I've been truly surprised at the couple of reviews that say Dr. Patel was dismissive or short with…read morethem. I've been with him 2 years now, as I developed epilepsy at that time. He has been nothing but phenomenal. He has always taken his time with me and answered all of my questions during appointments. He's got a great bedside manner, as well. I will say the office, itself, in terms of their processes/organization is lacking. They are nice there, but I do typically have to bug them to get test results or answers to messages. But that's all worth having such a great neurologist.

I've gone here 3-4 times and always a pleasant experience. The staff was friendly and the wait was…read moreshort. I've always been very happy with their service and billing. I keep coming back.

The staff is always very pleasant and helpful and wait time is minimal. Nice seating area and cleanread more

12.11.25 I went in for another check up on my retinal…read moredetachment back on October. I was told this would be a long process...they were not joking. I still have a little gas bubble in my eye but it "should" be gone by next week. I see Dr. Kenneth Fan. I like him a lot. He does not sugar coat anything he tells you just the way it is. I appreciate this. Dealing with your eye is serious. The care I have received has been excellent!

I am a patiant of Dr Ken. Nice Guy. A women called me about an appointment today. I ask what would…read morehappen at the appointment. She got mad and hung up on me! I left a VM asking for the office manager to call me back.

Dr; Bluhm was recommended to me by my primary care doctor for inguinal hernia repair. I was able to…read moreget an appointment quickly, and the surgery was also scheduled amazingly quickly. Dr. Bluhm explained the procedure clearly, and was at ease answering my questions. He has a relaxed and friendly manner... AND did an excellent job on my hernia repair. I recommend him highly.

Where do i begin... I ended up with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, a life altering disease known…read moreas the "suicide disease" after a simple scar tissue removal procedure. I do and will always have to spend over 1/2 of my time at appointments, therapy (OT, PT, and speech), multiple treatments, and most importantly in pain and unable to sleep. I even had to give up my career. I also spent a month at the Mayo in Minnesota last year. From the moment I woke after surgery, i was in 10x more pain than when I went in. We went back for post-surgery visits week after week leaving with no answers and more pain. There was no denying that there was something very wrong as my knee and leg were extremely swollen, with fever, continuously changing color and texture. I was nowhere near being able to walk. He basically made me feel as if I were lying for a pain med. prescription which wasn't the case. In the end, he and Dr. Rodriguez would not hear me and scared me enough by threatening a knee replacement ( though they could not promise much if any relief) to walk -using an assisted device- away. I pray that no one ever has to endure all that I have been through and will continue to go through for the rest of my life. P.S. I am not pleased that I had to even give him the one, undeserved star.

My first visit, the doctor put me in an Aircast Boot. Luis, his assistant, fitted me and had me…read moresign a paper stating that I received the boot. Next visit, he put me in an ankle brace and Luis fitted me and had me sign a similar paper again. I was not told I would be charged separately for this, nor was I told the prices of the full amount that I could be charged if insurance would not pay. * Air Boot - DJO charged me $320 and insurance picked up $145, leaving me with $175 balance. Similar product sells on Amazon for $60. * Ankle Brace - DJO charged me $92 and insurance picked up $25, leaving me with $67 balance. Similar product sells at Walmart for $12. I have gone to a podiatrist and received a shoe at no charge, so I was not expecting additional charges for this. Two months later I received two bills from DJO for these charges. I tried sorting this out with DJO and Dr. Camarillo's office staff. Each party points the finger at the other at whose fault it was to inform me of the prices or not inform me of prices. There is a clause on the paper I signed stating that I would pay anything that insurance would not cover. He told me it was for receiving the items. The clause about paying is in the middle. I had to get a pdf copy and read the statement at 125% resolution - it is in the middle of the paragraph. I expressed that I would pay reasonable market prices for these items, but I would not be price gouged by them. I believe that I have a right to know the prices I am charged before I am charged. I need to make an informed decision. I believe that Dr. Camarillo's office engaged in deceit, maybe even fraud. I am not sure if I can take them or DJO to small claims court to settle this matter, but I am very upset that I am caught in the middle.

I totally agree with Elena G. I wanted to say do not use this Doctor. I was never told about the…read moreoption of going flat. She made it very obvious that she was upset when I said that is what I wanted and when I told her she said rethink it over the next few days. I requested could they take both she said no. I found out that was her option with me. My sister 6 months later had both removed by different doctor and doesn't have to go thru what I am having to. At 70 I didn't not need new and attractive breasts. She and her office abandoned me after surgery. I did not appreciate her praying on her knees either. If I coulc give a 0 I would.

Dr. Liz Lee is amazing! She explained everything including the process of what she would do and it…read morebrought me comfort. She also prayed with me and my family each time we went in for an appointment. She did a great job and was able to get clean margins when I got the bi-lateral mastectomy. That left me with no chemo or radiation! I would highly recommend Dr. Lee!

Yah it's a fancy building but you think the lobbies would be a bit more comfortable if they're…read moreplanning to make people wait around for so long after their appointment time. Not sure if the doctor had some issues with a patient and ran over or if admin just can't book properly but it's a little ridiculous. Consider the patient checks themselves in and can even process their own payment, I don't really understand how complicated the remaining admin work has to be... however, they're unable to give updates or estimates so you can end up waiting up to an hour or so past your actual appointment time. Like I've renewed my Drivers License in a short turn around time. It could be that earlier appointment had arrived late as I did see admin staff letting patients check in well past their actual appointment time. Again, that's something the office staff should be able to monitor a bit more responsively. I might would recommend arriving about 30 minutes late if you don't want to wait around cuz they'll let you in anyway and then you won't have to wait. Also, don't any of your paperwork online or on your phone. The receptionist doesn't check their systems so you'll apparently just sit around until you finally get up to ask if the doctor is ever going to call you back. Redeeming quality of the shop being one staff member, I think Tiffany was her name. She caught me in the lobby thinking I was on the way out... when I told her I hadn't been back yet, she promptly fixed that issue. I was with a doctor within ten minutes from that.

I have been a patient of Village Medical for over 25 years and patient of Dr Lee Edwards for at…read moreleast 10 years. I have really liked having Dr Edwards as my Doctor. I tried to reschedule my appointment with her last week after the automated system sent me a message that my current August appt with her was cancelled. When I called to re-schedule I was informed she was no longer with Village Medical. I asked where she had moved to and was given no info. I have sent messages in Patient Portal. No responses. Normally a letter or notification is sent out if a MD is leaving a Practice. I reached out to the Practice Manager and left 2 messages. No response. I spoke to someone in the Call Center today to ask what was going on that none of my messages were being returned. Come to find out the Call Center and Billing & Insurance Center is now located in Central America which is why everyone who answers the phone has a heavy foreign accent that is barely audible unless you are Hispanic. I think this is so unprofessional that there has been no communication to her long standing patients or all of her patients for that matter that she was leaving the practice and what my choices were for having a physician take over my records. It is terrible that Dr Edwards is gone, she was a great female Doctor and I will miss her terribly. I am so disgusted with how Village Medical has handled this that there is no reason for me to stay with them as a patient. Dr Edwards is gone so I will look elsewhere for a new MD. It is also ridiculous that when you call into the office all calls are being routed to a Call Center in Central America instead of someone local here in Houston, Tx taking my calls. To say I am appalled by all this is putting it lightly. Dr Edwards and her Nurse Heather were always so good to me and I felt well taken of by them. I'm unbelievably disappointed.... I started with Village Medical in 1998 and I'm now 69 years old. Changing PCP's will not be easy but Village Family Practice is not comparable to how it use to be. Such a shame....