They moved to a different location! 6 mins away from the Yelp address!! Same nice professional…read morefolks working throughout the site....nice and clean and quiet. Very positive experience The parking lot is small...but clean

They are now on 6th street. Why does this place smell like someone pissed all over it??!! From the…read morereception area to the exam rooms. The office staff is terrible & need to find a new profession. For example: If you do a call in visit your credit card information is written on a sticky note & left on the counter for anyone there to see. They call at 9:15 to confirm your 9:15 appointment & you're sitting in the office in front of them. The nurses...meh. They do their job of taking your vitals You are asked the same health history questions EVERY TIME! They will tell you one thing & the doctor will tell you something different every time. Like oh we are able to do stitches, but the doctor tells you they don't even have the supplies for it. DO NOT EVER PICK AN APPOINTMENT FOR FIRST THING IN THE MORNING!!! The doctors are always late & they'll give you some story about sitting in traffic...my sick ass managed to navigate traffic & arrive on time to pay you. Other than that, the doctors I've seen are concerned & caring.

I never had a male doctor but I'm glad I switched to Dr. Wang, He makes me feel very comfortable,…read morecaring and actually listens to what I'm saying, answers all questions and always finding a solution instead of saying "You're pregnant, what do you except" which those words came from a female doctor, which is why I made the change in the first place which I'm extremely happy and pleased with my choice! Staff is very nice, professional and clean! Not to mention they have me in and out without a long wait which I love. 100% recommend

I normally don't write reviews, but I feel obligated to share our experience with Dr. Mamaram…read moreCeesay at MacArthur OB-GYN in Irving, so that other families--especially first-time parents--can be warned. My wife started her prenatal visits early in her pregnancy and was assigned to Dr. Ceesay. From the very first visit, things felt wrong. Dr. Ceesay was routinely late, showed no interest in answering questions, and often made us feel like our concerns were a burden. As first-time parents, that was devastating. At one point, Dr. Ceesay told us we were fully covered to deliver at Baylor Scott & White in Irving, and we trusted her. But when my wife later had a fall and needed an emergency checkup, we went to Baylor Scott--only to find out later from Dr. Ceesay that we were not covered there at all. She suddenly said we'd have to deliver at a hospital in Bedford, over 90 minutes away from our home, and told us that was our only option. When we expressed our concerns, her tone was cold and dismissive. At our 39-week appointment, she asked if we wanted to schedule an induction. We said we'd prefer to wait until 40 weeks. She agreed and said she'd see us next week. At our 40-week+3 appointment, she asked if we wanted a "sweep" but didn't explain what that meant. We declined because we didn't understand. After we looked it up outside the clinic and realized it could help initiate labor, we immediately went back in to ask for it. Dr. Ceesay refused, saying we'd need to book another appointment and left. We then asked her to schedule the induction. She said, "You declined last week, so now they'll fit you in whenever they want." No guidance, no support. At this point, my wife was past 41 weeks, and we had no idea when or if she'd be induced. We tried calling the clinic, sending portal messages, and leaving voicemails. No response. The front desk even hung up on me--twice. I eventually called the hospital myself. They confirmed that they were unable to reach Dr. Ceesay or her medical assistant, despite multiple attempts. After days of stress and no help from the clinic, we were finally scheduled for induction at 41 weeks and 4 days. When my wife was admitted, she had to undergo an emergency C-section--the umbilical cord was wrapped around our baby's neck, and we nearly lost him. We spoke with clinic management afterward, and they promised a follow-up within 3 days. It's been weeks. They never called back. Dr. Mamaram Ceesay's care was negligent, cold, and dismissive. She ignored our messages, abandoned us past 41 weeks of pregnancy, and showed zero compassion. If it wasn't for our own persistence and the hospital staff, we could have lost our child. If you're considering MacArthur OB-GYN in Irving--especially as a first-time parent--please think twice. The lack of communication, professionalism, and urgency could cost you everything.

