Fast and easy service every time. The staff is friendly and will help if I have a large load. They…read moremake the process seamless!

This place is super easy to find and has a very easy donation process. I went here to donate…read moreclothes and shoes, but they also take toys, furniture, home goods, appliances, tools, etc. You can pull up to the front door and drop off your items with zero wait time. The staff was willing to help unload my car if assistance was needed. Very prompt and curtesy service. And yes, they do provide a donation receipt for those who would like one for tax purposes.

The employees and volunteers at Harvest House do a remarkable job of helping those in need! This a…read moreis a great organization for which to volunteer or donate to in order to help our neighbors.

They definitely have very very good prices at the harvest house And they had such a big variety of…read moregoodies there if you're in the area you need to stop by

I just got discharged today after a two week stay at this facility. Having spent a lot of time in…read morehospitals over the past year and dealing with other rehab facilities a few years ago, I believe I can give a good review of this facility. First, the facility itself. Everything was clean and well maintained. The rehab equipment was all first class. While the food was not exactly 5 star quality, I had no complaints whatsoever. I would say that I enjoyed 99% of everything they served. There was nothing wrong with the other 1%; it just didn't please my palate. I have a good appetite, and I was satisfied with the portion sizes. Unlike other hospitals, the meals were virtually all served on time. Now, the staff. Every therapist I worked with was outstanding. These included Sarah, Dennis, Miguel, Rudy, Edwin, and Carmine. As far as the care, the vast majority were great. I missed a few of their names, but the standouts were Caroline, Karen, Chenemun (?), and Olaniyi. A few of the night staff left a bit to be desired, but the rest of the staff were outstanding. The physicians were all caring and attentive. You won't go wrong if you choose this facility for your rehab.

My Sister was in this facility for 2 weeks. Her Medicare did not cover her stay so she called and…read morehad her Medicare switched to one that would but that its would take one business day. I put down the money for her stay after being told by Daniella that I would be refunded after her Medicare kicked in. As promised Medicare began paying for her stay on the second day. She passed away 2 weeks after her stay so I was busy with arrangements and grief. I called Texas Rehab 3 weeks after her death and they told me my refund would take a while to process which I understood. It has now been 5 months and I have not gotten my refund of over $11,000 and all the people I was working with have left the company. No one seems to know anything about anything. If you decided to stay at this facility make sure about the payment arrangements before agreeing.

I received a nameogram yesterday, and the care and quality medical care I received were top notch…read more Experience was wonderful. Jazmin and Dallas were my team; they were warm caring and attentive. Authentic conversations appropriate for the setting while not antiseptic. I highly recommend; great care from Head to Toes!

I am writing to express my deep frustration regarding the Sports Physical event on May 28, 2026…read more After rearranging my schedule and navigating through heavy accident traffic on Highway 287 from Waxahachie, my child and I arrived at 5:20 PM. The event was advertised to run from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, yet we were turned away at the door by a nurse who stated that they had reached a 200-student limit and would not accept anyone else. The promotional materials mentioned absolutely nothing about a patient cap policy. Turning families away a mere 80 minutes into a three-hour event points to a severe lack of adequate staffing and proper event planning. As I left, I witnessed numerous other parents pulling in, only to face the same rejection. This was an incredibly poor experience, and our family will be taking our business elsewhere.

Time for another renewal…read more They have moved from their previous location but it's literally right around the corner. I've been coming to Dunn CPR for years! They had sent me a remainder email that it was time to renew my BLS card. I went this morning. They have weekly classes Tuesday-Saturday at 9am. And it's $40 to renew before the end of the month it's due. The class is quick, and straight to the point. Everyone has their own separate mannequins to practice on, Adults and Peds. Depending on how big the class is you might have to share. I like how the mannequins can alert you if you're doing your compressions correctly. The instructor is also guiding you to make sure you are doing it the right way. You go through the course, videos and skills check off. You take the test at the end and get your card emailed to you on the same day. I'll be back in another two years!

My instructor was very nice and helpful. They are cash only and the cpr class is taught by video…read morebut the instructor helps make sure you have the correct technique during practice.

I came here to get a CT scan done that needed to be urgent and I had no trouble getting a same day…read moreappointment luckily. My doctor called in the morning and after checking with my insurance, I heard from front office by 11 and was scheduled for about 4pm. Terry was quick and efficient with the CT scan and he was very nice. The actual scan took about 2 minutes and then I was on my way. Once I got there and filled out all the paperwork, I only waited about 8 minutes before being called back and I could see there were 2 people ahead of me. The office was clean and it was a good experience here.

