My daughter was seeking care to follow up from an ER visit. The ER doctor expressed that any PCP…read moreshould be able to assist with removing the packing. The ER doctor also educated us on how to remove the packing ourselves, but I wanted a doctor to do it. However, the medical assistant had an additude from the beginning and said the doctor probably would not do it. I explained to her that the doctor should be the one to make that decision. The doctor came in and immediately refused to do it. The doctor did not examine my daughter at all. I asked for a refund for the visit and she said no, but she did nothing for my daughter. Therefore, I removed the packing myself and my daughter still paid $95.00 for nothing. I'm very disappointed in this experience and will not be visiting this location again.

This review is for all village medicals On top of their poor professional service they also seem to…read morehave ghosted me due to me owing them money when I always pay in person when I am there now that I owe them money they have ghosted me and are denying me my prescriptions, And yes I do not have insurance.

Can't say enough how happy I am with my first visit. Everything from the building itself to the…read morefront office staff, taken back quickly, everything was what I was hoping for but have such a hard time finding. I saw Dr H Martinez and he was patient and took his time to explain and took time to listen and respond to my questions as well. If I could give more than 5 stars I would. Highly recommend the facility and Dr Martinez if you are looking for a primary care physician.

I really wanted to like this place but after a year of going to them there is NO WAY I would go…read moreback. I chose Dr.Shah as my PCP. She is lovely and nice , but the last few times I went in I was rushed. I went in June for blood work/physical. I am type 2 diabetic and want to make sure my A1C is managed. My blood work came back not good BUT this time I had more issues that I never had before. High cholesterol, low iron, white blood count high. I go back in September 2 to run blood work and talk about my last blood work and I literally was In the room five minutes when a nurse ushered me to get my blood work done which they normally do in the room but ok. After blood work I said ok do I go back in the room. I was told no she is done we will call me an ultra fast appointment because I have concerns and a list of things I need to go over with her. The front desk didn't care. The sweet phlebotomist did care as I was crying upset over this. She actually cared. Also my blood pressure was high and I asked the doctor to re take it as it's never high and she said no. She sent me home with a form to write down my blood pressure daily and bring back in. It was high because I was upset and she would not retake it. Been monitoring my blood pressure since September 2 and it is normal. Would have been nice for MY PCP to care. Nothing was gone over with me as far as blood work. Nothing. Even still. I call to ask about changing my diabetes medicine as the one I been on is causing issues. I was told to schedule an appointment. I was just there to discuss this and got shuffled out within five minutes. Just had blood work and physical. ANOTHER DOCTOR ISSUE is I got sick September 7th and had to do a video call with another doctor. Rachelle Bishop. I was told to go get flu and Covid test and after results we will go from there . Came back negative. I sent a message asking for guidance and a note to return to work and she never even replied to my question I PAID FOR . I will Post copies of the message from patient portal that i still have not gotten a reply or doctors note from. As of today I have changed my PCP and will never go back to Methodist. Pics are showing how I never got a reply from a doctor I paid to see. I was running a fever and needed antibiotics and a doctors note.

I've been seeing Dr. Mani for over 30 years and he is patient and always up to date on the latest…read moreinformation. I'll miss him when he retires, but he got gray hair and I didn't!

My doctor was great. BUT ive had two procedures here and both times have had issues. They do not…read moreknow how to do IV's. Both times it took a couple of sticks before they got it right. The last time was the worst when they blew the vein in my hand and now two weeks late the back of my hand is sitll black and blue. Also, though I had receipts with proof that I had already fulfilled my deductible they made me pay it again anyway in order to proceed with the procedure. NOW they owe me a refund and I feel certain that will be a fiasco as well. I will NOT have another procedure at this facility.

Had an absolutely amazing first primary care/annual visit with Ishtar. She was very kind,…read moreattentive, and took her time to listen to my concerns and questions about my health. The process of checking in and getting my labs was seamless and quick

Awful experience. Noorhan Nassar wouldn't treat me because she felt "uncomfortable" because I'm a…read morediabetic. Completely unhelpful and they just wanted my copay.

I wish they had a higher ranking option because Priority Urgent Care deserves more than 5 Stars…read more God bless them all. They're truly amazing. From the minute you walk in until you leave, they treat you so well, you start to feel better before they even give you a treatment! No exaggeration, they are kind and caring and go the extra mile to take good care of you or your loved ones

This spans over two visits, took my daughter in for strep/covid etc test. She tested positive so…read morethe NP prescribed her antibiotics. She gave her the first dose since it was late and pharmacy was closed. As my daughter was putting it in her mouth I asked what it was and it was amoxicillin which she is allergic to. I smacked it out of her hand and she cancelled The script. She said it wasn't in her file. Fast forward to today, walk in with daughter. I ask the greeter to verify amoxicillin is in her allergy list. It is. NP comes in and tries prescribing amoxicillin again. She is a danger.to patients.AVOID this place. I had previously left a 5 star review but this can't be ignored

Great place for families and events. Multiple floors, ample parking. Food is decent, staff is very…read moreattentive, buttons for service EVERYWHERE!

