They're a volume business- go for the contacts, not the feeling that they care about you. From now…read moreon I'm going to an ophthalmologist. Straight in and back out, like cattle through a dip vat. The longest sentence my provider said was, "Which is better? One? Or two?" Argued with me about my astigmatism, and said, "It's not that bad." I won.

For years I have gone to Waco Vision center for eye exam but this year They demanded I pay for eye…read morepictures which I've never paid for due to medicare pay. I contacted medicare and they said they have not said insurance will not pay for it. If they are not happy with what medicare pays for they should leave the medicare platform and not force us to pay extra for a service because they do not like what medicare pays. I went to a different place for eye exam. Personally, I think they could care less about their patients care.

I wish I could give them more than 5 stars it doesn't seem like enough. From the moment we walked…read morewe were treated with kindness and respect. The receptionist and nurses were so caring and attentive I could not of ask for better. I have to virtually just about be dead to go to the doctor, due to prior experience with other health care individuals. I had the honor of being Dr. Matt Burge's patient and I have nothing but praise for him and his staff. He diagnosed me quickly and took the necessary steps to set my healing in motion. He explained everything to me and let me know he was there if I had other questions or concerns. I have told everyone I know how wonderful they are and will not hesitate to go back.

I have used this facility over a period of about 5 yrs and it was great but tonight I took my 92 yr…read moreold mother who had fallen and hit her head and was bleeding and needed care and was told she could not be seen because she did not have an ID. She has insurance and good insurance. So we ended up at the E R at Hillcrest and they were great with her. No ID needed. Just patient care. Most 92 yr olds do not have any form of ID. I will not be going back to this location. That is terrible for our elderly.

This ain't my first rodeo with premier! They have saved my…read morelife 2x! This time it was the flu. Not simple though but severe which is why I went in. Having trouble breathing and got a inhaler which helps a great deal. My daughter had 104 temp that we were having a hard time getting under control. They give you everything thing you need before you leave them to set you up to get better. Thanks y'all. Dorii

i went to premium ER in Woodway after i had fell and all of my weight,…read morelanded on my left ribcage i hurt so bad i could barely breath. at Premium ER the doctor told me they wanted to do a CATSCAN instead of just an exray as the cat scan was more reliable. he advised me that there were no breaks and that it would be sore for awhile. 2 days later i was back at My Primary Care doctor. HE TOOK AN EXRAY. I HAD 3 BROKEN RIBS. i could see them plainly on the xray. they are lucky i didnt have 4 i would have had to have them wired . to hold them in place. other than a head injury for broken bones. an Xray will almost always be good enough most to see broken bones Xray. This was the second time i had had a cat scan at this facility that was read wrong. while their care friendlyness and general medical knoledge is good . at lease one maybe 2 doctors their needs alot more training on a Cat scan machine. Alan M.

From the moment I arrived at 3:00AM, the front desk staff was kind, receptive and responsive…read more What impressed me most was that the kind receptionist was empathetic with my condition, making me so much more relaxed. Although I was the only patient present, I trust that the ER still would've seen me in a timely manner. The environment is clean, friendly and professional. I'm grateful for Premier/ER 24 hour service. Without this accommodation my night would've certainly become a night"mare"! With gratitude. Patient M (Survivor of Severe Allergic Reaction to Prescription Medication)

i went to premium ER in Woodway after i had fell and all of my weight,…read morelanded on my left ribcage i hurt so bad i could barely breath. at Premium ER the doctor told me they wanted to do a CATSCAN instead of just an exray as the cat scan was more reliable. he advised me that there were no breaks and that it would be sore for awhile. 2 days later i was back at My Primary Care doctor. HE TOOK AN EXRAY. I HAD 3 BROKEN RIBS. i could see them plainly on the xray. they are lucky i didnt have 4 i would have had to have them wired . to hold them in place. other than a head injury for broken bones. an Xray will almost always be good enough most to see broken bones Xray. This was the second time i had had a cat scan at this facility that was read wrong. while their care friendlyness and general medical knoledge is good . at lease one maybe 2 doctors their needs alot more training on a Cat scan machine. Alan M.

What a great value. Very satisfied. Everyone there was great and professional. The tech seemed…read morevery experienced.

am very disappointed with the level of service I experienced. When I arrived, I was told to fill…read moreout paperwork. After I finished and returned the paperwork, another patient came in shortly after and was asked to fill out the same forms but was also offered water or another beverage from the mini fridge, something that was never offered to me. The difference in treatment was noticeable and unprofessional. Additionally, after my MRI was completed, I was given a DVD containing my images. Considering that DVD players are not very common anymore, this already seemed inconvenient. When I got home and attempted to review the files, there were no images in the folder. I called the office to ask about this and was told by the older lady that the DVD was only for my doctor to review. However, I had been told earlier that the images were already being sent to my doctor and that the DVD was a copy for my own records and review. When I explained this, the staff member dismissed my concern and stated that I "wouldn't know what I was looking at anyway." This response was both unprofessional and dismissive. If patients are given copies of their imaging, they should at least be able to access the files. Otherwise, it raises the question of why patients are given copies at all. Overall, the experience left me feeling poorly treated and frustrated with the lack of professionalism and clear communication.

It is a pricey eye place. Has a few eye doctors and stations. It does have its own optic store for…read moreglasses and contacts. Why I say maybe is because they are not optometrists which means that you would really need special care for your eyes like if you are diabetic or other medical conditions. They do take care of people with normal vision impairments but they insist on dilation because that is what they do. They specialize in cataract and eye diseases. So far I have found them friendly but if you want just a regular eye exam then no, I do not suggest this place just for the reasons mentioned above.

I'm have the best experience with Dr. Harkins. I recommend him to take care of all of your vision…read moreissues. Debra Lyon

great friendly staff! everyone there is super helpful and knowledgeable!! The atmosphere is…read moreamazing and very welcoming!!

I've been a customer for almost 20 years now and every visit is better than the last. The whole…read morestaff knows what they're doing and they always know their customers even if it's been awhile since your last visit. They really do care about customers and go out of their way to help you with all your needs. Couldn't ask for a better experience anywhere else. Hands down best in central Texas.

Top professionals, ALWAYS able to address my many eye issues and RESOLVE. The atmosphere reflects…read moretalented individuals who ENJOY helping and healing. None better in Central Texas

I went to Brazos Eye and Dr. B. Swann for medical care after a serious private incident that lead…read moreto injury concern and expected my privacy to be respected. Instead, my confidential medical information was handled in a way that made me feel exposed and betrayed. I did not consent to my appointment being recorded, and I later learned the record included details of my private medical visit and personal disclosures. As a patient, I was seeking treatment and support, not having my medical information turned into something else. That is the part that troubled me most. Patient confidentiality matters. When someone comes in for care after trauma, their health information should be handled with care, discretion, and respect. That was not my experience here. This medical practice violated my Private health information and hippa.