If I could give zero stars, I absolutely would…read more We moved to the area after buying a home and had to leave our amazing network of care. We were really hoping, after reading these reviews, that we were in good hands. We were absolutely wrong. My ex-husband lives locally, and we initially had an issue where they almost linked his household with ours, and legally, I have sole custody and another child that has no ties to him or his house in any legal or personal manner. This created a massive concern initially. Let's move to our initial visit. The visit itself was questionable. I have two daughters and I am not the average woman that you would see in this small town. I have tattoos, and I am not as clean-cut as the rest. I have a stable job, a home, and a loving family. It was immediately apparent that I was being heavily judged. From the front desk, to the physician herself. She questioned every time frame possible, even ones when I was a single mother working two jobs and couldn't afford consistent care. I have been judged plenty in my life by people just like her, many times, and I know exactly what that looks like. I can handle it just fine. It was when it was pushed towards my oldest daughter that it became a major concern when it was revealed that she was not heterosexual. I had a goal of getting my youngest her labs done, as she had some struggles with insulin resistance in the past and had begun getting lightheaded and dizzy after eating, and I was becoming concerned that something was progressing negatively in that realm. I then requested labs for both girls, and she said that they couldn't be done at the visit and they'd need to be scheduled. She continued questioning. I explained her prenatal development, where she had 4 holes in her heart, extra blood vessels, etc, and had been cleared by a cardiologist 4 years prior, and that her murmur was undetected. She heard the murmur again, and it was not hard to detect this time. Lab appointment. The nurses were seemingly inexperienced with administering lab work and my oldest daughter has medical trauma from having fingers severed and surgically placed back on when she was younger. She can get emotional and cry, and needs me to hold her hand and comfort her. They were very insensitive about this because she is 17. They did not do much to create a comforting experience. The clinician did not have updated notes. It seems the physician was not listening to why I was requesting the labs in the first place because I had to request them with the clinician again, specifically, which then stated that it wasn't even mentioned to her or notated. I have two teenage daughters. One had insulin resistance and a preexisting heart condition, with seemingly worsening symptoms when eating. I requested labs to check A1C, etc. That was the entire reason for labs. My other daughter, I wanted general lab work and an annual STD. When these results came back, and her A1C was in a healthy range, the clinician brought up the cardiologist over the phone and stated that she needs to see her cardiologist again, even if she had been cleared a few years ago. The office called me multiple times throughout the day, asking the same questions the last person who called asked regarding the need for a doctor referral, as if they were not communicating or notating my account. Then they called a last time, stating that they needed me to come in for another appointment because there were no notes regarding her pre-existing heart condition or cardiologist, and that it needed to be a discussion. Mind you, in that initial appointment, I submitted the most recent echo records. The physician was not going to request labs initially and it was per my request that these were even performed. I self-paid for her initial appointment not even 2 weeks prior, then insurance with our lab appointment which I specifically requested for the check to ensure my daughter was ok, and I mentioned all of these things prior, but they were centered on wanting this appointment, and I am sure the money that comes with that. When I asked why more thorough notes of my requests and what was discussed were not documented, the woman on the phone did not have an answer and just said that they just needed to have her in another appointment. I will already have to pay for a specialist appointment as well, and should not have to pay for something that could, and should, have been in the notes of that first appointment to avoid this as an issue. They have absolute and total bias for the families or people they want to, and no compassion for the others. I requested all records and will be reviewing all avenues with my experience. My daughters deserve the best, most compassionate, and attentive care WITHOUT judgment.

We have been going here from the beginning. Never really had an issue until like 2019. I brought my…read moredaughter in because she had a stomach ache and a sore throat. She gets strep a lot and I always know when her throat and tummy hurts, strep has made an appearance. They wanted to test for flu and mono and I declined because it was strep. They asked if I was a doctor. I'm not, but I've been a mom for two decades and I know my children. Recently we had an issue with one of our kids and needed a referral for children's. They refused. They said he hadn't had a well check since 2024, this was 12/23/25 so not like it's been years. They all refused due to the fact that hadn't treated him for the issue. You don't typically go to a pediatrician for mental health, but it's been noted in his files for years. We have a free insurance from my husband's work and they don't pay preventative. I told them when I checked in we would need to pay out of pocket. The lady at the front desk was super condescending and told me " all insurance pays for well visits". Later she came into the room and closed the door and told me I would have to pay before we left. Ummmm, pretty sure I attempted to do that before we were taken to a room. It's changed, my understanding was Byington became a doctor after being a nurse and wasn't happy with how her patients were being treated. Well, you aren't being treated well in her care. Glad to see the NP has left, best wishes to her. If a doctor doesn't care about the well being of a patient, it's a money grab. She would send us to children's for any minor thing, but refused a referral when it was a dire situation. I would find a doctor who actually cares about your child being alive.

