Staff was nice enough, able to confirm my insurance was accepted before showing up. However,…read moredespite listing online that they treat kids with shortness of breath, fever, and cough - after I paid my copay and told them my concerns they had my son weighed etc, then the doctor came in and said he didn't have a fever and that they don't treat children with wheezing and they sent me to ER without even listening to his lungs or anything. So, I paid them for a service they apparently don't even provide. Also! When I showed up at the ER, my son did in fact have a fever. Thanks for nothing, AFC Urgent Care.

Yesterday I went in to have my daughter examined for a possible fracture after a fall. They took an…read moreX-ray and sent us home, confirming that there was no fracture. At 7 p.m., after three calls during the day that I didn't answer because the number didn't show up, they confirmed that the radiologist had found a fracture. They told me to come in today at 8 a.m. because it was already late and they were closing. Today, the new team knew nothing about it. They accused me of having left yesterday with my daughter's fracture untreated. In a rude manner, they finally immobilized her after I asked about the previous day's team, making their malpractice clear. I am a doctor, and it seems to me that the care and training of the staff leave much to be desired.

Check in was fast and easy, the waiting area was clean and there is a coffee station for patients…read morewanting or who drinks coffee. Dr. Blas is my neurologist and he is always kind and listens to any concerns that I may have. I never feel rushed or as if I'm just another number, I have moved to Cypress but will continue to travel to The woodlands to see him.

Cold-flu season wrecked me... And with a kiddo who just started preschool, sickness couldn't stay…read moreaway! Davam is conveniently open 7 days a week, from 8am to 9pm. So, when I needed urgent care and my PCP wasn't available, I was so thankful Davam was accessible. The staff here are so friendly & caring, and the providers are thorough & knowledgeable. All areas are clean & inviting, with extra touches for added comfort (complimentary coffee bar, refrigerated bottled waters, and masks, hand sanitizer, and tissues dispensed in every corner). This is a top-notch clinic. *Keep in mind, you'll pay Urgent Care prices (higher copay/deductible basis or hefty cash cost), but you will receive outstanding attention. The value is in the immediate care & relief. While medical emergencies are not something I want to brag about experiencing often, I emphasize the consistently wonderful service I've received at Davam, and I highly trust them for future health needs.

Davam's care providers always take great care of me and my family: efficient, helpful, timely…read morevisits. They are the only urgent care we visit.

I've been on hold for over 2 hours trying to get a referral to see my Oncologist ~ What is going on…read morethat the office can't help you with this.

When you keep calling for your blood work results and still don't get a answer…read more After 3 weeks that's very bad service, yes you can see the test results in patient portal if there are some flags on the bloodwork it would be nice to know do we change my meds or what ? To get a referral is another issue takes forever. It's a problem with any doctor I have gone to at village medical . Talk about feeling like just a number to these doctors .very frustrating

I am very disappointed in my experience with Dr. Yelin. Communication throughout my care was poor…read moreand inconsistent, which left me feeling unsupported and unclear about my treatment. More concerning was that my ability to receive care appeared to be influenced by my husband's account status rather than my individual medical needs. This raised serious concerns about professionalism and patient-centered care. Additionally, the billing practices were excessive and unexpected. Appointments routinely exceeded $550, and I was charged at a rate of approximately $175-350 per hour for every minute of time spent, similar to an attorney's billing structure. Because there is no support staff, any time spent outside of scheduled appointments--regardless of how brief--was also billed by the minute. This was not clearly communicated upfront and felt unreasonable given the already high cost per visit. Patients deserve transparent communication, ethical decision-making, and care based on medical need rather than financial considerations. Unfortunately, that was not my experience, and I cannot recommend this practice.

