman who took my bloodwork. Everyone was very professional. The office and rooms were very clean, as well. I came in slightly nervous( always at Dr's appts). I left out at ease. I thank them for that. I would recommend this facility to anyone who would need it.
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  samantha cook

  Jul 29, 2025
  1.0
  I walked in a wanted to walk out bathrooms had condoms on the walls, trans flag in a frame. Gay flag behind the check in desk, pride Christmas tree, and the wall in the back was painted like the trans flags. I don’t care what you do or what you believe but felt like it was being pushed down my throat and felt uncomfortable there. Your are to be professional at a doctors office. No matter what your sexuality is don’t do that some times people bring in their children and they don’t want them to see that
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  Issa Smith

  Jul 2, 2024
  1.0
  Cassie is great ! Update 11-20-24: I just found out my spouse was having an affair and gave me syphilis earlier this year. We both come to this clinic to get our prep injections and they know my spouse comes too. When i was positive for syphilis i was being grilled heavily about having multiple sex partners whole time it was my spouse! I kept swearing to them i would never cheat on my spouse! I was confused on how I had gotten it in the first place! I can’t believe that they would try to manipulate me and try to make me at fault for something he gave me! I will not be returning and now i side eye medicine as a whole!
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  Betty Nelson

  Aug 10, 2018
  5.0
  I have traveled to 60 different countries, and lived in Asia for 10 years. For the past 5 years I have used this travel clinic and love it. They are knowledgeable, caring, and cost efficient. I saw a post that someone felt they had a bad experience at the clinic, and I respect their opinion, but believe it must have been an isolated situation. If you are traveling, please do not hesitate to use this clinic. No matter what travel clinic you use, you need to have a consultation appointment as soon as possible. Two weeks ahead is probably not a sufficient time, as some vaccines take weeks to become effective even after they are given, and some are harder to obtain. I would recommend AT LEAST two months ahead of traveling. Yes, you might wind up going back a second time, but your life is worth it. I saw a post with problems getting a yellow fever vaccine. There is currently a world wide shortage of this vaccine due to production rates lagging behind need. Those of us choosing to travel to yellow fever risk areas are rightfully at a lower priority of receiving the vaccine than are those forced to expose their children to this dangerous disease every day. All clinics in the US are dealing with the shortage of this vaccine in the US, and hopefully the production will catch up with the demand shortly. Malaria medicines vary based on what region you are visiting, latest information about that area, your personal medical condition, and ability to tolerate different side effects. To my knowledge, the clinic does not fill prescriptions for the malaria medications, but gives you a prescription based on your particular needs. Most malaria medications need to be taken before traveling to be effective, so do not wait to make an appointment. I am not a doctor, so don't rely on my recommendations other than to visit a travel clinic asap if you are planning travel. And if you are a doctor or medical professional, please correct any mistakes that I made!!

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