While I liked Dr. Guerra in person, I can't recommend her, as I feel her practices take advantage…read moreof patients. When my old doctor moved away, I went to Dr. Guerra for a physical as a new patient. In the course of the appt, to explain why I take the medications I do and what I'm looking for in my yearly labs and because it's a part of my general health, I mentioned a health issue, and we discussed it for a few minutes. At the end, she recommended I make a follow-up appointment to discuss it further. Several months later, I get a bill for a copay, due in 7 days. I called her office and was informed that because I discussed something beyond "wellness" at my physical, she marked it as a second, separate appointment. This means that during our conversation, Dr. Guerra decided we were crossing out of "annual physical" territory, and yet decided not to say anything, knowing it would lead to me being double-billed. I understand having a limit on what's discussed at a physical, but I certainly didn't think I'd crossed it, and for Dr. Guerra to encourage the conversation without a hint that she would charge me extra for it is exactly the kind of taking advantage that scares people off from the doctor in the first place. When I called her office to ask about the charge, they twice told me they'd call back and didn't. They ultimately refused to reconsider it. My insurance says this is allowed but that doctors are really supposed to say something first because otherwise it comes off as tricking people. Find another doctor, or at the very least tell her that she had better warn you before she answers a question she'll charge you extra for.

It has taken me so long to find a physician I am comfortable with. It was at the point where I was…read moreneglecting my health. The minute I walked into the office, I was completely comfortable. The minute I met Dr Guerra, I knew I had found a physician for life. She is so wonderful with explaining what is going on with me and what her plans are to get me back into good health. I recommend her highly. She has a wonderful staff as well.

I made an appointment with Dr. Ellis for a positive TB test. She was great. Very personable and…read moregreat communicator. I would highly recommend her if you need to see an infectious disease doctor. Office staff was friendly and pleasant too. Luckily TB test was a false positive. :) John G.

worst dr ever. I was a patient for years and she lied to me every time she looked me in the eyes…read moreand laughed about it. receptionist thinks she's god, laughs I owe 20 bucks then goes back to ask if it's OK if I can live and get my meds. Worst office I've ever been into. EVER.

I have been a patient of Fr Toupin since 2005. He has quite literally saved my life at least two…read moretimes. If the medical issue is out of his realm, he will steer you in the right direction and check on you to see how you progress. He and his excellent staff take time to actually listen to your concerns and they never rush you.

In general this is a good practice, but don't believe the "same day" appointment feature with the…read moreMDVIP premium price tag. They do an annual comprehensive visit, but I found that the results weren't thoroughly reviewed. I get my care through a team of specialists in other practices, so not clear what Dr. Toupin's practice adds for the premium price tag.

Been going to Dr. Dale for over 10 years. After trying a few other docs around town with little…read moresuccess, he was the only one that came up with a proper diagnoses and treatment plan. He is happy to try multiple different and even lesser know treatment approaches until you get the results you're looking for. His small, quiet office is conveniently looked and he makes you feels cozy and at home. Only offers self-pay but most of the good docs do--totally worth it!

