I stopped by to see Amy Speer PA-C (Physicians Assistant) for Beauty, non medical injections. She…read morewas very pleasant and did an amazing job. Shes familiar with different techniques and very patient. I'd totally recommend her for beauty treatments

Dr. Skinner has been my primary care for about 2 years now. He's AMAZING!!! I'm used to always…read moreseeing the PA but not here! The doc comes out to get you and sits with you and REALLY listens to you. He's personable and caring. I never feel rushed or like I'm wasting his time. He's very contemporary and up to date on the latest trends and technology in medicine. He's very low key and calm. His staff is very friendly and super helpful in all things from making appts over the phone to discussing your insurance benefits so you understand them. I know they have other practitioners (chiropractic care is available) but I've only seen the doctor. I can't really complain about that. Oh and they have a CRYO chamber. I haven't tried it but I may.....check them out if you are looking for a new doc. You won't be sorry!!!!

My primary care physician referred me to Dr Canavan. During our initial visit, she examined me and…read morewe spoke in detail of what I should expect. She told me a large, painful mass could be removed during surgery but I would probably not qualify for the short hypofractionated therapy which I was okay with. She also told me a small external growth could be removed during surgery. We agreed not to remove external growth as I have keloid prone skin. During the weeks leading up to surgery, the office staff set up an MRI, coordinated pre-op class and sent revital rehab referral. I was not told about rehab until physical therapist reached out to me. The office staff also dropped the ball in coordinating pre-op class as neither Baylor McKinney or Baylor Plano nurse received my information. The day of surgery went well initially. The care staff at Baylor Surgicare Plano were great! I was disappointed to not see Dr Canavan before or after the surgery but knew she had a long line of surgeries. Since I read large mass removal included on surgery detail, I didn't worry about it. During our post surgery call today, she looked at both incisions and told me she would refer me to two other specialists. When I asked if large mass was removed from 2nd incision, she informed me she did not remove the mass. According to her, there was no need to remove mass especially if doing so would mean not qualifying for hypofractionated therapy. I was dumbfounded!! I reminded her of our conversation where I stated regular therapy was fine and that the mass was painful. I was even more dumbfounded when she told me the second incision was from the removal of the small external growth. A review I read on another platform claims Dr Canavan told her patient she "didn't know how many lymph nodes she removed as she had other surgeries that day." This is so believable, especially after my experience. I have no idea why she doesn't refer to notes during major procedures. It's kind of important. My pcp spoke highly of Dr Canavan. She may be a great surgeon, but what is the use if what is communicated will not be followed? I see her again in November for a follow-up, but i question if I will actually be heard.

In 2022 I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Dr Canavan did surgery and it seemed to go well. I…read morecontinued to have pain and weird allergy symptoms. I have Severe Nickel Allergy Syndrome. It seems the marker used was part nickel and it was missed in the surgery to remove tumor. I only found out after 2 sinus surgeries and an annual mammogram. I was told by her PA that I slipped thru the cracks because office fell apart while PA out on maternity leave. I have not had a severe hives related incident since having the marker removed a year later. Nor a severe sinus infection that required surgery. Additionally Dr Canavans and or her staff failed to inform me of a test result. This test indicated that I didn't need radiation. I had consultation with both Dr. Canavan and Radiologist because I also have non small cell lung cancer. Breast radiation I read can stimulate lung cancer. My score was below the threshold but no one informed me. I finally broke down and agreed when told there was no way all cells had been gotten with biopsy. You see there were no cells found from surgery. Well that decision has now cost me my life. The radiation stimulated 1 tumor in left breast. Within a few months it had doubled then almost tripled in size. It was in a precarious spot next to my heart. Removal was difficult and resulted in pleural seeding. I now have Terminal Metastatic NSCLC Stage IV. I Wil never see my grandkids raise their families. I won't be around to laugh and play with greatgrandbabies. My life is ended because Dr. Canavan was too rushed to verify nickel allergy, too rushed to verify no signal heard; too rushed to give results of fatal test. I therefore could never recommend Dr. Canavan or her office. I tell everyone of my experience and warn them to make the doctor explain everything. Also make sure they read your chart as my Nickel Allergy is clearly indicated. Never let them pressure you. ALWAYS GET A SECOND IR THIRD OPINION. There are doctors who care.

Maple Primary Care is amazing and Dr Manvinder is an absolutely godsend. She offers a plan service…read morefor those that don't use insurance to pay a monthly fee ( single, family, employer options) to included standard preventative primary care...lab work, women's health at a reduced fee). I needed managed care as a diabetic with high blood and loss job coverage so it was a perfect find. Dr Manvinder is excellent, very empathetic, takes time answering questions, provides education. Easy to get appointments. Larissa, her assistant is also so kind. This is what healthcare excellence and quality doctors look like. Please go to Maple Primary Care... you deserve the best! Thank you Dr Manvinder for the amazing care this past year!

Doctor Ks office was super swift at getting me in. After my appointment i got confirmation texts…read morewith the address and contact info which was a nice touch! Since it was my first time it was nice to have that texted to me so i could find the office. The level of care and empathy she has is unlike any other doc. She takes time and actually looks in my eyes and looks like she cares about my wellbeing! Bedside manner is a A+. My prescription was sent right away and she even texted me a GOODRX coupon code i used Talk about going the extra mile! She saved me $35 on my medicine! I would recommend her to anyone!

