Though Tesfa came highly recommended from my mother, who also happens to be his patient, he had an…read moreunusual interest in asking questions about my elementary aged son who was not present at the appointment. Even advised what sort of sport my child should play, which was exceptionally weird. Was condescending when correcting the speciality of a previous doctor who had helped treat a migraine at local hospital, whom I was led to believe was from the Mansfield Methodist neurology department. Tesfa rather curtly corrected that the doctor was not a neurologist at all. Husband witnessed this interaction as he sat in on the appointment as well. Would not recommend this physician. He helped my mother alleviate her migraines, but as for me, I prefer a doctor with a bit nicer bedside manner.

Dr Tesfa is a neurologist my daughter chose for me to see. I am very satisfied with his care. He…read moreis thorough, knowledgeable, and easy to talk with. His office staff is awesome. I went there in the midst of them moving when things were chaotic and hectic asking for help with my labs. I offered to come back when things had settled down some, but the lady ( I'm sorry don't remember her name) at the front insisted on helping me. She helped me in spite of all the chaos going on around her. I was truly thankful and will always remember her act of genuine kindness.

I been seeing Dr. Vu for many years, he has always shown great concern for my health and well…read morebeing.I have watched as healthcare has evolved into a for profit business across or country, and still receive the same service I did orginally here with him. His diagnosis 4 years ago with x-ray helped in getting the treatment needed for my condition in it's early stages. I am an informed patient and the best advocate on my body and health thanks to Doctors like Hieu Vu who take time to listen, understand and make suggestions concerning care.

I had Dr. Tasneem and she was AMAZING. Never been validated and more informed about what I'm going…read morethrough. She explained everything so well and I'm honestly excited to come back.

I have had 4 joint replacements in 15 years. Always provided excellent care and explanations.read more

I have seen a few doctors at Arlington Orthopedics in both Arlington and Mansfield and think the…read moreDOCTOR'S are great. However their office will blow up your phone with text and calls constantly about paperwork, and confirming. etc. They even text you at 7:00 a.m about things. It's a lot! Furthermore if you need MRI"s or treatment they only do it at Baylor Scott & White in Arlington on Highland. I will never go there again if that is the only place the doctors at Arlington Orthopedics can send patients to. If I thought that Arlington Orthopedics was bad about blowing up up your phone, Baylor is a thousand times worse especially when it comes to getting their money before your procedure! I received multiple calls and text from multiple people there daily wanting their money. We were waiting for our insurance to process claims from another procedure somewhere else where our deductible could be seen by Baylor. Still the day before my procedure they sent another text saying they have to have my payment tomorrow in all caps! What business does this? Even on the day of we had to sit in the business office and hash all this over again and again which made things very stressful before having a procedure. Lastly out of 2 visits there, I have only encountered one nice person. No one there cares about anything except getting your money. My advice is to think long and hard about Arlington Orthopedics if you think you may need an actual procedure and then you better have your money ready and your ducks in a row. Baylor Scott & White is very aggressive in getting their money. That's all that matters to them.

The only negative comment that i have about Dr Ward is his disappearance post surgery. After waking…read moreup from major spinal surgery i never saw him again even post surgery appointments, It was always his assistants that came to check on me which was good, but i had questions for the person who did the cutting.. Yes the assistants and PA's answered everything i needed to know but it would have been nice to see him even for a few moments. The care i received at medical City Fort Worth was wonderful and I highly recommend the hospital and Brain and Spine Specialist of Fort Worth.

I saw Dr. Ward as an emergent situation. I could not possibly have been more impressed! This…read moreneurosurgeon is a rarity. He was patient, answered my questions in REGULAR terms so that I could understand what was being said, is obviously highly intelligent & experienced, and his personable "bedside manner" was excellent! I would not hesitate to recommend this man to anyone in need of a neurosurgeon. Plus, though he will gladly perform surgery, he also recommends non-surgical options so you know you CAN try other treatments that should it not succeed, you can always return. I'm almost 58 years old. I've NEVER done a Yelp review before but this man deserves it. I want others to know this neurosurgeon is out there. Go see him. I assure you. You will be so glad you did.

All the staff members are friendly and concerned about your health. They make you feel as if you're…read morefamily.

