Dr. Chartrand is kind, pragmatic and knowledgeable. He has an old fashioned country doctor charm…read morewith all the sensibilities of a forward thinking academic. He is wonderful with our son and always available in an emergency.

I am almost reluctant to write a wonderful review for selfish reasons- I don't want him to get so…read morebusy that he cannot see us! Truth is, he is a wonderful doctor. I was tired of going to the puppy-mill pediatric offices that treat you like cattle. When you drive up to his office, a positive precedence is set by the charming Victorian home, and not to mention his retro ambulance that he actually drives. When you have an appointment, he spends about 1/2hour with you. No high school drop outs that are now MA's. It is him, and his charming British nurse who equally cares. This office is fee-for-service; no insurance, but completely worth it. This doctor is one of the best that I have seen.

He is great. We have seen Doc for decades now. He is very patient with our crazy family. He has…read moregotten busier but he is still super easy to reach and responds in a timely manner. He asks lots of questions and addresses all our concerns. Now that our kids have grown and seem to need more of their own records his front office staff have been amazing. Even nurse Angie gives me her mom voice and we are the same age. They are amazing to work with. Love love the whole office.

Dr. Carruthers and his staff all do a remarkably good job of making me feel comfortable. It is so…read moregreat to have a doctor who truly cares for my well-being. Very genuine, down-to-earth, and sharp doctor. I highly recommend Dr. Carruthers to everyone seeking the best-of-the best.

I have taken over 24 hours to process my interaction with Dr. Mallick yesterday and I hope that…read morewith my feedback, Dr. Mallick will truly take time to self reflect for future patients and for others to take this into consideration as they search for a doctor. I was really excited to meet with Dr. Mallick. He seemed like exactly what I was needed. I have chronic gut health issues (poor digestion, nausea, bowel issues) and he emphasized finding the root cause. This is just what I was looking for and after being so sick for 3 days, I booked a call with him. Looking back, I see similarities to my interaction on the call and the interaction we had in person. I scheduled the call, watched the linked video which looked good, he seemed to be the type of doctor I needed to truly heal. On the phone call itself, I briefly explained my issues and the call seemed a little bit rushed but I assumed he was busy, he is a doctor. I was handed to his receptionist and scheduled my appointment, he said to think of this first appointment as an interview. My husband, who took off for this appointment and my 1 year old son came with. The appointment begins and he talked a lot about the process, asked me some questions - but not with the intent to get to know me, understand, or to listen but because he was listening for the response he needed to decide whether to take me as a patient. During the appt, he told me he has ended consultations early in the past, once he learns that they are not the right fit for him. He asked many questions, some in repeat because he was making sure I was committed to his process and he made this very known. He seemed understanding of my son being there but when my son needed me for a moment (I was still listening, parents learn how to multitask) and said how "he will wait" before continuing. At the end of the appointment, he talked about the investment which for 4 months (which is what he recommended for me) it was $5600 and included everything such as supplements, future appointments, etc. When we started discussing financials, we felt pressure to sign up for their financing, apply right there, and we will be all set to start. We took time to privately discuss and I decided that I wanted to give Dr. Mallick the benefit of the doubt and asked if I can discuss some concerns with him. I didn't want to write him off without trying - this is about my health after all. I shared my concerns about how the interaction felt very different than I was expecting. I explained that I was seeking a human to human interaction, someone to truly listen to me, to take time to ask about what I was experiencing, and I asked for more transparency for what the treatment plan is which he doesn't usually share in detail as to not overwhelm the patient. He said he has had 3-4% of patients that would drop out of his process. He said "it's called vetting" to describe what his initial consultation is for. Reflecting back, I consider that a small percentage when the percentage of patients who likely walk away after this type of interaction are probably much higher. When I said that I was looking for someone to truly listen, he said "Didn't I listen when I was asking you questions about (XYZ)?". There is a difference between listening for the right response & truly listening to someone. He also said how the appointment can't be like "having a coffee and chatting". Which looking back, I feel that my concerns themselves were not only refuted but again, not truly listened to. We left without signing up for anything and I went home and sobbed and prayed to God for help. I felt like I would never find anyone to help me until, with the help of God's direction, I found Dr. Joel Miller, a functional medicine doctor that loves to serve and listen. Dr. Mallick, I hope you truly reflect on my feedback and the concerns that I see others have shared in the past. I also encourage others to read his responses to previous negative reviews.

