Yesterday, I visited the wellness center in Fort Worth to meet with the medical staff, Doctor…read moreStacy, NP Mary, and NP Aimée, and I ended up having a 30-minute deep tissue massage with Eduardo. I can't thank Doctor Stacy enough for suggesting it. I have been there before and appreciate the staff. The atmosphere is easygoing and calm. People are helpful without hovering, friendly when needed, and present if you ask. Sometimes it is enough to walk into a place, be treated well, and not have to work to be okay for someone else. Yesterday morning, I was carrying something heavy inside. I call it psychic pain because I do not have another word for it. It is not exactly sadness, anxiety, grief, or exhaustion, though it can contain parts of each. This pain sits between thought and feeling. I can do what I need to do while it is there: work, talk to people, answer messages, make decisions. From the outside, nothing looks unusual. Inside, my mind is trying to get away from itself. I know that tendency. When something hurts too much, my mind moves. It goes into the future or returns to the past. It analyzes, rehearses conversations, and tries to understand things that may not make sense. Sometimes it starts solving problems that do not exist. Thinking becomes an escape. I am present physically, but mentally I am somewhere else. I felt the stress in my body as Eduardo began the massage. I had not arrived thinking about my shoulders, back, or muscles. As he applied pressure, my attention shifted from my thoughts to my body. Some places hurt, and I realized how tense I had become without noticing. As he continued, my attention shifted to what Eduardo was doing. I felt the pressure of his hands, the resistance in my muscles, and where they began to release. I noticed my breathing and the table beneath me. I caught myself tensing before he even reached certain areas. These small physical sensations were enough to interrupt the noise in my head. For once, my mind was not deciding where I needed to be. I was present. Eduardo did not need to know what was happening in my life. I did not have to explain why I felt the way I did. There was nothing to analyze. He worked on my body, and my body responded. I spend much of my life thinking. It is part of my work and part of who I am. I watch people, listen, and make connections. I notice what is said and what is not said, in others and in myself. Most of the time, this is useful. Sometimes I overthink, and my mind keeps turning over the same things long after there is anything left to learn. During those 30 minutes, I did not need another insight. I just wanted to feel my body. The pressure kept bringing me back. My thoughts would drift, and then another sensation would return me to my body. I wasn't telling myself to be mindful or stay in the moment. That would have turned it into another mental task. When my mind moved toward something painful, I felt Eduardo working on another tense area, and my attention returned to what was happening. I was not trying to accomplish anything. I was there long enough for my mind to slow down. The psychic pain did not disappear. I do not want to suggest that 30 minutes of massage erased what I carried. What changed was my relationship to the pain. Before, it felt overwhelming and took up too much space inside. Afterward, it was still present, but it was not everything. That difference mattered. I could feel pain and also feel Eduardo's hands on my back. I could have difficult thoughts and still notice my breathing. I could carry something unresolved and feel my muscles begin to loosen. One experience did not cancel the other. They existed together. That is what being present means for me. It is not a perfect state where difficult thoughts disappear. My mind does not work that way, and I am not sure I would trust it if it did. Being present means I do not have to follow every thought when it tries to take me somewhere. I can notice what is happening without leaving myself. At the end of the massage, I felt different. Not transformed or suddenly free from what was bothering me. I just felt more like myself. My body was less tense, and my mind was no longer racing. I could feel where I was. Thirty minutes is not a long time, which is probably why the experience stayed with me. I can waste 30 minutes without noticing, reading things I don't need, answering things that could wait, thinking about something for the hundredth time, or worrying about a future that hasn't come. Thirty minutes with Eduardo changed how I spent the rest of the day. The physical experience of being cared for affected me more than I expected. It is easy to forget how tiring it is to think, decide, help, manage, respond, and hold things together. During the massage, I was not responsible for anyone else's experience. I did not have to produce anything. Eduardo knew what he was doing, and for half an hour I could stop. I walked out of the wellness center and noticed

Health care good quality care quality amazing in the office experience was great I very helpful and…read moresupportive and made me feel very accepted.

Filthy office and mean Dr. Non-responsive in ANY way you can…read moreimagine. I truly think they need to be reported to the Medical Board. What is the point of becoming a Dr and treating patients like this? MINUS 100 stars!

