The Action Cam was there on Friday morning as a line of people waited to get inside, even before the doors opened.
"They line up there an hour before they open. 30 people are lined up there all the time," one nearby resident said. "It's ridiculous."
After it opened, Upper Moreland Township police came in and briefly shut it down to serve a search warrant. It has since been allowed to reopen.
They would not say what the warrant is for.
According to law enforcement and residents living nearby, this has been going for quite a while. Many suspect illegal activity is happening here.
Advanced Urgent Care clinics raided in Philly, Montco
But one man we talked to insists everything is on the up-and-up.
"Your MRI's have to be straight, they verify with the hospital. They don't give you a lot of tablets, they only give you so many tablets. Nobody can just walk in here for a prescription, they would just turn them out," said Anthony Pasinato.
We asked Pasinato why he thinks authorities are focusing on this facility.
"Well because some people abuse it and they're coming down hard on doctors, period, in the pain management area," he said.
Records show that the owner of the Advanced Urgent Care, Dr. Mehdi Nikaparvfard, was recently arrested by the U.S. Marshals on a civil contempt charge.
When that happened officials say he threatened the deputies on his way to jail. He's now facing charges for that.
The DEA tells Action News there is an ongoing investigation, which is why the clinic is allowed to operate.
RELATED: Action News' original report on this story from 2015
VIDEO: DEA agents raid Advanced Urgent Care facilities
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