He prescribed my medication too strong medication I needed 10 mg he prescribed 40 mg and another…read moreprescription for my blood pressure he doubled it I should have 25 he gave me 50 mg Then wants me to pay a $200 bill when I'm on a insurance he has always taken for zero cost..

Dr. Proctor is an absolute lifesaver--literally. He has helped me through some of the most…read morechallenging health issues I've ever faced in ways that have genuinely saved my life. He is far more than just another internal medicine doctor; his deep expertise in both internal medicine and endocrinology is exceptional and has made all the difference in my care. What sets Dr. Proctor apart is how much he truly cares about his patients as human beings. He is by far the most responsive doctor I've ever had--always prompt with follow-ups, thorough in his explanations, and genuinely invested in my well-being. His approach goes beyond the clinical; he listens, he supports, and he partners with you in your health journey. His staff is incredible as well. The physician assistants are outstanding--each one is knowledgeable and capable enough to serve as a primary physician on their own. Together with Dr. Proctor, they form an unbeatable team that delivers compassionate, high-quality care every single time. If you're looking for a doctor who combines world-class medical knowledge with heartfelt humanity, Dr. Proctor and his team are the gold standard. I can't recommend them highly enough!

Our family has entrusted our healthcare to Dr. Procter and The Well Integrative Medicine for many…read moreyears. Between my two sons, my wife, my grandson, and myself, we have relied on Dr. Procter for a wide range of medical needs and have consistently received exceptional care. As a physician, Dr. Procter has access to many of the same medical tools, treatments, and resources as other doctors. What truly sets him apart is not the tools themselves, but the way he uses them. In today's healthcare environment, it is rare to find a physician who combines deep medical knowledge with genuine compassion, personal commitment, and an unwavering determination to help patients heal. My two sons each have unique and challenging medical conditions. Before seeing Dr. Procter, we consulted with numerous physicians and specialists without achieving meaningful results. Dr. Procter approached their cases differently. He listened carefully, thought creatively, and developed treatment plans that addressed the root causes of their issues. Thanks to his expertise and persistence, both of my sons are experiencing successful outcomes that other physicians had been unable to achieve. Dr. Procter treats patients as individuals rather than diagnoses. He takes the time to understand the whole person and is fully invested in helping his patients achieve the best possible health. His care, compassion, and dedication are qualities that have become increasingly difficult to find in modern medicine. I recommend Dr. Procter and The Well Integrative Medicine without hesitation. Our family's health and quality of life are significantly improved because of the care we receive there.

I had a very disappointing experience with the billing and review process at Baylor Scott & White…read morePrimary Care - McKinney. I scheduled what was supposed to be a preventive wellness visit as a self-pay patient. During the appointment, I was not informed that discussing routine or ongoing health topics would convert the visit into a separately billable "dual visit" with additional charges. There was no advance notice, no cost disclosure, and no opportunity to decline those added services. What makes this more frustrating is that the so-called "ongoing condition discussion" they later cited was limited to the doctor briefly asking -- as I was getting up to leave -- whether I needed any prescription refills. That was the extent of it. There was no separate evaluation, no new complaint, and no dedicated problem-focused exam. After receiving the bill, I filed a formal complaint. The organization stated they conducted not one but two "comprehensive reviews," yet at no point did anyone contact me to ask what actually occurred during the visit. Their investigation relied entirely on internal documentation and staff input, without speaking to the patient involved. They acknowledged this but said patient interviews are not standard for billing reviews -- which is concerning when the dispute centers on what was actually communicated to the patient. Both reviews concluded the charges were appropriate and declared the matter closed, without addressing the core issue of disclosure and consent for additional self-pay charges. My takeaway is that this may not be limited to self-pay patients -- it was only caught in my case because, as a self-pay patient, I carefully reviewed the itemized bill. Many patients with insurance may never see or question how a visit was coded or billed. Greater upfront transparency about when a preventive visit becomes separately billable would prevent situations like this. I'm sharing this so other patients can go in better informed than I was.

My regular GP, which I had gone to for many years went into private practice, and was no longer…read moreable to take my insurance. Broke my heart as he was fantastic. I started using his associate whom I never really cared for. But after a couple of visits, I did come to feel comfortable with him and realized he was a really good doctor. We'll after about a year he moved away, and so my search for another GP was on again. It worked out well though as I ended up moving myself. I did a lot of research and decided to give Dr Washburn a try. Yes he is quiet, and doesn't trade jokes with you, but I would rather have a doctor that concentrates on me and my medical needs and not ask me how my cousin Eddie is doing or ask me if I saw the football game last night. Dr Washburn listens to you, let's you do the talking, and doesn't interrupt you . It's a busy office, but I've never felt rushed there, and he's not there to judge you. He listens and suggests what would work best for your situation medically and personally. And he has always fit me in when he can, sometimes same day, if I have an unexpected situation come up. He cares about you as a person and not a number or a bother. And the front desk and office staff are great.