Anglena Bhatara, NP, was professional, compassionate, and attentive throughout my visit. She took…read morethe time to listen to my concerns, explained everything clearly, and made sure all of my questions were answered. I felt respected and well cared for during my appointment. Her knowledge, patience, and genuine concern for her patients made for a very positive experience. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a caring and knowledgeable nurse practitioner.

I had such an incredible experience at White Rock Family Health, and I just have to share…read more NP Angelina is absolutely amazing. She is so attentive, truly listens, and makes you feel like you matter the moment you walk in. All of my kids love her, and that says a lot... especially with teenagers who don't always open up easily. She has such a special way of making them feel comfortable and heard, which means everything to me as a mom. I honestly can't say enough good things about her. She is a truly special human, and we will not be going anywhere as long as she's there. I also want to mention Al, one of the nurses, he's been with the office for over 10 years, which really says something about the kind of place this is. He's always kind, welcoming, and consistent. It's people like Angelina and Al that make going to the doctor's office a genuinely positive experience. So grateful we found this place! And sorry it took me 10 years to create a review. But she is incredible I had to stop and leave one.

When Ashley PeSek, PA told me I shouldn't have gone to the ER and should've come to them instead,…read moreit completely dismissed the reality of what I was going through. I didn't go to the ER for no reason -- I went because All Care isn't open 24/7. I was getting worse, I couldn't sleep, and I was genuinely scared. I would've gone to urgent care, but they have the same limited office hours. When I tried to express to Ashley PeSek, PA the PTSD I've developed from previous medical encounters, I never expected her response to be, "You need to take accountability." That hit me hard. Yes, I went to the ER and eventually got the medication I needed, but only because the ER helps you first -- before asking if you're paying with debit, credit, or cash. I couldn't afford the prescription beforehand. The allergic reaction I had wasn't minor -- it came from an unknown source and caused painful, pus-filled welts that made it hard to even get out of bed. Still, she downplayed it -- questioning what the ER doctor said and reducing it to mosquito bites. I'm 21 years old. I know what mosquito bites feel like, and that wasn't it. Her response shook me because Jessica Agwumaro, PA and Dr. Osehotue Okojie would never treat me like that. They have always shown me compassion, respect, and understanding. They never judged me, and they always listened. They diagnosed conditions that other doctors overlooked, prescribed the right treatment, and helped me get better -- both physically and emotionally. So yes, I'll take accountability for not going to pick up the medication right away -- but let's be honest: accountability doesn't pay hospital bills. It doesn't buy prescriptions when you're sick, broke, and out of work. It doesn't ease the weight of medical debt. I don't live a luxurious life -- I'm just trying to survive. I'm not saying All Care is a bad clinic. In fact, I've had some truly positive experiences there, and both Dr. Okojie and Jessica Agwumaro, PA are outstanding providers. They're even listed on the clinic's website -- unlike Ashley PeSek, PA, who isn't. But I can't ignore how her care made me feel: dismissed, belittled, and emotionally drained. What I experienced with Ashley PeSek, PA felt cold, lacking empathy, and out of touch with the reality many patients face -- especially those of us who don't have a financial safety net. I'm not asking for anyone to lose their job. I just wish providers like her were required to receive more cultural competence training and psychological sensitivity education -- especially when working with vulnerable and marginalized patients. After that appointment, I sat in my car and cried. I had come in to get my FMLA paperwork filled out and was blindsided when I was told it would cost $100 per page, on top of my $65 copay. I had only brought $100, thinking that would cover everything -- and found out it wouldn't even be enough to get one page done. None of it was covered by insurance. I've been on sick leave with no income, and I've already spent everything I have on hospital visits and medication. Being told that I shouldn't have gone to the ER, or that I should've had my 17-year-old brother pick me up to get my prescription -- when the truth is I simply couldn't afford it -- was deeply hurtful. I didn't say all of that in the moment because I was already explaining I couldn't afford the FMLA paperwork. I was overwhelmed, ashamed, and emotionally exhausted. But even if I had gone into full detail, nothing should have justified the lack of compassion I felt in that room. That appointment wasn't just disappointing -- it was emotionally damaging. So no, I don't want a follow-up visit because I simply cannot afford it, nor do I have the emotional capacity for it.

I love this Office, it has an awesome atmosphere, the staff is so friendly and welcoming. The…read moreDoctors are top notch. I received the BEST healthcare in the world....Love this place