Their waiting room is very uncomfortable the backs of the chairs are so short it looks like…read morepediatric waiting room. Also good luck trying to get them to answer the phone to schedule an appointment. Expect to wait 45 minutes or more after you check in for your scheduled appointment. Dr Minor would not prescribe anything for pain instead I got a steroid hip injection that did not help! had to see Lonestar ortho for my back pain to get pain meds. The worst thing I experienced was them filing my insurance incorrectly. I had to call Medicare and BCBS and coordinate benefits myself then after BCBS paid the bill TOA were claiming I still owe them $1035 and would not schedule my surgery! I offered to do a 3 way call with their billing office to verify it's been paid and that they need to contact the local BCBS office. TOA didn't have it posted and until it is TOA will not do my extremely painful hip replacement surgery. It's been 2 weeks that the bill has been paid and not one phone call from them! I decided to go to Lonestar Ortho in Burleson and they scheduled my surgery a week later. Lonestar was going to schedule it July 17th but I stressed to them my pain level and issues with TOA so they scheduled me July 3rd. The only reason I went back to TOA was because I had a great experience with Dr Papaliodis for my shoulder replacement 3 yrs ago. After the poor patient care I received for my hip, iI will not go to TOA ever again,

Why wasn't I offered Extra-Corporeal shock wave ... ?? I know why !!…read more I know why !!! Bc these other things make more money for the dr after he screws Blue CROSS..

Awesome Chiropractor. Would not think of going ti any other. Dr. Davis has helped me so much. Try…read morehim and you won't regret it.

Amazing staff, chiropractor and genuinely all around wonderful place to go!…read more I've moved quite a distance away, but it's worth the drive to get quality care and consideration

I visited House of Bones yesterday in search of a new Chiropractor and I had the best exam and…read moreadjustment I have had in my thirty years of Chiropractic care. I couldn't be more pleased with Dr. Walsh and her staff. I had instant relief. I'm so pleased and I love the location. She is directly across from my loft. I can walk which is a huge bonus.

I recently was in need of some specialized treatment do to some physical overexertion while doing…read moremanual labor on my property. What attracted me to House of Bones initially was the offerings of both massage and chiropractic treatments. Upon arrival during my first visit I had a 60 Minute massage that helped relieve some serious tension, and on my 2nd visit, I had a combination of massage/chiropractic treatment that was a solid combination. I am very impressed with the professional atmosphere and the care that Dr. Walsh and her staff exhibit to address your needs and deliver results! In two visits, I am already healing from a major pinched nerve. In addition, my stress/tension levels have dropped! I look forward to my next visit! Thank you House of Bones!!

Dr Teitelbaum is an excellent DO. His staff specifically Gayle is horrible to work with. She is…read morerude, disrespectful, condescending. She never apologizes and has absolutely no empathy. She has practically thrown my card at me after I make a payment. She overcharged me once and instead of apologizing told me she is currently working another job while working here. Who says things like that when you are an employee currently working at the office and doing another job at the same time? Another time when I was a receiving a calming treatment of acupuncture she turns on the lights abruptly. Incredibly rude. Didn't knock. Did not quietly come in and ask if I was ready to have the light on. For as much as Im paying to see Dr Teitelbaum, I should not be having to deal with staff like this. Horrible customer service. If I find someone esle who is as good as Dr T I will be transferring my care over.

Dr T is such a blessing. He listens and responds with the right treatments. I cannot find this…read morelevel of care anywhere else. I have been a patient for more than ten years and will always be one!

