Wish I could find another hematologist who takes my insurance. I'm not liking Texas Oncology at…read moreall. First doctor I saw told me she didn't treat my blood disorder and sent me back to my rheumatologist. I've had it for more than 30 years; rheumatologists don't treat it, it's a blood disorder. They always refer me to hematologists. Tried again with a second doctor. While she did not say she wouldn't treat me, she just keeps scheduling more tests, mostly the same blood tests over and over again, but she won't go over the results with me. I saw her 3 months ago. There's no reason to keep redoing the tests when they all show the same results - except for money. Pay more, get less help.

Dr Kancharla and nursing staff are excellent in explaining your Kemo treatment. Getting kemo is not…read moreeasy but the nurses make you visit make your visit very friendly and caring. My hats off to the nursing staff and all. Thank you so much.

We had a great experience at this office. The office itself is very clean and the staff are great…read more Most importantly Dr.harbison made a great impression on my daughter. She was very kind, attentive, and took our concerns seriously! Would give 10 stars if I could! Only downside is we had a little bit of a wait time to be seen for our appointment so you should plan accordingly if you are on limited time.

Dr. Harbison and her team are wonderful, they're all very accommodating and kind…read more Dr. Harbison is fantastic!! She listens and ask questions. I felt very comfortable with her right away.

I been seeing Dr. Vu for many years, he has always shown great concern for my health and well…read morebeing.I have watched as healthcare has evolved into a for profit business across or country, and still receive the same service I did orginally here with him. His diagnosis 4 years ago with x-ray helped in getting the treatment needed for my condition in it's early stages. I am an informed patient and the best advocate on my body and health thanks to Doctors like Hieu Vu who take time to listen, understand and make suggestions concerning care.

I had Dr. Tasneem and she was AMAZING. Never been validated and more informed about what I'm going…read morethrough. She explained everything so well and I'm honestly excited to come back.

He's been my doctor for more than a decade. We've built up a great rapport, and he really listens…read moreto me and helps me navigate my health care needs. Not sure if he's taking new patients but if you're definitely a man over the age of 40 and looking for a doctor that will help you want to go to the doctor he's your guy. Plus, his staff and nurses are all great to be around and make you feel really welcomed. I have a white coat anxiety and they are always very accommodating to my special needs and special attention. Patient with me.

Nice doctor listens to you. The office has its own lab and xray. Not hard to get a appointment to…read moresee the doctor the same day. I feel the doctor is very good and I recommend seeing him. Only complaint is the front desk staff are not friendly. They do not seem to like there job. And that is all the ones at the front desk.

Quality care. They always return phone calls. All nurses are professional and caring, always…read morehelping patients and each other. Been a year with treatments every 3 weeks. I probably could not have had a better experience given the circumstances.

I have questions about the center. Although it saved my brother's life, he is still on after care…read morefor metastatic prostate cancer with tumor removal from spine which left him with paralysis, neuropathy and forever immunotherapy. He also was diagnosed with Candida, he was treated and tested negative for it but is kept on isolation protocol in which he can't enter the building without being gowned up and kept away from everyone. I am not allowed as caregiver (or anyone else) to attend him on visits. He must wait outside in the weather until he can be gowned up. Therefore, our only access is phone calls. Is it protocol for his meds to be discontinued without consulting him and preparing him ahead of time and not offering a lesser medication. His pain narcotics have all been discontinued with no pain replacement. Is it protocol to call in for a refill and not receive a call back even if it is to say the medication has been discontinued? Is it protocol to not have a patient advocate that we know of? Is it protocol to not be able to get a refill for Prednisone which is a required supplement to be taken with his Abariterone for testosterone inhibition?

Dr Poquiz office is excellent from front desk to nurses always willing to go the extra mile for…read morethe patient, they are compassionate and kind. NP Chris Ray is excellent spends extra time with you to explain everything. i thoroughly recommend Dr Poquiz.

Good folks and a good doctor. I travel from Keller to see him. Very thankful for his contributions.read more

Just called this office and waited about 20 rings before I got to speak to a receptionist…read more The only doctor (a gentleman and I wanted to see a woman) taking new patients has appointments starting this July, 5 months from now. So I take it as a "NO way will I be seen until then."

Dr.Georgekutty is the best doctor I've ever seen. Her office help needs improvement though.read more

I had been a patient of Dr. Ongangi and appreciated her care, but unfortunately, I made the…read moredecision to leave her practice due to repeated negative interactions with her front office staff. During my most recent phone call, I was consistently talked over, my concerns were ignored, and I was met with dismissiveness rather than support. When I politely asked the male receptionist to speak with a manager, he instead transferred me to another staff member. That associate raised her voice at me, repeated the same unhelpful information, and made no effort to address my concern. I was told management was unavailable, which felt like a brush-off. No patient deserves to be treated with such hostility or disregard--especially when simply trying to get clarity or help. While I had respect for Dr. Ongangi's medical care, the toxic front office culture reflects poorly on the practice as a whole. I hope the management takes serious steps to improve how patients are treated. Until then, I cannot recommend this practice.

Their front end staff are the nicest. They are prompt to answer any questions and extremely…read morehelpful. This type of excellence isn't really present anymore in the front office staff of a busy practice so I wanted to shout it out and let them know, they rock!