My experience is I called to set up a new patient appointment and was told this practice does not…read moretake patients in their 60s or older. No idea why this age limit is not posted. Don't waste people's time (and even older people CAN have their time wasted) and don't insult people. The scheduler kept saying the practice doesn't take new Medicare patients. I repeatedly said I have private insurance, not Medicare. I understand code for ageism. I worked in a medical field. So here's a heads up. I've r 59, find some practitioners that wants to provide care to you.

We have been waiting for these wonderful women to open their practice! If you are looking for a…read moreprimary care doctor, you can not do any better than Diane or Stephanie. I was able to get an appointment within 2 days, and they dealt with my concerns quickly and professionally. My family have been patients with these ladies for over a decade and we have always had great experiences. They literally handle everything you could need from injuries to chronic illnesses. So happy to have this practice up and running.

Dr. Chartrand is kind, pragmatic and knowledgeable. He has an old fashioned country doctor charm…read morewith all the sensibilities of a forward thinking academic. He is wonderful with our son and always available in an emergency.

I am almost reluctant to write a wonderful review for selfish reasons- I don't want him to get so…read morebusy that he cannot see us! Truth is, he is a wonderful doctor. I was tired of going to the puppy-mill pediatric offices that treat you like cattle. When you drive up to his office, a positive precedence is set by the charming Victorian home, and not to mention his retro ambulance that he actually drives. When you have an appointment, he spends about 1/2hour with you. No high school drop outs that are now MA's. It is him, and his charming British nurse who equally cares. This office is fee-for-service; no insurance, but completely worth it. This doctor is one of the best that I have seen.

I had been trying to set up an appointment for a week. No one answers and I left a message for a…read morecall back and waited two days. When I finally got through the receptionist put me on hold and left me on hold after a few minutes I was hung up on. I tried calling back a few times only to get the voicemail. I tried one more time and explained to the receptionist what happened , she was rude and unapologetic. I'm taking this as sign to find another Dr.

Dr. Zalar is amazing! She is kind and helpful. Her office is always on time, clean, and in a great…read morelocation. She listens and has always done a great job with patient care.

My husband and I see Dr. Parisi. We are so happy to have found him and his office. He takes good…read morecare of us and his staff is great.

This review is in regards to Dr. Michael J. Paris, D.O. and Jill Saad's office…read more Their office staff is excellent! They are fast, friendly, and very knowledgeable when it comes to saving money on your prescriptions! I highly recommend this office primarily because of their office staff! Marshall McBride - M.S.H.R.D./B.A.S.S./A.S.A./Hon.Discharge

My Wife and I have been seeing Dr. Simmons for years for various treatments and ailments. He is…read moreextremely thorough with his examinations as well as his explanations of the treatment and options. I never find him pushy and I never feel rushed, if I ask a question, he answers it. If I have a concern, he explains and gives refences as well. I am an active member of the PBA and also 60 years old, Using a combination of good practices and Dr. Simmons. I have been able to keep competing at the highest competitive level. Dr. Simmons and staff are excellent no doubt. So if you like being able to get in to see a doctor usually within 24 hours. If you like very short waits in the waiting room and if you like helpful knowledgeable professionals, Personal MD Family Healthcare is the place for you.

Dr. Simmons is second to none as a physician and his staff is the most professional and friendly of…read moreany I have dealt with. Dr. Simmons has been my primary care physician for many years and takes care of my whole family. I would not even consider going anywhere else.

There's no one better than Dr. Scott Alan Wright. Although he's no longer with his practice,ake…read moresure to check him out wherever he goes! . He is a healer and always will be healing hands healing mind healing bodies!

I went here for a hand problem for a few months. They got me…read morechiropractic treatment and shot a lidocaine type treatment in my neck and shoulders. A tech gave my arm a "scraping" technique, that really hurt and badly bruised my arm for over a month. I notified them and they never made appointments with me again. I would not go there again.

Top notch urgent care center! The receptionist was very helpful and knowledgeable re insurance and…read moreexplained the fee I would pay. The intake person asked a lot of questions and the doctor was very friendly.

