Doctor Tessitore was professional and very pleasant as was everyone else in the office. I will…read moredefinitely be using them as my family's primary care physicians.

This team has been such a blessing to our family. They are kindhearted, professional, and truly…read morededicated to helping families grow and heal. We're incredibly thankful we found them.

The only issue I have had here was with Diana Garcia walking around the office telling the nurses I…read morewas contaminating the office with COVID. I did not test positive for covid. The staff at the front office have always treated me with respect. On prescriptions, they text and call you with a notification that it has been sent. I like seeing Dr Parker the best, but all three doctors are awesome. Dr DeWitt took care of my husband.

This clinic has been exceptional with my care. Recently I was seen by Family Nurse Practitioner…read moreDiane Garcia who was extremely professional, very thorough and knowledgeable. This clinic does their best to book your appointment at time and date that works best for you and they accepted me as a new patient. Thank you Medic Lane team for your superior care!

I love this clinic. 1st started going nearly 10 years ago and after moving 12 miles farther away it…read moreis well worth it. Even when Doctor Herring moved away I continue to drive approx 1 hour each way. The staff is friendly and courteous to my needs.

Dr. DeWitt is a great doctor! He has a great bedside manner and is very professional. He truly…read morecares about his patience and his staff is very professional. I highly recommend this clinic..

I had a horrible experience with this doctor and his facility, Medic Lane Physicians. I woke up…read moreone Saturday morning with an excruciatingly painful sore throat. Having recently registered as a patient at Medic Lane, I called the office and got a recording that said office hours on Saturday were 8AM-12Noon. Yet no one picked up at 8:05, 8:10, or even 8:20. I finally called the "after hours" number and got a live operator at an answering service, who said she'd page the doctor on call. Around 8:40 I got a call from Dr. Dewitt, who said he could see me at 10 AM. When I arrived, I asked the receptionist, Christine, why no one had answered the phone earlier. "We don't open till 9:00 on Saturdays," she said. I informed her that the office voicemail said 8 to Noon. "It's 9:00!" she replied. I said, "Well, you might want to change the recording then, because it says 8:00." "It's 9:00! Jesus Christ!" she shouted at me. That's a direct quote, believe it or not; I could hardly believe my ears! I'd been speaking to her calmly and in a normal tone of voice, and here she was, literally yelling and cursing at me for no reason! About that time the office manager came over to see what the commotion was about, and Christine said I was giving her a hard time. Then the manager started berating me for having "a bad attitude!" I can assure you, if I hadn't been in such terrible pain, I would have told them both off and walked out. But I really needed a doctor, so I stayed. When Dr. Dewitt saw me, I mentioned in passing that I'd had pharyngitis twice before and that antibiotics had cured it. Without performing any tests, he wrote a prescription for antibiotics and a mild pain killer and sent me on my way. My condition improved, but when I finished the course of antibiotics 10 days later, the sore throat came back with a vengeance. After 14 days it was as bad or worse than before. I did some online research and learned that the two primary causes of pharyngitis are bacterial (strep throat) and viral. If it's viral, antibiotics don't work. I returned to Medic Lane and saw another doctor, who, at my request, swabbed my throat and ran a test. It confirmed that my condition was indeed viral. That necessarily means that Dr. Dewitt committed medical malpractice on me that day! There's no way to sugarcoat it. He undeniably prescribed unneeded medication without confirming whether it was indicated, and his negligence prolonged the healing of my sore throat for two full weeks. It cleared up on its own after another 12 days, which it would've done originally if the antibiotics hadn't interfered with the natural healing process. In retrospect, I'm not sure which makes me angrier: Dr. Dewitt's carelessness or the rudeness and abuse I suffered at the hands of the Medic Lane staff. But it goes without saying, I never went back. My advice: avoid this place like the plague! Trust me, you can do better.

They do in fact accept walk-ins, however, it is not advertised as a Spanish only establishment. All…read moresigns, brochures, advertisements, and patient forms are in English (including those in patient rooms). If the receptionist doesn't speak English how is she supposed to explain or translate the forms to another Spanish speaking patient. They don't accept any insurance, but a visit is only $35. Don't come if you're feeling short of breath, there is no AC in the building! Care is quick and they send over prescriptions to your pharmacy of choice. Dr has the same attitude as front desk, doesn't speak English and has a sense of entitlement until you match her tone.

If you have insurance be prepared to receive a $3,000.00 bill for a basic urine test from one of…read moretheir selected labs.

I've been a patient since February 2009. Dr. Messer is the most approachable practitioner whom I've…read moreever met. He always has exceeded my expectations with his range of knowledge, kind demeanor, and personable bedside manner. He could be compared to a "television and movie" doctor that makes house calls... except that patients have realized how remarkable he is that he'd have too many! I highly recommend him to anyone in Brazoria and Galveston counties, and anywhere in the south and southeast Greater Houston Area. Staff are excellent and I've never had any problems. I can't say enough how great he is. Dr. Messer is a "small town doctor" in the sense that he knows much about almost every condition and is never flustered about something. His breadth of knowledge is such that he has many contacts for referrals to specialists as needed. He has an almost eidetic memory for patients and conditions as well. I cannot praise him enough. As a side note, as a younger man he volunteered, enlisted, and served in the US Army during the Vietnam War in that nation as a physician to serve our troops during the conflict, so he is committed to care and the US.