Doctor Su maintains a great Retinal practice here in the valley called Valley VitreoRetinal…read moreConsultants. The Doctor has a professional staff, some of the newest top of the line medical diagnostic equipment, comfortable examination suites, operating room, and reception / waiting areas. He and his staff provided an open and intuitive examination experience and fully made accommodation to work with my primary doctor in New England. He was happy to help me transfer all of his testing results and diagnosis quickly and professionally. His leadership of this team can be seen through their empathetic manner and care. If you need a check up contract Dr. Su for a top notch caring experience.

Cared for my sister's rehab for her leg. And did a good job. Staff were friendly and she said that…read morethe food was sometimes good sometimes not, but hey can't have it all .

Unfortunatley if u r reading this review you are probably going through some hard times and…read morepreparing for the part of life we all hate to see coming. Ironically, there is The Amara Hospice home. My family has been very happy and satisfied with the facility personnel, the clean environment and the over all warmth and caring attitude displayed by the nursing staff. The facility is clean. No unsanitary smells or other that make one feel uncomfortable. The kitchen area is welcoming and available. Overall we were very happy with the services provided and the comfort given to my granmother in her final days. Unfortunatley we are having to visit this place a second time.

The staff mainly the nursing on call dealing with direct patient care were wonderful…read more Unfortunately, the social worker no at all. When my mom was taken there on March 10, 2017, he was considerate and understanding. We never received copies of documents signed and most definitely NEVER WERE TOLD that she could only be there 3 months. But yet I have been told by several staff that another patient has been there close to a year. Even the patient's daughter confirmed it. At the beginning my mom would drink 3 cans of ensure and would take a bite or two on food given and she hardly drank water. Towards the middle of April she stopped eating and stopped drinking the ensure. She started to drink about 3 cups of styrofoam glasses with water(The smallest ones) a day. She would call out "Agua". But would drink very little of it. Her health was most definitely deteriorating and she even lost her eyesight. On about the second week of May I was visiting my mom and Frank Godinez, social worker came in to tell me that we needed to consider taking my mom home or to a nursing home. According to him my mom was doing better. He went as far as to say she was drinking and eating. I explained to him that all of us worked so that was not an option. He said if you can afford a nursing home they charge about $3000 a month . Or why not take her home and we could follow the schedule we had here, since there was always someone in the room with her. Again I explained that we worked. But on their pamphlet they encourage family be there. My sister then went to talk to him and he told her the same thing. Went as far as telling her that my mom drank 6 ensure cans daily. Which is false. In fact I asked the aides if they logged down the number of cans given to her, they said NO. On one occasion we dated the 3 cans in her room to see how long they would remain untouched ? Sadly they were there for an entire week. So I'm not sure where he gets his information from. So anyway on the last week of May he and Joanna (nurse) told my sister we had to transfer my mom elsewhere because she was better and stable. My sister quickly contacted another agency who would accept her. But unfortunately Frank talked to someone at Comfort House and convinced her that my mom was doing better and she would surpass 3 months of life. Therefore she wasn't accepted. She was sent to a nursing home June 1, 2017. Nurse who assessed my mom told my sister that THEIR documentation stated my mom had a sore on the buttock and she was eating and drinking. Well the nurse came to find no sore whatsoever. What upsets and ANGERS me is why did Frank document false information about my moms health. While my mom was still there I asked him for copies of the determination. He said the staff from Retama have it and that I could get from them. Second time we asked they denied giving us copies of assessment notes that determined she was better. They said we needed a lawyer or have her PcP request them. No ETHICS for either of these two employees. Sadly my mom passed away on June 4, 2017

Great Staff everyone was nice and understanding. Didn't have to wait long and its very affordable…read moreand didn't require insurance. Definitely recommend!

The staff here are incredibly welcoming, and the doctors truly take the time to care. You can tell…read morethey run their business with heart and professionalism. Highly recommend!

