Dr. Miller and the entire staff are simply terrific! He was referred by my GP (Dr. Brad Gates)…read moreand it was one of the best decisions I've made to make an appointment. Dr. Miller has a very easy going and gentle personality..., which is intangibly important to me and my wife! My initial reason for seeing him was due to my left shoulder causing me pain. Ironically, I had a skiing accident that resulted in a tear of my MCL just prior to seeing Dr. Miller initially. After an MRI, he treated the MCL tear and shoulder pain with PT initially and didn't rush me into making a surgical decision. In addition, he gave me a cortisone shot for the shoulder which released the pain. The MCL healed nicely without any further procedure being required; however after 6 months the shoulder did get worse due to a separate but freak accident, so we decided that surgery was the only option that would relieve the pain permanently. This was the best decision, because the arthroscopic procedure revealed a massive tear of the supraspinatus which required 6 anchors instead of the normal 4 to reattach it properly. The entire experience has been outstanding and thankfully, the pain has been minimal. You can probably tell I really think the world of Dr. Miller and would recommend him to anyone who needs orthopedic care mostly because of his extensive experience and thorough approach.

Dr. Miller goes above and beyond for his patients . I highly recommend him!!! He did both of my…read morehips. I had day surgery for each one, I recovered quickly, and his office arranged all of my physical therapy. They are the best!!!!

Dr Hines is amazing and cares deeply about his patients. He performed the repair on my torn rotator…read morecuff and bicep. He did an excellent job preparing me for the lengthy recovery. Now that I am on the other side of that I am almost 100% back to pre injury. The staff at the office was amazing through all my visits.

Unfortunately, my experience was very frustrating. I explained my symptoms clearly to the front…read moredesk, but they scheduled me for the wrong body part and with the wrong doctor. When I arrived, I was told the doctor couldn't help because my pain is in my upper back, not my shoulder. Now I'm required to come back, see another doctor, and pay for another visit--all due to their scheduling error. This feels unfair and like a waste of time and money.

This place is great for any muscle or joint pain. Very knowledgeable staff and professional to help…read moreyou. I had shoulder injury from playing baseball and they helped fix all my tight areas.

Several years sgo i was fortunate enough to find this hidden gym thanks to my wife (Sports Doctor)…read more If you're one of those tired of hurting (while you bounce around between doctors, chiropractors, and physical therapist) then try Airrosti. Its kept me out of surgery and got me back in the gym everytime. The crew is here is top notch and passionate about what they do... helping us to live and enjoy everyday

Billing is one star- they do not mail statements and they don't show then in customer portal. The…read morecustomer portal is very limited by design and calling their customer service line gets you a lot of "sorry we are working on things". Service - 3 star. Some staff is a bit carefree, and I found that I had to push them to pay attention to my progress or even during sessions. They are juggling multiple people at same time, when I was expecting more 1/1 care. Not all, but some. If I had to do this over again, I would choose place with more attentive staff, and much better billing practices. lesson learned!

Save your time and money and go somewhere else. They have 2-3 people per therapist so you never…read moreknow if you are doing things right. All I do are the same exercises over and over again. You can only do half of them and they will never know. I can do them at home. No need to go there. I am cancelling the rest of my appointments and never going back.

Great people and simple to make an appointment. I have improvement in my four weeks.read more

Kirsten was amazing! Shes wonderful and great at listening to the problems and helping create good…read moresolutions. I had broken my ankle/leg in three places. I had run a marathon a couple months earlier, and I wanted to be back in tip top shape via exercise without pain. I now have minimal to no pain during heavily active activities, and I had a wonderful time at every PT appointment! Everyone there is very kind and helpful. 100% recommend!

Dr. Adams was great. On March 10th I had an appt. With him and he recommended a knee brace while…read moremy knee heels. I was suppose to hear back as to whether or not my insurance would cover it. Nothing, nothing, so I called them. They said it was denied, but they were going to resubmit with the proper coding or something. Again nothing, no return phone call or email. I think his staff needs retraining in customer service and working with insurance companies. They are hurting the business. Based on my experience, I would not recommend them.