I paid my premiums through online banking because the CH portal kept having technical issues only…read moreto receive a letter from Christus stating that my policy was cancelled, I payed online August 10th but when I finally got to speak to a representative they said they didn't get my payment until September 9. I emailed them copies of the payment transactions from my bank that verifies the payment and eventually was told on the phone by another CH representative that my policy was reinstated or active, the bottom line is that they had the money and still canceled my policy, someone in that office was not doing their job, and this one phone assistant said that they still are having technical issues with their portal for online payments and that I would have to call back and speak with someone next month to make my payment by phone. What they are doing in billing does not make sense!

Whenever you are a corporate office, you are over other hospitals, and should investigate whenever…read morethere are serious complaints. I reported to Christus health corporate that christus schumpert Highland in Shreveport did not document receiving my stepdad's wallet and personal belongings. They did not return any of it and then said that they are not responsible even though I have pictures from the ambulance that brought him showing wallet received with a signature in the ER Dept showing it was a registered nurse , but the signature was just scribbled. I have been ignored , and no follow up , has been done to say what action was taken.

Absolutely hate Baylor. They are so difficult to work with for basic things like scheduling and…read morerescheduling an appointment. You get dumped into a call center and have to reverify all of your information again, including insurance coverage, just to reschedule an appointment. AND they run your insurance again to make sure you're still eligible before they will reschedule an appointment. When the call hit 16 minutes with no resolution in sight I told the girl to cancel the appointment and I would find a PCP outside of the Baylor system. I don't want to talk to a call center. I want to speak to someone in the doctor's office and be able to reschedule an appointment in 5-7 minutes. Already sent my feedback to your patient relations team. They defended your process as necessary. Checking insurance again before rescheduling an appointment tells me exactly what Baylor's priorities are - money, not patient care.

DONT I mean DONT come to this hospital AVIOD at all cost don't waste your time or your insurance…read moreon this hospital location came in with a emergency and they sat me out side to wait for 4 hours and still didn't get seen I had to walk out and go to another er .

Contrast for CT was power injected into the soft tissue of my son's contracted arm, not in the…read morevein. He had to be taken to Parkland burn unit in Dallas. The pain he endured and continues to endure is totally due to the lack of care he received in medical city las Colinas ER. There was no documentation of this event, along with no communication with me by any of his "healthcare providers". Psalm 101:7

One of many nearby hospitals with great facilities, easy to get in and out of, well laid out, great…read moreattitude and skill of staff, and can handle specialized care (heart rhythm work this trip)

Quick service and great team. Very helpful and common sense practices. I really appreciate their…read morecare and team.

They misled about the charges, Charged 180 and then billed charged to the card 174.91 again ( when…read moreclearly mentioned , that's all the charge ) and called them to resolve the issue and don't want to help. For simple visit , they want to charge 750+

My child's pediatrician, Dr. Kalyani Raja offices at this location and we love her. She has been my…read morechild's pediatrician since she was a few months old and now she's a teenager. Dr. Raja provides excellent patient care and genuinely cares about the health and well being of her patients. Any questions that we have she gladly answers and gives sound advice and information. Dr. Raja's staff and the office as a whole is also helpful throughout the office visit or via phone or the online portal. I trust my child's care with Dr. Kalyani Raja.

My primary care doctor has been Dr. Bryan Wasson, DO for nearly five years now…read more When I first found Dr. Wasson, I was working in a miserable working environment that was not only miserable because of the hostility of the workers but the unreasonable use of the Air Conditioning at 62 degrees year round. I ended up with bronchitis and walking pneumonia three times in six months. Here is why I give Dr. Wasson 5 stars. He is one of the few doctors I have ever consulted with who actually realizes we might know a tad about our own bodies. What a concept? Right! Here is where we found this realization. I have been susceptible to chronic bronchitis for most of my life, an affliction I share with my mother. And both of us, over the years have figured out that there is a tell-tale sign of impending doom... a metallic taste in our mouth that won't go away. The first time I went to see Dr. Wasson, I complained about a metallic taste in my mouth. He gave me an antibiotic, a weak one and sent me on my way. Two weeks later I had full blown bronchitis that was borderline walking pneumonia. This time he gave me a couple of shots and some medicines to get me well. He wrote this metallic taste phenomenon in my chart. Every time since then, I just call and say I'm tasting metal and he gives me the full treatment before I have a chance to get really sick. Only once have I been given a prescription from Dr. Wasson where he didn't give me a sample or a coupon. And that one time was one of those days I was thoroughly glad to have such a great doctor! I had full-blown food poisoning. I had been attempting to take phenergan for a couple of days to no avail. I had both suppositories and pills. So this day Dr. Wasson gave me a prescription and sent me over to Las Colinas Pharmacy where they created a phenergan cream that I could rub on my arms. Because if you have been getting sick for 3-4 days you have to be able to get the medicine in you where it will stay, if you catch my drift. Dr. Wasson's office has always been able to work me in anytime I was sick...and they were very quick and thorough when I needed to have my pre-op screening to make sure my heart, my lungs and everything else was healthy enough for brain surgery. I thoroughly recommend Dr. Wasson if you are looking for an internal medicine doctor.