I did not visit this location but they don't have the one I went to available for review. Folks…read moreneed to know how they operate! HCA Houston Healthcare Southeast Avoid this ER if you value your wallet - the care was basic, but the billing is straight-up predatory. Went in for a quick evaluation: blood work, urine test, and two short chats with the doctor. In and out in about 1 hour 20 minutes, no IV, no imaging, nothing fancy. They slapped a Level 4 (high complexity) facility fee on it, inflating the bill to over $12,000 total. Even after insurance, I'm left with $1,360 responsibility - for what? Billing said they "don't dispute charges" and only offered a vague internal audit. This isn't isolated; HCA has a long history of fraud settlements for upcoding and overbilling, including the largest health care fraud case in U.S. history at $1.7 billion. Reviews across HCA locations are littered with similar complaints: outrageous ER bills, unnecessary tests, and stonewalling on disputes. Their overall ratings are terrible for a reason - it's a pattern of greed over patient fairness. If you can go anywhere else, do it. 1 star for the exploitative system.

I wasn't even given a chance. One slip up, they'll kick you out. I was originally going for IOP,…read morebut got knocked up to be in PHP. At the end of my first day, I had a breakdown and started screaming and sobbing. Rather than a nurse come by, the receptionist does instead, and had the audacity to assume psychotic symptoms in me. They called me a danger to the rest of the group, though I shown no signs of aggression beyond cursing (which was normal anyway). She thought I wouldn't remember. But I completely remember. I couldn't move, and was frozen in place, and they didn't bother to help me. Even the other members seemed to care more than the staff here. The driver contacted me today saying she would be coming, but my mom had to give me a call and tell me herself that I was discharged. They didn't even tell the driver, the one responsible for transporting me thanks to me not having a vehicle, that I wasn't coming back. Apparently the reason I was discharged is me being a "danger." Just because I yelled and cried. I, a mentally unwell individual (and as shown by my papers as well), was discharged for having a normal episode for my diagnosis. The therapist was non-negotiable, and I bet she doesn't want to hear what I have to say. To whomever runs this place, please get your staff together. Our mental illnesses vary in severity, and these sorts of things should be expected. It is disgusting that we less-functional people should be denied further help just because we're not as stable as others. And if any of the staff see this, thank you so much for ruining my day. I have a plan to set forward and you guys are another reason why I will most likely off myself. Fuck you. I wish the other adolescents the best.

I don't why there are so many negative reviews? I've been coming here for more than 10 years and I…read morehave never walked out dissatisfied. They are fast, efficient and doesn't wasn't your time or theirs. Dr. Ibrahim listens to your needs and quickly understands your needs and gets you out in no time. Black and white and to the point!! Today I came as a walked in cause I needed immediate care, and out with a prescription with in an hour. Thank you!

I mean, if you're just trying to get an excuse for school or some anabiotic's, I would definitely…read morerecommend this place... You'll be in and out within 10 minutes... However, the exam is not very thorough and he doesn't listen to anything you have to say... So if it's an emergency, definitely go to the ER lol... Otherwise, it's a really quick option when in a hurry.

Why 5 stars? Because they saved my Dad's life…read more --- --- --- A hospital having a Yelp page is definitely a different ballgame than just about any other kind of business. I'm sure that there are countless others who have lost loved ones at Bay Area Regional Medical Center, and it probably had nothing to do with the doctors/nurses not performing up to a certain standard during their visit. Life's randomness sometimes trumps precision that the most wonderful medical professionals on Earth have to offer. But in our case, BARMC could only be described as a God-send. My dad had a heart attack on Thanksgiving. In an instant, my Dad transformed from the most active 58 year old that anyone knows, to the guy laying on the bathroom floor at the gym with no pulse. My brother was fortunately by his side, and was able to call 911 pretty instantly. The paramedics arrived swiftly and were as efficient as possible in literally bringing him back from the dead. He was then transported to BARMC. He quickly had to have a stent placed in his artery, which went very smoothly. By the time I got into town a few hours later, he was heavily medicated, but still awake and talking. I didn't even know what any of this meant prior to Thursday, but apparently, it was nothing short of a miracle. Not only that he was alive, but that he went from a goner to very normal in a few hours. This is a testament to my dad's excellent shape/conditioning, but I'd imagine all of medical people involved played a role as well :) Where we really began to appreciate BARMC is the quality of care that he received in ICU. All of the nurses/doctors were absolutely phenomenal. Kayla, Natalia, Shelby, Dennis and all of the other names that I'm forgetting - you were all the absolute best. It's amazing that people who work in a place that's filled with so much sadness on a daily basis, could manage to be so cheerful and happy. All of them had the demeanor of people who were on vacation, in that, they were just so happy and joyful. Maybe it was that my dad's story was so amazing, or maybe this place just breeds super heroes. Either way, we loved it. All of these wonderful folks really helped me to put life in perspective. I love my job and always give it my all... but these people literally save lives for a living. Instead of enjoying Thanksgiving with their family, they perform insanely advanced procedures on people, while crying family members wait in the lobby with lives hanging in the balance. Much like folks who join the military, it's a job I could never do, but I'm forever grateful that others can.

My dad was in this hospital and too many mishaps to list. It took 48 hours to reconcile his home…read moremedications. They never responded to the call button and they employees are smart ass and mock you when you ask for help. I know several people work there and the place is rotten from the top down. Good people will not stick around and it will only get worse until upper management does something to change the culture. The HR department needs to be completely fired and built from the ground up. All the employees seem to be rejects from other hospitals in the area that were willing to accept a lower wage to have free reign to do whatever they want. They do not know how to staff, compensate or develop their employees. You can't teach someone to be a nice human being though.