I have transferred here from another group. The receptionists on both sides are very attentive…read morewhich I did not find where I came from. While I did not have my sleep study here, I have already found a doctor that is way over the top. I am happy here. I needed a new machine, and I wanted a different company to deal with. They suggested another company and I feel like I went from 0 to 1,000. While it is the same brand machine I had this one came with a nice brochure that had loads of information on it. It was so much better than the xeroxed copy that I received from the other guys. Also, I will be able to order supplies when I need them. The lady that that helped me with the machine at Pulmonary and Sleep Physicians of Houston, PA was super duper. Thanks! I look forward to continued support from you all. Ah! I must be in Utopia. So far from where I came from.....

trash Dr iyer is slow. and receptionists are not professional and take forever to answer the phone…read moreor get in contact with doctors

Dr. Stadnyk is AMAZIIING. I was experiencing some strange symptoms not knowing what was going on…read morewith me. I had a ton of tests done and doctors just could not figure it out. So, I went to see Dr. Stadnyk for a 2nd opinion (I was thankfully able to get in almost immediately). He went through my tests step-by-step thoroughly explaining them in a way I could clearly understand. He was calming and very caring. I didn't feel rushed at all either. He took his time going through all my symptoms and questions. I felt completely at ease with him and confident with his prognosis. I highly recommend Dr. Stadnyk!!

He's just that good. Here's a cowboy boot wearing doc who loves what he does. And it shows…read moregloriously in his care, speed and charm. Speaks thoughtfully and mindfully of your unique situation. What analytics. Two visits. Same experience. Grateful! Efficient and respectful administration. Great sense of humor and the latest in pulmonary diagnostics and equipment. Yes! Thoughtful commentary of the HOW and the WHY of asthma and your particular game plan. Come with your lungs and your cowboy boots, but leave your horse parked outside. It's worth the trip to the Medical Center or Sugar Land location.

Great Dr! Saved my moms' life... Literally. He caught the heart issues and didn't assume it was…read moreonly a lung problem. Thank you Dr B

Dr. Sandeep Kodityal has the best bedside manner and his staff are always helpful. I would…read morerecommend anyone who needs an Oncologist or Hematologist to use Millenium Physicians. They also have a radiology department and other specialist.

Just finished my radiation treatments here and I can't say enough about the staff. Lorna and…read moreMelanie guided me every step of the way. They were kind, patient and made me feel comfortable through the whole process. Nurse Karen always made sure to answer any of my questions and made sure I knew where I was going when and where. There were three different "substitute" staff members from different locations-Robert, Cassie and Kelly-helping out on all 3 of my treatment days and they were equally very pleasant and helpful. I highly recommend Millennium Physicians.

Although Dr. Siddiqui is competent, knowledgeable and professional, the office staff needs to be…read moremore appreciative and understanding with the patients. Aging increases the number of healthcare providers a person needs, in addition to the time spent communicating with the staff in every provider's office. Here, we received a letter saying that our appt. on Dec.17 was being cancelled because the doctor would be out of town, and that we should call to make another appt. Due to a busy schedule and the holiday season, we didn't call to reschedule the Dec.17 appt. until Dec.20. In a letter and a phone call, his staff insisted that we were a no-show for the Dec.17 appt. How were we a no-show, if the doctor wasn't even there? Why would a doctor's office staff argue with a patient over a missed appt. when they had cancelled the appt. themselves?

I had an appt with Dr Gupta at 10:45 Thursday April 16. After waiting 1 hour and 45 minutes I…read moreleft. It appeared my time held no value. This my second appointment where I had excessive wait time. I understand waiting but this was a total disregard for time and disrespectful. When I left the office nit one person apologized nor have I received a call. #justanotherpatient. I guess it is just overbooking or greed-hard to tell which.

POOR FRONT DESK!!!…read more Came with my spouse to see Dr. Naser Elkhalili and checked in on the phone. We also were assisted by the front desk rep Maribel who was rude and unprofessional. She advised of the copay which was incorrect and would not listen to what I was explaining to her with regard to our insurance/benefits. She made it clear she was not concerned with what he should have paid and insisted the copay was more than what the benefits stated. I paid it because it was obvious she could not accept what I knew he owed. My background is insurance and I've been a claims analyst, so I'm very familiar with our benefits. The "manager" Cheronda was sitting next to her and wasn't very helpful and stated they would reverify the benefit but it would prolong our wait from being seen. $15 dollars should not have prevented my husband from being seen nor them doing their job efficiently. Once we were called to the back the intake nurse Nicole was very warm and welcoming just like a doctor's office should be. It all starts at the front desk!! I did voice my concerns to Dr. Elkhalili and he unfortunately made excuses for his poor staff. It was sad seeing how the front desk interacts with their patients.

Pain management waiting room is an insane asylum. Hysterical woman crying because they scheduled…read morethe wrong appointment. Another woman yelling into her cell phone like she's in a train station and the whole place packed with people just waiting. Waited an hour for a friend to get a shot. So, this is basically a people warehouse taking copays, not even the decency to hire enough staff. Find a better provider if you can. If you can't, find a better location. This one is off the rails.

This is the worst practice I've ever tried to get in to see. I was referred to them by my…read moreprovider's referral dept. They did not call me, so I called them. I had to leave a message, but no one called me back. After the weekend, I called again and was the 10th caller, but I waited (over 30 minutes) and got down to being the 2nd caller when a message came on that "due to high volume...leave a message". It even says that if you're calling from a cell phone, you will receive a text and you can communicate that way. Never got the text or a call. The next day, I called again and was the 9th caller (waited over 30 min, again). Got down to being the 3rd caller when I got the same message as before. Left my message and still received no text or a call. I have pulmonary fibrosis and was in the hospital and told I needed to see a pulmonologist. I was sent home with oxygen (thank goodness), but now I can't get a doctor. This office needs a complete makeover so they can properly take care of patients. I am trying to get a referral to someone else, but that's another story! From the looks of some other reviews, I'm not getting a warm, fuzzy feeling about this group anyway. I'm sure most of the doctors in this group are good, but the staff (appointment desk in particular) is worthless! If I could give below 5 stars, I would!!!