I have been under Dr. Yelin's care for 7 years and could not be happier with her individualized…read morecare or her approach to ensuring I am the healthiest and happiest woman I can be. I appreciate Dr. Yelin's directness as well as how informed she is. I applaud her for her charging as it makes it clear that she values her own time as well as the time of the patients that have later appointments. I saw two other doctors in Houston specializing in women's hormones before finding Dr. Yelin. I feel far healthier and more balanced under Dr. Yelin's care than those prior two. I love that she allows visits by video conference after the initial visit and is very clear on what I am to do based on her analysis of my blood work. Thank you, Dr. Yelin!

Nice staff and provider. They do X-rays here. Would come…read moreback for future quick visits.

Assessment lasted 3 minutes. PA said " I can't help you, you have to go to the emergency room "…read more They changed me $210. I've read his notes and they are different from the ones made by the doctor in the emergency room. They have essentially done nothing for me other than refer me to the emergency room.

Negative zero rating isn't an option so disregard the 1 star! As my throat was having spasms and…read moreswelling from excessive coughing attacks and vomiting last Thursday morning around 3:30-4am I drove myself 4 mins down the road in fear that I wasn't going to be able to wait till my PCP opened at 8:30 am because I couldn't get air through my windpipe when the spasms occurred. Mind you my illness began on Wednesday around noon and since I progressively got to this point I was exhausted, my throat hurt so bad as well it was difficult to talk not only to hear me but the trigger of when these spasms occurred wasn't just the excessive coughing but try talking on a raspy voice that literally hurts and I was very scared I couldn't breathe, definitely not in the normal healthy state people are typically in but you'd think an emergency care nurse is used to that as well as thoroughly trained to listened, observe and react or respond accordingly so, well not this one! The front desk guy was amazing I showed him a text I wrote to my self about the allergies and asthma and all the above and he says it's okay here a pen and paper to write down your name, very sweet. I sat in wait room for like maybe 5 mins and honestly I barely remember the nurse intro and not sure how much effort she was putting in as she and this other lady were chatting it up as they walked ahead of me to a room behind a current near the front desk to I guess take my vitals. She told me to get on the scale and once I did nurse asked me to read aloud my weight! Like really? Did the front desk not fill her in about my voice? Also when is it the patients job to tell the nurse how or what to read on your own vitals that they are measuring? I did attempt to read it, got the numbers a bit wrong (again extremely exhausted, couldn't talk and rubbed wrong at this point so I tried to say I can't talk clearing my voice trying to speak up but her mannerisms were rude like I was taking too long to answer and not answering my weight correctly, so when she behaved so impatiently with an unempathetic concern, rushing words like "hello" and rude face gestures I showed her my text the same one I had shown the front desk guy and she wouldn't even read it, she was like what is this? Umm really, again didn't I just give off a ton of cues that I couldn't talk or was struggling to do so?? So I told her she was being extremely rude and I was leaving and I guess I said I will just go somewhere else, and walked to the front desk to try to give back the arm band and the front desk guy was again super sweet and picked up on my frustration and said just one minute let me find the scissors it will be okay. And I left. Neither of the nurses in that room tried to get me to stay the one she chatted it up with never even spoke to me not even sure why she was in there. Honestly don't even know there names, the woman who didn't speak to me was a darker skin woman and the rude one was white and I'm only saying this because I don't know which one wrote on the portal as she is describing the RN in third person and not saying "PT shoved her phone in my face" yet speaking as if summarizing her feelings about the visit she either observed or could have been the one I was that I'm complaining about. Below is the comment the nurse put on my online portal Nurse Sarah R at 8/21/2025 3:49 AM Pt brought back for triage in room one, pt asked to step on scale and for height, pt hesitant to answer, gave finger motion to "hold on" Pt then asked to sit in triage chair and asked what brought her to the emergency room, pt aggressively shoved cell phone in RN's face, causing RN to be taken aback. Asked patient "what is this?" Pt states "you are kinda rude, I can't talk" Pt then gathered her things "I'm going to another ER" Pt encouraged to stay, she chose to leave. I went home and thankfully didn't die before my husband got me to our PCP where I was injected with antibiotics and steroids as well as prescribed several prescriptions of 2 antibiotics and steroids for a couple of weeks along with continuing the use of asthma inhalers and follow up with an ENT next month. I will never ever go back there and just so you know I do have a history of easily getting sinus infections and bronchitis/ pneumonia but this was the first time in my 45 years of life to have ever had my throat close up like that so again it wasn't just another case of what I've gotten over my lifetime even during extensive allergy injections and prevention treatments!

