I am a healthier, happier and more comfortable person because of Dr. Liz Chapek. I have been a…read morepatient of Dr. Chapek since 2019. She has helped me on occasion with various musculoskeletal issues, particularly involving my back, hips and neck. I have found her technique to be much more effective than either of the two chiropractors I saw previously. Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine, and particularly her specialty of Cranial Osteopathy, is a science and an art, which she has mastered over many years of study and service. I also appreciate that, when an issue of mine is outside her expertise, she recommends another specialist. She is empathetic and clearly cares about me. Financially, I think her fee is very reasonable, and she gives me a form that I easily file with my insurance company. In summary, I recommend Dr. Liz Chapek wholeheartedly and without reservation.

I was very skeptical of this type of treatment when I first started doing some research on getting…read moresome help for numbness in my hands and severe pain in my upper back. Dr. Chapek had excellent reviews, so I decided to give her a shot. She is a very quirky and unique individual. She still uses an answering machine, she doesn't have email, and she makes her own pamphlets. When I was a new patient, she had to fax me the new patient paperwork, and it was extensive and somewhat confusing, because she had written all over it. I was highly motivated though. On my first appointment, I thought it was a little strange that she asked me to wait in my car and then call her when I arrived. She insists on patients wearing masks, and she always has multiple masks on. She works alone. Her office is just one room in another doctor's office. She doesn't have any assistants or helpers. When you want to make an appointment, you talk to her. When you arrive, she takes you into her single exam room. Be prepared when you call her phone to leave a message. Her recording is very very long. When you come in, she sits and asks you questions. Alot of questions. She wants to know what hurts, how you did it, why you did it, etc. She also tends to give you life advice about why you did that and how you shouldn't do it again. Did I mention that she is quirky? Once she has a good idea of what is going on in your life, and has convinced you not to be so stupid in the future, she has you lie down on the table and she places her hands on your head. She keeps her hands on your head, sometimes moving her hands slightly, for a really long time - sometimes 10-15 minutes. She stops and takes notes as well. I remember thinking, who is this lady and what the heck is going on??? I was convinced that I had made a mistake. After she finishes her assessment, she tells you what she's found, and then begins making adjustments to your body. These are minor adjustments, some of which you may feel hardly at all, other than the pressure of her hands. It is at this point that you ask yourself, how much am I paying her to just sit here with her hands under my shoulder??? Once she is done making her adjustments, she will tell you to sit up slowly. I scoffed the first time; why would I need to sit up slowly? Big mistake. I went to sit up and immediately got a little light-headed. She will then tell you that it's going to get worse before it gets better. She reminds you not to do any heavy lifting, difficult work-outs, etc. She tells you to drink alot of water and then come back if you still have issues. In my ignorance and arrogance, I left the first time thinking, "How could I possibly be in pain from her treatment? She barely pushed on me." I was wrong. After my first treatment, I was in quite a bit of pain for 2-3 days. But something miraculous happened after that. I started getting better. That was 3 years ago. I have continued to see Dr. Chapek when I have pain in my body, or muscles that aren't cooperating. I wish I could explain the voodoo that she does, but I can't. A couple of weeks ago, I had some annoying pain in my head and jaw, which I attributed to allergy issues, but my real concern was the pain in my abdomen and hip, which I had no explanation for. I decided to call Dr. Chapek to see if she could fit me in, and she did. I told her my symptoms and she asked what happened, and I told her that I honestly had no idea. She had me lie down and she put her hands on my head. After about 5 minutes, she asked me if I hit my head. My first thought was, WTH is she talking about? Wouldn't I have said if I hit my head? I told her no, I didn't remember hitting my head. She told me that what she was feeling was consistent with someone hitting their head. I told her I guess I could have, but I didn't remember it. I asked her what this would have to do with the pain in my abdomen and hip. She then explained that it appeared that I had hit the upper right part of my head, and the fascia got strained and the resulting tension wove itself around my head, circled my neck, and went down through my abdomen to my hip in a spiral motion. I have been seeing Dr. Chapek for years now, but I still thought to myself, "Uh, ok." She asked me again if I was certain I hadn't hit my head. I told her that I guess I did? She treated me and I went home. I went inside my house, then I remembered that I left something in my car. I opened the garage door and as I was walking towards my car in the back drive, I almost hit my head on the raising garage door and suddenly remembered that I had hit my head on it a couple of weeks ago when I wasn't paying attention. Guess which side of my head I hit? I had no memory of it until that moment. Guess what else? I felt better with no pain anywhere within 1 day. She has some sort of magical abilities that I will probably never understand, and I cannot recommend her enough.

