I don't like to have my blood taken but if I have to do it, I'm going to the Quest Diagnostic…read moreoffice on Colorado. My phlebotomist was not only friendly but she was VERY good at her job; didn't hurt me at all after 4 vials were taken out.

I've been to Quest Diagnostics for over 10 years, it has always been a good experience. Generally…read morefast service make an appointment, the appointment is the key. I recommend quest Diagnostics 2ne1 is needing laboratory procedures done.

Frontera performed an echo at my doctor's office. Jessica was my tech and she was really great and…read moremade me feel really comfortable. They were able to get me within a week. I would've had to wait several weeks to go anywhere else. Plus I had the convenience of going to my doctors office, which I'm really familiar. My doctor said they like Frontera because he gets results quickly. Which was the case, so I was able to get the results from my doctor quickly. Definitely recommend them!

I had to have a cardiac clearance at my Dr's office, and the two Clinicians were absolutely…read morefantastic! One did my ultrasound and doppler, and then I went and did my testing in the next room with another representative and he did my stress test on the bicycle and also my breathing tests. Both of them calmed my fears and stresses at the beginning of each tests, and during the process of them as well. I really appreciated the quality of care they gave to me and how they both made me feel very comfortable and at ease. I think i even fell asleep for a few seconds during the ultrasound, that's how at ease i felt! Truly amazing! Thank you Frontera!

It started with the staff sitting and ignoring me when I walked in. They had us sign in at desk in…read morethe middle of the room and sit and wait. Then I was called into a cubby in the corner that had a temporary desk shoved against a window. I've come to Solis for years. I usually go to the one at the hospital. I've been here before without a problem. However, I will never come to this one again. having three staff up front with only one serving patients and the others not making eye contact is just rude. put them in back if they are not working with up front patients.

I had a bad experience last year and should have not return…read more.. After multiple calls from Solis I booked my appt online this past Wednesday, I showed up for my appt yesterday on-time. Front desk lady (very nice) was processing my registration and said there is an issue, she proceeded to go to the back and the Tech came over to discuss. I was told I was not released yet for annual's even though they were the ones calling me to make the appt. Of course I'm upset, because I received non-stop calls to make the appt, I even got a call the day before to reconfirm my appt just to drive all the way there to be told they can't see me because the Ultrasound tech needs to be there. I told the very rude Tech that I don't understand why they kept calling me to make the appt, which she decided to reply with "you knew you had to be back here in March and you didn't, do you have a name of the person who was calling you?" Which I don't but I can show all the calls received from Solis. Then she decided it was a good idea to start discussing out loud my medical records & last year diagnosis, which are confidential and a clear violation of HIPPA laws in the lobby and in front of another patient. This made me feel extremely uncomfortable and distraught. How you dare to discuss medical confidential information in front of others??? Who gives this Tech the right to do so? Not even once she acknowledge it was their mistake but she decided to release medical information in front of others?? I stand up and said I was leaving and that I need copy of my medical records so I can go somewhere else!! What a freaking joke! You guys are playing with people's life and think it is okay to share out in public their medical records?

Doctor seems fine but the office staff does not meet expectations…read more Unable to get anyone on the phone. Prescriptions not called in. Would not recommend.

Giving this place and Dr. a two star rating. Have had 4 appts out of 6 cancelled. Dr. Seems ok…read morebut the customer service and follow up of the Greenvill office is horrendous. This last cancellation was for TELEHEALTH visit because they failed to provide accurate information and instructions. Was on hold, per the only instructions, for over 45m to only be told they've been trying to call to confirm we were ready. WE WERE ON THE PHONE WAITING FOR THE VISIT TO START. common sense is rare these days. Switching providers.

Great care and attention to detail by Chris and Jordy. I wish Chris was at this location more often…read moreas he's a wonderful health care professional.

Absolutely my best experience at urgent care!! Every employee working that day went above and…read morebeyond to help resolve our problem!! So caring & compassionate!! Will definitely go back.

Dr Mark Millard- one of my childhood life savers. With…read moreChronic Asthma growing up as a child, I made one too many visits to him. Thank Goodness Dr Millard has received many honors. He is a very friendly doctor and has been my doctor since childhood. Though Ive learned from personal experience, you might not get the same experience twice.( BAD DENTIST EXPERIENCE,recommended TO BY A FRIEND WITH GREAT REVIEWS, THE DENTIST CAUSED ME EMOTIONAL/FINANCIAL DISTRESS) As I don't really check out my doctors hair, or his tie and shirt for that matter. My copay is strictly for treatment purposes only, not the fashion police.

