Dr. Chung is great as is his nurse practitioner Marissa Quehl. caring, thorough, knowledgeable,…read moreavailable. if you are not feeling the love with your current general practitioner then call Dr. Chung's office for an appointment.

Dr. Andrew Chung is an Internist. I have received excellent care for the past 10 years. He will…read morealso refer you to specialists as necessary. The patient portal allows you to access all your medical and test results online. Office is well run and efficient. Everyone is polite and courteous, Convenient indoor parking. He is your PCP: Primary Care Physician. So glad I found him when my other PCP retired.

For those experiencing your first mammogram, I found watching a tutorial video on the process to be…read morehelpful. I am grateful to have the insurance for annual coverage. There are payment plans available upon request. There is a pre-check in process available in one's online portal, as well. Do not wear lotions or deodorant. Restrooms are located near the lobby and examination rooms. This is my 3rd year for proactive mammogram care. I found it helpful to accompany my visit with my family medical history. Check-in is on the 2nd floor and has its own lobby. This process tends to be warm and friendly. Plenty of tvs playing a cooking show/ paper literature on various related procedures. My second to most recent visit, check in guided me thru check-in paperwork (insurance/current address) and to the additional check-in desk where full info is reviewed/payment made. Once you're all checked in, a staff member will escort you to the back for a separate waiting room. You're given a room to change into a short or full length gown. The rooms are kept cool. You are permitted to keep on skirt/ shorts/ pants/ sneakers, etc. Keep the front of your gown untied- to assist the tech with the procedure. While waiting, I held the gown together for privacy. One visit, a staff member gifted us snacks. That was nice. Keep your items in a locker with a key on a bracelet. I advise keeping convo with on-site tech to a bare minimum. Once it comes time for the mammogram, you want them to have full concentration. The procedure will involve flattening the breasts for a scan. If you have dense breasts, it is common for them to call you back in. My most recent visit, such was the case. Scheduling that follow-up appointment required a three week wait. That follow-up was not covered by my annual and it was hefty expense. Health is wealth / you are worth it! When there's a call back visit, you are escorted to a different room near the ultrasound devices. They make noise. That is typical. This procedure tends to focus on the breast needing further examination. I found speaking with my doctor / related medical assistant helpful in scheduling this follow-up. Covered paid parking is available in the garage at 3900 Junius. There are also metered spots around Baylor. Kindly bare in mind that there may be construction. Hope you've a positive / negative test result experience!

I'll start by saying that the gods of mammography do not smile on me. There's always some sort of…read moreproblem, if not medical, then technical. I get lots of false positives, leading to needle biopsies or excisional biopsies. And if not that, then the wrong doctor's name gets put on my forms, which leads to a several months-long fiasco with the insurance company. So, I never expect a smooth ride. And this year was no different. I tried to call for an appointment, but never got through to anyone, just listened to the endless recording. So I tried to take the recording's suggestion and make an appointment online. I went to the url they offered, but I still had trouble finding it. It is many clicks away under very hard to see links. And when the page does come up, you don't get to see available appointment times, as is common for online appointment systems. Instead, you have to blindly request a day and time, and a second option, and then wait for them to email you a confirmation. Well, I did that, but I never got the confirmation email. So, two days before the appointment, I had to call (ugh. I put it on speaker phone and just kept working at my desk. About twenty minutes later, someone answered my call.) I said I needed to make an appointment. "Oh, did you want to cancel your current appointment?" "I didn't know I had a current appointment." "It's Friday." Yea, that's what I requested. "Maybe the confirmation went to your junk mail folder." It didn't. No surprise, that confirmation email didn't come through until the evening before the appointment. I had also completed the medical history paperwork online, "to save you time at check in." Don't bother. I've never had that work. When I get there, they don't have the paper work and for whatever reason, can't access it. It just disappeared into cyberspace. I've been to both the Junius and the location across from Northpark. They each have advantages and disadvantages. I like the one across from Northpark, and that's where I went this year. The parking is plentiful and free. There are a few parking spots in front of the building, which is located close to the Panera Bread on Park Lane. But those spots are harder to exit from, so I usually opt for the free parking in the garage. It's a covered entrance right into the building, which can be nice if the weather is unpredictable. The building is lovely and the elevator fast and modern. But the mammography office is really drab and dated at this location. It has free wifi, coffee, and water, but the chairs seem cramped, uncomfortable, uninviting. If you need a bathroom, you'll have to use the one out in hallway, outside the mammography office. The best thing about this facility is that everyone is wonderful. Everyone who works there -- receptionist, billing, technician, radiologist -- they are all some of the nicest people I've ever worked with in a medical setting. I really appreciate that. There's nothing pleasant about a mammogram. So having really nice people there certainly helps. As usual, it works best if you wear separates, and no powder, deodorant/antiperspirant. Once you're called, you leave the main waiting area and go to the next waiting area--your changing room. You'll have a private, locked room to change out of your top and into a front-opening cape. You'll wait in that room until the technician is ready. The hallway door to your changing room stays locked, so you can leave your stuff in there. A second door opens to the radiology room, and that door stays open during your X-ray so that your stuff is always within your view. The procedure takes only about 10 minutes, and you may get some stickers put on to mark your moles, scars, skin tags, or other distracting, benign things. When you're done, you step back into your changing room. There is deodorant there to use if you like, and sometimes they give you a small make up gift sample or something like that. Do count on a couple hours, as sometimes the wait gets long in both waiting areas. I gave it three stars because getting the system to get an appointment is completely unacceptable, the bogus paperwork online option just isn't real, and the office is a bit dated and uncomfortable. But the people make all the difference. The people are truly wonderful.