Horrible Experience. Wife scheduled appointment and then was called the day prior to cancel…read morebecause the paperwork was not completed 24 hours in advance (she had been told it needed to be filled out "before the appointment" but not anything about 24 hours. Oh, and because the paperwork was not done she can NEVER be seen there at all. I am a physician assistant with 18 years experience both in primary care and in the emergency department. I have practiced in the military as well as in the civilian sector. I was a nurse before going to PA school. I have never, in all of my years in medicine seen such a policy nor an unwillingness to even reschedule due to a simple misunderstanding. The secretary wasn't even willing to ask the doctor if she would reconsider. Pretty bad for a cash only office (even though we have a primary insurance and a secondary)

The *best* in Osteopathic Manipulation. Dr. Pyne is the only Dr. who could fix my neck pain - in…read moreonly 1 or 2 visits. She is friendly and welcoming. She spends a good deal of time with each patient (usually 30-60 minutes). She does not take insurance, but that is OK - I would rather pay her than spend time and money on testing, medications & doctors who don't help nearly as much. She is also board certified in Family Practice but has limited her practice to manipulation and functional medicine (preventative care). Sad for me because she used to be my primary care doctor, but I'm happy she is doing what she loves and no flu germs in her office. I still rely on her for all me major health questions but go to someone else if I am sick.

Dr Speece is an excellent provider. I treated with him for about two years and only changed DOs…read morewhen I moved from the area.

Conrad has been my doctor since I was a child. I am now in my 30's. Now both of his daughters are…read morein the practice and I see them mostly because their schedules are closer to mine. Its like a real life "Dr. HOUSE" minus the drugs and psychosis that House had. They have a whole body approach, meaning i have gone in before for my sinuses bothering me and been told its because my neck and ahoulders are out. Had I been new to the practice I would have said "you're a quack" and walked out. Because I knew the process I let them work on my neck and I'll be damned if it didnt fix me. They give you drugs when need be but also offer a list of alternatives before the drugs. You have to pay upfront and file your own insurance, but it is still significantly cheaper than most doctors. Im a firefighter/paramedic and anytime one of my coworkers has a medical complaint i tell them to go to Speece. Speece is the only doctor I trust working on my children, my parents, and me.

Excellent physician interested in treating the person and getting to the root of a problem, not…read moremedicating they symptoms.

I could write a novel about why I love Dr Rector & his team but I'll limit myself to just a few…read morereasons. 1) He is compassionate & not arrogant. He admits when he doesn't know something but is commitment to constant learning. He invites me as the mom into the process, admitting I know my kid best & sees this as a team effort. Which is huge since I have lots of questions & am a researcher too. 2) He offers hope & never gives up on us. He was a God-send when things looked bleak. I love that he is a Christ-follower & prays for his patients! I'm so grateful for the wisdom & intuition that God has blessed him with. Thank you Dr Rector for all you've done for us over the last 8 years! We'll be forever grateful!

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.

Took my infant for his first time wellness check with Dr. Derek Lang and our experience was lovely…read more Everyone was incredibly welcoming and attentive, from the front desk to the our nurse Shannon and not to mention how friendly Dr. Lang was. Got such a warm feeling from this establishment, it's definitely a place where they respect your decisions as parents and don't guilt or shame you for it. Although we waited for over an hour to be seen it was totally worth it.

