Have had PT here several times over the years and been very pleased with treatments…read more Easy check-in and the therapists are very hands on and attentive that I am doing exercises properly. I'm given a towel if they notice that I need one. Water coolers are nearby. Staff dresses up on fun days like "Go Texan Day!"

This building is so easy to find your way and check in. If you get the mychart or methodist app…read morethen it is even easier. They are easily accessible and answer all of your questions. The staff is friendly and professional and really care for your needs. I thought how easy it was to make an appointment, get a diagnosis, and schedule surgery all in the span of a week. They think of everything and they accommodate so well.

I saw Dr. Trivedi recently for a problem with my toenails as well as toe pain…read more She gave me some great treatment options. I'm happy to say I am slowly getting better. She has a one girl office manned by Hazel. From the first phone call to make the appointment, I felt at home and very welcomed If you are seeking an excellent, compassionate doctor, look no further. Renee K

Dr. Trivedi and her assistant, Michael are amazing! I needed a last minute operation before year…read moreend and they performed miracles to make it happen. She is an excellent listener, extremely kind and thorough and did a great job with my operation. I highly recommend her to anyone needing a podiatrist.

I went for a grade 2 MCL tear and was seen by Dr. Ronek Patel who said it's nothing major after…read morereviewing the x-ray and MRI, and that I would only need rest and a knee brace. I had already purchased a knee brace on Amazon and showed it to him and he confirmed that's what I needed. Then pulled another one from his drawer and said here why don't you also take this it's covered by the insurance so I did. I later received a bill for $623.9 for it! I called the office they said well he didn't lie it's covered just not entirely. Honestly that's deceitful and almost fraudulent not to mention that the cost for it is a rip off. America has the worst and most unscrupulous healthcare practitioners in the world.

I have mixed feelings about my interaction with the business as a whole, despite the positive…read moreexperience with the specialist doctor. I ended up paying for an unwanted item (that I had returned to them in pristine condition), despite being assured that I would not have to pay for it. At the end of my doctor visit, the nurse offered me a cheap looking elbow pad (basically a sock with a harder inclusion), which I didn't think of as necessary based on my conversation with the doctor. She did not mention any additional charge associated with the pad, and I considered it to be a complimentary item (the same way a dentist's office would offer small samples of floss or toothpaste). I paid the fees associated with my visit at the front desk, and again there was no mention of the pad cost. However a few weeks later I received by mail an invoice of $15 for the elbow pad (my insurance having been charged $25 as well). That was an expensive sock, at $40 apiece. Since I had not used the elbow pad, and found the charge unwarranted, I called the phone number mentioned on the invoice to dispute the charge. The lady I spoke to was polite and professional. She apologized for the misunderstanding and assured me that I would not have to pay the invoice if I returned the elbow pad to the (Sugar Land) clinic. She specified that I would have to talk to Sara at the front desk. And so I did. While obviously not happy to hear about the reason for my visit, Sara took back the sock, made a note on a piece of paper, and told me that I was all set. As I was leaving, it crossed my mind that I should have asked for a receipt, because I was not comfortable about her body language during our conversation. But I didn't do it, for fear of not offending her feelings. Well, another couple of weeks later I received another invoice, for the $15 I was still owing for the cheap sock. Sara may be doing what she thinks is best for her employer, but this is in my opinion not a respectful way to conduct a business. I paid the $15 invoice, since it is already not worthwhile dealing with it--besides I do not have a sock to return anymore.

Dr. Falk is great! So glad I chose her for my foot problem! She listens carefully and offers…read moreoptions. Explains the process when surgery is the option. Very personable and a very competent surgeon! I am very happy with the results. I would gladly recommend anyone with foot issues to go see her. You can't go wrong with Methodist Sugar Land.

I've had nothing but excellent care at MOST. Dr. Jeff Wood did my back surgeries in 2001 and 2006…read more I've done very well. I reviewed that specific doctor here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/jeffrey-b-wood-md-sugar-land#hrid:7i6eJpNdbOuKyG34ikHEUw/src:self The offices have lots of free parking. The place is new, shiny, and comfortable to wait in. The waiting room is often full and seems like you might have to wait a long time, but there are so many doctors, the turn around is quick. They have a physical therapy clinic and water physical therapy area on premises. Their surgery schedulers and insurance billers are all there at the building, so if you have a problem, you can speak directly to them. Overall, I've been very pleased with the whole place.

I highly recommend Sports Therapy Center…read more Natalie is an exceptional physiotherapist who truly exceeded my expectations. She approached my back pain with a thorough assessment and customized treatment plan that provided immediate relief. Her hands-on therapy was not only effective, but also incredibly relaxing. She was knowledgeable, compassionate, and always went the extra mile to ensure I was comfortable. I am grateful for the progress I've made under her care and highly recommend her to anyone seeking top-notch physiotherapy services. They were also great at working with my insurance.