First time writing a review after a medical visit. I'm taking Levaquin and after 3rd dose I started…read moreexperiencing severe stomach cramping. After attempting to manage with Pepto & Prevacid the pain continued. After Googling my symptoms it seemed the pain could be a side effect of the antibiotic & the advice was to get clearance from Urgent Care. My past experience with this location has been stellar; however, today I literally walked out without any diagnostics or treatment. The nurse, Amanda K, completely dismissed my concerns & suggested I continue & "push through" with the antibiotic. Huh?!? I'm literally there due to a potential side effect. Then the doctor, Anthony Fasanella, comes in & barely lets me complete a sentence & states this is not what the nurse indicated the visit was about. Again, what?!? I have never felt so dismissed by a medical professional ever. He could not understand why I would be concerned with stomach cramping related to an antibiotic side effect. I don't think I completed a thought or sentence without being interrupted. BTW my husband was in the exam room as well & couldn't believe the exchange - if you can even call it an exchange. Eventually he suggests a CT scan with contrast. After I initially agreed, I just didn't feel comfortable with any of it. Amanda K re-enters the room & I explained that I wasn't good with my interactions with her or the doctor so I declined and left while still in significant discomfort. I've scheduled with my primary care tomorrow to gain some insight-hopefully I can deal with the pain through the night. I will never return to this location and highly recommend that everyone steer clear. Unbelievable experience.

Have nothing but praise for the Hospital, Physicians, the Nurses (most all). who give 100+% to…read moretheir patients because they do care. I have had to stay here many times due Covid due to side effects from December 2019 through Covid was not in TX yet, but 3 days earlier we had returned from a Family Chrismas Cruise.++ and I am still trying to recover. After the 3rd hospitalization they realized it was Covid. On my 5th visit I "Coded" not Stroke, but low Blood Pressure has made me passout (at home), this time causing a brain bleed, fortunately outside the brain. It had affected my speak, writing what the brain tells me and having completely different is awful after I read what have written it is embarrassing and I reasons stopped writing reviews because for it. St. Luke's Rehabilitation is top notch and they don't let you let miss a beat. So 2020 was rough. I vowed not to see the ER in 2021, but I broke wrist in 3 places and surgery is scheduled for another issue this month. This will be OK.

I have been a patient of this practice for several years and was satisfied with the care. However,…read moreafter my most recent visit, the care quality was disappointing. I felt rushed, as if on an assembly line, and the adjustment was unsatisfactory. Although a simple adjustment is a covered service with my insurance carrier, with a $0 copay, the receptionist and office manager refused to bill for the service and demanded I pay the full charge, $50.00 (This was after I declined to schedule multiple other services.) I paid the $50.00 charge and left. I reached out to my insurance carrier for reimbursement assistance and they advised charging me was a breach of the provider's contract and the carrier attempted to reach out to the provider to resolve the issue. Unfortunately, they were met with hostility and defensiveness from the office manager, along with a flat refusal to reimburse for the service. I won't return to this provider, ever.

My daughter has been seeing Faith and Dr. Marshall for a few months now. We went in after a sports…read moreinjury and during her initial X-rays found out she had very mild scoliosis as well as a misaligned hip and shoulder. While they couldn't do much for the sports injury (required surgical repair), they have been helping her with the other issues. She has experienced better sleep and improved posture, so far. We are going into the once a month phase of her treatment and are hopeful it continues to help her. We have had an amazing experience so far and highly recommend this amazing team of healthcare professionals.