Where to start? So far, it's been three months since beginning my journey toward treatment for…read moresleep apnea, To say the least, it has been anything but a good experience. Just to begin...three months in and I have yet to speak or hear from with a doctor ( I was given a name but am not certain that he actually exists). After receiving the referral from my doctor it took TMD two weeks to attempt to contact me. When we finally did make contact the scheduling staff (one person in particular) was impatient, extremely rude and very unpleasant. As a customer, I have never been treated with such disrespect. The technicians at both sleep studies were great - too bad everyone else involved in the process could not be as professional and easy to deal with. I was told that my test results showed my sleep apnea to be severe and that treatment should begin ASAP. After another two weeks of dealing with scheduling team, the second test was confirmed. That was five weeks ago. A week following the second test I received an email stating that an order had been placed with Clearview Medical for my equipment (the experience with Clearview is another very frustrating chapter in this excruciating experience). So, three months after speaking with my doctor about a sleep study I still do not have a CPAP machine nor do I know when I might receive one. I am now completely convinced that TMD is much more interested in getting dollars from insurance companies than in providing patient care and treatment. Based on my experience, should your doctor recommend Texas Medical Diagnostics for your sleep study you should not just request, but DEMAND another referral. I certainly wish I had read referrals and investigated before beginning this ordeal.

Sleep clinic technicians were nice enough. But the sleeping area is below average, the pictures on…read morethis google profile were not accurate to the actual setup. Very generic room with very uncomfortable sleeping conditions. The mattress was cheap motel quality and the bedding situation was very poor. I would recommend bringing your own bedding & pillows to help improve your sleep, the mattress still sucks regardless. You would figure that a sleep clinic would have better sleeping conditions considering how much money they charge. I asked about my sleep results & equipment I was told I would receive the morning I completed the testing and was told they don't do that and was sent home. Told them I received instructions via phone & email that I would get results and equipment if needed at the appointment and was told that they don't do that by the technicians. An hour after driving home I got a call from the clinics respiratory therapist telling me the technicians were mistaken and I was as indeed supposed to get my results and equipment like I was originally told them. I had to drive back to the clinic in Fort Worth rush hour traffic and get everything. Very frustrating *Update* Retested at a well established clinic and tested negative on sleep apnea with a 1.3 AHI, these guys made this process more complicated than it needed to be and refused to offer a retest, but instead tried complaining to my company about receiving negative feedback & insisted I was a poor patient who couldn't except bad results and needed to be satisfied with my sleep apnea diagnosis. They since have deleted their comment on this review for whatever reason. Apparently them sending me an unsolicited $50 visa gift card was supposed to make up for these issues and keep me quiet. This clinic is definitely not worth the hassle & hostilities from management. If I were to have listened to them and not retested I would still be on unnecessary treatment equipment. Second opinions are necessary especially when you are dealing with unprofessionals like this place has. Do yourself a favor & go to North Texas Lung & Sleep Clinic, Dr David Ostransky is definitely not retired and still treating patients at his Hulen clinic, plus they have a much nicer sleep situation including private bathroom & showers for after your study. All done in house with clinical testing options onsite.

Worst experience, I came in today for that should take really 1 minute I leave a sample and they do…read morepaperwork. This is for a new job hire onboarding. I have my 10 month old with me and the lady is completely rude. Older Caucasian needs to learn mannerism. Not only did she violate HIPAA by blurting out to the waiting room to why I was there. I have had screenings done before and I have never had an issue with having my NEW BORN child with me. Ridiculous.

There is administrative woman there who was very helpful (extremely). The whole quest system is so…read morehosed, however, I would recommend going to LabCorp and never accepting anything a doctor sends you to quest for. I went in May, I created an account, I took some hormone tests, I could not log into my account for the life of me... I checked email and text and the text was the wrong number. When I told them I needed to change it on their form (because you never get to talk to a live person - ever) they said no I needed billing. And sent me a link to billing. First they sent me a link to reset my password but to do that you have to be able to log on! I did think that I had an appointment set (after waiting 2 hours in the waiting room for a walk-in appointment, suggested by my doctor upstairs - and they consistently moved me back in line every time someone with an appointment came in so that I would not be able to get in all day). But when I went in today for my so-called appointment at 2:00, it didn't take. The lady who is calling people back did manage to help me to get one with a confirmation code as a guest with no insurance. Hopefully I can be tested tomorrow otherwise it's LabCorp from now on. I still can't log on!

Adam has been in charge of my treatment at The Center since I had a fall, resulting in a broken…read morewrist and fractured pelvis February of 2017, requiring surgery on the wrist. A specialist had referred me to The Center for help w/ bone density , where learned I had osteoporosis. The Forteo treatments I was able to complete at home helped so that no surgery was needed on the pelvis. Over a period of time I have been on calcium supplements, at Adam's suggestion and see him now only once a year for an annual follow up. The osteoporosis is now classified as osteopenia, which is especially valuable as One ages.

