Fast Pace Health
reviews and complaints

The staff seemed to be in a hurry and didn't take the time to explain things to me. I felt like I was just another number to them. The waiting room was crowded and uncomfortable. The doctor was nice enough, but didn't seem to really listen to my concerns. I left feeling frustrated and like I had wasted my time and money.

However, I will say that the clinic was clean and well-maintained. The equipment seemed to be up-to-date and in good working order. The location was convenient and easy to find. And the hours were flexible, which was helpful.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend Fast Pace Health. While the clinic may be fast-paced, it's not worth sacrificing quality of care and customer service. I would suggest looking elsewhere for your healthcare needs.

I had a tele med visit with Fast Pace Health on December 23rd, and I gotta say, it was pretty good. I have Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurance, and they told me that my tele med visit would only be $50. I was pretty happy with that, but then, about a month later, I got a bill for another $200. I was pretty confused, so I called up the billing office to ask what was going on.

They told me that the extra $200 was my insurance copay, which was a bit of a bummer. I asked them what the cash price for a tele med visit was, and they said it was $135. I figured I could pay the difference of $85, but they said no. Apparently, I would have had to pay that on the day of the tele med visit.

I was pretty frustrated, but then they went and billed my credit card another $200! Now I'm out $250 for a 3 minute tele med visit. To make matters worse, I got another bill for $50 more dollars on February 28th. It's pretty frustrating to deal with their rip off billing practices, so I would definitely recommend being careful if you decide to use Fast Pace Health.

I recently stumbled upon Fast Pace Health while driving home from work and was immediately intrigued by their sign advertising special treatment for veterans. The smell of Lee's Famous Chicken wafting from the nearby restaurant only added to my curiosity. I couldn't help but wonder if a veteran drumstick would taste any different than a regular one.

Excited by the prospect of trying something new and unique, I rushed home to call Fast Pace and inquire about their special offer. Unfortunately, I was met with an unnecessary recording that wasted 15 minutes of my time before I was finally connected to someone who could take my order. However, instead of simply placing my order, the person on the other end of the line began to ramble on about benefits and other nonsense that I didn't quite understand. Apparently, only veterans were eligible for these benefits, leaving me feeling disappointed and left out.

Despite my frustration, I was determined to try this delicious-sounding meal. I decided to call Lee's Famous Chicken to see if I could order a veteran drumstick with all the fixings. Unfortunately, the worker who answered the phone was deaf and didn't quite understand what I was asking for. After repeating myself several times, I was hung up on before I could even place my order.

Needless to say, I was left feeling disappointed and starving. It's a shame that such a unique and potentially delicious meal was out of reach for me due to confusing benefit policies and communication barriers. I hope that in the future, Fast Pace Health and Lee's Famous Chicken can make their offerings more accessible to all customers, regardless of their veteran status or ability to communicate effectively.

On Thursday, January 04, 2024, I visited the Fast Pace Urgent Care located in Greenwood, MS. I arrived at the facility at 7:15 pm, only to be be informed by the office staff that “she is not seeing anymore patients tonight”. I could only assume that the “she” who the office staff was referring to was the nurse practitioner. I was in disbelief that I could actually be turned away when I made it there within 45 minutes of closing, and since there was no one else in the lobby to be seen; 45 minutes was ample time to check my vitals, take the necessary swabs from my mouth/nose in order to rule out Strep, COVID or the flu. But, instead I was turned away because the Nurse Practitioner wanted to end her work day 45 minutes earlier. And, for me I had no other option, but to go elsewhere for my treatment since as it turned out….I was diagnosed with COVID!