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.

One of the best medical facilities I have ever used. The staff were amazing. Dr. Castaneda, Nurses…read moreBrianna and Elizabeth and Tech Robert treated me with such respect and compassion.

Very nice and helpful staff. Minimal wait time on a cold November night. They took care of my…read morelittle 9yo well when he had unexpected wheezing during a family trip. They even changed a prescription for me the next day when the pharmacy was out of stock of the original medication. Dr Khan was gentle and caring with my son. So grateful to find this ED

Dr George and the team are very compassionate and diligent in taking care of my health for the past…read more12 years. May God bless the doctor and the staff.

RUN.... don't walk away. Worst experience ever. Even though I had read other negative reviews I…read moretook a chance because it seemed like people really liked Dr George. At this point I couldn't tell you because I've never met her even though I specifically set up my initial appointment with her. When I arrived their iPad for new patient paperwork wasn't working properly and after several attempts I asked to fill it out with paper. The front desk Thuy (?) was VERY rude and closed the glass partition and proceeded to talk about me with other staff that I could hear (she mumbled under her breath that I should "be more patient "). There were also other patient files names in clear view when checking in (HIPAA?) After that I was taken back and the nurse (Leanna) did vitals. She did not know how to spell "lisinopril" or "sulfa" (she wrote SULPHER) very common Rx's/allergies. Ok in itself not a huge deal. When I got back in a medical student came in to continue the questions. Somehow from the time I met with the nurse to getting back in the room my "Hypertension" had turned into hyperTHYROID"! Next I saw The PA/dr and she was pleasant. Again, I had specifically scheduled & waited so I could see doctor George. At this point I didn't care. I was given a lab slip and left. A few days later I got a call they wanted to schedule me for another appointment to come in to review my labs. I asked the nurse and basically got the gist of my labs over the phone. I had also recently had a mammo and they found a suspicious lump that needed to be biopsied. They needed a referral for my insurance from Dr. George's office. I called the office and left two messages and did not hear back. They have a phone line that if you can't reach them you can call that line for a $25 charge. I actually got in my car and drove down to get a signature because my biopsy was scheduled in 2 days. When I got to the office Thuy told me Dr George was on the phone and could not sign my referral I needed to make another appointment next week!! They also said I had not come in for an appointment to review my labs & that needed to be scheduled. So at this point, they consider my high cholesterol and sitting down reviewing labs to be of a higher priority/concern than my suspicious breast lump!! The PA I saw did a phone appointment the next day to review my lab so she could sign off on the referral so I was able to get my biopsy. At this point it would seem like I wouldn't be dealing with them anytime soon although the thought of dealing with them with a medical issue was very scary/concerning. One issue I HAD brought up in my appt was a concern about my toenail and fingernail and requested a RX for nail fungus. She looked at both my toe and my finger and we discussed RX options but she wanted to make sure the labs were in balance before because she mentioned the liver panel on this Rx. Now 3 weeks later...On Monday I left 2 messages to have the prescription called in since the labs had come back normal. I got a call back that they did not see me for this issue and there were no notes in the chart & I need to make (yet) another appointment. I assured the office we HAD discussed it & even reiterated the conversation. I got a call back later that day saying the PA/doctor had not discussed it with me. I called back on Tuesday requesting to speak to someone and text the PA on the number she had provided for the biopsy referral. Nothing... Crickets... Their office is closed on Wednesday... On Thursday I called again and was told the doctor hadn't discussed this and I needed to make another appt. Please!! use your best judgment if you want to be seen by someone who cannot write accurate notes in your chart or believes you have a thyroid issue when you have a hypertension issue. Someone that considers your high cholesterol more of an urgent matter than a breast lump. I personally feel this office is a danger to me and my health, so please use discernment. i'm in the process of filing a grievance with United healthcare as they are a provider for them. Worst experience EVER. Their website says "who we are"... "We are a family clinic with a mission to provide caring and compassionate health care for you and your family. Our patients come first, and we will go the extra mile to treat you like family"... oh man. NO THEY DON'T.

