My wife and I moved to East Texas six years ago. I did my 'homework' and chose Doctor Petty as my…read morepersonal doctor. I met him only once, which I learned is status quo. After that it was PAs and Nurse Practitioners. Not a problem as they were all well above average, some even excellent. 5 years of good care caused me to reccomend his practice to many. Not any more. The last 12 months I and my wife have experienced one mistake or unprofessional conduct after another. The latest caused me to break away entirely from his practice. I made an appointment as my right leg had swelled to roughly 160% its normal size. It was very red and painful. Very hot as well. I had aquire a wound on it at work a week before. It was extremely slow in healing. A friend, one who has a mutual friend that lost his leg to Cellulitis, strongly urged me to seek medical care immediately. I did my 'homework' and every symptom I was experiencing (an overall feeling of sickness, temperature changes, sweating in normal temperatures etc..) besides the obvious swelling, heat and redness led me to believe that the chances were in favor of my having contracted Cellulitis. The nurse practitioner that I was assigned at Doctor Petty's was unfriendly and uncaring. I told her of my concern. She said, no, if it was Cellulitis, your leg would be red. How red did she 'need' it to be? It was BRIGHT red. She diagnosed a possible blood clot. Fine. No one wants that. She scheduled me for a sonogram. I asked her if she would take a blood sample to determine if an infection was in my leg, and, if so, prescribe an antibiotic. "No. I'm not going to do that"; was her response. Why not? I was already there, they have a phlebotomist on staff and it was best protocol since Cellulitis can easily and very quickly cause the loss of a limb or even death. She simply would not do it. I had the sonogram an hour later. No blood clot. Two days later, I went to an emergency care clinic. The doctor there immediately took a blood sample and found an infection. Diagnosis: Cellulitis. Action: Antibiotics were prescribed. This was all done in 30 minutes. This is why I will never step into Doctor Petty's office again and why I will encourage others to avoid his practice. People deserve at least basic care. I did not receive that for from his practice for 12 months. He's fired.

Lynzie Henry is truly one of the best medical providers you will find anywhere. Although she is…read moretechnically a Nurse Practitioner, her level of care and expertise go far beyond expectations. I cannot say enough positive things about Mrs. Henry. She immediately addressed my medical concerns with seriousness and compassion, and she worked with me to find real, effective solutions. She is extremely knowledgeable across a wide range of conditions and consistently treats me with kindness and respect. My husband typically avoids going to the doctor whenever possible, yet he feels comfortable visiting Mrs. Henry's office. He, too, is always treated with respect, kindness, and dignity. Unfortunately, my husband and I will be moving out of state soon, and one of the things we will miss most is having Mrs. Henry as our medical care provider. We highly recommend Mrs. Lynzie Henry, PA, of Winnsboro, Texas.

Dr. Martinez is through. He takes the time to listen to you and asks follow up questions in an…read moreeffort to find a solution for you. He researches conditions or concerns and gets back to you in a timely manner. He refills medications when requested in a timely manner. I was really afraid to have to change doctors after moving here from another state. But, I was fortunate to find Dr. Martinez. Very happy with his service.

Dr. Kemp is the best Doctor Marshall ever had. Yes, Had. She has moved back to Shreveport. My…read morefamily now goes to Shreveport for all medical needs. Marshall Regional you've done it again, brought a great Dr. to town then failed to keep them here.

are you seriously going to judge whether you should go see a physician based on an anonymous review…read moreon a website? instead of relying on these garbage sites, check how long that doctor has been in the area, ask other physicians about them, and you can even check their malpractice history and discipline history online. is the doctor board-certified and on staff at various hospitals? That's usually a pretty good sign. for every hundred people who are happy with a certain clinic, they usually don't post things online, . ..but for every hundred people, there is that ONE who just didn't get exactly what he wanted, whether it be narcotics, his Xanax bars, his amphetamines, or perhaps he was just fired from the clinic for sexual or physical harassment, or perhaps it was even a former staff member who was fired for incompetence or theft, or perhaps he felt he was overcharged by $10...whatever the reason, that person then posts a negative review. take that person's review with a grain of salt because that's what it is worth: a grain of salt.

Dr Wyrick has been my favorite doctor of all time. He is kind and considerate. Very easy to talk to…read moreand open up about your medical issues. He is a very good doctor, he covers everything you need to discuss. He doesn't rush you, he is actually the opposite (very thorough in his treatments) which I appreciate. I always feel safe under his care. His staff, mainly Melissa,is the best around. She is caring and friendly and helps with everything in her power. She and Dr Wyrick make the best team. They are both very dear to me. If you need a good primary doctor, contact them.