If I could give less then 1 star I would. WARNING STAY AWAY FROM…read more Dr. Qasim is never there. She has PA's care for you, that's ok but I started in April and seen 3 different PA's the first 2 are no longer there. ( not a big surprise) This office is unorganized, unprofessional and uncaring. The only 2 staff that know what they are doing are Tammy and Jessica. The office manager is Dr. Qasim son he is very rude and has no clue how to run an office. I have to chase down the doctor every month for a refill. It takes about 1-2 weeks to get a refill. If you don't contact them to see why your RX hasn't been filled they then either say you need an appointment or a urine test. They have a portal that I guess doesn't work because I had sent messages and still waiting on a response since April. Please stay away this office was not a good choice and she is a MALPRACTICE CASE WAITING TO HAPPEN.

Dr. McGilvray and his team are truly kind, respectful, and give excellent medical care. They never…read moreare rushed. They listen. Getting appointments seems easy. The front desk folks are great. I tried 3 or 4 other PCPs before landing on McGilvray. And I've been with him for years now. That's the best recommendation I can give.

This doctor is completely incompetent! He sent me to the ER for no reason costing my money and 12…read morehours of my time.

This location is CLOSED. Texas Center for Urology has moved to 2900 Acme Brick Plaza, Fort Worth, TXread more

I was referred to Dr. Block through a friend a few years ago. I was wrongfully diagnosed by…read morepsychiatrists and was over medicated! I had no hope or expectations of my situation becoming any better. I went to Dr. Block and she put me on natural/alternative medications that do not have any side effects. Dr. Block's daughter had a difficult time with psychiatrist who wrongfully diagnosed her. I listened to Dr. Block and I managed to get myself off all of the harmful prescription medications. Dr. Block is thorough with her testing. She looks for any deficiencies that you may have. I never thought my situation would improve like it has! Dr. Block is a godsend! She has the experience and knowledge to help you if you allow her! Dr. Block and her assistant Jackie are here to help you! I know everyone's situation is different, but if you make an effort and listen to her you can achieve positive results! I still have more work to do, but through the guidance of Dr. Block my future looks bright! Michael Dallas, TX.

From the owner: Dr. Mary Ann Block is Medical Director of The Block Center, an international clinic for the…read moretreatment of chronic health problems in children and adults. She is an international expert on the treatment of ADHD without psychiatric drugs. Her approach is to look for and treat the underlying problem instead of covering the symptoms with drugs.

I've been seen twice at the NTACHC Northside location in 2019 and 2020. The care is quite good. The…read morenurses and physicians are all experienced and good at patient care, but the administration is absolutely awful. The check in procedure is terrible and completely inefficient. Both times I've been seen my appointments started over an hour late. This time, I checked in online the day prior to my appointment, yet I still had to wait in a 30 minute line just to let the clinic know I was present, and my appointment still started over an hour late. NTACHC constantly seems to be short staffed. I wanted to give them another shot, simply because the care is good and I support NTACHC's mission, but I will not be coming again in the future.