Rating: 0/5 Stars If you're looking for a place where your…read morediagnosis is publicly heard throughout the waiting room this is your spot. I can't make this up. I walked out of this facility before even being seen, and I am glad I did. The lack of professionalism and total disregard for patient privacy is alarming. While sitting in the waiting room, I could clearly hear a woman I'm not sure if she was a doctor or not diagnosing other patients through the thin walls. Even worse, the front desk staff were openly discussing another client's medical results right in front of me. One of them actually called the patient dirty. This is a blatant HIPAA violation and incredibly unprofessional. Imagine coming to a facility thinking your information is private only for a complete stranger to hear everything you're going through. To top it off the facility itself was not clean I saw one roach And bugs flying around. I would not recommend this place to anyone who values their privacy or their health. Avoid this office.

I love Malika here! She is the most awesome Dr on the block!! She is very caring and kind yet…read moreknowledgeable! I would refer her to any family or friends!

Went in for some needed X-rays. This place is awesome. Waiting area had an inviting feel to it…read more Comfortable couches and refreshments were provided. Wait was short, staff was excellent, and were professional at what they do. And nice. I do not hesitate to recommend this place. Go in with confidence.

I've never wanted to leave a place so fast in my life. I don't even know the doctor who saw me…read morebecause he didn't give me his name. Isn't that insane? No introduction. He could have been a random guy off the street for all he acted like a doctor. I came in due to unexplained bleeding after a week of immense pain and arm numbness. I had surgery for endometriosis and fibroids eight weeks ago. The treatment I received was abysmal. Some highlights -- "I'm worried about the bleeding, I know the pain in my back may be normal due to my illness. I just want to make sure I'm not having a stroke or anything." "You can't have a stroke in your lower abdomen." "What pain meds are you taking?" "I've been taking both Tylenol and Ibuprofen every two hours because I'm in so much pain." "You should try Aleve." Woah, no way? Aleve? Hold the phone. I never thought of that. Then he gives me a paper that says not to take Aleve because it'll cause me to bleed more. Uh oh. And a paper to explain what a painful heavy period is! To someone with a chronic reproductive disease. I still can't decide what part of this visit was the most disrespectful or condescending. It's a hard one. He looked at my surgical scars at one point, asked if I had a fibroid removed like he didn't believe me, and then stated that typically fibroids are removed from a larger incision. I was told he can't support or help with anything gyno related, but somehow he's an expert on laparoscopies and thinks he can criticize my surgeons work when he didn't even listen to a single thing I'd said to him since I'd been there. Did he think I was lying about getting a fibroid removed? Probably. They took my blood pressure multiple times and I, a healthy individual ACCORDING TO HIM, could not get Systolic pressure under 155. When I got there ONE SEVENTY FIVE. A cardiac episode is 180. He told me it's probably the pain. Wait, so the Aleve I took this morning isn't working? What? You said that should help. Why is my arm numb from my shoulder to my fingers? Who knows. Obviously not him. I think his excuse was that I laid on it wrong. Why has it been hurting since Friday night? A medical mystery. My insurance is paying thousands of dollars so Sherlock Holmes can tell me I laid on my arm wrong. I finally gave up trying to advocate for myself and just agreed with him so I could go home. I got no answers for my pain or my bleeding. He thinks I'm fine! So healthy. I can't believe my insurance is going to have to pay for this. The only reason I got meds in IV for my pain while I was waiting for my blood work was because I cried in front of my nurse and he advocated for me. I was the only person there at 4:30am this morning and seriously you would think I was one of 100 in that ER with how I was treated. I had to get up to go the bathroom and wouldn't you know, he was standing around doing absolutely nothing. The only person who cared about me was my nurse. Strangers that hold the door open for me in public show me better care, respect, and compassion than this DOCTOR who literally gets paid hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to do care for people in their time of need. Like what a spit in the face. And for what? I just wanted help. If I have a cardiac event or god forbid a stroke between now and Monday when I see my general doctor, I will find this hospital at fault. I am still not over how even an EKG wasn't even at least offered. That's standard practice with symptoms I displayed. Thankfully tomorrow is Monday so I can actually go to my general doctor that cares if I live or die. My discharge instruction was to lose weight. :) pain? No you're just a fat pig. EDIT FOR STAFF WHO READ THIS - If you are not the doctor who talked to me like a dog than don't apologize for him please. I don't want an apology, you've done nothing wrong. The rest of your staff was amazing. Either fire him or teach him social skills so he doesn't make another woman cry. To my nurse and the front desk gentleman if you read this, thank you for your kindness. I needed that to offset the ugliness.

