He is the best informed and relatable doctor I have ever had. 5 stars for sure! His visits are on…read moretime with little to no waiting. His staff is well trained.

In my almost 60 years on this earth, Dr. Wickersham is perhaps my favorite doctor. Period. he is…read morecaring and understanding of my issues, and extremely knowledgeable. I feel like I am in great hands with him, and can highly recommend him as your arthritis specialist .

The staff at the Health Outcomes Center, especially Kristen and Beth, helped me get a prescription…read morerefilled correctly (prescribed by the Texas Liver Institute). It had been a problem for months and they handled it efficiently and professionally. Thank you!

From the owner: Health Outcomes Center offers specialty services including hepatitis and metabolic care and labs…read more This location is by referral only and accepts most private insurances, Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay.

Dr. Julio Beras Matos is an exceptional rheumatologist, to say the least. I spent seven years…read moresuffering from debilitating symptoms that were overlooked or dismissed as mere anxiety. I first met Dr. Beras Matos in May 2022 for a new patient consultation. He was incredibly patient and took the time to truly listen as I explained my medical history and the symptoms I had been experiencing for the previous seven years, symptoms that progressively worsened with each passing year. After performing lab work and a thorough physical assessment, he told me, "I believe you have systemic lupus." At the time, it was a devastating diagnosis to receive, but I was also relieved and deeply grateful to finally have answers and, more importantly, to finally have a physician who believed me instead of dismissing my symptoms once again. Over the last four years, Dr. Beras Matos has guided me through this lupus journey, and to say it has been tumultuous would be an understatement. He has always taken the time to sit and listen to me. There have been many tearful moments, and his compassion as a physician reflects the kind of person he truly is. He has always allowed me to actively participate in my treatment plan and respected my hesitations regarding certain medications, including azathioprine, methotrexate, Benlysta, and Saphnelo. He gave me the time and space to process difficult decisions and revisit treatment options when my symptoms worsened. He has truly exhausted every tool in his rheumatology arsenal to help treat my systemic lupus and chronic pleurisy. When I hoped to become pregnant, he transitioned me to azathioprine. When Benlysta failed to control my symptoms, he moved on to Saphnelo. When azathioprine was no longer effective, he started methotrexate. During my lupus flares, he has consistently accommodated me, making time to call me or see me urgently in clinic to help get my symptoms under control with steroids. Dr. Beras Matos is clearly passionate about rheumatology and autoimmune disease. He is eager to stay informed on emerging research and future treatments currently being studied in clinical trials that may one day improve the lives of his patients. He has been a constant guiding force throughout my illness, someone I know I can turn to when lupus fails me, someone who will help me search for answers and solutions. From 2022 to 2024, my lupus became so severe that I was unable to work. Today, I am able to work full-time as a nurse while also pursuing my education to become a nurse practitioner. I was able to plan my wedding and get married. I truly feel like I have my life back. It may not be the same life I had before lupus, but it is a life filled with far more gratitude for the good days and far more hope for what lies ahead. I remain hopeful about the research being done in systemic lupus erythematosus and the new therapies currently in clinical trials that may soon become FDA approved. And I know Dr. Beras Matos will be among the first to learn about them so he can continue providing his patients with more treatment options and a better quality of life. Systemic lupus can be a devastating diagnosis, as I learned in 2022. But four years later, I have learned that when you have a great rheumatologist by your side, it becomes far less frightening because you face it together, as a team.