Over the last 20 years, I haven't had a primary care doctor. Even though we had insurance, it…read morealways felt pointless. I was constantly sent to specialists for the simplest things (like acid reflux), and no one ever really took the time to listen. My first visit with Jarod Richards was completely different from any doctor experience I've had. Instead of staring at paperwork or a computer screen, he actually talked with me. He asked thoughtful questions about my medical history, how my medications were working, and what was really going on in my life. He listens to understand, not just to check boxes. When something more complex comes up, Dr. Richards takes the time to explain the condition and walk through the available options so I can make informed decisions. For two decades I relied on specialists, urgent care, and CVS clinics whenever I got sick, but now I finally feel like I have a true primary care doctor. Celebration Health also bills insurance first and then collects the balance afterward, which makes the whole process smoother and less stressful. If I could give Dr. Richards 10 stars, I would. If you're looking for a primary care doctor who genuinely cares, listens, and treats you like a person, Dr. Richards is the answer to your prayers. He's truly a unicorn in the world of doctors.

Dr.Richards and his staff are friendly, polite and professional. They all listen to you and don't…read moretry to push you out for the next person. I highly recommend them!!!

Writing this review wasn't easy because I've had positive experiences with many of the staff here…read more I was disappointed for a couple of reasons. First, I accidentally wrote down the wrong appointment time and arrived 15 minutes late. I understand having policies for no-shows and late arrivals, but being charged a fee for an honest mistake was a tad disappointing. More importantly, while I think the healthcare providers here are extremely knowledgeable i often left feeling like my concerns weren't fully taken seriously. Confidence and expertise are important but so is listening to patients when they feel something isn't right. Sometimes a little more digging is required Because my symptoms continued, I decided to seek care at a different office, and I'm thankful I did. What I had been dealing with appears to have developed into something much more serious. I can't say whether earlier intervention would have changed the outcome, but it has made me wonder if my concerns should have been looked into more closely from the beginning. I'm sharing this in the hope that it encourages providers to listen carefully to their patients. Feeling heard and taken seriously can make a significant difference in a patient's experience and, potentially, their care.

I've been going to this practice for the last several years and really like the doctors. However…read morethis morning when I arrived I realized I did not have my insurance card and was told they could not reach out on my behalf, no problem. After searching through emails and being unable to locate any information for them I asked if I could call my pharmacy and get the info from them since I knew they had just used it to fill a script for me, they said sure try it. After getting them the info I was then told that I'd need to reschedule as I was past my appointment time and I'd also have to pay $40 for missing today's appointment...all while standing in their office the entire time. This is my annual and it also requires me to fast overnight and they did not have another early morning appointment available for the reminder of this month and I told them my insurance expires at the end of the month. I've never had a front desk be so completely unwilling to work with me on something like this and this was with me actually being INSIDE their office, when I begged if there was anything they could do the receptionist told me I was one min late to my 8:15am appointment and I should have arrived earlier....I told her I came straight from dropping my children off at school and am a single mom...she still didn't care, I even asked why she didn't being this up while I stood there on the phone, I could have cash paid for the office visit and given them insurance for running tests....she just shrugged and said it was their policy. I never post reviews but this was over the top for me and her lack of empathy was unreal. I will unfortunately be finding a new doctor after this experience.

I would highly recommend Dr. Brinkman and his staff. I could not believe how helpful receptionist…read moreAshley was, both on the phone and in person, and the doctor's assistant was wonderful too. Ashley got a same-day physical appointment for my son, when others had wait times of several weeks. She was very kind, sweet and focused on us and didn't make us feel rushed. Dr. Brinkman represented the utmost in professionalism with my son (it was my son's appointment), treating him with respect and courtesy and giving him good information. The doctor took the requisite time with my son, making for a wonderful appointment, and even my son commented on how great the whole experience was in comparison to other medical appointments. The whole experience stood out for us as a wonderful one, and we look forward to a long and stellar relationship with Dr. Brinkman.

One of the most caring doctors I've had. He really takes time out for his patients. Regardless of…read morehis schedule his patients matter. I would highly recommend Dr. Brinkman to anyone.