Malta Med Emergent Care

Reviews

• WB

  William Brunet

  3 days ago
  1.0
  Waited 2-3 hours for a 30 second xray. They told me it wasn’t broken anyway. You’re better off going to orthony urgent care for any orthopedic injuries. I work for the health system and yet I am extremely unsatisfied with my experience.
• JT

  Jessica Turner

  May 12, 2026
  1.0
  If I could give zero stars, I would! Don’t waste your time-go ANYWHERE else. Saratoga hospital ER saved the day for me
• KH

  Kolby Huntington

  May 8, 2026
  2.0
  I have been here three times since moving to Saratoga, once turned away due to not having an ultrasound tech. Second time, I was met with absolutely zero bedside manner and made to feel more uncomfortable during an already uncomfortable time of illness, but received the care I needed. Third time, I left after triage and made an appointment elsewhere due to receptions attitude— I felt as though another less than satisfactory experience may be had here. I understand the medical field is desensitizing, but being met with a drop of warmth from healthcare professionals is really appreciated by those in need of urgent care.
• KB

  Katie Baril

  May 2, 2026
  1.0
  Do not use this lab. The person checking you in is incompetent and unable to do her job. I had blood work to be completed. The script was faxed to their office. I then waited an hour after they checked me in to be told they didn’t have a script. This is very unprofessional. She was not wearing an id badge so I am unsure of her name but she has no idea how to do her job.
• JM

  Julia MacNaughton

  Apr 29, 2026
  1.0
  Would give a negative if I could. I went in for a lot of pain in my neck and having a migraine for 3 days straight while I had an infected pimple on my face. I went because I was concerned about sepsis. Waited 4 hrs in the waiting room, got called back to a room sat in the room for 2 hrs not a single nurse or pa came in to talk to me or to update me on anything. I rang my call bell to see if they had an eta for me to be seen because at this point of me being brought back there wasn’t a lot of people left on the office. Once I rang the call bell the pa finally came in. I expressed my concerned and was brushed off by the pa. I explained I was currently on an antibiotic and that I started Saturday morning (I was on it for 3 days prior to this visit) The pa asked me if the infection went away after I took the pill Saturday morning. This question had me a little confused because he either didn’t listen to me stating that I started it that day or he doesn’t understand that taking one pill of an antibiotic doesn’t make it go away. Them he made it seem like I was being paranoid for thinking I was in the early stages of sepsis and because I was coherent at the time. The pa never felt around my neck only looked quickly at the pimple under the band aid. He had me move my head around to make sure it wasn’t meningitis but that wasn’t my concern. He then told me he was prescribing me an antibiotic even though I just started taking one already. He then explained to me that sepsis is a big bacterial infection and doesn’t happen all that often and told me I didn’t need any labs or test and then let me know the nurse would be in shortly for discharge papers. Less than 24hrs later I was rushed to a hospital because I was going into septic shock. If you don’t want to listen to patients true concerns don’t go into a field that you care for people and ignore their concerns as if you know how their body feels on a daily basis. It doesn’t matter if you’re busy at the time or not every patient should be treated the same and listened to and be able to trust drs professional opinions.

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