awesome clinic! great service, great staff, & great overall…read morefeeling about it they have been in business since 1999 so that they must be doing something right! ...by the way , these reviews are really not worth a grain of salt. they are anonymous reviews and generally people who are happy don't go online to say they are but it is the ones who for some ridiculous perceived infraction feel they have to vent. What a joke these sites are.

Was treated very quickly, did not have to wait long at all. It's also in a perfect location, only 5…read moreminutes away from my house. The one thing i don't like is the chairs aren't too comfortable in the waiting room.

hello??? This is how out of touch these ratings website are; she hasn't even practiced medicine…read morefor years and she's not even internal medicine; she's family practice. Don't get me wrong she's a great lady but the sites are so out of touch!!

are you seriously going to judge whether you should go see a physician based on an anonymous review…read moreon a website? instead of relying on these garbage sites, check how long that doctor has been in the area, ask other physicians about them, and you can even check their malpractice history and discipline history online. is the doctor board-certified and on staff at various hospitals? That's usually a pretty good sign. for every hundred people who are happy with a certain clinic, they usually don't post things online, . ..but for every hundred people, there is that ONE who just didn't get exactly what he wanted, whether it be narcotics, his Xanax bars, his amphetamines, or perhaps he was just fired from the clinic for sexual or physical harassment, or perhaps it was even a former staff member who was fired for incompetence or theft, or perhaps he felt he was overcharged by $10...whatever the reason, that person then posts a negative review. take that person's review with a grain of salt because that's what it is worth: a grain of salt.

We had to come here while we were on a road trip and after my mom got bit by my aunt's dog. Let's…read morejust say that this place probably had all the people of Texarkana in the emergency room when we went, and they were some interesting people. The doctor we met was nice, but did nothing to clean out/irrigate my mom's very deep dog bite. He did correct my sub par medical patch up job (sorry, I was on a road trip trying to move my family and their angry dog so I didn't have the best first aid stuff with me), but he did zero to keep her wound from getting infected or make sure her wound was patched up. She didn't even get fresh band aids out of it. He then ordered two antibiotic shots for her, which should have been a 20-30 minute wait time, but 2 hours later, and after asking the very surly nurse two to three times about my mom's status, she finally got her shot, and then an hour later her discharge papers came through. Had I known we were going to get treated/ not treated behavior like this, I would have just had my mom wait until she got home the next day. You can definitely tell that patient satisfaction is not the top of their priority list. Now why did I give three stars and not less than that? You can tell this place is the only medical treatment place for a lot of people. Whole families brought their family members in for just regular check ups under the guise of an "illness". This tells you the horrible state of medical care in this country, that an emergency room is the only way you can get seen by a doctor for all problems. The fact this place was this packed on a weekday night says a lot about how cuts to medical care in our country are affecting small towns. The cramped waiting area from the amount of people here, seeing what families were coming in for just basic medical care, and how frustrated the staff was because of the amount of cases, is a reflection of how our medical care in this country is broken. Would I come back here? No, I would rather bleed out than put up with the lack of care you receive here. At least with my sad attempt at first aid, I would do it with a smile.

If my opinion could get any lower I suppose it just did. Once again the gender bias not only…read moreprevails but shines like the sun at St. Michael ER, took a friend home that was d/c after and intermittently experiencing SVT. I must commend the discharge nurse that freely admitted we seldom admit women to cardiac care