This man is brilliant. I could talk to him all day about non-therapy-session-related topics. E.g…read more peek the corner of his office for cryptocurrency mining rig. His knowledge of the esoteric details of medication allows him to find that perfect combination or brand or alternate approach. He has mentioned more alternative medications than any of my previous doctors; options I didn't come across in my research. I love doing my own research (which he supports) and as a result I occasionally, inadvertently challenge him with obscure pharmacological questions I read in a random science journal article -- but Dr. Dale is a walking textbook. Yes, he doesn't submit your insurance, but when you get to only needing quarterly med maintenance appointments, it's totally affordable. My normal BCBSTX gov marketplace discounted healthcare coverage still covers my medications, but I've also used the drug coupons conveniently included in the equally convenient auto-text you receive when Dr. Dale submits prescriptions to your pharmacy. (Also, I have noticed the "submit claim" button on my healthcare provider's website, who is constant improving their website UX -- all things considered it's possible using insurance is simple as paying my insurance bill? The money feels so well-spent I never think to investigate!) He builds you up. Somehow in a brief conversation -- that rarely feels medical in nature -- he identifies the one thing you need to hear that day and says it. Things you didn't even realize were stressing you. It's like he has intuition super powers. I seriously leave every appointment the happiest person on the planet. Comfortable and confident. Easy parking. He doesn't have a front desk person, which is nice in many ways, but I really appreciate not needing to repeat conversations about appointment times. Instead he sends you a calendar event invite reminder for your next appointment as you set it. Billing is automated. He responds to emails same or next day. The only times I've waited to see him were appointments I arrived early to. Quite an all-around efficient business he is running. I found him on Yelp after moving here from Los Angeles. Short on meds from the move, he saw me quickly without issue. I'm LGBTQ so it's always important for me to find someone who understands the culture. He has been nothing but unflinchingly welcoming. He worked with me in planning continued treatment while traveling Europe for work for over a year. When I had a boarder-line stalker ex post breakup, Dr. Dale even checked my ex's social media that month to make sure there were no bad signs. FWIW, I was being treated for depression and anxiety. Once that cleared up ASD1 and ADHD were identified to be the cause of my virtually life-long depression and occasionally social-phobia level anxiety. Today I know I have a healthy brain. I have experienced the triggers and easily moved on from them. I'm more creative and balanced. Since seeing Dr. Dale my sluggish life has started to transform, I snagged a dream job after years of interviews, I have become financially secure for the first time in my 34 years of life, better than I'd ever have imagined. I used to be a heavy drinker and today I don't even crave it when I'm around drinking. I am comfortable and no longer feel the *need* I used to feel in almost any social or public environment. When I do crave beer it is like someone turned off whatever that switch was that made me drink them so quickly and in college-life quantity. I usually forget forget I opened a beer halfway through! I credit all of this to Dr. Dale's continued support. Worth more than every penny, because he compliments my shoes.

Back in March our pedi sent a referral to the genetics department to get our daughter tested for…read morets. They DENIED to even see us because they read the dermatologist'a notes that he doesn't think she has it. They forced us to see a neurologist and get scans instead. Well, we paid to see a neurologist and he is recommending the least invasive and inexpensive route first, which is get a genetic testing. So now we're back at genetics and waiting for results.

Always waiting. Maybe they need a new scheduling person or manager. Unnecessary to be waiting for…read moresomeone this long. Someone should manage this.

DO NOT GO HERE if you have Lyme! A friend went to Dr. Douglass and she had a CDC positive Western…read moreBlot test for Lyme. She had been to see two doctors who specialized in Lyme, one out of state, who confirmed she had Lyme. Dr. Douglass told her it was a false positive. Never explained why she was having the symptoms she was having or why she had definitively positive antibodies to Lyme. Even her general practitioner agreed she had Lyme. This is the 100th time I've heard infectious disease doctors do not know how to recognize Lyme, especially if it's a long term case. Please doctor, go get some CME from www.ilads.org so that other patients with Lyme don't have to suffer and die, because they do. Here is Dr. Horowitz giving a talk on Lyme. Note that he says Dr. Steere noted that Lyme IGM antibodies remain elevated later in the disease. Listen around 11:30-13:00 at the least. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OdP8Jndnyk

Front desk staff is always rude each time I come here as they don't greet out or give out incorrect…read moreinformation over the phone. Multiple times I have called to verify if there were testing patients and once I arrived they are either done for the day or in a meeting. The lack of communication is truly ridiculous and unprofessional. I think the services are great for the community I just wish patients were treated more with respect and not as inconvenience. The clinic staff is always kind though but unfortunately having to deal with front desk and the registration team as they extremely unfriendly isn't a good way to feel in a clinic. Unfortunately it seems there is no interpersonal training as this has been constant behavior. Do Better.

So many green flags at Dr Connor's office (not sure if that's a thing, but it is now). An actual…read morehuman called me twice to make the appointment and then to confirm. They did not make me fill out 10 pages of forms online before I came in. Then Dr Connor has someone take notes while she listens intently and looks you in the eye so that she can have a conversation and pay attention. She really knows her stuff and is not averse to questioning minds such as mine or alternative treatments and supplements. She made a recommendation for a lab test that my cardiologist should order for my high cholesterol. I already felt better walking out of her office after over an hour of actually being heard for the first time. She is worth every penny and I will be seeing her exclusively from now on. Cannot recommend highly enough! Like

Easy peasy phone call care. We manage blood work analysis over the phone with a smileread more