It's Women's History Month! So I'm excited to write a review about a beloved woman-owned biz. It's…read morebeen a couple of years since I worked with NDDA to assist me with our first born daughter born in 2021. Melissa at NDDA was incredible from start to finish. When I originally called to ask some general questions about what exactly a doula does, she was kind, patient, and so freaking educated about the process of childbirth. We were offered a tour of Baylor hospital (virtual due to COVID), newborn classes, and tons of educational resources after booking with NDDA. What stood out to me most was the fact that the all female team there just made you feel like you were so seen, every step of the way. As a Black woman, childbirth can be an extremely scary experience, just look up the statistics of mistreatment in the healthcare space for minorities. Melissa and team advocated for my husband and I. We felt taken care of every step of the way. Thank you NDDA!

I've worked with North Dallas Doula Associates for both of my pregnancies. Specifically for my post…read morepartum care with getting placenta encapsulation. My primary reason too for picking this place was the fact they offer a beautiful placenta art print. I wanted to honor my placenta because it's such an incredible and powerful organ, and I'm obsessed with the art prints. They're both framed and are hanging up in my daughters' room. I've worked with Meredith L. and Madison Prez for the placenta encapsulation. They were both very easy to contact and responded promptly over text. I worked with Madison most recently, and she picked up the placenta and quickly processed it and delivered it to my home. I got placenta pills, a tincture, the keepsake cord, and the art print. I love the packaging and branding too- very alice in wonderland. I highly recommend this service and would work with Madison again. The art print she made was stunning!

Judging by the reviews it's obvious they have undergone some major changes prior to my joining…read morebecause I have never felt more welcome, at home, or safe. Carolina really pushes for us clients, to make sure we are able to receive our medication hassle free and at no cost, Rene is compassionate, honest, and absolutely non-judgmental, same goes for Nancy, and Sonya, and the rest of the team. Then you have the hot meals program being ran by Erica, Matty, and Daniel who are pretty much the back bone of that entire program and it shows thru their work ethic, and dedication to this purpose. I could not imagine going anywhere else for my services, nor will I as long as I have the choice.

As a long time client of the nutrition program and allowed to "shop" for groceries. On 22 November…read morearound 0930 I shopped and received a few groceries one item was pre-prepared meal I could put in my microwave to eat. I did so after arriving home. Subsequently I got extremely ill, I contacted my doctor who did testing which showed I had ECOLI POISONING. Over the Thanksgiving holiday which took time to accomplish. I advised the Texas State health department and as well the DRC. A gentleman suggested I try to get qualified for another agency program. Not once did I receive an apology. I'm an furious that the DRC can so be callous

Their tag line is "where your healthcare comes first". Most of my experience is that my healthcare…read morecomes last because they are always "understaffed". I've been coming here for about 10 years and recently, I waited over an hour past my appointment time to give blood for a medication, consistently wait 10 mins+ on hold just to talk to someone. I left a voicemail about a medication and didn't get a call back. As I sit here and wait an hour past my appointment time, I'm hearing other patients saying they couldn't get a call back and the response is that they're understaffed. I've been very patient with the issues on their end but for review purposes, wouldn't recommend and want to note that your healthcare comes at whatever pace they can fit you and may or may not get you at any given point. If and when you do get in, Dr. Patel is amazing. Just have to fight through disorganization to get there.

They're not bad, but they're not great either, so 3 stars. I initially picked this place because…read morethey're within walking distance and they take my insurance. Both times I visited the office, they gave me same day appointments and I didn't have to wait long in the office. I never saw Dr. Griego himself in either of my visits, so not sure if he comes into this office or not (it appears he has another office elsewhere).

Keeping it at 1 star. The phone response has much improved but the clerical staff are not very…read morefriendly and they are just not personable or professional. Last thing I want to see is a nurse wearing headphones or who has to ask the patient what their weight was because they "forgot" and they do the bare minimum. Maybe Vanessa was just unique and cared for her patients but their replacements are there just there to collect a check or so it seems. This place has lost everything that made it great, and can't bring myself to recommend them to others. Do better or at least do something.

They used to be a great practice, catering to infectious diseases and primary care. Once they…read morebecame Prism, they lost several of their original doctors, lost the support staff, it went to total crap. The new patient portal is a joke. You cannot get anyone to return a phone call unless you threaten to sue. The new staff couldn't even figure out how to accept a payment. It's a joke of a practice, and I don't trust their quality of care. Such a shame it went from 5 stars to 1 in only a year.

It is tough to review this location of a Non-profit Organization that is under constant rumors of…read moreshutting down or moving THIS location. The property costs will force something to happen at some point, I'm guessing. With that out front, this location manages to do the important task of training people and providing relief services. The facility is old, showing signs of wear and not enough volunteer and paid resources to make it look new and shiney. It still performs and hosts quite a few activities. I've had my CPR and First Aid courses here. In a pinch, this location could still provide support for something large.