Amazing medical advice with thorough explanation. With their treatment my osteoporosis went back to…read moreosteopenia and continues to improve. It's worth the wait to get an appointment.

Bloodwork Great…read morecare from staff It was quick and easy to make appointment and be seen

The phlebotomist jabbed me twice and left a bruise on my arm. They usually have no trouble with my…read moreveins. She was unfriendly to the point of hostile. The lady at the front was very nice and efficient.

Very nice, friendly staff. Waiting room is very simple & practical, nothing fancy. The computer was…read moredown when I came for my lab work, thankfully I brought my printed order. I've been told that labcorp's computer system is down from time to time, so BRING YOUR PRINTED LAB ORDER.

From the owner: Labcorp is a global life sciences and healthcare company, and our mission is simple: improve…read morehealth, improve lives. We leverage science, technology and innovation to accomplish our mission--getting you answers that help you make clear, confident decisions about your health.Our Patient Service Centers offer routine medical testing--as well as recommended screenings based on your age and gender. It's easier than ever to make an appointment. Testing results will be available to you in your Labcorp Patient Portal. Quick and easy information both you and your healthcare provider can use to improve your health outcomes. And walk-ins are welcome.

My appointment at Midtown Medical Imaging went well this morning. Shane and Ana were very…read moreprofessional, with great attitudes!

This is THE WORST MUSIC I've ever heard. The waiting room makes me want to jump off the top of the…read morebuilding. For the love of GOD you're waiting room makes me want to end this all! The office people are doing the bare minimum and NOTHING more and the receptionist smells like alcohol. You are nothing more than a dollar sign to these people. The parking is a nightmare too!

Watch your pocket book here. Insurance was supposed to cover my work and yet they still sent a bill…read morefor the Balence difference to recoup the "full cost". (This is what my Insurence says) Now I have realized I have probably sent them hundreds of dollars they had no right to bill me.

Leslie did it again! I'm so lucky to have seen her now 2 years in a row. One stick is all it…read moretook. The wait time was fine for those that had appointments. I got there and was back in my car in 20 minutes. The only complaint is the lack of parking.

The girl at the front desk was amazing very nice and attentive. As I sat in the back waiting the…read moretech made me very comfortable by turning on a small space heater and television. Although I was completely sure they should have collected money from me, they were even nice about that.

Great experience. The ladies up front were very helpful! Had to go back a couple of times for my…read moreMother and no change in professionalism. Would definitely recommend!

I've been working with Kristie for only about 6 weeks…read more I'm a singer (for fun) and also I use my speaking voice a lot for my work. 6 weeks ago I was experiencing considerable vocal fatigue that has been ongoing for some time. I would have to cancel appointments with coaches or clients because my voice would get tired and I'd have to rest it -- the issue was improper vocal use that was draining me. It seemed to take so much effort to speak. I also had some issues swallowing -- choking on food from time to time. After only 6 weeks of working with Kristie, I'm happy to report that I haven't had any kind of vocal fatigue in weeks. I haven't canceled any appointments and I have very little tension when I talk. It's hard to believe I was suffering so much just 6 weeks ago. Kristie is a wonder worker and her exercises are so effective. I really can't believe tension when speaking had been eliminated and something that has plagued me for years is simply not an issue anymore. Now that I've accomplished this goal, I'm working on the next slightly more ambitious one -- I want to sing like Pavarotti. Kristie had been not only helpful with the scientific aspect of things but also psychological, how to approach things, taking breaks and letting your body rest. I'm not very patient when it comes to reaching goals. I want results -- NOW! Kristie had been an amazing coach on helping me balance my approach to singing, my vocal progress and life in general. She is an amazing singer herself and when she tells me she believes in me and teaches me not only exercises but also to let myself rest from time to time and approach things with balance. It's really encouraging and means a lot to me. So I'd recommend Kristie to anyone wanting to improve their speaking voice, singing voice or swallowing function. Will post another update after I get that Pavarotti sound -- hopefully not more than another 6 weeks!! =) Best of luck everyone! Yak shemash. High five!!!! (Borat voice)

From the owner: a tempo Voice Center provides skilled voice, swallowing and speech therapy for a variety of…read moreproblems and issues. We treat muscle tension dysphonia, vocal nodules, cysts and polyps, vocal hemorrhage and scarring, vocal cord dysfunction (VCD), Parkinson's Disease (Lee Silverman Voice Treatment or LSVT), Transgender voice therapy, vocal cord paralysis, spasmodic dysphonia, dysphagia, vocal fatigue, accent reduction and more. Kristie Knickerbocker, founder and owner of a tempo Voice Center, was a voice therapy recipient prior to voice surgery to remove a vocal fold cyst. She is a licensed Speech Language Pathologist and singing voice specialist with special training in the area of voice and voice disorders. She is a classically trained mezzo-soprano and is currently a member in good standing of the American Speech Language and Hearing Association (ASHA) and the Texas Speech Language and Hearing Association (TSHA). She also belongs to Asha's Special Interest Group-3 for Voice.