Dr. Imperial has been our family doctor for over 13 years. I appreciate that he doesn't…read moreover-prescribe antibiotics and is very thorough. He's very patient and listens to you. Super chill guy. Also, he's a D.O. instead of an M.D. which means he views the patient more holistically to reach a diagnosis. Rather than only treating symptoms, he looks for the root cause. "He's good and thorough" ;)

Dr. Waguespack came highly recommended from a friend and I am a big fan now. He and his staff are…read moreso nice and really take time with each patient. It does not take long to get in to see the doctor when you need to see someone. Convenient location in South College Station and just down the road from the hospital too.

I'd give Dr. Veazey five stars, but since I figure he's responsible for the front desk staff too,…read moreit's dropping to four. See, he's awesome. I should know; I've had identical surgeries by two different doctors in the past six months. His approach to the rehab aspect of surgery so far has really worked well for me. From the choice of surgical staples rather than stitches, to the use of a partial splint rather than a full cast, all his decisions have led to faster rehab for me and less pain than my first wrist surgery. My initial meeting with him to assess the break and schedule the surgery had me loving the fact that he treated me like a person, as did his nurse, Rylene. My displeasure with the experience has nothing to do with Dr. Veazey personally, but with his inept, rude staff in charge of appointments and questions. See, I made the (apparently) egregious mistake of asking for a downgrade in medication from narcotic to non-narcotic. After being asked several very personal questions as to why I'd want to change my medication, I was told, "Well, it doesn't matter anyway, since the doctor and his nurse are on vacation until Tuesday [a week away]." Since I was only three days post-surgery, I said, "Surely there is someone covering for Dr. Veazey in his absence who can help me," and she said, "NO." Which is ridiculous. So I called a CRNA who had been super-sweet to me during the surgery (pre- and post-), Debbie Hlavin of Brazos Anesthesiology Associates, and she called over there and got them to pull their heads out of their asses. In a nutshell. And then when I went in for my post-op appointment with Dr. V, his front desk hag goes, "I'm gonna need your picture!" and BLAMMO thrusts a camera in my face and starts shooting. Which pissed me off, because I'd neither consented nor was ready for a photo. She looked at my face and goes, "Jeez, SORRY." And slammed the glass window shut. The only thing that kept me from going postal was probably yes, painkillers. For which those bitches should be grateful. Other than that, Dr. Veazey is a really good choice if you have to make the tough decision to find an orthopedic surgeon. He's super-competent, has great personal skills, and I really like his nurse.

Everyone here is amazing!! The receptionist was very nice and had a great experience checking in. I…read moregot an appointment within two weeks to get my nexplanon implant. I adored my nurse. I was a little nervous and everyone was so kind and reassured me. Dr. Pope is the best doctor ever!!! He held my hand while I got the implant and distracted me during it. He was very nice and went above and beyond on patient care. I do not remember the doctors name who did the actual implant but he was a sweetheart too! All very reassuring and nice to talk to. I had a problem with anxiety after the event and called them at 4:55 and the doctor answered everything i needed. Best clinic im experienced.

Care Plus..... oh how low medical care has stooped…read more..... I've visited Care Plus twice, and I have to say that the last time will be the last time. I think I would rather self-treat for whatever unfortunately illness or accident I manage to find myself in. I only went here when my primary physician was unavailable. He moved about 2 years ago, and I haven't been able to find a decent general practitioner since. The first time I was at Care Plus, it was for an unfortunate lawn mowing accident that left scissors through my hand. The wait time (15 minutes) for this was okay given my injury, and the treatment was decent. I had a female doctor I had was relatively knowledgeable, and personable. I can't remember her name for the life of me. They washed out my wound, patched me up, and I was on my way. My complaint with about Care Plus at the time was that they would not file with my secondary insurance. Not a huge ordeal, but filing with the any insurance can be a pain in the butt. Gotta download the form, print the form, look up random numbers, make sure you have diagnosis codes, and so on. It would have been easier if the staff could do that for me. I like filing forms with insurance like I like filing out tax forms. The second time I came here was in the Summer of 2008, I had an urgent case. I had to wait 3 hours. I was so fed up, I decided to just lay in the middle of the hall of the physician's center. Apparently, that doesn't do much good either. Medical services here are the pits. I finally got in 3 hours later, and Dr. Roquet started treating me like a child. I may not have an MD, but I've worked in the medical field long enough to know what was up. He kept trying to diagnosis my symptom, incorrectly at that, instead of finding the root cause. He started to say that I had a condition that I obviously didn't have. You can't wake up one day with a chronic illness. Several times, I felt like saying "@&#(%@! Let me help you with your job. Apparently, you aren't very good at it." Twice during the visit, his cell phone went off, and he had the audacity to leave the room and answer it. He would come back 10 minutes later and say something like, "It's part of the job." I wanted to snap back, "You are at your job!" Did he really think I was that gullible that he had to answer his cell about work, when he was clearly at work? It was very apparent that it was a personal call from his wife. To make a long story short, I felt like I was being talked down to the entire visit. The wait was entirely too long. The physician was incapable of higher thinking skills. The doctor had no social skills, and he rudely accepted personal calls when I was on my death bed. I hate this place. This place sucks. The facility is cramped. The equipment is old and dated. I would only go back if this was the last medical center in Texas. Wait, I take that back. I would rather pop a few pain killers and patch myself up. I could probably do a better job of open heart surgery than this place.

I have used care plus for over 20+ years as both an urgent care facility and as a family medicine…read morecenter. The wait is a little long but you do get to walk in with out an appointment and when you factor in that most docs make you wait anyhow, it evens out. Dr Roquet is very kind and listens to each patient. He has stitched us up and taken care of each member of my family. I would rather wait for him than deal with the ers in town. As someone with chronic health issues, I appreciate he sees each person's problem as an individual. He also is one of the few docs who still believe in pain management. Curious as someone who is "dying" is going to an urgent care facility. That is why they have ers. I think an office visit runs 90 bucks which is about half the price of other drs office visits.

The location is convenient and it is very cozy inside. Dr. Johnson feels like an aunt or a caring…read moregrandmother. I have never waited longer than 10 min.