SO glad I found this place. Convenient location, easy parking, quiet area off Eldorado Parkway…read more Easy to book appointment. Friendly, professional lady at the front desk. Good nurse. And GREAT nurse practitioner. Friendly, no frills, thorough, good treatment plan, and immediate treatment along with the right medication. Felt like a new person 5 hours after the visit. I live in McKinney part time, primary NP is elsewhere, very happy to find this place especially given difficulty of finding a primary care provider in McKinney who will accept anyone in their 60s or 70s even if they have self-paid, nationally known private insurance they pay a fortune for every month. Nice to find a place that takes providing medical care for all seriously no matter what their age.

I have been able to get into the office when sick and had good experiences. However, I was…read morestarting my GLP journey (4 months of build up on dosage). I was sent a text to bloodwork but couldn't because of travel for work. I called in that Monday to explain the situation, ask for my next dosage and schedule an appt the following week to get bloodwork done. However, Thursday came and no prescription was done (it takes a couple of days for the pharmacy here to get meds). They finally prescribed the new GLP but the dosage was the same and my insurance wouldn't cover it. I called the team, told them about my experience and was never contacted by the team - it has been a week or more. They are a very busy office but doctors/team should still be professional and care about patient experience...not to mention that the reason for GLP use is also to prevent stroke, diabetes and other issues.....shameful.

I was a patient here many years and didn't have any major problems until the nurse (not sure of her…read moreexact title), got my mother's (who was fighting Parkinson's at the time), and my blood work mixed up, which led to them calling my mother in to the er for blood work because her white count was high. We went to our appts at the same time, same room. My white count is always high because of a blood disorder I have. I knew that's what happened as soon as my mom told me they had her go to the hospital. That was very upsetting, because I knew it took a lot out of her to make that journey. I told the office manager about it and it was like, that happens???? I told them I never wanted her to care for my mother or I ever again. Give us somebody else. Unfortunately, we still ended up with her a few times. I switched to Medicare when I turned 62, and was sold an Advantage Plan. I told them about it, they said they'd get signed up since I'd been going there so long. I went in for a well check, can't remember if I pd a co-pay or not. Then, it was time for a med check, I made the appt., started driving to my appt., which is 80 miles round trip, they called me while I was on my way and told me not to come, unless I pd cash??? They said they'd insurance kept asking them for more paperwork and they didn't pay for my last appt., so unless I wanted to pay cash not to come! I said I'm over halfway there and I need my meds refilled, they said sorry, they weren't taking my insurance. I went back home, I was pretty much out of meds, there were some waiting at the pharmacy, but they pulled them back and wouldn't let me have them. These were not the kind of meds you cold turkey, you're supposed to titrate them. They left me with NOTHING. I called my insurance and had the office manager on the phone as well, trying to figure out what paperwork they still needed. During the phone call, the insurance company told me the dr.'s office manager had hung up! I couldn't believe it! This was serious, going without meds, after I'd been on them over 35 years and she just hung up! No one from this office ever called me to follow up, ask how bi was doing, nothing! I ended up in the er, hadn't slept in almost a week, just 30 min a night, my fibromyalgia pain was bad, and I started hallucinating. To this day, after going there, I think almost 15 years, this was how much they cared. THEY ABANDONED ME.

Had to visit the ER today. Not an emergency, but they got me in to see the doctor within 5 min…read more They took blood, a urine sample and a body scan within 15 min of that. I waited about 20 min for the results while the registration lady collected my insurance info, then was discharged after they administered pain medication. An hour all together. Thats the way ER should go. The staff were all friendly and caring. They offered warm blankets in the secondary waiting room that had large comfy recliner chairs.

