Being new to Houston, I had no idea where to go when I needed a doctor. Not too long after my move,…read moreI started having really, really bad shoulder pains. I found Dr. Odetunde online and called for an appointment. The secretary wasn't the friendliest, but she was still definitely nice. To my surprise, Dr. Odetunde was available for basically any time slot I wanted. At first, this worried me a little bit. After all, shouldn't a good doctor have a lot of other patients to see? I chalked it up as luck and scheduled an appointment for the next morning. The office is located right off of 610, just west of the Bennigan's and Ford dealership (right around Fannin I think?), in one of those huge office buildings. I didn't wait long at all, and Dr. Odetunde ended up being one of the nicest doctors I've ever met. She immediately figured out my problem (spasms) and sent me off with a couple of prescriptions and an x-ray order. After this visit, I saw her again for some sleeping problems and some injuries I got in a car accident. She remembers her patients and is very knowledgeable. I recommend her to anyone :) Now that I'm living in Ft. Worth, I miss having her as my doctor, even though I only saw her for a couple of months!

She was our family doctor. She is very nice and explains thoroughly. She is a good listener and we…read morehad a very good relationship with her all those years. She is a very good find for a first primary care doctor when I moved to the area. Last year ( Dec 2010), she is not in private practice anymore.She moved to a corporate affiliation. We got a letter from her. We will really miss her as our doctor. It's such a loss for us.

I have been a patient of Dr. Knafos for over 15 years. I have recommended her to several family…read moremembers including my father, cousins, 2 of my aunts and my husband. I have also been of a patient of NP Carol Manning. She & I go back even farther. I will always remember when I overheard Dr. K on the phone sticking up for me with a specialist. I probably would have been sent home if Dr. Knafo had not insisted that something was wrong because she knew me so well. And that I was a good patient. So she sent me for some tests that same day & I had to be hospitalized for a week. I had developed an infection from a procedure I had with that specialist. I even had to have surgery because the fever would not break. I also remember one of her doctors calling my father on a Saturday to inquire on how he was feeling. We had seen Dr. G. Loya the day before. I was impressed & touched because she was so sincere about his well being. I see Dr. K or Carol Manning every year for my well woman exam & for any health issues during the year. I have not ever had any problems with the office staff. At my last visit 2 weeks ago, I had a sinus issue, my wait time was 15 minutes, the entire visit took about 40 minutes by the time I was back to my car. I don't think that was bad. I'm not crazy about the parking though. I usually have to park in a lot for $5.00.

This practice seems to bite off more than it can chew. I've been a patience for about 3 years,…read moresince leaving home for university. Although I am a patient of Dr. Knafo, I've only spoken to her 3 of the minimum 9 times I had appointments. The other visits I was seen by two other female doctors. Now this isn't a big issue if you are going for smaller concerns like check ups and well woman exams but I had a continuous stomach issue that the lack of consistency in visits very negatively effected. I ran the same tests multiple times and explained the same symptoms/reactions to the doctors each visit and we ran in circles. I understand this is a family practice and not a specialist, but at some point it's up to the doctors to admit they don't know and refer me to someone else. It took a year of this before I broke down crying and begged for them to refer me. I would like to commend Dr. Knafo on what she is TRYING to do. When I did get to meet with her she was very caring and serious about my mental health. ( I have anxiety and depression ) Although, I believe this effected her judgement a little too much, I often felt like she wouldn't take my other physical health concerns seriously until I started taking medication as she strongly urged for me to start taking lexipro whenever I saw her. I've been doing well with my mental health, and would often express to her the reason behind my being so wound up and on the verge of tears in her office is because I was a 19 year old college student battling a mystery issue and running the same tests every visit. Making appointments is easy, everything else over the phone is hit or miss depending on if they feel like taking your call at that time.

My experience with Dr. Whittier was good. There was not too much waiting, the nursing and front…read moredesk staff was capable, and the examination was particularly quick, which I prefer. When I needed extra paperwork for a mail-in prescription, the staff helped me get it done and submitted. Would recommend to others!

Oh, wow. I'm in gyno heaven!…read more Okay, that was creepy. But seriously, after today's awesome appointment, I knew I had to Yelp her immediately (even though it is midnight and I'm seriously lacking in sleep). After my last debacle with obgyn doctors (ahem), I was more than excited to find a doctor that could get me (a new patient) an appointment within a week of calling. Whoa. Unheard of! The parking is no fun in this area, though I suppose I could've taken the light rail. The parking garage I chose started at $4 for the first half hour which hurt a little. I walked over, found the office easily (though the building really could use a map of some sort to ensure people choose the right tower). The staff was friendly and they got my paperwork done pretty quickly. They had a small waiting room with a tv playing a movie (Rumour Has It, if you're curious). I got there about fifteen minutes early for my 9:30 appointment, but wasn't seen until about 10:15. No biggie since I'm used to waiting much, much longer. When I was seen, the nurse was quick and efficient though not overly friendly. Again, no biggie since I know how many patients they process in a day. What really blew me away was that Dr. Whittier actually took the time to talk to me. Actually talk. And not just about my medical history. I'm not saying that we had a life changing heart to heart, but I we exchanged more words in my one meeting with her than I have with all my previous obgyn experiences put together. The exam was fast and easy and they do their pap smear results over the phone on an automated system (wait, is that too much info for Yelp?) which is fantastic. THEN as I'm leaving, I get a goodie bag. A goodie bag of free stuff! (It was very reminiscent of going to the orthodontist as a teenager.) She actually gave me three months worth of birth control for free! WHAT!?!??!?! Okay, I know it is strange to get excited about medication, but seriously, think about all the co-pays I just saved!!!!!! Yeah, I'm a nerd. But great bedside manner, close to work, AND free stuff?! I'm sold.

