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Piedmont Minor Emergency Clinic
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Called for a refill and they were NOT willing to submit the refill to my pharmacy; I was told one must go back and pay for another $150 office visit. I was surprised by this and realized this was why they were stingy with the amount of medication they prescribed. I felt that for the steep office fee of $150 they would be willing to at least provide one lousy refill. I should have suspected that Piedmont Minor Emergency Clinic was only interested in collecting their fee due to the immediate demand of the $150 before being allowed to even see a doctor. A shabby office, unprofessional and one gets the sense it's just a "money-mill" for those patients who are hard pressed to get an appointment at a proper facility. Do yourself a favor and seek proper medical care, unless you like being squeezed for more money should you require a refill on your medication.
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