I made an appointment the same day. I pulled a tendon in my shoulder and had a superficial…read morethrombosis in my leg. Both hurt like hell. He diagnosed my leg and shoulder correctly. The next day I was able to lift my right arm again without pain. About him, he seems to have that... not sure how to put it, small town country doctor feel. He is not cold and pretentious. He asked me some questions about myself, not sure if he believed me as my life used to be pretty crazy. No matter, he did what he was supposed to do and was efficient and not rushed. Overall, I will be seeing him again.

We love Dr P., he makes himself available to his patients so frequently and that means A LOT!! He…read morehas the vibe of a country Doc with the cutting edge tools and info of a high fallutin' city slicker. We love Doc P so much, my whole family sees him and so do several friends, after we recommended him.

I've been coming here for years. Dr. McWilliams is great as well as the others in his ofc…read more Almost always seen at scheduled appt time. They see my son and daughter as well.

Beware.... I had…read moreused Dr. MCWilliams for over a year ... loved him and his nurses. The problem lies in a non/error-disclosure of insurance benefits. Dr. Williams recommended an in depth blood test be done which I was told was covered by my insurance company. We were in agreement and I had the test done. Fast forward 7 months later ... I received (for the first time... today) a 120 day past due invoice with a patient due amount of almost $3k! This test cost $10,985.94 ... of which insurance paid $8,068.82 which leaves an outstanding patient balance of $2,917.12. If I was made aware of what the patient responsibility on this test would be... I would have passed! I've worked health benefits with patients before, this should have been discussed before any blood test were ordered due to the patient responsibility being so high. I promptly called the Stone Creek Family Medicine (SCFM) today and was told I had to call their billing service.... which I had already done, first. (This prompted the call to SCFM as could only leave a call back number for the billing service.) When I asked SCFM why this expected patient portion of nearly $3k was not disclosed to me prior to the test being ordered, her answer was ... they ran it through an automated system to check on coverage. At this point, I asked to speak to the office manager. She said the manager was not available, so asked when she would be available. She said she didn't know as the office manager worked "sporadic" hours...really! She would only take a call back number, highly frustrating. So, I guess I'll have to wait until she shows up to work her "sporadic" hours and hope my contact information is passed on. Such a shame as Dr. McWilliams was great... Debra

Dr. Allmon is very knowledgeable and caring. I have been going to him for over 3 years. The staff…read moreis always friendly and I have never had to wait for my appointment.

Dr Allmon is very personable, knowledgeable, caring and professional. He gives you all his…read moreattention and you never feel rushed. His staff is extremely considerate and kind. The office is always clean and there is never a long wait to be seen.

DO NOT BECOME A NEW PATIENT HERE. Dr. Powellson is the WORST experience I have ever had with a…read morephysician, in any capacity or context-including prison, in all of my life. I'm 52. Dr. Powellson was in NO way friendly, welcoming, comforting, or helpful. He was, instead;rude, argumentative, interrupting, judgemental, cold, and dismissive. He was entirely focused on my mental health diagnosis-which was NOT why I was there-and treated my physical health, as well as some important concerns I tried to communicate, as an afterthought. The room was cold, sterile, uncomfortable, and so is Dr. Powellson. I was immediately put off and defensive with his demeanor, and his lack of focus on my physical health rather than my mental- he seemed to form an opinion when I told him my diagnosis- was confusing and frustrating. I jave a lump in my abdomen and another in my pelvis that he NEVER EXAMINED, or asked about them after I mentioned it. I felt judged, as though Dr Powellson has a bias about people with BPD. The building and the lobby made me want to turn around as soon as I got there, and Dr. Powellson made me so uncomfortable; feeling judged and argued with, and frustrated, that I walked out of the appointment within 5 minutes of meeting and talking to him. At NO time did I feel like Dr Powellson cared about my physical concerns, or even HEARD them.This was just supposed to be a general physical and check-up, and Dr. Powellson made it the most uncomfortable, unpleasant, and awful appointments I have ever had.

