I came to Avalyn Wellness after my previous infusion clinic closed down. Steven (CRNA and one of…read morethe owners) quickly reached out to me when I expressed interest in their clinic, answered all of my questions, and set up a phone call with me to go over different options for my treatment. He listened to what has been working for me for my infusions, was knowledgeable on options, and worked with me to create a treatment plan specific to my needs. He was quick to respond to my questions I sent before my appointment. Steven and Amber staffed my first appointment, and they were both wonderful! The office is very clean and calming, and you get a private room with a reclining massage chair. I like to bring a blanket, pillow, and headphones to get more comfortable. I appreciated that they asked things like where my preference for my IV is. You're hooked up to continuous vital monitoring that can be seen at the main desk and they monitored me after the infusion until I was good to go home. Steven called me the following week to check how I was doing post infusion and to set up my next appointment. I also like the app they use that helps you track your treatment progress. It's very easy to use and takes less than a minute to fill out the surveys. I am so glad I found Avalyn Wellness! I have had a wonderful experience. They are knowledgeable, professional, and caring, and I definitely recommend them to anyone seeking treatment.

Dr is very professional, the staff is also very friendly! The office is very clean. I highly…read morerecommend for all of your needs.

In my previous experiences I always felt like other providers didn't really care or had my best…read moreinterests at heart. But with Dr. Imah I felt at ease and comfortable. She's very compassionate and takes the time to listen to your concerns. One of the best providers I've seen so far and will continue to trust with my care!

I'm currently three months pregnant and dealing with prenatal depression, alongside a bipolar…read morediagnosis. I reached out to this office on June 14th, explaining the urgency of my situation and asking to be scheduled as a new patient. The front desk told me the next available appointment was over a month away (August 19). I said I'd take it -- even though it was far out -- because I needed help. I also made it clear I'd be calling around elsewhere in case someone could see me sooner. They said they'd schedule me. They didn't. A week later, I followed up because I never got a confirmation. That's when I found out I was never put on the schedule, and the original appointment time was now taken. They pushed me back to August 20th at 8am. I agreed, took time off work, and arranged everything I needed to make it happen. Fast forward to 6 days before my appointment: I get a text saying I must confirm and submit paperwork 48 hours in advance or they'll cancel. Aggressive, but okay. I confirm immediately. Then, not even an hour later, I get a voicemail saying my appointment has been canceled because "we can't see you due to your medical history." What medical history? They never collected anything from me except that I'm bipolar -- which, by the way, is listed as a condition they treat on their website. I called to ask what happened, and the front desk gave me vague, dismissive answers. When I asked to speak to the office manager, I was laughed at and told she might call me back. When I professionally but directly expressed my frustration, I was told they "didn't like my tone." I never once yelled or cursed. This place is a perfect example of why people suffer in silence. I reached out for help during one of the most vulnerable times in my life, and I was met with incompetence, rudeness, and zero compassion. Pregnant women deserve better. People with mental health needs deserve better. Do better.

I have been receiving TMS and now recently Spravato for my depression…read more I have improved so fast. Dr.G and the entire staff listen to all the patients. I highly recommend Mercy Psychiatry.

At first I did 5 sessions--it really helped me alot! Then, it became about buying CBD and Dr…read more Hill's products than my mental health. Response when you don't purchase their items; is zero.

I would not go to this clinic again if my life depended on it! First, they only had one lady…read morethere, Leslie. She basically ran the place. No nurses, no help other than her. Dr Hill was kind; however, he was NEVER THERE ON TIME! It was a 2-hour drive, and I waited 3 HOURS in the parking lot before he showed up. (Always at least an hour wait). I received my treatments alone with him. SO NOT PROFESSIONAL! I never got any receipts of payment or an bill or receipt of any kind showing what he actually administered to me, how strong the dosage, not even a schedule of my appointments. Each appointment had to be rescheduled, as he couldn't make it. Did the infusion treatments help me? YES. Did I have a clue what he was putting into my body? NO. Dr. Hill is much older than this picture of him.

We ha a terrible experience with Sonia. She is not very empathetic and over medicates.read more

The office staff is welcoming and professional. They are patient with any questions and helpful…read morewith insurance information. Sonia is amazing! She takes her time listening to get a full picture of your needs. She provides options for medication and lets you have input to find the best solution for your child. She is not pushy and also talks in detail with your child to listen to their perspective. I love this because as parents we sometimes think we know what our child needs but her professional knowledge is insightful and helps to see the full picture.