Entitled, corrupt, petty - the most succinct words to describe the office staff here, which…read moreunfortunately reflects just as negatively upon the doctors for being complicit with their decision to keep them employed despite recurrent complaints about them. I booked months in advance, and initially received the paperwork to fill out and noticed several office errors in it - not a great look, but not uncommon. Then days before the scheduled appointment I get a couple of calls about issues with my insurance, so I call them back and leave a message. Eventually I am able to speak to the verification of benefits individual who tells me she cancelled the appointment already. Nice. She also proves to be one of the most rude, unqualified, dishonest people I've ever had the displeasure to talk with. She says she is having issues verifying my insurance. After several minutes of rude discourse, I find out they incorrectly recorded my insurance information, so I tell them the correct information and almost immediately she said it still isn't working...So i send over a picture of my insurance card, she says she contacted my insurance and is waiting for a fax to verify benefits...in 2026...strange...Don't hear back from her so I call Cigna and ask if they sent the fax and they tell me they don't need to use fax to send a proof of benefits letter (so lie #1 from verification of benefits person) and so Cigna sent it immediately to the office staff instead. I eventually get a call the verification benefits individual and she precedes to tell me they can't take me because my insurance is HMO (lie #2, my plan is Open Access Plus) and that I need a referral. I told her if that's the case, my PCP referred me to a different rheumatologist already so I could ask my PCP to change the rheumatologist referral to their office if they truly need a referral. She says they still can't accept my insurance (so lie #3). I ask if I could just pay out of pocket then and she claims they don't accept that either (lie #4). So I call Cigna again, they tell me I don't have HMO and don't need a referral with the Open Access plan so they call them and are likewise confused why they are refusing me because the office staff are telling them I need a referral and still won't accept me even if I have one. So I call the office front desk and ask if they accept Cigna Open Plus Plan and am told "yes". So I explain the situation and the front desk connects me with some administrator there who tells me they can't accept me because my insurance is a "3rd party multi plan" (lie #5). Called Cigna, they say the office is wrong and there are no "3rd party" plans. Now the office is just telling me and Cigna they just simply don't want me as a patient without further explanation (at least they finally stopped making up false reasons). Truly the worst "customer service" I've likely ever experienced. In case the office staff reads this: just know that one day you (like each one of us) will be face-to-face with God and have to give an accounting of, and answer for, evils and sins you've committed in life, regardless of whether you choose to believe in Him or not.

I have had the privilege of having Alex DeJesus as my rheumatologist for 20 years now. I have had…read morequite a few negative experiences with other doctors that don't seem to care to give a patient any time or concern. That is not the case when it comes to Dr DeJesus he is very caring. Always listens to my issues, checks my range of motion. Very understanding of this condition because it is personal to him. The staff may be overwhelmed at times when it comes to return a phone call or getting you a prescription. They always seem to work that out if you just show up I can't say enough good things about this doctor that really has a heart for his patients. If you're having a hard time finding a good rheumatologist he's definitely one of the best in San Antonio.

Dr De Jesus was recommended by my ortho. During my initial visit he was rude and arrogant …read more.. bragging about his "expertise". I was in excruciating pain due to my arthritis but he was not concerned with my needs at all and didn't listen to anything I had to say about my condition. He even took me off of a medication routine that was working for me which significantly increased my pain and suffering. When I called his office a few days later to ask for a refill of the anti inflammatory he had taken me off of he said I had to come back for another visit before he could prescribe what he had just taken me off of in spite of the pain I was in. Also, his office cancelled my follow up appointment with less than 24 hrs notice. I advised my ortho of the situation and how horrible the experience was and I believe he will be recommending someone else in the future. IMO Dr DeJesus is only interested in taking advantage of your insurance payouts and telling you about himself. He is NOT in business to help people get better.

This doctor was a bigger part of my life than she will ever know. She took away a lot of my health…read morethat I will never get back. Due to having Akylosing Spondylitis (diagnosed by my new rheumatologist) that can never be reversed I will never get my old body back from when I started at her office. She sent me to physical therapy for some time which was going ok but I still wasn't getting much better so she sent me to a CHIROPRACTOR! $70 every week. Chiropractor did nothing absolutely nothing. That's when I decided to leave and see a new rheumatoid doctor and he immediately diagnosed me with Akylosing Spondylitis. Unfortunately Akylosing Spondylitis cannot be reversed so I can't get back the time and pain. Please save yourself the time pain and money.

