Requests were made 12/02/2025 for PT/OT/skilled nursing orders, walker/shower chair for a disabled patient. I followed up weekly and got conflicting updates. A DAHS form was submitted 01/18/2026, and at a follow-up appointment 01/20/2026 we again reported the missing orders and equipment requests. On 02/02/2026, I visited the office; the doctor refused to see me and sent a nurse to respond. A discontinuation letter dated 02/02/2026 was received 02/09/2026 while essential needs were still unresolved. read more

This idiot was my mom's attending physician at Methodist Willowbrook. My mom, who was relatively healthy and who walked without a cane or walker before her fall in June 2022, went to the ER of this hospital after the initial treatment hospital, Memorial Hermann Cypress, screwed up her blood pressure medications which caused multiple over-medications in the nursing facility she was subsequently transferred to for rehab. All the ER docs at Methodist Willowbrook were great EXCEPT for Dr. Dollar. His first act of negligence was to blow off getting a patient history from me and my mom. Rather, he asked for the discharge paperwork from Memorial Hermann Cypress and Cypress Pointe Health and Wellness Center (which needs a separate bad review) and said he would use those to dictate his notes. Well, trouble was, both sets of paperwork had errors. I guess because of her age (89) and because she was out of it in the ER from an overdose of BP meds and because she was recovering from procedures to stop internal bleeding from the previous week's fall, he diagnosed her (I later found out) as functionally quadriplegic!! WHAT??? She fractured her pelvis but that wouldn't affect her long-term mobility. Unfortunately, Dr. Dollar was her attending physician once she was admitted. The procedures done at MH to locate and stop the internal bleeding resulted in blocked blood flow to both feet, a condition called "blue toe syndrome". While at Methodist Willowbrook, the condition was causing her excrutiating pain and I asked if he couldn't give her more pain meds or a sedative or something. He then said to me, in front of my mom, "Well, we could put her on palliative/hospice care. She's not going to make it through this anyway, with her multi-system failure." WHAT!!!? She didn't have multi-system failure! She was perfectly fine before she fell and she was clearly going to recover with the proper treatment! After that, I filed a formal complaint with Methodist and tried to get a new attending, to no avail. His subsequent visits to her room lasted about 5 seconds as he had no interest in doing a proper history and proper exams. A couple days in, when she was clearly not well enough to be discharged, he walked in and said, "Well, her other doctors say she's ready to be discharged." I replied, "No, she's not!" At which point he walked out of the room and issued discharge orders!!! I've since spoken to several nurses about the experience, and they all said they've had problems with Dr. Dollar. read more

Wow! What can I say? The worst Office I've ever been to. I was recently diagnosed with a lifelong disability and they were my primary care office and was given all of my therapy outcomes, and I needed the paperwork for Social Security to be filled out, and the nurse practitioner Maria informed me that they do not fill out the paperwork that was the outcomes from the therapies. I asked her who should I go to to fill out the paperwork? She had the office manager come in and tell me she would perhaps get it done. But Maria had already told me that my October 22, 2020 labs indicated that I was in stage 3 kidney failure (stage 4 means going on dialysis). I knew what my numbers were since November 20, 2020 from their medical assistant and they could not give me an appointment until December 8, 2020, which was that day. Here is the kicker...I have 6 siblings, 3 of which are on dialysis and my deceased father was on dialysis before he died, so that makes my risk exceptionally high for the same and they knew it. Not sure why they waited so long to give me an appointment when they knew my family history. I felt like the sentiment there was, "Die Bitch, Die." I was discharged from the office without a nephrologist referral or a way to get my paperwork filled out for my other disability. The next day I received a call from Ann the billing person with a message from Hunaid letting me know he did not fill out paperwork and if I did not like it, I was welcomed to find another primary care doctor. Since I had never met him, I asked to speak to him and of course, he didn't come to the phone. When I asked for my records, I was given a ridiculously high price for them but I was denied at first while being yelled at and then promised to get a return call...didn't happen. A week later I received a letter from the office releasing me from their care... why? I don't know. Called my insurance company who called while I was on the phone and they heard the office lie. When they heard I was in on the call... the stuttering and back-peddling was so funny!!! This office is so pitiful. read more

Dr. Dollar is the absolute WORST! He sent me home from the E.R. without any medications after I nearly died! He is the rudest and most unsympathetic a** I've ever encountered. Never would recommend this one. He could've cared less if I went home and died but he was quick to collect my insurance money! I will be turning him into the board of medicine for my awful experience with this lunatic! Apparently I'm not the only one either. I had the amazing luck of finding a wonderful cardiologist that corrected his careless mistakes but do not see this one unless you don't care about your life. He is dismissive and negligent and it almost cost me my life! read more