Very knowledgeable and very friendly been going to Dr. Franks for years tried others in town but he…read moreis the Best !! His whole staff is vert friendly and they all go above and beyond to make you feel comfortable!!! Anna Baker

The staff was unwelcoming and unfriendly--no one greeted us or smiled. The entire experience felt…read morerigid and unpleasant. This was my second visit to Wyrick Dermatology. I first went in 2020 and now clearly remember why I never returned. The staff member who brought me back never introduced herself and was abrupt and rude. She stared at me instead of communicating clearly and later scoffed when my mother briefly answered a phone call, citing a phone policy in a condescending way. While I understand policies must be enforced, there is a polite way to do so. Dr. Wyrick was equally dismissive. During the exam, he froze three spots on my face without discussing limitations of my insurance beforehand. When I asked which moles were being tested, he refused, stating he didn't have time and that my insurance only covered one procedure--something never explained prior. He used air quotes when referring to the visit as a "checkup" and told me to make another appointment if I wanted testing. He was arrogant, condescending, and abrasive throughout the visit. I am four weeks postpartum, and his demeanor made the experience especially difficult. Unfortunately, he appears to be the only local dermatologist who accepts my insurance.

From the owner: Dr. Wyrick graduated from The University of Texas School of Medicine At San Antonio in 1991. Dr…read more Wyrick works in Texarkana, TX and specializes in Dermatology and Family Medicine. One live saved through recognition of a possible malignancy, makes our time worth while.

I had an appointment with Dr. Raney who advised me that she found a skin cancer spot. She…read morecollected a biopsy to be tested at their lab. They were supposed to notify me of the test results. Six days later I get a notification from the online pharmacy that they referred me to that I had two prescriptions in transit to me. I call the doctor's office back to get clarification. Three telephone calls and 29 minutes waiting later, a person finally answers the phone. This person tells me that they can not answer any of my questions and tells me that she will have a medical assistant call me back. I still have not heard from this person. This place is a joke and does not care about patients. Avoid at all cost. I now have to start over at another doctor's office.

My husband has psoriasis and she was able to get him on the right medicine to help with this problemread more

They will prescribe you something off label, and even when your insurance refuses to cover it…read morebecause you're not taking it for what it's prescribed for, they don't care If you're a younger guy with low testosterone issues don't even bother. They'll keep you on a roller coaster of crappy feelings and emotional distress for years, but never actually address your symptoms. If you have almost every symptom of low T, it doesn't matter a single bit as long as your numbers are "good" on paper. I was told I could change treatments once my wife and I had another child, but then when I went in suddenly I'm too young and she refused to do what I'd been previously told was an option like 3 weeks before. The front desk employees are very nice and easy to deal with. The Dr over the hormone treatment side is perfectly nice, but she doesn't care about your symptoms or how you feel if your numbers are "ok" even if they're still lower than they should be. I've already changed to an online clinic based in Dallas and have had much better results immediately.

We had to come here while we were on a road trip and after my mom got bit by my aunt's dog. Let's…read morejust say that this place probably had all the people of Texarkana in the emergency room when we went, and they were some interesting people. The doctor we met was nice, but did nothing to clean out/irrigate my mom's very deep dog bite. He did correct my sub par medical patch up job (sorry, I was on a road trip trying to move my family and their angry dog so I didn't have the best first aid stuff with me), but he did zero to keep her wound from getting infected or make sure her wound was patched up. She didn't even get fresh band aids out of it. He then ordered two antibiotic shots for her, which should have been a 20-30 minute wait time, but 2 hours later, and after asking the very surly nurse two to three times about my mom's status, she finally got her shot, and then an hour later her discharge papers came through. Had I known we were going to get treated/ not treated behavior like this, I would have just had my mom wait until she got home the next day. You can definitely tell that patient satisfaction is not the top of their priority list. Now why did I give three stars and not less than that? You can tell this place is the only medical treatment place for a lot of people. Whole families brought their family members in for just regular check ups under the guise of an "illness". This tells you the horrible state of medical care in this country, that an emergency room is the only way you can get seen by a doctor for all problems. The fact this place was this packed on a weekday night says a lot about how cuts to medical care in our country are affecting small towns. The cramped waiting area from the amount of people here, seeing what families were coming in for just basic medical care, and how frustrated the staff was because of the amount of cases, is a reflection of how our medical care in this country is broken. Would I come back here? No, I would rather bleed out than put up with the lack of care you receive here. At least with my sad attempt at first aid, I would do it with a smile.

If my opinion could get any lower I suppose it just did. Once again the gender bias not only…read moreprevails but shines like the sun at St. Michael ER, took a friend home that was d/c after and intermittently experiencing SVT. I must commend the discharge nurse that freely admitted we seldom admit women to cardiac care