May 31, 2025 pm. I finally went there for help. Severe pain Lower back pain, hip pain. I was…read morelimping! My life became difficult. They gave me a CT scan. Diagnosis arthritis, sciatica, inflammation, degenerating disks in lower back. One steroid shot and 3 prescriptions for inflammation etc. and I'm better! Oh, god, why did I wait so long! Great care. I'm glad I went there.

Lab work is by appointment only; however, regardless of how early you arrive, you may or may not be…read moretaken back for your lab on time. What's the point of appointments if the lab desk is going to take 5 to 10 minutes asking questions and actually making you complete a form that could have been asked at the same time they are wasting time asking questions? I have stood in line in a cramped hall just waiting, waiting, waiting for the lady to do whatever it is she does while the actual phlebotomists were sharing cookies and walking around chatting each other up. There were NO patients getting blood work and one person in front of me but I had still been there for over 20 minutes waiting for WHAT?! God forbid that you do get there early and expect to be attended to regardless of the lack of patients - they're still going to make you wait until "they" are ready to do their job.

Since I just spent 3 days in this hospital, o feel the need for a new review as an impatient…read more This is one of those "The good, the bad, and the ugly" reviews. The good: I would even say GREAT! The staff is phenomenal. Every single person I came in contact with was friendly, professional, helpful. Dr. Lugman was amazing. He kept me updated as to why I had to stay and was prompt on letting me go home. The bad: oh the food. It is hospital food so what can you say, but dang. The ugly: the shower, or in this case, the spitter. I just thought getting clean would make me feel better, but after 10 mins of trying to get soap off of me with non-existent water pressure, I gave up. Come on! I know it's an old building but S&W makes enough money to update that hospital some! So hopefully I never have to stay in the hospital again, but if I do, I'll choose Taylor first.

Don't use the ER at Taylor Baylor Scott white hospital my husband went last week in the evening…read morewith a broken hand and no o e was working at the desk to check in patients he waited twenty minutes rang the bell others also came in and waited he left because no employee ever came out

A family member that I care for has been going to LSCC at Taylor for around 2 years. He has always…read moregone in every 6 months to get blood work and a BP check for refills on his thyroid meds, but more importantly his blood pressure meds. Last visit, end of July. Come November, it was time to call in a refill to the pharmacy. One of his BP meds were denied, but all of the rest were filled. He called LSCC at Taylor and was told he'd have to come in for a 3 month check. He couldn't do it. It had not been planned for and his copay was $50 for the office visit. The charge nurse got on the phone. He asked for a few BP pills to get him through until he could get in. No. Not without an appointment. Then she proceeded to lecture him that he had done this to himself. His poor lifestyle had put him in this position and now he'd just have to deal with the consequences. And yes.. I overheard this conversation, so I know what was said. All I can say is.. WHAT THE HECK?? Since when does a nurse have any authority to scold a patient about his lifestyle (that she has no clue of) when he needs BP medicine to avoid having a stroke? Well, he ended up going without that medication for a week until he could get into a doctor. His BP stayed at a steady 165/110. Finally, he was able to get in and be seen (at another doctor). This doctor was furious. He had to be given a pill immediately, in the office, to try to bring the pressure down quickly. Medication needed to be adjusted, a new one added, and we are really lucky that something terrible didn't result, like a stroke. The doctor stated that he'd been fighting with some nurses over the very same thing, and he'd had a few patients who were diabetics that ended up in the hospital because the nurse wouldn't authorize an insulin refill. This was right from the mouth of the doctor! So, when you are considering LSCC in Taylor.. you might want to rethink. I know people have circumstances where they cannot afford to go just anywhere, but when you're paying a $50 copay anyway.. it seems a bit like they are just trying to get some cash out of you. Change the rules without notice.. let people run out of meds, and risk their heath. And a charge nurse who has a God complex. It is one thing to refuse a refill for a narcotic, or something addictive, it's another to change the rules up and not give someone medication that they need to live. You should be ashamed.

There appointment system takes an inordinate amount of time as you have to go through a 1-877 # to…read moreget through, then a series of automated questions which takes approx. 5 min, then you hold only to be told they are busy but will phone you back if wish. Maybe they should lead with that. My reason for calling was verify an appointment made over 3 weeks ago. The intake person said they would be emailing me some forms to complete and appointment verification but that NEVER happened and my appointment was coming up. It shouldn't be this difficult. I think this organization needs to reorganize and do something different. Customer service is not their strong suit.

I went to have a lump removed, Doctor Fowler and his staff did an excellent job. He kept me well…read moreinformed through the procedure and was extremely patient. If you need a dermatology treatment or a procedure he is the person to go to.

I happened to be on extended trip away from Phoenix AZ. Anyone who has dealt with dermatologist…read moreknows the wait time to get appointment. They were able to work me in and take care of me. Many thanks to Steven Fowler and the staff. So kind and helpful. I can't thank them enough. I need to move to Taylor TX just for the outstanding job they did.

Hey guys... I…read moreslipped and heard a crack... so decided urgent care was the best option... Made my way to CARE NOW Urgent Care... Guess what? NO doctors here... just a nurse practitioner who thinks she knows the system well enough to do as she pleases.... Leoa talks like she's eating muscle relaxers for breakfast and looks like a retired roughneck who picked up nursing after a failed career of riding shotgun to real do tors.... Anyways... I did what I am supposed to do, called to find an urgent care in network... Boom... this place showed up as an option... kinda far from me but I made the journey because I called first and they said they had X-rays and a tech on duty.. I get here the X-ray tech doesn't do spinal X-rays... and the NP says X-rays are outdated and to get a CAT scan... that's right... so my insurance will get billed for zero treatment... Long story short... this place is a clown show.. These guys are playing doctor and severely limited by their subpar knowledge and motivation and general team dynamic... I guess these guys are good for jaw cramps and cold sores... What could they improve: 1) doctor should have a meeting at beginning of shift, include the front desk and review what care is available... that way when people call they get the answers they need to find a different place... 2) don't talk down to patients because you can't provide basic care... it's condescending and unprofessional... 3) don't tell the patient "don't slip" on the way out the door while your under qualified x-ray tech giggles... 4) empathize and be compassionate... Little does Leoa know some of us have medical training and can have an intelligent conversation when it comes to self care... I got a referral... they will bill my insurance undoubtedly... therefore I paid for my story!! Skip Taylor urgent care and just got to pfluggerville.... Or round rock... My cat gets better treatment at the vet...

Coughing. Say require to wear a mask. No medical documented proof they do anything. And it would…read morehave interfered with the little breathing I'm having. I was seen Wednesday. Not contagious. Your so called policy is your way to meet your woke stupidness.

As a family, we began 12 years ago in Marble Falls, then Round Rock and even Bastrop once. But…read moreultimately, we have found a home psychiatrist in Patricia in their Taylor location. She is a top rate doctor -- she takes time to talk with you, not just to you. She listens to recommendations and she offers insight and alternate options if one option is not working as well as thought. And not just Patricia -- but Cindy at the front desk is amazing, kind and friendly and Kimberly, the nurse, is always so kind. If you need care and do not mind getting to Taylor -- this is the answer you have been looking for when trying to find psychiatrist as well as counseling in the same building. I wish I could say more things that mean, "good", because I would say them all. Blessings to all and thank you to this incredible facility and the amazing staff. And all of them make you feel like a person, not just a patient.