Dr. Wilson is the single most frustrating physician to have on your care team. She is not only…read morechronically late, she's been late by anywhere from 1 hour to 2 hours for the years i've been her patient, and she's never offered an apology or a reason.

I'm a new patient & I LOVE Dr. Wilson & Staff!!…read more Yes, like everyone says come ready to wait. I don't mind because Dr. Wilson takes her time to answer all you questions, No Rush.. She's also very gentle while doing procedures. I used to have to wait months to see my previous OBGYN, at Dr. Wilson's I was able to come in 2 days after I found out about her. Jordan, You're Amazing! Thank you for taking the time to answer all my questions Clean rooms, & restroom. Highly recommend. I've already told all my friends about her!

Dr. Leong-Kee is the best! She is really hard to book and I got really lucky to have her. Although…read moreshe didn't deliver my boys, she took care of me from the beginning to the end. She's very intelligent and compassionate. I enjoyed the fact that she reminds me that I'm in control and supportive of my decisions, but at the same time will step in times that were necessary. I would recommend her to anyone, especially for the laid back personalities. If you are looking for an ob/gyn to hold your hand along the whole way, she may not be what you are looking for since half my appointments were with her nurse practitioner and she didn't delivery my babies - which I was completely fine with.

Dr. Leong-Kee served as the attending OB for the deliveries of my twin daughters in August 2012,…read moreboth of whom have congenital heart defects, 1 minor, the other (ToF) very serious. The Baylor Clinic was overly busy. Its OBs did not cap the number of pregnant patients based on EDD. 4 of us patients arrived at the Pavilion in labor at the same time. Babies at this practice are delivered by a single on-call OB. My labor was fast. I was assessed at 9 cm, & reported to the resident that the twin w ToF was on the right. She determined that this twin was up first & was head-down, & reported this to L-K. I stated that I wished to VBAC. I was 9.5 cm dilated & had just been separated from my husband & son when I met Dr. L-K. She introduced herself, reminding me that we'd spoken on the phone, "where" she stated "you failed to tell me that you'd had a previous c-section". She hadn't asked. I was asked to climb onto a gurney. While I attempted to find the midpoint between my contractions, in order to move, Dr. L-K questioned me. Unfortunately, my usual OB, Dr. Ivey had never given me written permission to VBAC, as promised. L-K asked several "Why didn't Dr. Ivey...?" questions & several complicated medical questions, which I was unable to satisfactorily answer. If she didn't like an answer I gave, she asked the question repeatedly until she got an answer she did like. As in any interrogation, she got the true answers the 1st time she asked. The rest was a waste of valuable time, while L-K became carried away with her own cleverness & over-interpreted my answers. If she wanted to know why my OB did one thing or another, or what he thought, she should have called him. I could feel the urge to push coming on. I was physically in pain & humiliated--I couldn't answer her questions & find the midpoint between the contractions simultaneously, & so couldn't get on the gurney, & was devastated by the absence of my family & support from my OB, & by the certainty that I would not be allowed to give birth. Most importantly, I was going out of my mind with worry for the 1st baby, who needed to be delivered w Neonatology there. In fishing around for answers that would please her, I gave some information that made it seem more likely that the healthy twin should have been 1st in the birth order. L-K responded by asking me multiple times, "So the twin w ToF is the one that's transverse?". Obviously, I hadn't performed the scan. She never asked her resident, who was in the room. L-K concluded that as she could not determine why Ivey hadn't wanted me to VBAC, it would be safer for me to have a c-section. More importantly, she incorrectly reported to Neonatology that the 2nd twin was the one w ToF. This twin was given meds for ~ an hour, during which time the other twin was denied it. The twin who received the meds could have suffered serious side effects; the twin who needed the meds and didn't get them could have died. I cannot understand why L-K attached any significance to what I said while in transition. Apart from anything that I reported, my daughters' most recent fetal Echos had been conducted less than a week before, & the Cardiologist's notes, filed in time to be available to Dr. L-K, confirm that the twin on the right was the twin w ToF. I never consented to the c-section or spinal block in writing. L-K wrote in her notes that the "decision was made with patient & her husband to proceed with an urgent repeat C/S", though he wasn't even in the room when she reached her decision. The deliveries were the least sympathetic I could imagine. Internal exams were effected w/o warning. When I reported that I was feeling the urge to push, I was examined, determined to be complete, & advised "Don't push!", w/o any explanation of how not to push. Otherwise, once on the exam table, no one from OB spoke to me before, during, or after the procedure, other than to inform me, seemingly as an afterthought that I had 2 daughters. My babies were removed from the OR w/o my even seeing them at close-range, in order to receive Echos as quickly as possible, b/c Neonatology suspected that the wrong baby was getting the meds. As OB/GYN were finishing up, I overheard L-K tell her resident, "Well I guess you got that one wrong too." Nice--& hardly confidence-inspiring. 4 days later, my staples were removed. It took a very experienced nurse ~ 2 hours to extract these, w help. Several staples were broken off, others were embedded in the incision itself. I can't help but worry that if the staples were botched, the internal incision may not have been sutured well either. In all, the event of my daughters' births was total chaos, & the single most traumatic event of my life. The Baylor Clinic had too many patients. Dr. Leong-Kee was not a cool-hand in a crisis, lacked basic social & leadership skills, & got carried away w her own cleverness. Moreover, she may not have adequate clinical skills. Definitely NOT a good choice for an OB/GYN.