Hit & miss. I had a hand XRay & had to wait TWO HOURS for it, bc technician didn't know I was…read morescheduled & when she did, she decided to just let me wait despite my appointment time bc she was upset at the front desk. She was rude to me when I mentioned I was just there for a hand XRay. The XRay itself took 5 minutes. Another time when I took my friend for her appointment, we waited over an hour & the front desk didn't communicate it with us. My friend was in so much back pain & couldn't sit comfortably in waiting room. They were rude when we asked. Then some other times we've gone, things were smooth. Again, hit & miss.

Well organized and charitable. Pastor Troy is a Giving individual and loves to spread Gods words as…read moreHe is helping those in need. I'm a member of Open Door Church and I Praise the Lord Daily

Amazing people, made it through very quickly, professional and caring , love the prayer they did ,…read morewould highly recommend; friendly and caring .

My problems with Texas Health Surgery Center of Cleburne began on September 10, 2025, when I was…read morethere for an injection into my lower back with Dr. Scott Berlin. The pre-operative team was great; however, the problems started with the Anesthesiologist. As I was getting onto the table and the nurse was prepping my lower back, the Anesthesiologist made a very inappropriate comment about my butt. Then, in post-op, I was woken up by the nurse quickly raising the head of the gurney. I then asked the nurse to please lower the head back down, and she refused. I explained it was uncomfortable and was making me dizzy. As the room started to spin, I asked for meds to help with the dizziness, and they refused to provide relief. The post-op team then told me it was time for me to go home and started dressing me. After that, a nurse moved my legs off the gurney and put me in a wheelchair. I told them again that I could not see straight, they responded with "it should pass soon, let us get you to the car. My visit on September 29, 2025, was similar, except that my issues began at check-in. I arrived on time and signed in. However, I was not acknowledged until about an hour after I arrived. I watched as the front desk staff discussed what to have for lunch and prepared for a team photo. Again, the pre-op team was excellent. However, once again, the same Anesthesiologist made the same inappropriate comment about my butt. This time, I did mention to him that the comment was "creepy". In post-op, the same thing happened. I asked to lower my head, and I was told no; it is time to go home. I again was dizzy and the room was spinning. I told the nurse, and she took out my iv and put me in the wheelchair without anything to resolve the dizziness. On October 20, 2025, things got worse. I woke up from my procedure with 10/10 pain. I was given pain meds; however, the pain was still very intense. I was told there was nothing more they could give me, and a nurse tried to take out my IV. I told them no, I was not ready to be discharged because of uncontrolled pain. They offered oral pain meds, but I refused because I needed something more fast-acting. Again, the team told me there was nothing more they could do for me, and it was time for me to leave. I also overheard a nurse tell another member that I was drug seeking. Dr. Berlin then informed me that if I choose, I could go to the ER for pain management, but the facility could not give me anything else. I told him that was fine and asked him to arrange for a transfer. He said, "We do not do that; you will have to go on your own." My last experience was on November 3, 2025. This time, I asked to have my escort in pre- and post op with me due to my past experiences, and I was told by Dr. Berlin that "we do not do that unless you are an infant." The Cleburne Surgery Center website states, "You and your family or escort will stay in the room until it is time for your surgery." As well as "During surgery, your escort will stay in a waiting area and will rejoin you in the recovery area after your surgery." https://cleburnesurgical.com/during-your-stay/check-in-and-admission/ I was then spoken to by Dr. Berlin and the Director of Nursing, and I voiced my concerns about my post-op experience. I was then reprimanded for my actions during the post-op period on October 20, 2025. I tried to explain my actions and that, after how I have been treated, I did not feel safe without a non-biased witness (escort), but was met with veiled threats. During Pre-Op, I was given extra attention to ensure we did not have a repeat of the last visit. I assured them that I am not that person; I need proper pain management and maybe extra time in post-op. They told me that most people only need 15 minutes from when they arrive at post-op to when they leave. Once I got into the OR, the Anesthesiologist jokingly called me a problem child and again commented on my butt and also my choice of underwear. Once I was in post, I was again woken up by the swift raising of my head. I asked the nurse to lower my head, and she stated, "Do not start, you have been counseled." I told her, "You are fired" (meaning that she was no longer in my care team). She said, " No, Im not and called for the DON. By this time, I am in tears. The DON came over and told me what was going on, and I repeated the encounter. I asked again for my head to be lowered because it was uncomfortable for me to sit like that, and she said no, adding that it was time to go home and that I could get comfortable in the car. I asked how long I had been in post-op, and she replied, '30 minutes.' She then starts going over my post op instructions and demands I calm down, stop crying, and sign the instructions. When I leave the facility, I am still crying.

Very thorough and caring with tests in ER. Wait time was too long but they still monitored me in…read morewaiting area.