Dr. Yates and her staff are excellent. My long time dentist retired and a friend of mine…read morerecommended Dr. Yates. I am very thankful, as she is truly a wonderful dentist. She is conservative and has her patients best interests as her priorty. She is very honest and helpful and I feel very fortunate that she accepted me as her patient. I would highly recommend her. On a scale of one to ten, I will give her a ten!

Took my son there in February of this year and we're told there were no issues. Fast forward to…read moreOctober of this year and my son was crying with a tooth ache. Bad teeth and lower than normal amounts of calcium run in our family so I was more than concerned. Let me preface this with my son is made to brush and floss at least twice daily. He has a timer that is set for two minutes and then we help him floss. He is only eight so we are trying to create habits that will continue. After the awful night this week with the toothache we took him to Burleson pediatric and were told that he needs three crowns and that there was damage to the nerves in his permanent teeth. I was shocked and honestly needed proof. Upon reviewing the x-rays with the doctor I was just angry. How did this progress to this point in this short of time? Now looking back there were signs that should not have been ignored. This is not a professionally run operation. Seems to me like they wanted the insurance money and didn't take the time to actually examine my child. I hate seeing my children suffer and I directly attribute his suffering to their negligence. During the procedure today my eight year old son had to have one of his permanent teeth pulled because it was so damaged and two others capped. I directly attribute this to this dentist office that did nothing 6 months ago to warn us of this.

Kudos to the emergency department of the Glen Rose Medical Center, where I received excellent -…read moreindeed lifesaving - care . On June 8, 2025, I arrived at the ER with what was diagnosed as double pneumonia and acute hypoxemia respiratory failure. Early identification of this condition was achieved with blood cultures, imaging (X-rays and CT scans), ECG, continual vitals monitoring, among other diagnostics. Dr. Nicholas Allen Baxter and team reacted quickly with respiratory support, antimicrobials, duonebs treatment, and IV fluids. On the personal side, these superheroes communicated clearly what was happening and were patient in light of my confused state. They arranged an ambulance transfer to a DFW hospital with pulmonary, where I went shortly thereafter. Given my condition that day (exacerbated by my advanced age and underlying condition of bronchiectasis), I'm convinced that its early recognition and rapid treatment in the ER gave me the best chance of survival.

If we hadn't gone here for my wife's surgery, only going here it's closer and her doctor does…read moresurgery here as well, we would never have known this is a hospital. It looks like any other single story medical facility with dr's and such inside. Tho inside, it's a full on hospital, tho a very small one. It is a bit dated and carries a very musty atmosphere, at least it did for me. They still use a lot of the old type area separators and such to keep patients apart from each other. The beds weren't the new technology like the big city hospitals have. Staff was nice, but the wait was crazy! We were scheduled for 0800 for pre op, we didn't get called back untill 1030!!! Wow. That was way longer than any other surgery we've experienced. Tho I can verify if it was a hospital issue or the doctor running behind. The staff was very caring. They followed everything to the T in regard to making sure my wife was set and good to go before they released her. Managed the pain well, and the lady that did the discharge read through almost all of the paper work to make sure we understood. For surgery it was decent.

Bought my eyeglasses elsewhere. The nose pads were out of whack and the legs needed bending for the…read moreframes to stay in place at my ears. The tech was so knowledgeable and efficient, the adjustment took less than five minutes. Better nose pads and legs bent perfectly, all at NO CHARGE! Will buy my next glasses here! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

They did a good job diagnosing me correctly and did so in a fast efficient way. Recommend these…read moreguys for sure!

Great staff and Dr Will is amazing. My husband and I and a couple of our friends all go Sawyer to…read moresee Doctor Will!

excellent care friendly staff. I would have given them a 5 star rating, but the wait was long and…read morethe chairs hurt my buttom and sciatica nerve in my leg. They need to get better cushioned chairs that can handle constant wipe down with antibacterial soap.

Today, June 30, 2026 was the first time in this office for an actual appointment and I must say…read morethat from the time I made the appointment two weeks ago to the end of my appointment today, my experience was outstandingly phenomenal. The Office staff is professional and courteous the CPO was also amazing and Dr. Stout was professional, personable and kind. I can't say enough kind things she was awesome.. The entire building is spotlessly clean well laid out and very comfortable. There's a huge selection of glasses and it looks to me like they make them on site . what I really love is this is a family run business and NOT a huge corporate conglomerate who could care less about you as a patient or customer but just in your pocketbook. My Service here was really epic and i will be a lifetime customer.

Had a bad experience with another eye doctor in town so after doing some research decided to switch…read moreto the Cheyne Eye Center. I arrived about 20 minutes early to my appointment and was greeted upon arrival and very quickly seen by the tech Bri, who was awesome! After doing some very cool and modern high tech tests. I was quickly seen by Dr Debesa who was also great and very thorough with the exam. Got me back into my correct lenses and I can see clearly again. 5 stars all the way!

At the moment there is a change in upper management, so everything is hectic. There are some…read moreamazing nurses and CNAs who are employed there, but the care that is truly needed is not being met due to staffing shortages. Also the pay rate needs to be increased, as the saying goes...you get what you paid for... the current employees are not being paid what they are worth. They do the best they can, which is all they can do.

Best of care for our mother. Dedicated staff. Caring…read more Attention given to the needs of each person.

Botox, filler, facials, spray tans and great professional service. Amber is a nurse, and very…read moreskilled in injections and other skin treatments. After going to numerous med-spas in Dallas and Plano, I am very pleased to find this kind of service in Hillsboro Texas. Inside Drift Away Day Spa in Hillsboro, Texas.

My mom's home care nurse told us about Bee Hive for assistance caring for mom. The experience was…read moreso wonderful for Mom, but also for my husband and me. Mom requires full time care and cannot be left alone. Living in the same home, meant we were not able to go anywhere. Jennifer was our primary caregiver, and we also had Cassandra, when Jennifer was not available. Mom was happy with both. So, my husband and I were able to feel comfortable leaving Mom, knowing she would be well cared for.

Beehive Home Health was recommended to me by our Long Term Care coordinator. I was impressed with…read morethe sweet and caring management team when interviewing different care providers for my husband. There are no words to express my gratitude for Raven and Myra's compassion and patience as I have had to rearrange the schedule due to husband being in and out of medical facilities. The care givers are very sweet, punctual and been a blessing to us. I highly recommend Beehive Home Health! Beehive provides all the necessary paperwork / care notes to file a LTC claim. Don't miss the opportunity to at least interview this agency if you're needing Home Health Services. Lori D. Midland, Texas