This is the larger of the two letter in San Angelo and are about 12 minutes from each other…read more The Personnel here are great, especially Lori who was very nice enough to push me around in a wheelchair because I could not walk to my vehicle and back to the building and then back to the vehicle. The initial application or get to know you process is painless, just a normal half inch stack of papers but you would do this in any Care Facility. They love BlueCross BlueShield here. I remember the doctor that saw me I believe her name is Maria was very helpful on asking me the questions and answering any of mine. I cannot really remember when I got this type of treatment in Houston, things like this make me want to move here. Very very clean facility, it's almost like it opened up a week ago or something.

While the service here is great, it is concerning that this Community Express Care is coming up…read moreunder "Urgent Care". We have Tricare insurance which does pay for urgent care but when my wife went in for an issue (after calling her primary care manager and being casually referred to this location) we received a bill for the visit. After talking to their billing department I was informed that Community Express Care IS NOT AN URGENT CARE FACILITY and thus does not bill as an urgent care visit. After reviewing their website they are very careful to not say they are an urgent care facility. Bottom line: if you are expecting your insurance to cover an urgent care visit make sure they view this location as urgent care because Tricare does not.

This review is ONLY for Dr Alexander, Orthopedic Medicine. Today, 7.10.2026 I had a 9am appointment…read moreand arrived about 10 minutes early. The facility is exceptionally clean, looks to be newer construction with several specialty services offered. Each service is clearly marked to help find where to check in at. The ORTHOPEDIC staff from check in thru check out were friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and professional. Dr Alexander was friendly and listened to my concerns, offered his opinion and thoughts and had my best interest at heart. Rotator, shoulder injury and pain will prevent a good nights sleep and almost impossible to find a resting, pain free position for the affected arm. I received a cortisone shot today in my shoulder after 5 months of me self treating with OTC meds Aleve, Motrin, Excedrin, prescription med, supplements, ice pack, shoulder brace, arm sling, Votaren, Bio-Freeze, heat therapy, tens unit, light arm stretching, massages and NOTHING really helped. I appreciate Dr Alexander's treatment and advice and hopefully on the road to recovery w/o needing surgery.

Great service. Catherine Barnett, RN was great even when she didn't really spend that much time…read morewith me.

I really enjoy this place and Dr. Angle is great! My only complaint is a receptionist named…read moreHeather. All but one time going in for appointments is this girl been too busy to help me. I have seen her watching tv on her computer and talking personal conversations on the phone. She doesn't like to greet people either. The other girls are super nice.

2/2026 we decided on Wiseman Family Practice for our primary care after moving to San Angelo from…read moreMichigan. Vickie and Lee at the front desk are both kind and helpful and get us checked in pretty quick. Jayden "Shi" is who we normally see and she listens, ask questions and gives her recommendations. She spends time with her patients and has their best interest at heart.

I couldn't recommend this practice more. After trying several local doctors and being disappointed…read moretime and time again, a friend recommended Wiseman to me to try out even though I would need to be virtual as I live a few hours away. Juanita Martin and her team at the San Angelo office have been absolutely incredible. They are so patient focused and LISTEN! Juanita sees you as a whole and is willing to dig deep to give you answers. If you're looking for a doctor who cares, you're at the right place.

Dr Stotts and her team are wonderful! We were on vacation when my "back went out". This has only…read morehappened a couple times in my 68 years. They got me in right away for a personalized conversation and assessment and x rays. Then treatment that included full spine gentle mechanical adjustment, cold laser therapy and stimulator with heat therapy! I was sore last night, but I am mobile again with some effort. The office was convenient, clean and welcoming. They definitely provide compassionate patient centric care. Wish she was close to home. She was and is a God-send! Thank you Dr Stotts and team!

I have come here to tell you about how amazing Kendrick, Rosa, and Dr. Stotts have been throughout…read moremy entire process so far. I was hit by a drunk driver and was told to go to this chiropractor. Let me tell you, everything happens for a reason because meeting the incredible team at Stotts has changed my life for the better. I have had a significant, positive rehabilitation thanks to their incredible knowledge and compassion. The process was painless and I recommend it to everyone around me, including my girlfriend! I highly recommend to come and see them if you're having issues with any type of pain. They will help you as long as you stick with the work!