Yesterday, I visited the wellness center in Fort Worth to meet with the medical staff, Doctor…read moreStacy, NP Mary, and NP Aimée, and I ended up having a 30-minute deep tissue massage with Eduardo. I can't thank Doctor Stacy enough for suggesting it. I have been there before and appreciate the staff. The atmosphere is easygoing and calm. People are helpful without hovering, friendly when needed, and present if you ask. Sometimes it is enough to walk into a place, be treated well, and not have to work to be okay for someone else. Yesterday morning, I was carrying something heavy inside. I call it psychic pain because I do not have another word for it. It is not exactly sadness, anxiety, grief, or exhaustion, though it can contain parts of each. This pain sits between thought and feeling. I can do what I need to do while it is there: work, talk to people, answer messages, make decisions. From the outside, nothing looks unusual. Inside, my mind is trying to get away from itself. I know that tendency. When something hurts too much, my mind moves. It goes into the future or returns to the past. It analyzes, rehearses conversations, and tries to understand things that may not make sense. Sometimes it starts solving problems that do not exist. Thinking becomes an escape. I am present physically, but mentally I am somewhere else. I felt the stress in my body as Eduardo began the massage. I had not arrived thinking about my shoulders, back, or muscles. As he applied pressure, my attention shifted from my thoughts to my body. Some places hurt, and I realized how tense I had become without noticing. As he continued, my attention shifted to what Eduardo was doing. I felt the pressure of his hands, the resistance in my muscles, and where they began to release. I noticed my breathing and the table beneath me. I caught myself tensing before he even reached certain areas. These small physical sensations were enough to interrupt the noise in my head. For once, my mind was not deciding where I needed to be. I was present. Eduardo did not need to know what was happening in my life. I did not have to explain why I felt the way I did. There was nothing to analyze. He worked on my body, and my body responded. I spend much of my life thinking. It is part of my work and part of who I am. I watch people, listen, and make connections. I notice what is said and what is not said, in others and in myself. Most of the time, this is useful. Sometimes I overthink, and my mind keeps turning over the same things long after there is anything left to learn. During those 30 minutes, I did not need another insight. I just wanted to feel my body. The pressure kept bringing me back. My thoughts would drift, and then another sensation would return me to my body. I wasn't telling myself to be mindful or stay in the moment. That would have turned it into another mental task. When my mind moved toward something painful, I felt Eduardo working on another tense area, and my attention returned to what was happening. I was not trying to accomplish anything. I was there long enough for my mind to slow down. The psychic pain did not disappear. I do not want to suggest that 30 minutes of massage erased what I carried. What changed was my relationship to the pain. Before, it felt overwhelming and took up too much space inside. Afterward, it was still present, but it was not everything. That difference mattered. I could feel pain and also feel Eduardo's hands on my back. I could have difficult thoughts and still notice my breathing. I could carry something unresolved and feel my muscles begin to loosen. One experience did not cancel the other. They existed together. That is what being present means for me. It is not a perfect state where difficult thoughts disappear. My mind does not work that way, and I am not sure I would trust it if it did. Being present means I do not have to follow every thought when it tries to take me somewhere. I can notice what is happening without leaving myself. At the end of the massage, I felt different. Not transformed or suddenly free from what was bothering me. I just felt more like myself. My body was less tense, and my mind was no longer racing. I could feel where I was. Thirty minutes is not a long time, which is probably why the experience stayed with me. I can waste 30 minutes without noticing, reading things I don't need, answering things that could wait, thinking about something for the hundredth time, or worrying about a future that hasn't come. Thirty minutes with Eduardo changed how I spent the rest of the day. The physical experience of being cared for affected me more than I expected. It is easy to forget how tiring it is to think, decide, help, manage, respond, and hold things together. During the massage, I was not responsible for anyone else's experience. I did not have to produce anything. Eduardo knew what he was doing, and for half an hour I could stop. I walked out of the wellness center and noticed

Health care good quality care quality amazing in the office experience was great I very helpful and…read moresupportive and made me feel very accepted.

I had a mixed experience at this office and ultimately decided not to move forward with my…read moreappointment. Setting up the appointment was easy, and the front desk staff was polite and professional. The waiting area was clean and nicely put together. However, once I arrived, things went downhill for me. They had me scan a QR code to fill out medical forms on my phone. The process was slow and cumbersome because they didn't offer a Wi-Fi password or provide a tablet/iPad. It felt outdated and frustrating. What really turned me off was the questionnaire. It asked, "What sex were you given at birth?" followed by questions about pronouns. As a patient seeking care from a chiropractor who also offers bioidentical hormone pellet therapy, I was surprised and uncomfortable with this line of questioning. I believe in biological reality (male/female), and this conflicted with my personal and religious beliefs. I didn't feel this was appropriate or medically necessary in this setting. I politely explained to the front desk that I was no longer comfortable proceeding and left. The staff member tried to reassure me that the person who inserts the pellets is an RN, but my main concern was that I had expected to see a PA or medical doctor rather than a chiropractor for this type of treatment. I appreciate the clean facility and friendly staff, but the intake process and overall approach weren't the right fit for me. I was charged $125 for this office visit. That is being addressed.

We absolutely LOVE Park Place Health Solutions!!! Dr. Park and his staff are amazing. My husband…read moreand have never felt such complete care as we have found here. We both have preexisting conditions and Dr. Park has help us to experience our best health yet. The entire staff is amazing whether it's Emily at the front desk or our PA Haley we know we are in the best hands and high recommend Park Health Solutions to everyone

Wonderful caring environment. Doing better than I have in years. Thank you, Dr.Payneread more

I was born with scoliosis and have been to chiropractors my entire life. No doctor has been able to…read moremake the drastic and lasting change to my health that Dr. Payne has. I assumed I would always be somewhat deformed but after seeing her for several months my spine was straighter than it had ever been. I was stronger, taller, and finally out of chronic pain. The thing that sets her apart from other doctors is her keen understanding of kinesiology and her methods of evaluation. Also, she is extremely caring and devoted. I really wish I still lived close enough to seek her medical care. She is deeply missed!

Dr. Barringer is an amazing practitioner! Throughout the years I have tried many different avenues…read moreto relieve my pain. His technique has brought relief that I haven't had in over 30 years. I actually slept through the night pain free! I would rate them a 10! I felt welcomed by Carol and appreciated how they managed to fit me in during a very busy time. She assisted Dr. Barringer with skill and you can tell she loves what she is doing. Thank you Dr. Barringer!

Dr. Barringer is the best chiropractor I have ever had. I have received chiropractic care for over…read more16 years and when I moved to Benbrook I needed a new chiropractor. He does a great job of not only listening to me and my needs but, listening to my body and letting it tell him what care I need. He uses more massage and acupressure to help get a proper adjustment than any other chiropractor I've had. I feel better than I have in years.