My husband and I have come here multiple times for back and knee issues. This is the most…read morefrustrating doctors office I have ever dealt with! They don't document things in their system properly. Every time something is needed there is an issue. We are constantly given two different answer but nobody can ever confirm what is said by another person. It's like the staff doesn't communicate with each other or they don't know what they are talking about. Not to mention the staff is always sounds put out of you call in for anything. Very disappointing!

My favorite doctor retired. (Dr Rodgers). And Thank God, Seth left too! What a horrible PA!!…read more I've been with this practice since 1996. That's a long time. I had my first surgery with Adam's at that time. I swapped over to Rodgers after my initial surgery. I have now come full circle. I've never forgotten why I initially left Adam's as my original doctor. I was left with significant scars after that surgery. The pain management left many bad memories. Time has not faded either of those. He does employ the most incredible PA. I had to use her for an injection. She's gentle and genuine. Whenever, I feel the need to have a knee replacement, I will begin my journey for a replacement doctor. For now, I'll continue with injections from the PA. July 2023

I was outsourced by VA community care for my bilateral carpal tunnel surgeries (and for those who…read moredon't know, all outsourced care by the VA is paid for by TriWest -this will help to understand this review). First and foremost, Dr Adams, Kendra (PA) and the rest of the surgical team were great from start to finish - 5 s. As for the admin/billing part (Methodist Health System) -they get a sub par review. VA Community Care sends out the referral, a TriWest authorization # and the dates the referral is good for promptly after it is decided that a patient will be going outside of the VA hospital for medical care. For me, this was not the first time I've been outsourced for care in the civilian sector BUT this is the first time that I've had difficulty with billing -and it was not just one time to where everything that proceeded would not have any issues. From the initial surgery to the follow ups on the second surgery, I have had to have multiple conversations with billing/admin with me stating the same thing over and over again. They tell me that I need to submit an insurance card, I respond that we do not receive those [as veterans getting medical care through the VA]. I explained multiple times that VA community care sent out a referral and that it is fully paid by TriWest and have even called community care, where they informed me that ALL the information needed is in the referral. Community care sends the referral again noting that this is all the information that was needed for my care. I received my first surgery at the beginning of April 2025, had my post op appts and go into my second surgery 4wks later in June 2025. At various points, I get the same push back from billing/admin with more [frustrated] follow up calls to Community Care about the pushback. After my second surgery, I receive a bill from Methodist through their MyChart program, I contacted Community care and they immediately clear up those charges. My last appt (12Sept25) was made due to still having residual issues from the second surgery. Upon arrival at the clinic, I go through the same "we need a copy of the insurance card" routine BUT this time, they REFUSE me from attending my appt. I called community care once again to tell them what had happened, submitted a message through the MyChart system requesting a new appt (and attached the information from my referral in the message). It is now 22Sept25, and I have not received a response to set up further appts. My residual issues specifically affect my duties/tasks as a firefighter/paramedic, the time on my referral is close to expiration now and I am left to find other sources/solutions for these issues. From where I stand, it appears that Methodist does not properly educate their staff about how to properly handle patients who are fully funded by the VA system. And what really bothers me is that I know my records show that all of my bills are handled, and also what source (TriWest) handled the bill ...