I went to the ER on Knickerbocker RD (formerly Community Medical Center now Shannon Medical…read moreCenter) because I was bitten by an Arizona Bark Scorpion and was experiencing anaphylactic shock symptoms. This was the VERY FIRST time I was at this Hospital ER (been there 5 times total in 30 years) that I was not treated like the typical Hypochondriac Woman. Mind you I NEVER go to the DR not even Primary Care. So, if I cast a shadow on their door it is serious. So Michael walks in looks at me and takes ACTION! Next thing I know I am hooked up to IVs for swelling / hydration etc. WOW. I actually was getting help. He was courteous, professional, personable, and matter of fact honest about what my body was going through and said the effects may last for days. This man actually cared about my health. I have never had any good experiences in an ER. This was a good one. Additionally, my friend had to go to the ER yesterday with severe abdominal and back pain and he found she had a Kidney Stone. Instead of telling her to go home nothing wrong with her. He needs a raise. Keep him PLEASE!!!

I fell off my backyard deck on 4/3/2020. I know I had seriously injured both of my ankles, so I…read morewent to the closest Urgent Care. Let's just say I'll never make that mistake again. When I was finally seen they sent a nurse in to take down my personal info. She had long fake nails (which is a big no-no for healthcare workers). I specifically told her we were there for x-rays. After she left the PA came in. She herself had an injured foot/ankle and was motoring around on a little mobility scooter. She looked at my ankles and, even though the right one was swollen grotesquely, said she thought I didn't need x-rays. I rated my pain at an 8 out of 10. In response she leaned over and PINCHED my ankle. Fun! Then she said that since she couldn't be sure how much was swelling from the injury and how much was swelling from my excess weight, AND that since there wasn't "any bruising", (from an injury 2 hours old) she didn't think I needed x-rays. She suspected I had "just twisted the ankle" and recommended rest, ice, and elevation. I still insisted on getting x-rays and she shrugged her shoulders and ordered them. Then the results came back, and Ms. PA Mobility Scooter came back in the room A LOT nicer. She announced that I had a broken fibula and ankle. Surprise! I'm sure glad I insisted three separate times that I NEEDED X-RAYS. So after they discovered that- shock!- I actually DID have a serious injury, the PA wheeled me to a CLOSET and said I would be getting a temporary splint on the broken ankle, and that the other one was "just sprained". Two other nurses met me in the closet and one told me, "Get up on that table, we need you laying on your belly." Again, I informed them that I had two hurt ankles. It didn't make a difference. By this point I was crying in pain and more than ready to go home. I stood up from the wheelchair, precariously balancing on my less-hurt-but-still-sprained ankle like some sort of ludicrous imitation of a stork, and leaped, one-legged, for that stupid table. By some miracle directly from Heaven I landed with my ribs on the edge and didn't break any of them. I even managed to scramble up onto the table. I pulled myself up the length of the table and lay there for the next 15 minutes while the two nurses tried to figure out how to splint me. Need I mention that these two professional medical personnel stood in the room and silently watched me claw and struggle and squirm my way onto the table without offering the slightest bit of help? Because they did. By the way, the *highlight* of that experience was when the older nurse barked, "You need to keep your foot at a 90-degree angle!", YANKED my broken ankle back, and then PRESSED DOWN ON THE BOTTOM OF MY FOOT and until I screeched in pain and began crying big, fat, kindergartener tears and thinking unkind thoughts about clawing her eyes out. She HELD my ankle at that incredibly awful and painful angle. (At my follow-up a few days later, the nurses at the Orthopedic Clinic managed to wrap my ankle JUST fine while I was sitting peacefully in my wheelchair.) The crap icing on the crap sundae was when the PA gave me my discharge paperwork. The FIRST THING on this handout- before my care instructions that told me how to CARE FOR A BROKEN LIMB- was a MyPlate illustration, advising me on how much of what types of foods I should eat in order to be healthy. I needed extensive surgery on my ankle and am currently recovering. My orthopedic surgeon Dr. Beatty has told me more than once that my fractures are some of the worst he's ever seen. All in all, I guess if your only other option were, say, a field hospital in a swamp staffed by murderous, heroin-addicted pythons in the Jumanji game, then sure. Go to this clinic. Otherwise please avoid it at all costs.

missed my deadline for a blood panel that I needed and they will leave me and happily took me in at…read morethe last minute.

I came here to get initial care in exam and was impressed by the initial front desk lady which I…read morebelieve her name might have been Shirley? Anyways as anybody should know, the first impression of any business would be the front desk personnel or even how things are portrayed when you first walk in, this place was so clean inside and out you would also believe that it would probably have been open for just a week or something. These people here really do have the "Wanting to help you" attitude and even threaten me to the other Clinic where I could get a more thorough exam on what I needed. This business is the smaller of the two and you could find it right across from the larger HEB that is built here.

I live in San Antonio and my two sons attend ASU. One of them is sick and it's 7:30pm and all the…read moreclinics are closed except for this one. It's open till 8pm. I've been calling the number for 20 minutes and NO ANSWER!!