In 2024 I called my doctor and they tried to sell me an Amazon Prime account…read more.. Like a lot of recent reviews this place used to be great and the doctors are still awesome. I've been seeing Dr. Babcock for years and he is really an excellent doctor and I hate having to switch from him. However, SAMC recently switched to One Medical (Amazon), meaning you have to pay a $200 subscription to even be able to read messages from the doctor, book an appointment, view/ refill prescriptions, etc. You can get a 'free' version if you're ok with being on hold for half a day but all that gets you is the ability to login and view messages when you owe them money... not doctors messages. They no longer have a direct number to call even though there's usually 2/3 people working at the desk every time I've been in there. This is truly saddening as again, Dr. Babcock has been a great doctor for me but this model is truly terrible. As bad as health care is in the US I can't believe we're straying even further in the wrong direction with subscription based health care! When I told a rep I did not want to pay for the app she tried to sell me an Amazon Prime account because there's a discount...

Excellent care; I'm a retired physician, and have great regard for my own physician, Dr Michael…read moreRie, and also have been happy with other physicians I've seen in urgent care. Well-run office with diligent attention to detail--COVID-19 care has been well-run, with due concern for everyone's safety. Never had a problem with parking; office is well set up. Exam rooms are clean and well-equipped. Blood can be drawn on-site. I rarely, if ever, have had to wait long before my appointment time; I'm surprised, as medical problems don't necessarily fit into nice reliable blocks of time. Getting through to talk to reception can be a challenge at peak times--but I suppose that is true with any office.

I've never worked with a psych that cares as much as Meredith and that takes a holistic approach…read morelike she does. I was extremely anxious to see a psych as addiction runs in my family and I didn't love the idea of taking pills. She was so patient and understanding, and ensured me that what I was doing was safe. Now I think to myself, "why didn't I get help sooner?" She even recognized that I was a pre-mature baby when I simply described some symptoms I've dealt with my entire life. The knowledge and attention to detail she brings to sessions is very impressive. Most psychs don't want to hear about your trauma and think you should reserve that for your therapist. Meredith not only asks about this on the first call, but continuously checks on you and how the medications are helping you with your trauma. She works closely with my therapist to make sure I'm getting the best care I possibly can, and she's extremely responsive to emails. I can say with confidence that there isn't a better psych in the state of Texas than her, and I'm so happy to have found her.

I have worked with Meredith for a very long time. She has helped me in so many ways. I can't thank…read moreher enough for sticking with me and trying to help me help me.

Dr Schmitz has been my OB/GYN for many years, and she is always AMAZING! Staff is great - competent…read moreand wonderful energy! Thanks to all of you for coming to work every day!!

Excellent and thorough.Dr Schmitz covers all the bases, even issues that are not direct related to…read moreobstetrics/gynecology ..an excellent doctor . true professional ..

Awesome nurses and great support for my mother. The dr. Is very experienced with elderly care with…read morehis psychiatric background.

They were very unresponsive when my father was trying to have a medication called in for treatment…read morefor Covid. He is 90 years old and has multiple myeloma. He wanted to start on an antiviral so that he wouldn't end up having a severe outcome or end up in the hospital. They didn't bother to call back, they just said the normal Nurse Practitioner only works Monday and Tuesday, and nobody else was available. They said they wouldn't be able to see him for 3 days. When I called to find out the reason for lack of response, the director said that they couldn't call in an antiviral for Covid, because it doesn't exist. If they were up-to-date on treatments for Covid, they would know that Paxlovid, an antiviral for Covid, received an emergency use authorization a couple of months ago. In studies, it prevented serious illness/hospitalization up to 80% of the time. We ended up having to go to the ER just so he could receive the antiviral medication that this clinic claims doesn't exist. He'll be changing doctors soon. This group makes their money by visiting patients when they aren't really sick (in independent living apartments), but are nowhere to be found when a patient actually requires care.