Express Family Clinic - Allen, TX (Dr. Parihar & Dr. Modi) I…read morestrongly recommend thinking very carefully before choosing this clinic. Front office and access to care The front desk and phone management are some of the worst I've experienced. They rarely answer calls, don't seem to distinguish between urgent and routine issues, and give conflicting instructions (telehealth vs. "come now") within minutes. When I was calling repeatedly with serious symptoms--itching, jaundice, and clear concern about my liver--they still didn't treat it with urgency or help me reach the doctor in a timely way. My experience with Dr. Parihar I initially went to Dr. Parihar based on a recommendation. I had ongoing stomach issues. During my visits, a lot of the conversation drifted to unrelated topics (like food) rather than focusing on my symptoms and history. He ordered a breath test and urine test, but no stool test, and diagnosed me with amebiasis, supposedly from a trip to South America three months earlier. He said this condition "does not exist in the USA" and prescribed a 15 day course of Flagyl (metronidazole) without having done bloodwork first. After about 4 days on Flagyl, I developed severe nausea. By days 8-9, I started turning yellow and became extremely itchy--clear signs of jaundice. I repeatedly called the clinic, told them my symptoms, and still had trouble getting timely access to the doctor. Dangerous delay and lack of follow up When I finally saw him, he seemed unsure why he had prescribed Flagyl and again asked when I had traveled. He then ordered blood tests. I did the labs on Wednesday and got the results Thursday afternoon--my liver numbers were 5-6 times the normal range. I called the clinic multiple times that day. Despite these alarming results, I did not hear back from him. The next morning, I finally got an appointment and was told to get a CT scan. I completed the CT the same day. The radiologist considered the findings serious enough to call Dr. Parihar directly. Even then, I received no call from him that evening, despite calling the clinic several times between 4-5 p.m. The next morning, the imaging center emailed me my CT report. It showed a lesion in my pancreas, which understandably caused a lot of fear and stress for me and my family. How I finally got proper care I shared the report with friends and family who are physicians. They advised me to go to the ER immediately. My now PCP (a friend I wish I had gone to from the start) directed me to Baylor Scott & White in Frisco and coordinated with a gastroenterologist there. At Baylor, I was admitted, had an MRI, and was ultimately diagnosed with an autoimmune issue. They created a clear treatment plan, and the care from that point on was excellent. I felt heard, informed, and safe. In the meantime, Dr. Parihar left me a voicemail suggesting I see an oncologist and get a biopsy. Given everything that had already happened, I chose not to continue under his care. What I learned from this experience * Question long antibiotic courses: If a doctor prescribes antibiotics for more than 3 days--especially something like Flagyl--ask what specific tests or evidence support that diagnosis, particularly if no bloodwork or appropriate tests have been done. * Choose an accessible PCP: Your primary care doctor should be reachable when you're sick, not only when it's convenient for the office. If the staff constantly says "he's busy" while you're calling multiple times with serious symptoms, that's a red flag. * Take your symptoms seriously: If you feel something is very wrong--like jaundice, severe itching, or rapidly worsening symptoms--don't wait for a non responsive clinic. Seek urgent or emergency care. Bottom line This clinic cost me 4-5 weeks of time, significant stress, two nights in the hospital, and substantial medical bills. More importantly, I felt unsafe and unheard during a serious health issue. I would urge anyone considering this clinic to be extremely cautious and to find a physician whose staff is responsive, whose decisions are grounded in appropriate testing, and who takes your concerns seriously.

The front office was great. The problem I had was that I told the doctor symptoms I'm having…read moreinstead of taking a look at it he prescribed me with medicine. I went on a Saturday and felt like he was just trying to get people out the door.

We had a wonderful experience with Dr Parker. He is very knowledgeable and patient. Would certainly…read morerecommend.

From the owner: At Texas Health Orthopedic Specialists, our comprehensive approach to treating you and meeting your…read moreunique needs for improved wellness means we help you address the physical challenges that may arise on or off the playing field, in-season or any season.

Great physical therapy! I highly recommend! Bryan and his staff were great. They are the best in…read morethe area and exceeded expectations

I am an older women wanting to be able to walk up stairs with less effort. I don't mind working…read morehard, being pushed a little or facing a challenge. I do mind be disrespected. The staff rather talk about the their hair, or GPA's rather than pay attention to my work out. I was over worked a couple of time before they disengaged from their conversation and got back to me. The staff didn't listen to my fears never asked my anything about my life or the why just "how does that feel?" Poor bedside manner for a senior citizen just trying to get healthier. I have already reached out to my PCD for a new PT place.