I feel great. I can out do 90% of the people my age. Once you visit,…read more they will do their little tests and then scare the Hell out of you to do all sorts of other things. And the harassment calls then follow. Try to discuss this with a higher up and they refuse to return messages. For your sanity, look elsewhere.

While I've seen many negative reviews, I've been going to this practice for over a decade. The…read morelocation has changed but my experience with the doctors have been fairly consistent. Wait times have always been fairly short. The doctors, nurses and the lab staff have always been helpful. Booking an appointment and viewing the history of results, medication are thru the app which is really convenient. You can communicate with the doctors office thru the app as well. Plenty of parking is available in the facility and the location is convenient too.

I'm extremely frustrated with my experience today. I went in for a scheduled breast ultrasound,…read morewhich I've routinely had six months after my mammograms as part of a long-standing high-risk monitoring plan. I've been doing annual mammograms since I was 35, so I'm very familiar with the process. I explained that I'm due for my next mammogram next month and simply wanted to proceed with the ultrasound today and wait on the mammogram. My reasoning was straightforward: if something shows up on a mammogram, it's typically followed by an ultrasound anyway. I was just hoping to avoid additional radiation for the time being. Instead of respecting that, I was told it was "protocol" and that they would not perform the ultrasound unless I also agreed to the mammogram--despite the fact that I'm not even due for it yet. While one staff member acknowledged my concern about radiation, the final decision from the doctor felt rigid and dismissive. At that point, it felt less like patient-centered care and more like being pressured into a procedure I clearly stated I did not want at this time. After 25 years of consistent screenings, I believe I've earned the right to have some say in how my care is handled. I ultimately chose to walk out. The experience left me feeling unheard, frustrated, and questioning whether patient choice truly matters here

When you are getting imaging done, what do you want? You want the place to be professional. That…read moremeans run on time and let me know what the results are in a timely manner. All boxes were checked off. To start, you call to make an appointment. They were able to make the appointment within a reasonable time frame and at reasonable time. They ask you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment to complete paperwork. I was promptly escorted to my room and given a robe (not a paper gown) to our on. Before I could even read two pages in my book, I was being escorted by the tech to get the imaging done. I think I was back in my car within 30 minutes of arriving. Then the next day I had an email with access to my results. You park in front of Baylor Scott and White. I didn't have any problems finding a space. Then you walk in to the medical building (not the hospital). They are on the second floor. When you get off the elevator, go to your left.

[5] - Medical Staff / Wait Time [5] - Office Environment/…read moreClean [5] - Location/Parking [5] - Pricing Been coming here for two years now. Each time has been a pleasant experience with Dr. Huang and his staff. Scheduled appointments are on time, there is no wait time here. They have everything organized so that the doctor already knows what you are in for, asks the appropriate questions depending on the office visit, and makes sure you are comfortable. He is nice, funny and knowledgeable on many conditions. We had blood results in by the next day! They also have good availability as far as scheduling goes. Though, they are not open on the weekends. Which that would have made this place a big plus for me. Overall a great Family Doctor to come and have your typical office visits with. Accepts most insurance carriers including All Savers. Our preventative are paid at 100%. Typical office visit can range about $60.00.

Dr. Huang cares for his patients, and his nursing staff to the front desk really makes you feel…read morecomfortable and cared for. Highly recommended.