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Quality of Care
Experience is how care felt from your side of the table: wait, respect, language, the ride home, and whether anyone followed up. We use what you tell us to make the clinic better — not as a marketing slogan.
Did this week actually work for you? We want your honest answers — not only an online review.

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1 of 4 · What do you want to know from me?
Whether we listened, offered choices, and followed up.
A short survey may ask if we asked for your ideas, helped you set a goal, and checked back. That is more useful than a star rating alone.
Your CareCoach — a person on your team — is often the one who asks. You can also tell the front desk or call 352-565-7342.
2 of 4 · What should a good visit feel like?
On time enough, private, and in words you understand.
We work to keep waits short. You should have a quiet place to talk. You should hear the plan in English or Spanish, without a rush.
If something felt off — a long wait, a hallway conversation, a form you did not understand — tell us. Privacy training is part of how we work.
3 of 4 · What about counseling and mood?
Staying with care is part of a good experience.
If you are coming for counseling or medicine for mood, we want you to be able to keep coming — in person or by video when that fits. We may ask two brief mood questions. A hard answer means we connect you with a clinician, not a lecture.
Call 911 if you or someone else is in danger now. 988 if someone needs a person now.
4 of 4 · Will my answers change anything?
Yes. That is why we ask.
We look at wait times, whether people come back, and whether you felt the visit worked. Your answers help us add hours, change how we greet you, and train the team.
You will not lose your sliding-fee discount or your appointment because you were honest.
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Crystal River Health Center, operated by Citrus County Rural Health, Inc., an FQHC Look-Alike. These pages explain how we care for you and your family. Your official medical chart stays at the clinic. For an appointment, call 352-565-7342 (TTY 711). Call 911 if you or someone else is in danger now. 988 if someone needs a person now.