Avoid this Dr. At all cost! Nothing but a holistic medicine quack. Makes you go through all these…read morereferrals they confirm u need to be on medication but she refuses to fill em. Has you in pain for over two weeks because she says eating right is all u have to do. Eating right to point yes, but when your own body is attacking you and neuro said you need steriods she refuses the recommendation of another Dr. But she is quick to get your money that is for sure! This Dr. Is only credited on paper'diploma' in practice she is a quack!! Staff is incompetent behind a lunatic! -Reported to Texas Board of medicine for unethical treatment and patient denial of records which is a HIPPA violation.

I love this the facility. They are fast efficient and thorough. They listen to my concerns and…read moreaddress them all everytime. The staff is very friendly and professional. I was recommended by a friend and would definitely recommend to others.

Quality of care is excellent but not consistent. The staff is very sensitive to remarks said even…read morein jest and I was reprimanded after my PCP left the practice for remarks I made to staff who are female yes I am a male patient. I subsequently quit the practice.

Good front and back office experience (at least so far!)…read more Recently moved from Austin to San Antonio and selected Dr. Joyce Yuen from the Blue Cross / Blue Shield network as she was highly rated. Dr. Yuen did not disappoint. She listened to my ongoing concerns, planned to meet with me regarding future health management, and most importantly, did not push services on me that I did not want. Front office staff did their best to move patients through and was very helpful. Parking can be tight in the lot in front of the building; check around the side for additional spots. So far, I'd highly recommend this location. Will update when I've dealt with ongoing care and billing.

I made an appointment 2 months ago for a first time PCP checkup and provided all of my health…read moreinsurance information. I'm 100% sure I did this since they kept me on the phone for 30 minutes while they figured out that my health insurance (through work) was fine but my husband's insurance (through the marketplace) was not accepted so I would have to find him a different doctor. I showed up to my appointment on time, after skipping breakfast because of the cholesterol test, only to be told that actually they don't take Cigna. What a giant waste of time.

Dr.Emaculada Rincon is a very caring, professional, and thorough physician. I feel confident that…read moremy mother is in good hands.

Very friendly and knowledgeable doctor and staff! Remembers who you are and your medical problems!…read moreI went 7 years between visits and he remembered me. Highly recommend this doctor

Dr. Marx has been treating me for an ongoing problem for many years. She was the third doctor that…read moreI visited and the first to really listen and find the solution. Recently, on my annual visit she also noted that I was struggling to get over a particularly nasty cold. She took care of that as well. She always looks at the total picture, she listens intently, and she finds the solution. She is a great communicator, extremely knowledgeable. and cares about her patients! Highly recommend!!!

It took a bit of time and some recommendations for my general practitioner to be able to schedule…read morean appointment. Once I was approved after a couple weeks, I received a call to schedule. The doctor that has the shortest wait was Dr. Moorjani. At the appointment, I felt welcomed and helped. It was great, caring service. I felt that Dr. Moorjani answered all my questions and was very thorough. I did not feel rushed. At check out, I needed extra testing and the staff was so patient with me and friendly. It's been a long time that I've had great service from all personnel at a doctor's office.

Jose Ortiz, the doctor I had is great…read more Some of the staff I worked with is not. Dr. Ortiz gave me the right meds just by listening and then looking at the ER papers. I had a doctor at the ER that with all the tests done and the same info I shared, he did not give me the right antibiotic. I had a serious infection and high fever for a week and he doubled the antibiotics I had before I went to the ER... yes, and was charged 1k after insurance. Dr. Ortiz Saved another trip to the emergency room or something worse. I would take a good doctor even if it meant having to deal with some issues with the staff, it might just be uncomfortable to be in that position if you are in need of efficient staff. If you are, the manager resolved my issues when they were escalated, she was kind and made sure everything was okay.

My usual doctor was out of town, so I saw the PA, Erin Schendel. She is on top of her game! I came…read morein with a foot sprain. She pulled up a foot anatomy diagram and explained where the injury was. She then proceeded to describe some exercises I could do to hasten my recovery. She's really good. A great visit. Thanks.