Was supposed to have my first appointment with Dr. Sasieta today in Cypress where I guess he…read moresometimes sees patients outside of the Woodlands. I did the pre-check in online and figured there would be little to no paperwork to do when I arrived however that wasn't the case. No big deal. My appointment was for 0900. I completed the paperwork and sat down and waited to be called back. Waited for literally one hour because I heard his assistant telling other patients how busy the doctor is and things are running behind schedule. Finally at 1000 I've had enough and I go back up to the desk to tell his assistant that I've been waiting for an hour and she realized that they "forgot" about me. I tell her I'm leaving at this point and I want them to refund my copay which I paid in advance during the check-in process and she tells me that she will give me a number to call. I tell her I'm not calling any number as they've wasted my time prepping for the appointment, driving there and sitting in the waiting room for over an hour. He may be a great doctor but I wouldn't know because his staff sucks.

BEWARE of coming into this facility of the Houston Pulmonary Medicine Addociates PA, Lung and Sleep…read moreCenter, at 5 Professional Drive in Webster, TX. They believe that it is perfectly safe to inhale toxic bug repellent while a patient is taking a pulmonary function test. This test requires deep inhalation and exhalation. I had a pulmonary function test scheduled for the afternoon today, and after waiting 40 minutes, a staff person finally showed up to tell me that she was the only one there and that the wait would be just a little longer. At the same time, a man from a pest control company came in, gloves in hand, with a repellent canister, ready to spray insect/bug repellent during, or just a few minutes before, I would be taking my pulmonary function test. He told me he was planning to spray the inside and outside of the clinic. When I complained to him and to the woman that insect repellent is toxic, or can cause allergic reactions, they both assured me that repellent is not toxic, even though the man was putting his gloves on to spray both indoors and outdoors. Why bother with gloves if the repellent is safe enough to soak your hands in it and breathe it in? My initial thought was to ask whether either of them had children and whether, as parents, they felt the repellent was non toxic enough to pour into a glass and ask their children to deeply inhale and drink the nontoxic substance. Or perhaps they themselves feel it is so non toxic, they would like to have a glass for lunch. Instead of asking these questions, since I was the patient paying for the diagnostic test, I asked that the insect repellent company gentlemen return after I was gone and had completed my test. The staff woman said that she contacted their manager and that this was not possible. Therefore, despite my own tight work schedule, I rescheduled my test for their other office location in Astoria where I felt it was safer since several physicians...including the pulmonologists themselves are actually located. My thought process is that perhaps when they spray their office on Astoria in Houston, at Medical Plaza 2, they wait until a weekend when no one is in these offices and perhaps the toxic repellent will have settled down enough so that neither the doctors, their staff nor their patients need to deeply inhale it at the very time it is sprayed. The visit to the Webster location at 5 Professional Drive, felt a little like the twilight zone today. Saying this repellent is so safe is like saying the air quality after the Deer Park Chemical fire is perfectly safe to inhale and even take a run while the sky is filled with black smoke. I cannot recall the last time I had insect repellent for any of my meals or inhaled it deeply since it is so safe. This is after all a lung clinic. I feel quite certain that none of the doctors would prescribe that insect repellent be present while a patient breathes deeply in-and-out during a pulmonary function test. Nor would the doctors themselves, or ask their family members, to take a pulmonary function test just as bug repellent is being sprayed. The total disregard for both a patient's time and their oath to "do no harm" is apparently irrelevant at the 5 Prefessional Park Drive location of the Houston Pulmonary Medicine Associates, PA. In case you are interested in scientific facts about allegedly safe insect repellents, I found a 2019 consumer reports report showing how the EPA and The Centers for Disease Control, evaluate whether these repellents are safe or not. Bottom line, is no, and they can cause severe allergic reactions as well. One ingredient is black pepper based and as it happens I am highly allergic to that. So had I stayed and had the pulmonary function test I would have had an allergic reaction during it. The other ingredients in the allegedly safe insect repellent is not safe for children under 3 according to the EPA and Centers for Disease Control. Here is the report: https://www.consumerreports.org/insect-repellent/do-natural-insect-repellents-work While I did not ask precisely what was in the insect repellent canister that the man was going to spray inside the office during patient hours, with patients taking pulmonary function tests and also sleep studies, it makes no difference at this point. Believing that it is medically safe to expose patients to any insect repellent during a pulmonary function test is beyond irresponsible medically. Hopefully in the future, the Houston Pulmonary Medicine Associates, PA can reschedule their insect repellent spraying indoors when their patients, who they swore an oath to protect, are not present. Before your schedule your appointment here, be sure to ask whether their monthly insect repellent spray will happen during your visit.

I have had no issues with his treatment for my COPD, however, getting someone at his office to…read moreactually answer the phone so you can make an appointment is impossible, you always get a machine saying leave a message and we will call you back but they never do. That is NOT how it's supposed to work, absolutely shameful. I will be seeking a different pulmonologist !

Dr. Aggarwal treated my husband for breathing difficulty. When it became obviously that he would…read morepass away with Lymphoma Cancer, Dr. Aggarwal, told us he could do nothing else for him. Only yesterday, Nov. 27, 2019, I received a phone call from his office inquiring about a follow-up. When I told the lady my husband had passed away, she said she would update their files and she hung up. The pain and shock I felt can't be described.