AFC Urgent Care Bound Brook

Reviews

• CH

  Cynthia Hoffman

  6 days ago
  5.0
  Had bad congestion went as a walk in and was greeted and taking care of immediately and on my way home. The staff is extremely kind, friendly and sympathetic no matter what your issue is. I highly recommend them this facility
• AA

  Alice F Wickham (Ali)

  Apr 4, 2026
  5.0
  Lovely experience the staff are friendly, efficient and my physician solve the problem of my ear blockage with ease, and made me feel very comfortable.
• FG

  Future Girl

  Apr 4, 2026
  5.0
  Great experience, friendly, nice environment and my physician solve the problem with ease. Great service thanks. Definitely use the service in the future
• NS

  Navrit Singh

  Mar 20, 2026
  5.0
  The front desk staff, nurse, and doctor I met are all wonderful. Dr. Bhatia is an attentive listener, she helped me understand my problem, prescribed me a treatment, and informed me on the best next steps to take. Overall a very positive experience, thanks!
• JJ

  Jasmine Jaywant

  Mar 7, 2026
  2.0
  Place is fine, seemed efficient. I’m having trouble with the medications prescribed to me by the nurse practitioner. (Note - physician is there only on Wednesdays, other days you get a NP or PA). I went with a cold, runny nose, and cough, which had lasted 4 days, and had a fever of 101.5 (per their thermometer, I did not feel feverish in the least, nor did I look it). Anyway, prescription was for CEFDINIR 300 mg (antibiotic) for 7 days, Benzonatate 100 mg (for cough. I asked why not Robitussin or DayQuil/NyQuil but she couldn’t provide a reason), Desloratadine 5mg (for seasonal allergies, which I have never had in my life and which I wasn’t even asked about), and Fluticasone Propionate (Nasal spray, which is a corticosteroid). My copay to the prescriptions - almost $60. (The last 2 were $25 each) I talked to the pharmacist and decided to not pick those 2 up. I’m no doctor but I didn’t want to take medication for something I don’t even have (seasonal allergies) nor a steroid. Seemed massive overkill to me. But here is the kicker - please Google CEFDINIR. The reviews are abysmal, overall rating 2.0, some much lower, and user after user describe their horror stories of awful side effects that persisted for months. Luckily, I read them before taking the first dose. I’m going to stay miles away and will see my primary on Monday - only went here coz it was the weekend. So Nurse Practitioner Maria, you’re a very nice person but please explain why you prescribed CEFDINIR with its horrendous reviews (are you not aware of its side-effects and rating?) when perfectly good antibiotics that have been used for 50, 60 years are available? And why did you prescribe an antihistamine and a super expensive nasal spray when perfectly good ones are available off the shelf? And oh - the nurse who took my vitals, very nice young woman, could neither read nor pronounce the names of the regular medications I am on on a daily basis - she struggled and I said the names for her. I wish I had stayed at home and continued with Tylenol and DayQuil instead of wasting $45 on the clinic co-pay. Needless to say, I wouldn’t be going there again.