After an Achilles tear, I needed to find a place for physical therapy. Thankfully I found Sports…read moreTherapy Center. Natalie and staff were outstanding in getting me back to being active. I would highly recommend them.

Dr. Gabel and Edwin were absolutely amazing in taking care of my fracture. Very compassionate and…read morenever made me feel rushed. Definitely recommend@

Visited wth Dr. Stautberg, III as this location is one of 4 that he works out of. I chose him for a…read morefoot issue as an ortho was preferred over a podiatrist. This location is tucked away in a complex of medical entities, beware of the meandering in your travel route. The office is clean, no paperwork can be filled out online, so arrive early. Not impressed that a TV on the wall is stuck on Fox News. No political statement is needed by the medical profession, IMO. My wait was under 30 minutes. After films were done, the doctor explained the surgery that was needed, complications that could arise, he answered all my questions in a professional manner. He performs surgery at hospitals in DT, Pearland and Baytown.

Beware of this place. I was initially told that, with my…read moreinsurance, I would only have to pay for the first two visits, and the rest would be covered. However, when I arrived for my third visit, I was told I needed to pay for it. Wait, what? The doctor said I could go ahead and proceed, and that they would check things out with me later. Then, for my fourth visit, I was informed that my insurance didn't cover the third visit, so I didn't receive treatment and canceled the appointment on the spot. Here's the issue: when I arrived in extreme pain, I electronically signed a small print agreement that stated something entirely different from what I had been told. I didn't pay much attention to the fine print--my mistake, I admit--because I trusted the doctor's word. I was assured that the third and fourth visits would be included, but that wasn't the case. Not only did they charge me for the third visit, which I was originally told would be covered, but they also charged me for the partial fourth visit, which I canceled on the spot after being informed of the insurance issue. I was led to believe that the follow-up appointments were included in the first two.

Great service! Took me three visits, now I'm back in the gym…read morelike I never left. Highly recommended.

They provide excellent care in helping my wife deal with her chronic back and leg pain…read more The office staff is very helpful and professional.

This doctor knows his stuff. I have been enjoying the first couple months of pain free living in…read moreyears, and that has everything to do with him and the treatment I received at his clinic. He is an eclectic fellow, and wait times have always been long for me. I just bring something to do, and all goes well. He also has very helpful and knowledgeable first-line staff. I am as impressed with them as I am with the doctor himself. I would have given this doctor five stars, but I tried to go back and correct my rating and couldn't figure out how to do it!

They screwed up my appointment time and didn't try to help straighten it out. Don't go to these…read morepeople, they don't care.

Memorial Hermann's ads Spend a lot of time saying that is most important to Meet the needs of the…read morepatient where they are. That is not enough do you have the best medical care available without looking at the person's heart and treating them with care and respect. But apparently this facility does not have that mindset. We were just turned away by an administrative person who was told by someone in the back that another place would probably be better for my husband. How would that person know when she had not even met him. So much for those ads Memorial Hermann.

Southwest Surgical Associates quoted me approximately $457 for the surgeon's portion of my…read moreprocedure after verifying my insurance and required me to prepay that amount before surgery, telling me it represented 100% of my responsibility. After surgery, the actual amount owed suddenly became $845.92 -- about 85% higher than what I was told. The office later admitted the estimate was wrong due to an administrative error, but refused any adjustment, compromise, or shared responsibility whatsoever for the mistake. What bothered me most was not even the error itself -- mistakes happen. It was the complete lack of accountability and transparency afterward. I repeatedly asked for clarification and detailed explanations and was largely met with vague answers, conflicting information, and dismissiveness. If you're relying on a pre-surgical estimate from this office to determine whether you can realistically afford a procedure, I would strongly recommend building in a very large cushion. Apparently "100% of your responsibility" can still end up being almost double.

I had to return after a year, because the abscess returned. This is fine, and was sort of expected…read more What was not expected was the shift in treatment I received. Dr. Dempsey recommended that I have surgery to sever the ducts responsible for the abscess, and scheduled a day and time. At the time, she was also supposed to send a prescription for antibiotics to my pharmacy, so the abscess would be at least partially reduced prior to surgery. When I stopped at the pharmacy on my way home, they had no record of it. I went to the pharmacy the next day, and they still had no record of it. I called her office and left a message regarding the prescription. Mind you, we're talking about antibiotics, here, not schedule 1 narcotics. There was no return call or even a text. Next day, the same thing. On the third day, I was contacted by my pharmacy that my prescription had been sent. Now, the time of my surgery has changed. This, in and of itself, is not a big deal. The thing is, that date was changed days ago, and her office didn't notify me through any available means. Communication is important. I'm just glad it was me and my minor issue, and not some poor woman needing a biopsy on an unknown mass. I'm lowering my rating because it seems that Dr. Dempsey's office has forgotten that it may be Tuesday to them, but, for their patients, it's potentially the worst day of their lives.