I've seen PA Aimee, PA Avery, and Dr Mora. All WONDERFUL. Since discovering Core Primary about a…read moreyear ago, Aimee has helped me care about my health. I've lost weight, quit smoking, learned to handle my stress. I have an HMO due to being unemployed from Covid, and only having a few insurances to pick from in the market place, and they have helped navigate the complexities of referrals and have always been quick to help when I need it. 10/10 place. I absolutely love Core Primary.

I made an appointment through ZocDoc for a suspected broken finger. I filled out all the insurance…read moreinformation and their intake form. I got a notice the next morning that they needed to talk to me about my appointment request. They called me while I was in a meeting, though it only rang 2-3 times with no voicemail left to indicate what additional information was needed. I attempted to call them back twice to discuss the issue and no one answered and there was no voicemail box for me to leave a message so they cancelled my appointment. It's incredibly frustrating and disappointing to make an appointment for an issue and the office not answer multiple call attempts to resolve an issue that is unclear in the first place.

Best doctor in town, hands down. Great, competent, friendly staff, virtually no wait time and a…read moredoctor who truly cares about his patients.

He was supposed be my preceptor but he did no teaching whatsoever. His clinic is poorly managed and…read morethe staff is lazy. He expects the students to do the work of his medical assistants so he doesn't have to hire any. Stay clear of his practice if you care about your health.

When I first met Dr, Cornell, he was so professional and confident to me that he told me, I will…read morechange your sexual life to a new perspective, he did.!!, and I have to say that I've visited another Urologist first that used one of his students to consult me, Dr. Cornell took the time to personally offer me the options available, been a diabetic patient you know what this means in your personal life, I am a new "ME" and I can say this was the best decision I have done in my mature age as I am 61. definitely his reviews are very accurate and I am one of those happy person that he took care of. I highly recommend Dr Cornell for you ED problems Thanks much Dr. keep up the good work..!!!!

Dr. Cornell has an outstanding staff. They are very friendly, knowledgeable, helpful and they…read morerespond quickly to voicemail or messages left with the front desk. The issue that I have with the office is that they don't have an online portal like other doctors where you can leave a question and the Dr responds. Every Dr office I have been to has a better to communicate with the Dr. Also, Dr. Cornell is not in the office very often and it's very difficult to get an appointment. He splits his time between another office that is outside of Houston. Every time that I saw the Dr, he was so busy that he came into the room quickly, scoped me left without any time for questions or discussion of planned treatment. I prefer a Dr that will say hello and ask how I am doing and allow me to speak and ask questions. He is very well educated but doesn't know the latest treatments.

Love both dr. Michelle and dr. Evans. They are caring wonderful drs whom take great care of my son…read more Only thing is when you need to call there are slight delays and office is surrounded by a train which can hold you up. I always make sure I have earliest appointment or right after lunch because the waiting room can be a bit crowded for a child in a wheelchair. Any time I need a referral for a specialist they make sure i can get it or when we need prescriptions for therepist they provide it by the time we need it.

Came in for a walk in appointment today and we saw Dr. Sonya for Jenna's ear infection, they were…read morepretty prompt. I filled out some paperwork, the wait wasn't long before we were called in get to her weight (my big 5yr-old is 60lbs..whoa) We were in and out in 30-45 minutes. Nothing special stands out about this office but they get the job done. If you want a same day well check up you're out of luck, those are usually 3 weeks to a month out. They have a tiny play area for the kids toys, plenty of seatings and free parking. Direction: take OST east (like your going towards Wayside or UH) past HEB, go under the bridge, and as soon as you pass the bank take your first right (in the same building as ABC Dental) if you past Macgregor Park you've gone too far.

The staff was welcoming and professional throughout my entire visit. Any questions or concerns I…read morehad were immediately addressed and I left feeling at ease.

This office is conveniently located with a very clean waiting and back office area. Dr. Butler and…read morethe staff are always friendly and helpful during in person visits. I have had struggles when calling the office, with most call attempts going to voice mail and never receiving a callback. Getting a prescription refill is often delayed resulting in me being without medication and having to step in to get the clinic to respond to the pharmacy.