On Tuesday, June 30th I drove out to the blood drive in Frisco. I try to donate blood as often as I…read morecan because I realize the importance of this life saving process. I arrived for my appointment time, checked in via rapid pass and then with the check in table. After being called to have my iron tested etc. I sat for several minutes watching people that came in after me being called to a bed to start their donations until a worker realized I was still waiting. Once I was on the table and donation started the alarm went off for several minutes and I finally got a workers attention and he came over and said he'd be right back.. then after several more minutes ..watching him check some machine and wipe down a table he walked over and said he'd have to adjust my needle.. 3 workers later, they had my donation going again.. alarm goes off for several minutes again before they come over (not sure if they can hear alarms over the loud music) original guy comes over and takes needle out etc and I immediately start feeling my fingers and toes throbbing and just feeling weird in general (which isn't normal for me) so they put a wet paper towel on my head, lay the bed back and then just left me there for a long time.. I sat up when I started feeling better.. still no one came over.. so I left. Once home, I sent an internal email via the Red Cross website about my concerns. Today is Saturday, July 4th and I haven't heard anything back from the Red Cross- nothing. Although I'm sure once it's time for me to donate again, I'll be getting texts, calls, mail, and emails requesting me to make a donation. Typically when I donate, I don't have even a small bruise.The bruising on my arm this time is AWFUL. It will probably be awhile before I decide to donate my O+ blood again because this was so traumatizing, but if I do, I will probably contact Carter BloodCare because it's obvious to me Red Cross just wants my blood and doesn't care about me. Picture is what my arm looks like 4 days later.

Wonderful doctor. Patrick took good care of me for almost 30 years. The entire office staff was…read morevery friendly and helpful Thank you.

Have been using Dr. Daly for many years upon great referrals by others. Although he is an older…read moreDoctor, he is a wealth of current information and always professional . His office staff is always super friendly and helpful.

Parkland Hospital Cafeteria is hands down one of the best cafeterias I have ever been to, and that…read moresays a lot. This is not your typical hospital food situation at all. It genuinely feels like a well-run food hall with intention, quality, and pride behind everything they serve. Breakfast and lunch are a standout, especially the smoothie station. The smoothies are excellent, and what really sets it apart is the build-your-own smoothie bowl option. You can customize everything exactly how you want it, from the base to the toppings, and it is always fresh, flavorful, and filling. It is one of those things you actually look forward to instead of just grabbing out of convenience. Thursdays deserve their own shoutout because the chicken tenders are honestly the best I have ever had. Crispy, juicy, perfectly seasoned, and consistently good every single time. People genuinely plan their week around Thursday for a reason. What I really love about this cafeteria is how thoughtful and inclusive the menu programming is. They celebrate Black History Month with special menus, feature diverse cuisines regularly, and recognize events like Lunar New Year and other cultural celebrations. It makes the space feel welcoming, intentional, and reflective of the community it serves. You can tell a lot of care goes into menu planning, not just food production. The salad bar is another huge highlight. It is impeccable. This is a build-your-own salad concept, but unlike a traditional salad bar, it is not one where every customer is touching everything. The setup is clean, organized, and well-managed, and the ingredients are always fresh. You get exactly what you want without the usual concerns that come with a standard self-serve bar. The deli is fantastic as well. You can fully customize your sandwich, and the quality of the ingredients and consistency of the service really stand out. It does not feel rushed or thrown together. Everything is done with care. Overall, Parkland Hospital Cafeteria is exceptional. From the food quality to the variety, cleanliness, cultural celebration, and customization options, it sets a very high bar for what a cafeteria can be. Whether you are there every day or just visiting, it is a place you will actually be excited to eat at. Truly a standout and something Parkland should be proud of.

0/10 would not recommend anyone to come here. Plan on spending 18 hours + at this hospital. Took…read morealmost 13 hours just to get out of the waiting room. They kicked my bf out of the room without even speaking to a doctor and able to change back into his clothes. They wheeled his bed next to a restroom in the hallway. Also, half of the staff have really bad attitudes. STAY AWAY FROM THIS HOSPITAL AT ALL COST!

The nurse giving me blood work called me a list twice and said she was going to give me Aids with…read morethe needle she was drawing my blood from. The other nurses talked of how that nurse gave me Aids. When intake worker first saw me muttered that he didn't want to kill me. Can someone please arrest these thugs. Looks like their killing people.

I'm reserving final review for when I see the bill. My daughter had a 105 fever on a Saturday…read moremorning (3am) and this was the only spot open until terms of urgent care. My options were to go here or the hospital ER and I decided not to wait hours on end in a traditional ER. I was pleasantly surprised to be in and out within an hour. The team was even super kind to my kiddos. We had a strep, Covid, and a flu test run. Thankfully it was "just the flu." However I'm glad I came as they prescribed tamiflu and she's on the mend. My only curiosity is to see what they charge insurance for this less than an hour visit and 3 tests. Seeing others right $3k billed for a strep test has me concerned. I know it's premium service in the middle of the night but thousands for a flu test seems excessive. Will post back once I see the EOB!

Don't want to wait at a large hospital ER but need a bit more than a normal doctor office has to…read moreput you back together? Come here, but check your insurance before you go too far! They do have responsive care, with a lot of capabilities. This was for a friend who hit the walking trail at White Rock with more than the soles of her shoes. They took care of her quickly. Checked for the concerns like a good ER should. Lots of parking and wasn't crowded at all on a Saturday morning. Not cheap! You do get what you pay for, however.