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    VNA - McKinney

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Care giver for Willie B. Johnson. How do I get my brother…read moreWillie B. in the Visiting Angels service. He needs care real bad. I want to be his care giver. How do I get employment with Visiting Angels. Please contact me at 430-234-9667. I am Shirley Ann Mitchell. Willie B. is my younger brother. His (DOB) 2/25/1959. I've worked for Visiting Angels before for Mr. Shawn Garnerway. My email address is shirleyannmitchell57@gmail.com. How do I get employment through Visiting Angels and how do I get my brother with this company.

    If we could leave a 0 stars review for @Visiting Angels in McKinney, we would. Our 87- and 88-year…read moreold parents are in need of in-home care while living in McKinney. Visiting Angels was reached last weekend via Tina to set up an appointment for Shannon to visit this morning. No one showed up, and multiple calls went unanswered to find out why. We were advised they didn't have the care plan needs in hand (it was already sent) or the telephone number for where our parents are residing (it was already sent). Shannon - who finally called back 90 minutes after she had been scheduled to be at their front door - was unhelpful and rude, insisting the difficulty was our fault and not theirs. Highly recommend you seek a different provider. Taking care of our elders is a difficult - and sometimes heartbreaking - task, but the level of caregivers can make the difference between frustration and neglect or a warm and comforting environment for them. Choose wisely in your consideration of which agency to hire. Happy holidays to you and your loved ones.

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    For the past 11 years, Dr. Alvis has cared for all three of our children, and we truly could not…read moreask for a better pediatrician. He is always willing to listen, never rushes appointments, and takes the time to thoughtfully walk through decisions with us. What we appreciate most is that every recommendation is clearly made in the best interest of our kids. As parents, that peace of mind means everything. We are incredibly grateful for the care he's provided our family and highly recommend Dr. Alvis and Stonebridge Pediatrics to anyone looking for a pediatrician who combines wisdom, patience, and genuine care.

    Our experience with Dr. Dollins was extremely disappointing and upsetting. Twelve hours after my…read morewife gave birth to our second daughter, Dr. Dollins made her break down in tears and feel like a terrible mother. She was condescending, dismissive, and made us feel deliberately belittled for asking reasonable questions. The issue began when we asked why the Hepatitis B vaccine needs to be administered on the first day of life. Instead of explaining with understanding or evidence, Dr. Dollins laughed at us and accused us of "relying on politics instead of science"--even though we had not mentioned anything political. She told us to "trust her and her research," yet provided no actual studies or scientific references, only personal opinions. We made it clear that we are not anti-vaccine, but that based on our own research, we believe the Hep B vaccine isn't immediately necessary for a low-risk newborn. When I asked how a baby could contract Hep B if the mother doesn't have it, she responded, "We're not here to judge, but life happens." That comment was dismissive and inappropriate, implying moral judgment rather than providing science-based guidance. When we declined the erythromycin ophthalmic ointment, she again laughed and sarcastically asked, "Why?" When I asked what it was for, she said, "For gonorrhea and chlamydia." I replied that my wife does not have either infection, and Dr. Dollins repeated, "Like I said, life happens." That statement was both offensive and suggestive--essentially implying infidelity. She then said, "Sorry, I don't want your daughter to go blind," to which I said, "Oh a fear tactic, I see." Her response: "Yep." Such behavior is unprofessional, disrespectful, and unacceptable from a medical professional--especially when directed toward new parents hours after delivery. We hope this review serves as serious feedback that this type of treatment is not appropriate in any setting. Dr. Dollins owes my wife an apology.

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