If you're sick and need to get in to see the doc, don't go here. It's hard to get an appointment…read morewhen you need one, much less if it's about to be the weekend. If you see the nurses or Nurse Practitioner they do the bare minimum to get you out the door unless you actually see Dr.Grand. Not to mention if you're still sick and need to see them again after the initial visit, it's a series of "the DR and NP are busy well call you back, until you call enough someone finally pays attention. Oh and you better bring $3 because they charge for parking.

Dr. Shughrue is, by far, the best general practice physician I've ever had (and I've been visiting…read moreher since 2004). Her staff is friendly, especially her P.A., Pam, and I've always been able to get in for an appointment during a time crunch. I think the longest I've ever waited to see her was 20 minutes in the waiting room, tops. She's incredibly knowledgeable, thorough and will never treat you like a number or rush you out of the office.

Dr Shughrue is still one of the most amazing doctors ever. I am a former employee and we are still…read morefriends and keep in touch , if you are looking for doctor who is very thoughtful and thorough and will take the time to figure out your problem she is the doctor for you also to add she has an amazing staff who is very helpful as well :)

DR. Brennan is thoughtful, knowledgeable and digs to find the root cause for temporary relief…read more Drugs aren't a permanent fix and it's important to seek counseling (outside of Dr. Brennan's office). I highly recommend this professional psychiatrist.

Terrible treatment of patients. Rude, dismissive, condescending, interrupts constantly, vaguely…read morehostile. Did not listen to anything I said; he asked me what I've been struggling with and immediately cut me off to say that my diagnosis of major depressive disorder (which I have been struggling with for about 15 years) is incorrect and that people use it as a catch-all. Apparently it's impossible to be depressed and grieving over the sudden death of your partner at the same time, who knew? I brought in something I'd written in advance that explained some of my background and what I'm dealing with, which would convey this information much more quickly than me having to explain it verbally. My paper was dramatically slapped face down on the table and he told me that wasn't going to read it and that he "needed to hear it from me." As expected, the entire session was wasted going through a pointless checklist. No, I wasn't sexually abused as a child, I would have brought that up earlier. But he probably wouldn't have bothered to listen. He views gays with at least some degree of ignorance and contempt. He didn't know what Truvada was (I had to explain to him that it prevents you from getting HIV), and then later in the session assumed I was HIV-positive, which I am not. All of the negative reviews of him follow my exact experience of being disrespected, interrupted and dismissed. If you're going to treat your patients with such contempt, either retire or move somewhere that's more in line with your "quaint" worldview, doc. Needless to say I will never be returning and I will ask the doctor that referred me to this walking testament to why people are skeptical of the mental health system and asking that he be removed from their list of referrals. You know you've failed as a psychiatrist when your patient leaves more suicidal than when they came in.

I came in this last Saturday and everyone in the office was super nice and welcoming! They eased my…read moreevery anxiety and actually listened to my concerns. So many urgent cares and doctor's offices these days act like patients are wasting their personal time, but this one didn't. Literally every person I talked to had a smile on their face. As someone with major doctor anxiety, this location was very refreshing and accommodating. I will say that it was very hard to find a parking spot with all of the retail stores surrounding it, so be prepared for that. It would be nice if they had designated urgent care parking so patients didn't have to walk across a hot and crowded parking lot with a fever, but you can't have everything. Regardless, this location will now be my go-to for any urgent care issues!

I and my children have received care and various treatments at this urgent care. From xraying an…read morearm for a suspected fracture, to diagnosing tonsillitis, the staff and providers are excellent and very thorough! Mark PA-C and Brenda were very communicative and understanding. I do suggest making an appointment online. This is my preferred urgent care!

Had a regular appointment here and the doctor was easy to talk to. He answered my questions and…read moredidn't rush the visit. Overall a comfortable experience.

Dr Camille Bradley is the finest primary physicians I have ever met in 45 years of living in…read moreDallas. She pays attention to every detail of her patient's health. Dr Bradley is well revered among other doctors. At least 5 specialist have had very positive things to say when they find out she is my physician. Because her communication skills are so good, I would recommend her if you have a teenager hesitant to take care of themselves or anyone needing good explanations and followup. Dr Bradley's office is well organized so you won't be waiting a long time to be seen. Her Medical Assistant Tasha is so good at her job and is excellent at patient care.

No need for a lengthy review. New Patient - I waited 20 min on hold to try and make my first appt…read more I found the office/doctor through my insurance, indicating that they were in-network. Basically reception said we don't take your insurance..sorry. Bye. Now in reading other reviews, I should've kept looking for another doctor.

Dr. Pero and her staff are compassionate, knowledgeable, and trustworthy. I'm glad to have found a…read morefemale gyno who makes me feel as comfortable as possible and listens to my concerns. I was with another previous doctor who did not seem to take my pain or trauma seriously, but the level of care here is nothing like that. I found Dr. Pero when I asked friends for a recommendation and her name came up more than once. Glad I go here now