Better care and they give you better results Another…read moredifferent Harlingen clinic were giving me injections in my eyes when I didn't need them ..

One of the best night clinics I've been to... most of them tend to drive me nuts, but not this…read moreplace. They saw me very fast, I believe I was there for less than 20 minutes,, as a walk in. Doctor was very nice and very professional. The staff was also very friendly and nice. Would definitely come here again if I need to see a doctor at night time again.

I had not been to a dermatologist in 15 years, so I was overdue for a check-up, and already knew…read morethere were some possible skin cancers. After a thorough inspection and 9 biopsies, they found 6 skin cancers, thankfully, all were the more common and least dangerous - still, they needed treatment, which included a topical cream for half, and surgery for the rest. Oasis Dermatology Group has multiple locations. This one is in Weslaco on Oklahoma Ave, a half a block south of Business 83, by the KFC. When you arrive, check in, and provide insurance and payment information, and they will call you when it is your turn. They did well coordinating with my insurance. There are several doctors here, and throughout my process, I seldom saw the same doctor twice. Since everything is documented in the patient file, either one can quickly get up-to-date with your case. Most non-surgical treatment is done here, such as exams, shave biopsies, consultations, etc. As part of the documentation process, they do take before and after pictures of any lesions. With all the work I had done I had so many photo shoots, I felt like a model and wanted the extra lights and a wind machine... (a little humor helps!) Seriously, they were all very professional. I appreciated the options offered for my treatment of the skin cancers. Some were good candidates for use of a topical cream which, not only is less expensive, but leaves no scarring. The cream doesn't work with everyone, and it only worked on half the lesions we tried it on, but it did eliminate the need for surgery on three. If you need surgery, you most likely will be sent to their McAllen surgical center on Buddy Owens Blvd. where they get you in and out quickly, unless you need Mohs surgery which is very specialized and done by Dr. Rick Lin. Mohs surgery removes one microscopic layer at a time to ensure they only remove what has to be removed, and leave minimal scarring. This is essential for people with lesions on their face or sensitive areas. Since it is so time-consuming, requires specialized training and equipment, it is also quite expensive. I am grateful that option is available in the RGV, but equally grateful I did not need it. I'd like to give a shout out to the doctors who did my three surgeries, all of which were successful (the cancer completely removed): Drs. González, Sandrock, and Burningham. They ensured I was informed, as comfortable as possible, and did their work well. Doctors González and Sandrock were assigned to the two surgeries on my back. I was concerned about me stressing the stitches when I had to bend over to put on socks and shoes, etc., but their stitches held very nicely. They did also find several additional spots on my arms that could have been precancerous and treated them with liquid nitrogen (freezing). This treatment is relatively inexpensive and quick. The treated spot usually blisters, then heals. I cannot even tell now where they did it, and the spots are gone. My only frustration had nothing to do with them, but with my insurance company which only allows 5 biopsies at a time. Honestly, I wonder how many doctors would reconsider their career choice had they known how many hours they'd had to invest fighting with insurance companies to ensure needed care for their patients? (Can I get an "amen"?) I highly recommend Oasis Dermatology Group. I know people like me (fair and ginger) are more prone to sun damage and skin cancers, so I was a little surprised at how many non-caucasion patients they have. In the RGV, with the fierce sun we have, everyone needs to get a check-up from time to time. This is the place. Don't wait as long as I did.

The Dr that attended to my husband inaccurately document a seizure event my husband had during a…read morebiopsy procedure at the weslaco clinic. Sadly I only found out over a year later that she didnt input everything that happened that day to my husband. All that she put was that he was confused. She left out how he fell back, his hands came up to his chest, his body began to jolt and he stopped breathing. His skin turning pale. Episode lasted almost 3 minutes before he regained conciousness and was confused. She called the ambulance but husband denied it since the episode had already passed. Sadly she does not want to fix her medical notes for that day. Standing by what she said was what happened. She cant own up to being caught documenting false notes.