With Summit + CityMD you can:
• Find walk-in urgent care with location-based search results so that you can get to the Summit Health or CityMD location nearest you.
• Find Summit Health providers based on the type of care you need, or search for a provider by name.
• Schedule in-person appointments, and view and manage existing appointments at your convenience.
• Complete Summit Health intake forms ahead of time, saving you from paperwork at the provider’s office.
• Access Athena-scheduled telehealth visits with Summit Health primary care and specialty providers.
• Get on-demand virtual urgent care 24/7 with provider availability shown in real time.
• Track your health and test results, from blood tests to X-rays and more.
• View post-visit documents such as patient care summaries, discharge summaries, and return to work or school notes.
• Choose a preferred pharmacy for prescription pick-ups and refills, as well as view your prescriptions.
• Easy access to make bill payments from our billing portal or with your bill statement code.
• Update personal information and manage your notification settings.
Summit Health is one of the nation’s leading independent, physician-governed multispecialty medical groups. We’re committed to offering high-quality and coordinated primary, specialty, and urgent care through our 2,000+ providers and 200+ locations in New Jersey, New York, and Central Oregon.
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Is Summit free?
Yes, Summit is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Is Summit legit?
⚠️ The Summit app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
Have not been able to sign in despite all the troubleshooting. Every time I need to visit urgent care for me or a family member the admin staff has to resort to pen and paper sign in. To get results, I’m routed to the web browser, and end up in an endless loop. Also beware: if you have Blue Cross and visit on a weekend they are “unable to verify insurance” and so you will be billed out of pocket and must submit to insurance on your own. Just not at all the kind of service or convenience expected in the 21st century.
Useless
All it does is spin and you’re waiting and waiting and it never stops. If you want look at your results that works about 40%. Trying to look at upcoming or check-in’s work about 5% of time.
Looking at urgent care what is listed is not the actual time you're there. You may check in which self check in which I do like. However your actual to see a doctor or get results from a test can be 45 minutes or longer. Had a rapid Covid test done I waited over 90 mins for the test results.
A lot of issues
All appointments booked on the app show an hour earlier then when it is. The app takes forever to load and errors a lot so you have to close and reopen.
City md
So usually when a provider says we take your insurance it means it’s covered….
So I got a Covid test/rsv
All that for $700
Summit health/city md
Wake the F up!
Ridiculous.
What is the way to contact anyone at Summit Health/WestMed? Everything seems to be a big secret. According to them I have no insurance despite the receptionist asking me for my new card. Not an encouraging impression.
Trash App and Website
The app itself continuously crashes and I’m using an IPhone 15 on the latest iOS. Same issue when I used my iPad and PC. It would continuously load on the insurance or payment section and crash or restart. The app was working fine and well a few months ago but is completely garbage and is most likely losing clients (including me, who switched over to another telehealth app).
Bare bones , bugs and just bad
No records just error messages and results . I’d hope to get, doctors notes, other notes namely clinical from this but just very resourceful or useful at all
Summit City website is absolutely awful.
It opens to so much nonsense that a serious message is lost amidst the nonsense.
……..a physician patient.
Criminal
The system has been down for days. Useless.
There must be legislation for companies holding electronic health records to be fined and prosecuted if services are unavailable.
Being a custodian of patient health data is life or death. And those responsible for preventing access should be prosecuted accordingly.
