I saw the same doctor in this practice for 9 years. She was fantastic! And when I couldn't get in to see her for urgent issues, the nurse practitioner was wonderful. It's a great clinic. Unfortunately, my wonderful doctor retired a few months ago and the clinic would not allow patients to see other doctors within the practice. It's understandable that the other doctors in the clinic would have a hard time absorbing 1100 patients from a retiring doctor. When you see the same doctor for 9 years, you want to really do your research in finding a new one. So I have spent the past few months looking for another doctor. Just before she retired, she updated my prescription info in my file. My scripts from my visit last year have expired and I attempted to refill my Rx's knowing that I had information in my file that was less than 6 months old. When the pharmacy informed me that the doctor's office would not refill my prescription, I called the dr's office to find out why when the information in my file was less than 6 months old and that I'm still trying to find a new doctor. I asked if someone could confirm for the pharmacy that the Rx information is recent so my prescriptions could be refilled. I was told no doctor in the clinic would do that. I asked if I could make an appointment with the nurse practitioner, Sandy McCormack, since I had seen her before. Again, I was told no. Because Dr Andes is no longer a doctor in the practice, I can no longer be a patient. As great as this clinic has been, I'm disgusted at the treatment given to Dr Andes' patients since she has retired. I would recommend this clinic to anyone, I really would. I have never had a clinic tell me that since a doctor is no longer with the practice that I can't be a patient. I was told by the appointment desk that I would have to go to an urgent care clinic to get my blood pressure meds refilled. It's not like I was looking to score opioids for heaven's sake! I'd give this clinic 5 stars if it wasn't for the whole policy of tossing patients out and not even giving them options. At the very least, I should be able to see the nurse practitioner to get my blood pressure meds authorized for a month or so until I get into a different doctor in a different practice since I'm not allowed to continue patronizing Centerpoint Physician's Group. I only wish I could stay with them. They were good. read more