I have to say this doctor has great bedside manners. I took my grandmother there because she had a…read moreUTI as soon as she got here. I couldn't find a doctor who would work her in that day, took medicare, and spoke vietnamese. I found Dr. Atat Salek, because my customers in the pharmacy always talked to highly of him. I gave him a try and I LOVED the experience. There was a language barrier but he made my grandma feel at home. She liked him so much she couldn't stop talking about him on the ride home. He even saw my grandmother on Christmas Eve because that was my only day off. He listens very carefully and his staff is a pleasure to work with. I liked him so much I just changed him to my PCP.

I've had the pleasure of working with Dr. Salek at Memorial Hermann Hospital. His bedside manner is…read moreabove and beyond stellar with every single patient. He truly cares about people. I've met hundreds of physicians throughout my career, and none have stood out as he has. He's beloved by his patients and the nurses who work alongside him. He's my PCP, and though the office is very crowded and sometimes has a long wait, it's completely worth your time to be there because the care you receive will be rivaled by none.

Dr Sheena has been my Dr for 10 years. He has been fabulous. He is thorough, thoughtful and offers…read morevery good medical care. Even though I live close to the medical center and could easily see someone closer to my home, I prefer to see Dr Sheena, because he is always on top of the latest research and takes the time needed to review previous notes. I trust him implicitly. In my 52 years, I have not had a better primary care physician, or more a thorough clinician. I would recommend him to all my friends, but he isn't taking taking new patients.

This doctor was not a good fit for me. SKETCHY BILLING. I went in there for one reason, and he…read moretried to escalate this into a variety of things, making it seem like I did not have a choice but to have those services performed. In the end, I had to ask for him to stop and refuse services, but it was never a point in our verbal conversation of whether or not I consented to have those additional services done until I told him that I was uncomfortable and did not want to proceed at which point the conversation turned around. During the appointment, I was told by him and village medical that there would be no co-pay because the type of visit that was coded is completely covered by my insurance, but now I was surprised to receive a bill... and the doctor was adamant that I get certain things done that day because my insurance would cover it, so imagine my surprise to see that this showed up. When I called village medical, they claimed that I spoke to the doctor about other stuff and they coded that in there. Here is not the escalation worked: I disclose the medications that I am on and mention that I am slowly going off of one, and all of a sudden he is speaking to be about other medications and giving me a sample. He asks me about any procedures that I have been subject to, I disclose it, and now he is ordering a full bloodwork panel and making it seem mandatory (even though I mentioned that I would be getting a panel in less than a month for an upcoming procedure through another provider). He asked when my last chest X-ray was... man, I don't remember that. And he did not ask me if I wanted these done, he just said "we are getting these done" and I had to push back and say no and ask if those were actually all things that I needed or if I could refuse them. Now, I am sitting here with a bill that looks like it was padded with all of this extra stuff. Overall, I left this appointment with tears because I felt shamed and taken advantage of. I gave two stars because he did seem thorough, but I felt like he took a simple physical from 0 to 100 way too fast, and I would have preferred to just not have gone to a doctor at all. Additionally, he is moving to part time through Village Medical, so good luck trying to get an appointment. AND the day after I left the office, I noticed a great amount of tonsil stones and a sore throat. The cherry on top. This review is my perspective and how I perceived the care that I got, and I am happy to elaborate. Obviously, there are two sides to every story and certain fine print things that were probably worked around... but I would suggest any prospective patient to proceed with extreme caution.

Dr. Rana is an excellent Dr. she is been taking care of my health for 15 years and always very…read moreprofessional, spend time with me and keep me healthy. Because of her advice I'm alive and well. Her staff is always in top of things, follow up calls.

Don't go here if you are struggling with depression. I was brushed off and sent home. They told me…read morethey'd call me in two days with a list of psychologists I could go see. They never did. Glad mental health is so important to y'all.

My Rheumatoid Arthritis had deformed my pinky so bad it was at a 45-degree angle. From the moment…read moreI met him I felt comfortable. He examined and x-rayed my finger and then explained the pros and cons of the proposed surgery. He did not pressure me to lean into surgery. He successfully restored my finger as close to its original position as possible by fusing my middle joint. This was the least painful and one of the most successful surgeries I have had due to my RA. His bedside manner is impeccable. He truly shows kindness, compassion and caring for his patients. His entire staff and physical therapy team shows the same. I would highly recommend him to anyone that needs hand care or surgery!

Dr Jafarnia and his entire staff are knowledgeable, friendly, caring and efficient. He has treated…read moreme for tennis elbow and recently performed corrective surgery for carpal tunnel and cubital tunnel nerve compression. The entire process of scheduling the surgery and post-op physical therapy and care was done at the same time which was very efficient. The nurses and administrative staff answered all my questions and were very compassionate. I highly recommend him as a doctor and surgeon.

I recently returned from a trip to Tokyo and was feeling under the weather. Despite the fact that…read moreit was near the end of the year and Dr. Gonzalez was booked solid, they found the time to squeeze me into their busy schedule. She and her staff are always courteous, efficient and caring. Dr. Gonzalez always takes the time to inform me of new health issues and allows me to ask questions without seeming rushed. She reviews my health and truly cares about her patients. A+ and 5 star service once again! Keep up the great work and service.

I absolutely love this doctor! She has been my general doctor for over 10 years. She takes her…read moretime with you although the wait time is a little long but it's worth it. I wish she was my one stop for all medical needs (obgyn, dentist, etc). My whole family goes to her and I refer friends. Excellent doctor that like her are hard to find!

Very unprofessional staff, and receptionist! I had been waiting a very long time for a medical…read moreclearance for my patient. I was able to receive one verbally by the nurse or medical assistant, just to be told that I shouldn't expect a written one right away! I really feel bad for any patient that is in need of care from this facility, since their patient's don't seem to be the priority.

Dr Goff is great BUT Bobbie and back office is terrible! Couldn't take it anymore and had to find a…read morenew doctor