If you are looking for a job in healthcare, do not come here…read more If you are looking for great, unbiased care, do NOT come here. If you are not a white cisgendered male or a cisgendered Hispanic woman, do NOT come here. Very racist, elitist, and classist undertones. Do NOT come here, if you do not wish to be medically gaslighted, racially profiled, treated like a medical experiment (except if you are one of the demographics mentioned above). They are horribly staffed, horribly trained, not adequately stocked, and very biased. It is a very cult-like culture, where older staff can abandon trainees to room patients (after they've waited an hour +, without any updates or communication from staff). I was advised that if I complained about the lack of assistance, or the unnecessarily long wait times, I myself could be written up. The doctors are very condescending to staff (talking AT ME like I am dumb) and absolutely to patients, especially if there is a language barrier. If you are African American (or of African descent), expect no interaction or any patient education from the staff. Not even eye contact. You will be handed your fee ticket and very coldly told to go check out. Then they will chat about your visit and health status to anyone who works there. Even African American staff is mistreated. UNLESS you are able to speak Spanish, you will be talking to yourself. This place has a reputation for walking people out within days of employment, however the staff that are still employed are UNPROFESSIONAL, unknowledgeable, biased, and will not help do a thing to improve the clinic flow!!! I walked on eggshells daily, and was gaslighted by others who were less experienced than me. They need the help in a major way, but they refuse to employ anyone who does not meet the aesthetic they wish to attract at any facility. As a woman of color, EACH time I walked into the Northside clinic, it was as if everyone in the building had seen a ghost! I was stared at from the time I walked in the doors, until I made it back to my car. It was until I spoke Spanish that the strange treatment stopped. The whispering stopped. There are genuinely nice people there, but they are talked about as well. Management talks about each other, and staff talks about other staff- in the presence of management. The nursing staff speaks badly on the patients, who sometimes don't have any other care outside of NTACHC. The medical assistants brag about not switching out needles when they draw\administer meds in a syringe. So they jab the patients and cause pain, with minimal to no explanation, and it's been acceptable. Expired testing supplies sit in the cabinets being used with the current materials. The baseboards all collect dust, and staff is not taught to clean the rooms correctly, especially with the Covid numbers increasing. The gynecologist at Southeast tests vaginal fluids under a microscope with no gloves on his hands, and has a predatory spirit. He basically does whatever he pleases, and they ask the staff to accommodate him, because he is one of the few willing to work there. Patients are waiting MONTHS to receive their lab results and further instructions-unless they are critical labs. That is not good at all. They test the patients for Covid with NO PPE to protect themselves. Just gloves and a mask, if that. They make the patients wait for long periods of time in their cars, if they came for Covid testing. I have observed staff watch the screen/schedule for patients and refuse to help, unless it was for their own provider. It is like a silent standoff between staff until someone from up front comes back to notify them about the patient still waiting. They offer the patients no apology or appreciation for the wait, when they could have chosen to go somewhere else. Bu they have a rapport with the clinic. For a place that prides itself in holding up a standard, those standards are clearly doubled. What is good for the goose is definitely NOT good for the gander. It shows. Upper management gossips about employees to their favorites. Bad news travels fast through a small company, & a blind eye is always turned to the things that would be a big deal if they were operated by JCAHO. Higher management is too involved in lower management matters to STILL not have better resolutions in place for staff to remain employed there. If you have a concern, in most cases, it is met with disdain, lack of interest, and generic responses. They do not care at all. It shows on their faces, and their responses are almost ALWAYS biased. After work, I went to a public place in my uniform on. A young lady saw me and asked me about my experience there. She, as well as many more shared my same experience. She warned me beforehand, but I wanted to stick it out because I know they needed the help. Earlier, I had read more of the horrible reviews, and was shocked at how many of them are still the same issues years later. It was confirmation. Sad.

I love the PA Kristen Bolton but I have some real issues with this office. First appointments are…read morehard to make. 90% of the time you have to leave a message. The second and most frustrating is the process to see another doctor. In two instances I've required a referral and even though my insurance doesn't that I have a referral, the office has a "referral coordinator" that handles that. I have waited 2 weeks for an appointment with the dr I was referred to. They still have not received my records and there is nothing I can do but wait. When I called to report my symptoms were worse and to get an update I was told I needed to just wait. As soon as this issue is resolved I will find another pcp. I like Kristen but I need someone who can help me when I need it.

Judy the lady at the end of the visit was one of the rudest office workers at a Dr. I ever had…read morecontact with. Did something wrong and don't know if it was a glitch because our bank says the card was never even run at the office but she tried to say it was declined and did not even say it in an appropriate voice tone but loudly so every one in line could hear which is rude. But again our bank says she never even ran it.

I have had a great experience with OSMI. Dr Boothby has repaired both rotator cuffs successfully…read more His staff is efficient and kind. I appreciate everything I need is there - therapy, doctor, pharmacy. The office staff is easy to work with. Thank you OSMI!

I do t think this office has any regard for people's time. I arrived for my appointment early and…read morewaited 30 mins in the waiting room. I approached the front desk and asked what time my appointment was because I had been waiting for 30 mins. When I was told my appt time was 30 mins over due I was told there were still two patients ahead of me. I sat down and waited another 15 mins, I then went and told the desk clerk to annotate my chart as not seen due to doctor availability. They didn't even offer to reschedule my appt. In fact they didn't even care that I would be seen. I am now without a prescription, PT referral and still in pain. Don't think I'll be returning.