Hard to get a hold of someone in the office. They say it closes at 5 pm but they don't answer the…read morephones after 12 pm. The best doctor retired.

Great customer service! Love seeing everyone when I come in. They are very welcoming!read more

Additional Update 4/17/26: I had an echocardiogram scheduled today and arrived 10 minutes early…read more Despite that, I waited an additional 20 minutes past my appointment time. I also asked multiple times about the cost of the visit, and no one was able to provide a clear answer. At that point, I decided to leave, I'm not going to wait close to an hour for a practice that doesn't prioritize patient care or communication. To make matters worse, I am still waiting on my lab results. They confirmed the results were received on the 8th, yet I have not received any follow-up or evaluation. Overall, the experience felt disorganized, and I would recommend considering another provider. Previous Update: I previously left a review for New Wave Physicians Group and, unfortunately, I'm updating it again out of frustration. In my original review, I mentioned that my experiences with Dr. Carder and Dr. Troung were positive, they were both professional, attentive, and helpful during my visits. However, I also noted ongoing issues with the front office staff, and those problems have only gotten worse. It is extremely difficult to reach anyone by phone. Calls often go unanswered, and when someone does pick up, it feels like a rare occurrence. I've had to call repeatedly at different times of the day just to speak with someone, and on multiple occasions I've been placed on hold and then disconnected. More concerning is what happened after my most recent appointment with Dr. Carder. I went in for serious symptoms, had an EKG performed, and completed lab work. I specifically asked how I would receive my results and what the next steps would be regarding treatment or medication. I was told I would receive a phone call, but that never happened. After calling over 50 times, I finally reached someone who informed me that my results had been available for quite some time but had not even been reviewed. I also followed up on a sleep study that was discussed during my visit, only to find out it had not been submitted. The medications I was told would be prescribed were never sent to the pharmacy either. On top of all of this, I still don't have access to the patient portal. Despite multiple attempts to get assistance from the office staff, no one has been able to help me get it set up. These issues have been ongoing and are now affecting my ability to receive timely care. At this point, I feel like I've given this office more than enough chances and will likely be looking for a new provider.

They really listen to your concerns and execute care from there. The follow up is wonderful on…read moreappointments and care. It's hard to find a really good doctors office these days and I am lucky I found this one right in my Grand Central neighborhood.

General care. This is a family practice. I love Dr. Sheih…read more The office personnel are on top of everything.

If you're looking for a great doctor, this is your go to. Dr. Qureshi is absolutely the best. He…read morecares he listens. He has helped myself and my husband for almost 8 years.

The medical team is great. They have great bedside manner and my husband who hate all doctors felt…read morecomfortable with the Dr Oliver. Which is great for but why they aren't a 5 star establishment lies with their admin team. They consistently drop the ball. Not answering phones. My husband checked in and they didn't call him for an hour and missed his appointment even though he was sitting right there and signed in. The waiting room is small so to not check on someone waiting for long is mind boggling. I would change offices if it weren't for the wonderful medical team.

Dr. Abusharr is so kind and caring. I've never met a doctor that has been so open and honest & who…read morelistens to patients thoroughly and respects their beliefs. He doesn't push unnecessary treatments and gives his personal opinion on top of his professional/medical opinion. This is different than any other practitioner I've ever gone to or met. (And I've met plenty as a former Nursing Student) He is one of a kind!

Sterling Family Medicine is Dr Abusharr. He's had some staff turnover thru the years and has had…read moreto deal with troublesome labs etc., but in my experience this is our healthcare system norm these days. If you want personalized care by a real, old school, family physician, Dr Abusharr is the best there is. I been a patient of Dr Abusharr for over a decade. While we've moved out of the Woodlands to north of Conroe, we still make the drive to his office. Dr Abusharr is a "PHYSICIAN" in the truest meaning of the profession. He listens, cares, and treats. He actually remembers our names, our ailments, and monitors our treatments and procedures. I'll never go anywhere else for our family GP.