Heartfelt and Professional I have been blessed to have Dr…read more Chandi as my physician for over 10 years. After more than 35 years of living with anxiety and ADHD--and previously relying on high doses of stimulant medications that affected my mood and overall balance--I made the choice to step away from those treatments. Dr. Chandi supported me wholeheartedly. She never judged, never rushed, and never gave up. Instead, she helped me find healthier, more thoughtful ways to manage my disorder, and her guidance has changed my life. She has also been extraordinary in helping me navigate an early diagnosis of osteoporosis. Her knowledge, her kindness, and her genuine desire to help her patients shine through in every interaction. Because of her dedication and her compassionate spirit, I finally feel like I am on a path that honors both my health and my humanity.

Dr. Chandi has been my physician for 20 years now! She is amazing, thorough, and really listens to…read moreher patients. She is diligent and genuinely cares and takes the time to evaluate any health issues I've had and works to find answers and solutions. I'm proud to say she now takes care of my adult children as well! That's how much I trust her! Highly recommend her!

Doctor.shweta adya has been my physician for about two years.she is a great wonderful doctor.always…read moretakes time to listen ,and always concerned about your health.and is a very caring doctor.other doctors here are also very caring about your health.i would highly recommend doctor shweta adya .and her staff at health care associates for any and all your family health care.very nice doctor and staff is great.Carl

I had a recent hospitalization at Texas Presby in Flower Mound. I was told by the hospital to…read morefollow up with my PCP but he moved recently and is too far for me to continue seeing him so they recommended I try and follow up with any Texas Health provider since it was all the same system and they could easily access my files. I found Dr Olivier through my insurance. I went to her website and marked that I had not been seen in that practice in the past 3 years then I selected the option for a new patient hospitalization follow up and proceeded to make myself an appointment. I received a text confirming my appointment. On the day of my appointment, I found (and paid) a babysitter to watch my son to make the appointment smoother. When I showed up, the lady at the front told me I had no appointment. I kept insisting I did (she didn't even seem interested in trying to verify anything and I had to reiterate about 3 times that I had one), so she finally asked my phone number to look it up. After giving my phone number, she told me they cancelled my appointment because they are not accepting new patients. I told her I selected new patient hospitalization follow up and she told me it didn't matter because they were not accepting new patients. I then asked why they didn't bother to let me know they cancelled my appointment, and she told me they sent me a text message. I asked what day they text and she said July 18. I checked ALL my texts and the only one I got from them that day was the one CONFIRMING my appointment. I tried to show her the text and she wouldn't even look at my phone. I asked why they text instead of calling to let them know and in a very condescending and rude tone, she said "that's just how we do things". I understand if you're not taking new patients. But if you're not, then why was I able to make a "new patient hospitalization follow up" appointment? And if it's a mistake, why are you just going to text someone saying an appointment was cancelled because they can't accept you? And then when they never got the text, why be condescending and rude instead of apologizing and trying to be helpful?! She was just so dismissive and made me feel like it was just my problem and I was the one who messed up. And for reference, I attached the text message I received. Dr Olivier might be a good doctor, I don't know. But her staff could definitely learn some kindness and etiquette. I walked a couple suites down to suite 125, which is another Texas Health PCP and the ladies there were so much more helpful and kind.

Dr. Olivier is an amazing physician. She spends a lot of time assessing every single visit. She…read morereally cares about her patients.