Called for appointment left v/mail. Asset called back. Gave me a hard time about missing an appt…read more I told her I was sick and couldn't breathe. She said will tell Dr. but it usually take a coupe of day to get back to me. Well the showed me.. I was sick for a month with chest congestion. Thanks Dr.

We, on the other hand had a great experience with the staff and with Dr. Grantham...i'd go back in…read morea heartbeat! Aaron J.

This place is DANGEROUS and "Dr." McCaskill should not be practicing medicine. He caused what was…read moreprobably a minor problem to result in surgery and nearly a year-long recovery, with permanent negative results. I twisted a finger and it broke on a Friday evening, so I went to an urgent care facility. They took x-rays, confirmed the break and told me I needed to see a specialist ASAP. They recommended Glen Lakes. So Monday I went to see Dr. McCaskill. After waiting for about 2 hours, he spent less than 5 minutes with me. He looked at the x-ray, told me the break was pretty clean and should heal nicely, and to just keep the bandage the urgent care place had given me for 2 weeks, then we'd check again. HE NEVER LOOKED AT MY FINGER. I had never had a broken bone before so I didn't know he couldn't tell from the x-ray, but the finger was still twisted and the bone needed to be set. About a week later, I realized that the bone was not straightening as it healed and I made another appointment. At the second appointment, "Dr." McCaskill actually apologized for not noticing that the bone was twisted. I showed him that when I bent the finger, it now BENT TO THE SIDE, OVERLAPPING ANOTHER FINGER. At that point, he told me it was "JUST A COSMETIC PROBLEM" and there was nothing to be done about it, my finger would always be twisted. So I made an appointment with another doctor, who was absolutely SHOCKED by the level of care I had so far received. He said that if "Dr." McCaskill had bothered to look at my actual finger and set the bone, it probably would have healed straight. But now I was going to have to HAVE MY FINGER REBROKEN and a screw inserted. With insurance, the surgery and months of physical therapy cost me well over $2000. The pain was pretty severe, since the finger was immobilized for weeks longer than would have been necessary had McCaskill done his job right in the first place. I had to wear a custom-made plastic brace with rubber bands attached to my fingernail to force the finger to bend. And I type for a living, so for weeks I was only able to type with one hand. To this day, that finger won't straighten out completely and it is bigger than the one on the other hand. But at least it doesn't bend to the side. To sum up: 1. McCaskill DID NOT look at the broken finger. 2. When faced with his huge mistake, he tried to cover it up by telling me it was a COSMETIC PROBLEM and there was nothing more to be done. He would rather make me live with a twisted finger forever than admit his incompetence!!! 3. A competent doctor fixed the problem McCaskill caused. 4. McCaskill is still practicing and inflicting his laziness and incompetence on others.

I'm extremely frustrated with my experience today. I went in for a scheduled breast ultrasound,…read morewhich I've routinely had six months after my mammograms as part of a long-standing high-risk monitoring plan. I've been doing annual mammograms since I was 35, so I'm very familiar with the process. I explained that I'm due for my next mammogram next month and simply wanted to proceed with the ultrasound today and wait on the mammogram. My reasoning was straightforward: if something shows up on a mammogram, it's typically followed by an ultrasound anyway. I was just hoping to avoid additional radiation for the time being. Instead of respecting that, I was told it was "protocol" and that they would not perform the ultrasound unless I also agreed to the mammogram--despite the fact that I'm not even due for it yet. While one staff member acknowledged my concern about radiation, the final decision from the doctor felt rigid and dismissive. At that point, it felt less like patient-centered care and more like being pressured into a procedure I clearly stated I did not want at this time. After 25 years of consistent screenings, I believe I've earned the right to have some say in how my care is handled. I ultimately chose to walk out. The experience left me feeling unheard, frustrated, and questioning whether patient choice truly matters here

When you are getting imaging done, what do you want? You want the place to be professional. That…read moremeans run on time and let me know what the results are in a timely manner. All boxes were checked off. To start, you call to make an appointment. They were able to make the appointment within a reasonable time frame and at reasonable time. They ask you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment to complete paperwork. I was promptly escorted to my room and given a robe (not a paper gown) to our on. Before I could even read two pages in my book, I was being escorted by the tech to get the imaging done. I think I was back in my car within 30 minutes of arriving. Then the next day I had an email with access to my results. You park in front of Baylor Scott and White. I didn't have any problems finding a space. Then you walk in to the medical building (not the hospital). They are on the second floor. When you get off the elevator, go to your left.