I love my doctor. She's the best doctor that I've ever had. She makes sure that I am taken care of…read more I don't understand why all the bad reviews. Why would you rate the doctors care based solely on front desk personnel. That's crazy... Because of the bad reviews, people just may miss out on the care that they need because of reviews that are focused on the wrong things.

This was the worst experience of my 37 years of living. I was told if anything was "wrong" with my…read moreresults they would call me and let me know what was wrong. I got a message from CVS with a prescription.... But ZERO COMMUNICATION AS TO WHY. When I called to ask the "why" they said I have to PAY 90 dollars in order to know the "why" ....... I was told by the doctor I would get a phone call and have to PAY TO KNOW MY RESULTS WHEN THEY TOLD ME THEY WOULD CALL ME !!!!!!!! Outrageous. I am not gonna give up and will get my results and know the WHY!!!!!

I love this clinic and I love my new doctor and the staff!…read moreMy insurance is an HMO, so it is really hard for me to find a primary care physician who is in my network. I found that one of Village Medical's doctors was covered, so I booked an appointment. When I looked up the exact address afterward, I was confused that it was the same address as a Walgreen's. After doing some research, I found out that Walgreen's owns Village Medical, and their offices are located within Walgreen's building (though not at all Walgreen's locations). That concerned me at first. I thought I'd be seeing a doctor in a small cubicle in the middle of a pharmacy (in the kind of cubicle where they give Covid injections and other vaccines). That was not the case at all! When you walk into the store, that particular location has an enclosed foyer with 2 separate entrances into the store or the clinic. The clinic and waiting room are actually quite large and it doesn't seem at all like what I had envisioned. Phew! They have several doctors, physicians assistants and I think a nurse practitioner on staff. It's difficult switching to a different PCP, but Dr. Richards made me feel at ease immediately. He's very kind and caring. I had no issues getting all my prescriptions transfered over to him. Village Medical even has an app that allows you to request refills and book appointments. If you decide to call to request any of that, you'll reach Village Medical's main line, and not the number of the specific clinic you go to. But even that isn't a bad experience. Just know that it can take about 3 days to get a prescription refill request approved. No big deal.

Was referred to Village Medical and had heard great things about the group and provider. Not the…read morecase. Provider (Jennifer Abalos) makes you feel rushed, does not listen to the patient's concerns, and told patient that because they did not have typical symptoms that she was sure I did not have the medical issue. Upon gently requesting for the testing it was discovered that I did have the medical issue. The group does not allow you to call directly to the office, but forces all patients through a call center (was not aware of this until after becoming a patient). Any communication you have has to go through the message system in the app and there is not timely follow up.

Love, love, love .....Dr.Marshall she's very attentive to my needs , knowledge, patient, funny &…read morekind! Whatever I need the front staff ladies make sure it gets done immediately!!! Plus they're open on the weekends which is a big plus for me considering I work out of state . Care is AMAZING & Dr.Marshall will ensure you understand your health and go above and beyond to answer all questions and concerns. I hope she never retires , lol.

If you are a woman looking for a caring, patient-forward PCP, then please visit Dr. Awwad and his…read moreteam at Bella Medical. I found Bella Medical online last year and I have to say this is the most informed I have ever been about my own health. He has a very down to earth approach to women's health and understands that everything is about balance and finding what works. The only thing I would say even close to negative is that sometimes appointments take longer than expected because he is so very thorough! That is something I can handle. Hours are great - he does late night Thursday as well as Saturday appointments. Thank you Dr. Awwad for being a partner on my wellness journey.

Amazing medical care! Easy to book appointments and Michelle the provider and the staff are great…read moreto work with. Very clean location and they are very thorough with their medical evaluations. Great place to come to if you're sick or for general health overall! 10/10

Dr. Doung is fantastic and his nurse assistant Tabitha is the best. Always have time to see you and…read moreare always more than pleasant.

I have been a long-time participant in the North Texas Preferred Health Partners network. At no…read moretime have I received less than adequate medical care. At times the service and personal physician relationship was exemplary. However, was the actual medical treatment better than a standard medical provider? No. With that being said, I also state that I canceled my subscription to NTPHP's concierge medicine (CM) practice in March (2024). If you are considering subscribing to a preferred provider practice, there are things you need to know when discussing your options with the doctor. I have made a career working with physician practices and seven years as a patient of NTPHP. I will give a detailed overview and opinion of why concierge medicine may not be for you. I grew up in an era where "your word was your bond" and your handshake was your seal. Be sure when discussing the advantages of a concierge medicine that the verbal commitments (sales pitch) align with the legal contract. Don't be misled into believing that this form of medical practice was designed for your benefit. It was not. If your time is more valuable than your money, if money is no object, then CM has its place. If you are on a limited or fixed income, you could be making a grave financial mistake. If you would like to know the details of how most CM practices work, I have provided a detailed free link to the Concierge Practice Fundamentals© you should know before starting your discussions or signing the CM contract. https://josephdougan.substack.com/p/concierge-practice-fundamentals