Every time I go in, staff is attentive and kind.... Doctors take good care of me and my mom. We've…read moreboth gone in for sinus infections and stuff and got everything we needed, even full answers on why they couldn't do other things

Doc was rude, refused to offer steroid shot to help with major conjestion and only offered…read moreprescription.

LT Beaton wrote this review:…read more Going to a doctor is never fun although I was pretty upbeat today when I walked into this clinic in the hopes that either Dr Taylor or Dr Moore was going to be my new doctor. I was sent by several strong referrals but never made it past the receptionist. The first thing catching my eye was a sign at the sign-in window warning everyone of EBOLA. Wasn't Fox News scaring people with that just last year. I think 2 or 3 U.S. citizens even contacted it? Why not warnings about obesity and substance abuse.....or mouth cancer from the 35 flavors of Skoa sitting on a store shelf just down the street? I wasn't there for pain but 1 of the forms said (in BOLD letters) "We don't treat people with chronic pain". Isn't that why people go to a doctor? Are there that many pill heads that doctors won't treat their patients anymore? After watching General Hospital in the waiting for 15 minutes, I decided to change the channel. There wasn't anyone in the room so I didn't see no harm. In the middle of changing it a young receptionist sarcastically said, "excuse me MISS but please don't touch the TV". I turned to laugh but there wasn't a smile on her face. She was genuinely angry. My shoulder length hair probably threw her but geez. I started getting really uncomfortable because obviously I had rubbed her wrong. After another 10 minutes finally left. I'm still looking for a good doctor (and a staff) that are compassionate with their patients.

Dr Taylor has been there for me for the last five years. He takes the time to make sure you get the…read morebest possible care.