I like his demeanor. He's always got your back. However, I wish it was easier to reach his…read morebusiness office. I have left several calls with promises of return calls and it has not happened yet as it is up to me to correct

I find the doctor OK, but the office is horrible. I got sent for a scan and they did not get…read morepreapproval, so I got a HUGE bill. I have TWO insurances and they did not do it correctly...even while they said they did get preapproval! So I have been paying for several months every time I get a bill and I get someone who calls me from the office and tells me they are going to send me to collection for not paying the WHOLE THING? WTH?!?!?!?! Well guess what....I am NOT Going to pay any more!!!! HORRIBLE PEOPLE

Comienzo a traer a mi adolescente aquí a sus chequeos, he tenido una bonita experiencia, las…read morerecepcionistas son rápidas, amables, y dispuestas ayudarte. Me dieron una cita el mismo día. La doctora es amable. Y en general todo el personal es amable. Con gusto regresaré siempre aquí. Y hablan español e inglés. Súper importante.

So far so good. Been going through a lifestyle change and got to sit with Dr Maya and go over a few…read morethings to get me back on track. Front staff, docs and assistants are all pleasant and have been handling clients very professionally. If there's an answer to a question they don't know, they'll ask the doctor and get the answers either right then or call back and give it. Everyone is busy, especially the medical staff during these times. Have a bit of patience, and they'll take care of you. Make sure you ask the right questions. These are doctors, not mind readers. Thanks Dr Maya and staff. For taking care of me, my family and coworkers.

Dr. Buhr is amazing. I was very skeptical to go to a chiropractor, Dr. Buhr was very quick to…read moreassure me he could help me out. I don't even live in the state of Texas currently I just visit family and make sure to take care of my chiropractic needs when I'm there! I don't want to try any other chiropractor. P.S. The hydro massage is AWESOME!

Awesome experience.. AMAZING staff, nurses genuinely friendly and well versed in their role. They…read morevalue your time and get you in and out. The whole process from setting appointment to procedure was effortless. Dr Keduka was professional and courteous. Great for first colonoscopy!

I had my upper endoscopy done here and I was very happy with the service. They took really good…read morecare of me and were extremely attentive and helpful. The nurses were all sweet and the doctor was friendly too. I would highly recommend this place.

A tiny clinic in Tiny Town. Who'd thought it will be so awesome…read more Since I am kind a new in town and does not have any clue on which doctor to go to for overdue physical check up. My friend referred me to this place. I had my share of doctor visits in the past from many different offices prior to moving Texas (Some of them were well known doctors in US) I have never had a doctor who are so attentive and detailed especially for the Physical Check up. From examining my medicine and vitamin intake to X ray of heart and my bad knee, EKG, Blood work, etc. I am truly impressed. The whole staff was nice and friendly as well. If you don't mind the small town clinic and maybe a little drive from the city, I definitely think he is worth it.

Exemplary! One of the best and most thorough doctors I have ever had. Great staff too!read more

Dr. Merkin is great, He took care of my family for years. If my mom is sick, I can call him…read moreanytime. He is always available to help.

Oh Gosh. Where to start ? I will simply offer the "highlights" of our visit. Although grateful to…read moreget in to see this doctor on the same day we called, we later learned that because he had NO patients scheduled for the afternoon, he had accepted two new patients. We arrived 30 minutes prior to our 2pm appointment in order to complete paperwork, which we did. At 2pm a man wearing dirty bluejeans, a Cancun T-shirt and a stethoscope around his neck, opened the door to the waiting area and asked us to step in. Our patient was weighed and eventually, his blood pressure and blood oxygen level was taken by this man. He sat with us in the exam room and began to talk and talk and talk about random things. ie: he reads the news to find the "good" news; a terrorist attack can't be stopped; the economy is going to be negatively affected when Amazon and Fed-Ex start transporting goods electronically driven trucks...yada yada yada. As I sat there, I glanced at the countertop beside me where sat a jar of "sterile" gauze pads with no lid. Then I noticed a pillow on the exam table and interrupted him to ask if they had paper pillowcases for it. He said yes, if needed, they would put one on and said I have them right here...indicating down on the floor on the other side of the exam table. Finally, I asked "what is your name?". He spoke his first name, but offered no credentials. He did say that he sits with patients and entertains them until the Doctor is ready to see them. All this is not the worst. The worst is that this man smelled bad ! Not the kind of smell you might have if you'd had to step outside in the heat to get something out of the car, but the smell that's present from no bath for 3 or 4 days. Oh and his hair was greasy dirty and he kept running his fingers through it. From the exam room next to ours, I could hear the Doctor and other new patient talking to one another, because the door was wide open. What kind of confidentiality is that and why did I just sign all those Hippa papers ?? Worse, I heard no exchange of medical dialog such as what's wrong and here's what I can do to help you. No ! What I heard was the Doctor talking about the political condition of our country and the patient talking about a dog that thought he was human. When it was one hour past our appointment time with no word from the doctor, my patience ran out and the alarm bells were ringing loudly in my mind, I told our patient that we were leaving. The man was nowhere in sight, neither was the receptionist, and we walked past the open door of the room with the Doctor and other new patient. No one said a word and no one called me. I immediately called our insurance company to let them know of our experience with this doctor that was on their approved physicians list. They were glad I called them.