Dr. Derek is amazing. He is very thorough and attentive. I am completely impressed with this…read morepractice and highly recommend him to everyone.

Dr. Baker has been amazing. As a first time mom I always have so many questions. He takes time to…read moretalk with me and my husband about any questions or concerns we have. If we are worried about anything (developmental, weight, a runny nose) he always takes time to do a check up or to talk with us directly about it. Couldn't ask for a better doctor!

We've taken our kids to Dr. Baker's Cross Roads office since moving here a year and a half ago. We…read morepicked him based on the recommendations of 2 friends. He has always been kind and professional. We have seen several neighbors and friends in the office who have all been happy with him as well. Our biggest disappointment was him moving to a new location further away. We've not had any special needs for our kids, except our last baby not gaining adequate weight. He advised supplementing and had me come in regularly for a quick weigh in with the nurses (no extra charge- thank you!) Now our 5 month old is up to a healthy weight.

Dr. Conn was really great. I was nervous about the visit because I had been putting it off and…read moregoing to urgent care. I finally sacked up and found someone local. Very convenient location if you live in Coppell. The staff was friendly and the wait wasn't bad. Pro tip- if you don't read the building map like myself, it's on the second floor. He was helpful, light hearted and heard me out on all the issues I wanted to talk through. I felt like I had been seeing him for years with the level of comfort he provided.

This is my first time with Dr. Conn. He was funny and personable and for someone like myself that…read morehas never had a concrete PCP, I can now say that I wouldn't want to go anywhere else. No more urgent care centers for me. I had a problem with the pharmacy having a medication on back order, so I called Dr. Conns office to see if he could switch to something they had in stock and they were able to take care of in less than a half hour. I felt taken care of and my concerns listened to! Thanks Dr. Conn for such a great medical health experience

I've utilized Doctor Kramer for almost 30 years! After my unfortunate racing incident in 1998…read morewhen I crashed my INDYCAR in Phoenix, I was quite the project! But my recovery was so miraculous that I decided to reinstate my pilots license; after my arduous rehab I was given Kramer's name to get my FAA medical, and I'm so thankful from r the research and interviews he proceeded to undertake to procure my certificate! I've even used him again periodically, and will need his help again now r that I'm in Arizona, and have decided to start flying again! Try his services, you won't regret it!

All I can say is Dr. Kramer is the best AME in the business. I've been going to him for many years…read more I recently had a medical issue and the FAA would not issue a medical certificate until everything was addressed. After 10 months of completing everything the FAA needed to get my certification back the FAA was still not satisfied and required more information which would have kept me grounded for many more months. Dr. Kramer went above and beyond by contacting the FAA directly and getting my medical approval immediately after a lengthy phone call to Oak City explaining that I completed all necessary testing and requested requirements and I was perfectly well to fly. He was very engaged with me during my situation, responding immediately to emails and calls even though he's extremely busy. What more could you ask for! If you make a living as a professional pilot you need an AME like Dr. Kramer. God forbid you find yourself in a situation that the FAA grounds you for a medical issue you need someone who knows how to work with the FAA to get you re-certified! Thank you Dr. Kramer and God Bless you!

My two children and I have been patients of Dr. Zomnir for 15 years. When she shifted to concierge…read moremedicine, we had to follow because she is one of the most intuitive, compassionate, and educated doctors you'll find. I have never felt rushed during our appointments. We've known Kisha for the same amount of time and I cannot say enough good things about her. She and Dr. Zomnir are a dynamic duo. May is thorough, kind, and also does an awesome job.

Absolutely the best doctors team I've ever gone to! The team, headed up by Henry are the…read morefriendliest, helpful, and most understanding group of doctors! They go above and beyond the call of duty, and even provided me ubers to and from my appointment in my time of need. My service dog loves the entire team and they love her! It's a shame I've only got to see them for such a short time! But I 200% recommend this place to anyone I know!