After my beloved PCP retired/moved out of state, I decided to try Bridlewood Family Healthcare due…read moreto proximity to home and because my prior PCP had stated that my medical records would be transferred there. The front desk staff was nice and the MAs friendly. They apologized and thanked me when I mentioned that I found a 6 day old urine sample in the restroom. Dr. Glaser was not friendly towards me. My visit was to be a new patient physical. He did not engage or try to get to know me at all. My face to face time with him was less than 10 minutes, and the only thing memorable that he said was that my insurance might not pay for my updated tetanus shot (they did). I went downstairs to do lab work and was there for about 30 minutes when they finally realized that Dr. Glaser did not order lab work because I had done lab work 7 months prior. Fairly certain that lab work is part of a physical...but whatever. I had already made up my mind that this man would not be my new PCP. A PCP should be warm and engaging, and someone who will listen to their patients when they are concerned about something - Dr. Glaser checked none of these boxes. Fast forward a few weeks later to the billing nightmare that followed, my insurance covers an annual physical (including the lab work he wouldn't order) 100%...but the first bill was coded as a new patient appointment, but they left the physical off. So I had to call the office about this...they made my patient responsibility $0 in their system, but then rebilled my insurance company with duplicate charges and overbilled by almost triple. I decided to call BCBS directly since I had yet to find a competent individual to help me at the practice. The insurance rep told me that one of the codes used on the new bill was for a psychiatric evaluation...OMG! I explained the whole situation again, and BCBS filed a grievance and the billing did eventually get situated. I have talked to others who have noticed similar billing issues on their statements from this practice...so definitely watch your EOBs here. Unreported overbilling is sadly something that happens too often in the medical world. I have given up on ever seeing my 7+ years of medical records from my prior PCP. I am fairly certain they went into an abyss of some sort in this Bridlewood office of confusion.

I've been going here for about 4 years now and I love this office. I've never had a bad experience…read more Getting in touch with someone on the phone can be frustrating for those that are not technically inclined. But if you use the Healow app, the docs are pretty quick to respond plus your care needs are documented. I started using Bridlewood, Dr. Glaser and his staff because the last office I was at didn't listen to me. I'm diabetic and trying to find the right medication has been much trial and error but my last office brushed off my errors. So when I first started with Bridlewood, Michelle Hampton heard me and started me on my way to finding what worked. I was sad to lose Victoria Thomas but it was an easy transition back to Michelle and they really do care. I have trouble with getting medication but that's due to my insurance not the office. Michelle and her team have been in constant communication with me and are eager to help where they can. I've had nothing but a pleasant and stress free experience working with the Bridlewood staff. My one complaint would be that I never got an Amazon gift card!

Outstanding experience. Staff is warm, friendly, private room very comfortable. Nurses efficient,…read moreknew what they were doing, so kind. Dr. Hollmuller is caring and compassionate; he LISTENED and I never felt rushed. They aren't just pushing people through; they're providing a lifeline for many who've done everything to address severe depression, to no avail. Am so appreciative of their veteran's/first responder discount - only one other doctor who offers this treatment in Dallas does it. Although esketamine is FDA approved, I was told that IV treatment would be better for me. Esketamine is FDA-approved, but it's difficult to access in Dallas. Unless you're still working and have employer-subsidized insurance, it's still very expensive. Haven't found a Medicare-based plan from any insurance company that will cover it, so if you're retired or disabled, trying to live on a fixed income, you're pretty much out of luck. Am learning that as we age, if we're not fortunate enough to have had everything go "right" in our lives, we might now be expendable. Both nasal and IV treatment prohibit driving after treatment, so people who don't have family or friends to help have the added expense of transportation. If TKS was further away from me, I couldn't have done it, and I live in NE Dallas. Paying 100% out of pocket for treatment makes it inaccessible for so many of us. I wonder how many suicides happen when people finally give up after years of taking antidepressants that don't work or have unacceptable side effects, who have had ECT or TMS, all with no symptom improvement. Kept thinking that FDA approval would be forthcoming soon and make treatment less costly, so tried hard to keep going. Spent countless hours researching, making calls, nothing. Finally called the FDA in September and very nice PERSON provided ph #s to two pharmaceutical companies with pending requests. Both companies said their requests didn't include treatment of depression, but wouldn't explain. Did more digging and found that because pharmaceutical companies can't make it profitable, it's no longer even on the table. Doesn't look like it will happen any time soon, if at all. Cried for a few days then started selling stuff and was able to pay for initial series of treatment. Thank you, God! Due to strong faith beliefs, have never been suicidal, so didn't get an immediate "boost." Life-issues that worsen depression haven't been resolved, and meds don't solve everything. BUT anxiety decreased right away and after initial series, debilitating depression seems to be lifting after 25 yrs. I can feel a difference and to stabilize, even incrementally, would be life-changing. Must now take radical steps and sacrifice some basic needs to continue treatment. I'll cut way back on everything and trust God to protect me. The payoff - if it happens like I think it will - will make the hardship worth it. If it doesn't, I'll accept that, but God has opened a door! PS - If you decide to do this, create a well-considered playlist and wear headphones. No dance music!

Great first time here and first time with a chiropractor. Had back pain for 3 weeks, and needed…read moresome relief. Very friendly staff and easy check in. Had a private consult first, discussed issues and possible next steps. No pressure or sales pitches. He was very professional and gentle when he did a gun massage thing to releive some pain. Will go back to look at x-rays and next plan of action. Highly recommend!

I highly recommend Curis Functional Health. The entire staff are friendly, caring and helpful. I…read morehave seen Dr. Wade Parkhill for Softwave therapy, Dr. Korey Sessions for ART(Active Release Therapy) and Dr. Jerrod Wright for chiropractic care. They know their stuff and really care for their patients.