Dr. Imperial has been our family doctor for over 13 years. I appreciate that he doesn't…read moreover-prescribe antibiotics and is very thorough. He's very patient and listens to you. Super chill guy. Also, he's a D.O. instead of an M.D. which means he views the patient more holistically to reach a diagnosis. Rather than only treating symptoms, he looks for the root cause. "He's good and thorough" ;)

terrible doctor! did not even care about my well being. i have history of skin cancer and he did…read morenot even acknowledge that. he made me feel like i was dying! he passed me off and said i need all these different tests, and made me feel like i would have a stroke or a heart attack at any second. he is creepy! and will order any tests so he will get the money!!!!!!! don't go to this doctor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! he keeps adding on money to the bill just to make money for himself!!!!!!! this is not right!!!! i do not trust doctors! the nurses have been the best and honest with me, unlike this doctor!!!!!!!

Dr. Waguespack came highly recommended from a friend and I am a big fan now. He and his staff are…read moreso nice and really take time with each patient. It does not take long to get in to see the doctor when you need to see someone. Convenient location in South College Station and just down the road from the hospital too.

The location is convenient and it is very cozy inside. Dr. Johnson feels like an aunt or a caring…read moregrandmother. I have never waited longer than 10 min.

I'd give Dr. Veazey five stars, but since I figure he's responsible for the front desk staff too,…read moreit's dropping to four. See, he's awesome. I should know; I've had identical surgeries by two different doctors in the past six months. His approach to the rehab aspect of surgery so far has really worked well for me. From the choice of surgical staples rather than stitches, to the use of a partial splint rather than a full cast, all his decisions have led to faster rehab for me and less pain than my first wrist surgery. My initial meeting with him to assess the break and schedule the surgery had me loving the fact that he treated me like a person, as did his nurse, Rylene. My displeasure with the experience has nothing to do with Dr. Veazey personally, but with his inept, rude staff in charge of appointments and questions. See, I made the (apparently) egregious mistake of asking for a downgrade in medication from narcotic to non-narcotic. After being asked several very personal questions as to why I'd want to change my medication, I was told, "Well, it doesn't matter anyway, since the doctor and his nurse are on vacation until Tuesday [a week away]." Since I was only three days post-surgery, I said, "Surely there is someone covering for Dr. Veazey in his absence who can help me," and she said, "NO." Which is ridiculous. So I called a CRNA who had been super-sweet to me during the surgery (pre- and post-), Debbie Hlavin of Brazos Anesthesiology Associates, and she called over there and got them to pull their heads out of their asses. In a nutshell. And then when I went in for my post-op appointment with Dr. V, his front desk hag goes, "I'm gonna need your picture!" and BLAMMO thrusts a camera in my face and starts shooting. Which pissed me off, because I'd neither consented nor was ready for a photo. She looked at my face and goes, "Jeez, SORRY." And slammed the glass window shut. The only thing that kept me from going postal was probably yes, painkillers. For which those bitches should be grateful. Other than that, Dr. Veazey is a really good choice if you have to make the tough decision to find an orthopedic surgeon. He's super-competent, has great personal skills, and I really like his nurse.