Love Dr. Spaulding! Has a great attitude and is always energetic whenever I come into the clinic…read more Grateful to be a part of the Palmercare family! :)

I really need the owner of this establishment to contact me ASAP. I need to place a complaint on…read moreDr. Hughes. I was prescribed Armodafinal by Dr. Hanby and she has been nothing but amazing. But due to the cost of the medication I had to go a week without it. I surfer from severe sleep issues. Just in the week I have not had my medicine I have been falling asleep at work, which could cost me my job. I came in today, only to get turned around because Dr. Hughes refuses to prescribe this medicine. This costed me a whole day of work, which I can't miss another day for weeks now to see Dr. Hanby. I asked if there was anything else he could do to help and was denied even that. Even if I couldn't get the medication I could have at least gotten some kind of help, instead of being completely turned away. This was completely unprofessional behavior and I want to know what the owner is going to do to rectify this situation.

I have come to this clinic for 20 years. Docs are good. They take a common sense approach to…read morehealthcare, like suggesting good diet and probiotics and so on. That said, sometimes I swear they forget you're in a room waiting. I can hear the other rooms, they're empty. I can hear staff chatting and passing g the time. This is a small clinic and I was one of 3 patients in the entire building. Been here 90 minutes now with nobody checking in on me, I need a basic antibiotic and I'll be on my way. I thought about just doing teledoc, I have insurance. They do not accept insurance here. The only reason I come here is that it's usually fairly quick and easy care. This experience may be the reason that I won't come back. The entire clinic is pin drop quiet and I'm in here watching movies waiting for service.

I have had nothing but good things to say about changing to Oak Street Health from a private care…read moredoctor. I usually take the early morning appointments like 830am. So what if you have to wait 20-30 minutes, you wait. This is a organized medical center and the appointees waiting with me we just sit there and talk until we are called. I am speaking about the care the doctors give and it is A-1 so far that I have received. There is a lab on site (wonderful) most testing is done there and you don't have to run all over town to do blood testing. I love it there!

My first visit here was fine. I was seen within 20 minutes. On my second visit I waited an hour and…read morea half when I went to ask them when I would be seen. They said they didn't see me in the waiting room and just wrote me off. Then they wanted me to come in the next day. Let us know. I was here 10 minutes before my scheduled appointment. I was seeing that day, but I had to go for additional testing. When I got the results back, I called to schedule an appointment to go in and talk to someone about the results. This was in October 2025. They said the earliest appointment they had was in January but they could have a nurse call me. I said fine. Two days later. I got a call back and what I asked them. If we could go over the results she said well didn't you get a copy of it? I'm not a medical technician. I'm not a doctor. I don't know what L1C4 mean or whatever it was I didn't know what any of it meant so I wanted to talk to somebody about it and then she hung up on me. Yesterday I called to make an appointment because I'm sick last time I got this sick. I ended up having bronchitis. I didn't want it to get that bad so I called to make an appointment because all the same symptoms were back. This was December 29. They said the earliest appointment they had was January 8. What good is that gonna do me if I'm sick now? I said what if it gets worse? She said go to the ER. Why do I want to go there when I have a doctor in a clinic that I should be able to go to? Needless to say, I called Medicare and got another doctor's office! And guess what they made an appointment for me to come in the very next day! Do not go to Oak Street health!!!

Quality care. They always return phone calls. All nurses are professional and caring, always…read morehelping patients and each other. Been a year with treatments every 3 weeks. I probably could not have had a better experience given the circumstances.

I have questions about the center. Although it saved my brother's life, he is still on after care…read morefor metastatic prostate cancer with tumor removal from spine which left him with paralysis, neuropathy and forever immunotherapy. He also was diagnosed with Candida, he was treated and tested negative for it but is kept on isolation protocol in which he can't enter the building without being gowned up and kept away from everyone. I am not allowed as caregiver (or anyone else) to attend him on visits. He must wait outside in the weather until he can be gowned up. Therefore, our only access is phone calls. Is it protocol for his meds to be discontinued without consulting him and preparing him ahead of time and not offering a lesser medication. His pain narcotics have all been discontinued with no pain replacement. Is it protocol to call in for a refill and not receive a call back even if it is to say the medication has been discontinued? Is it protocol to not have a patient advocate that we know of? Is it protocol to not be able to get a refill for Prednisone which is a required supplement to be taken with his Abariterone for testosterone inhibition?