I went to the ER at Medical City Mckinney Texas on 121 in Mckinney on 6/22/26 around 5:30 pm…read more Presented with high blood pressure, light headed, and shortness of breath. Walked into the facility with my neighbor, who had brought me in. They took me back fairly quick (about 10 minutes) Nurse hooked me up to take my BP and O2 stats. BP was very high (224/110ish) O2 levels up and down between 82-93. Daughter had arrived about 10-15 minutes later and came back to the ER room. Nurse 1 comes back with EKG machine and declares the machine does not work and needs to get another machine. 45 minutes (could have been longer) another machine was tried for an EKG by same nurse and declared that machine did not work either. Rolls that one out. The nurse tried to draw blood and was unsuccessful. Another nurse comes back in to try to draw blood and after the four attempts and multiple bruises was finally successful. (approximate wait was another 30-60 minutes). Only blood was drawn at this time. I now have 5 puncture marks where they were digging for a vein and bruising was already seen. Blood was drawn from the tube that was put in the arm to administer medication and future blood draws. A new Ekg machine wheeled in by a new tech. He runs the EKG and there is no paper in the machine. He does not know how to load the machine and has to ask for assistance. At this point I am very stressed with all the malfunctioning equipment and lack of experienced staff. PA comes in the room after about an hour to 2 hours later (no meds administered for BP yet) PA asks me questions but offers nothing medically (my expectations for the PA were that I would know what was causing the spike in BP or at least be given medication to bring down the BP but that did not happen.) PA leaves O2 stats are still fluctuating. I asked for a manual BP check because I have numerous issues with the automated BP machines in the past. I was told by Nurse 1 that she did not know where a manual cuff was. Respiratory therapy was administered around 8 or 9 (not totally clear on the time) Administered a breathing treatment. Nurse 1 comes in and I again asked for a manual BP check. She said she was really busy (I must add that I witnessed, as did my daughter, Nurse 1 and the PA having a race with the wheel chair in the hallway, they were playing around and laughing prior to me asking for a cuff. Thoughts were they had time for THAT but not time for the patient. ER's are very stressful for patients and staff. I am all about laughing and relief from the stress but as a patient being ignored, the optics were not great. Sat in the ER about another 3 hours before anyone even checked on me. I had gotten up about 3-5 times to use the restroom during that time. No BP meds administered yet. It is midnight and finally a physician comes in and says "I see the BP medication is not working" to which my daughter and I both announce 'NONE were administered". She says we are going to have to admit you because I cannot let you leave with your BP this high. No beds were available. It's midnight and it is obvious that no one in a bed was going to check out at that time so I waited. Meanwhile I asked again for a manual BP check. Physician leaves, my daughter goes to my house to pack a bag. And about 15 minutes after the physician leaves they bring in BP meds. Let's be clear I was admitted at 6:00pm and no meds until midnight. A paramedic came in to take a manual BP but struggled with the cuff. He had to get another one stating the other one did not work. He fumbled with it and kept trying to see if he could read it, looked up at the monitor and stated it's the same as what is up there. I am no expert, but it appeared he did not know how to manually take my pressure. I truly cannot prove that but given everything that had happened up to that point, coupled with all the malfunctioning equipment, my confidence was waning. Meds were not administered for my BP until after midnight. Not enough room to continue the story but I will end with I Left against Medical advice after a number of other things happened. Checked into Medical Center Dallas Heart and Vascular and received EXCELLENT care. Within 10 minutes there I had EKG, Blood work with only one try, Chest x-ray, and medication to lower my BP AND the doctor had come in!! That is how it should be. Medical City Mckinney should be shut down. Notifying, CEO MC Mckinney and Dallas AND Medicare AND Robert Kennedy. Unacceptable.

Took them 3 days to call me back on an inquiry about signing up for their services. Evidently, the…read moredoctor's cell phone is the only way to contact them and of course you get a voicemail. I elected to go elsewhere as I felt this was a horrible sign of how patient care would be like.

OUTSTANDING structure and physician! As a former professional athlete sustaining many chronic…read moreissues over the years its certainly nice to come across a doctor that seems to not only care but, back his words up with such an affordable care structure model is refreshing to say the least. I do NOT write many reviews however, THIS ONE deserves my time!! Trust me! NO AFFILIATIONS which motivate my review. I am a NEW patient and felt like I should spread the word on such a find! Sifu B. Martin 5x World Kickboxing Champion World Martial Arts Hall of Fame Founder- Tactical Jeet-Kune-Do