Like with any doctor or dentist I feel there needs to be a partnership where the doctor and patient…read morework together. When this doesn't exist I find the physician will just do the basic checks, write a prescription and send the patient on their way. Total time with the physician ends up being 10 minutes or less. I once had a physician like this and after the third visit I informed him I would not return and why. I'm thankful to say Dr. Ghazi respects and encourages the doctor/patient partnership. I've been a patient of Dr. Ghazi for the past ~18 months and have nothing but good things to share. Whenever I have an appointment she is on time and allocates time to listen to me as I discuss how things are going. I am pleased with our results to date. My allergies are well controlled with minimal amount of meds. Having gone through 'immunotherapy' (allergy shots) a couple times in a previous life with 2 different allergists I was not looking forward to repeating it upon moving to Dallas. To her credit Dr. Ghazi has not pushed me to repeat them. Instead we are monitoring my allergies and will adjust our plan according to how I do. How about that? No mandate to complete another course of immunotherapy. I am super appreciative of this approach. And if that isn't enough, when I first began visiting Dr. Ghazi, she informed me the goal was to reduce my allergy meds to the bare minimum and if possible to completely eliminate them. While I'm not down to zero, I am taking a lesser amount with a much lower dosage. I love a doctor who is NOT a pill pusher. Dr. Ghazi is very respectful of her patient's time. She (and the office staff) are punctual. And she accomplishes this while still spending the required time to communicate with her patients. Whenever I have an appointment for a specific issue (mostly a sinus infection; I've dealt with chronic infections for many years) she asks questions to identify a course of action. Sometimes it results in antibiotic and other times it's to continue the course I am already taking without any additional prescription meds. If you're looking for an allergy specialist you can stop your search. Dr. Ghazi is the doctor for you.

I have suffered for years (over 25) from awful allergies. And for years they were misdiagnosed…read more Although I did have an allergist, and he was very good, Dr. Ghazi came to my attention, and I am SO glad. Within minutes of walking into her office for a consult, she told me immediately several things that were wrong, got me on the right prescriptions and more than, literally fought my with insurance company to get me specialty injections that have completed renewed my health. While I am not 100 firing on thrusters yet, we're getting there. She and her staff are extremely professional, yet kind and supportive. I think she is literally one of the best doctors I've ever been to. I simply cannot recommend her enough. You have allergies - go see her!

He was the Pulmonologist when Zi saw him last. But he had retired and Dr Ala Ijim is there now! She…read moreis the best if the best. I don't see this site being updated to reflect the new Zoulmo! But Zi highly recommend her!

Very thorough and very caring physician. Easy to find location and plenty of parking. I like his…read moreoffice staff as well. I believe I am in good hands with Dr. Loftin as my pulmonologist.

Saved my life in 2007. I had mersa in my left lung. Miracle I survived. Dr Chappel was there. Best…read moreasthma doctor in my opinion.

Dr.Chappel is a rare kind of physician -- the kind who still puts people before profit. In a time…read morewhen reportedly over 77% of physicians now practice within corporate or hospital‑owned systems -- a trend well‑documented by investigative journalists -- he stands among the last truly independent pulmonary specialists. Remaining independent today takes remarkable resolve: resisting financial pressure, carrying the full responsibility of running a practice, and choosing patient‑centered care over corporate demands. You feel it in the way he listens, the care he takes, and the integrity behind every decision. Anyone lucky enough to know him -- or to be under his care -- quickly realizes how exceptional he truly is.

This Doctor saved my life. Made diagnosis within 5 min talking to me. This office is an old school,…read morestill uses paper charts. When you call, they do not pick up. But, they will return your phone call and everybody in the office are very nice.

I do not recommend this doctor at all. This is the most unprofessional place I've ever been. Dr…read more Betz seemed very uninterested in why we were there. The nurse did not wash hands or wear gloves when giving a vaccine. When I asked the nurse a question, he told me I needed to "ask anyone who isn't me." Ridiculous

Dr. Moore is a good doctor, but his medical assistant and staff are completely unprofessional and…read moreextremely rude. They refused to let me speak to Dr. Moore over the phone after I requested a call back from him, and denied refills on my rescue and steroid inhalers until I come in for a second visit this year. I was just in there in July of this year, and they want me to come in again 4 months later before they will allow refills. This is exactly what's wrong with the healthcare system - they hold medications hostage unless you pay for another office visit - within the same year! Completely unacceptable.

If you have Medicare, don't bother calling! The person who answered the phone was beyond rude!read more

I have been a patient of North Texas Allergy and Asthma Associates since 2012. And I have nothing…read morebut good things to say about the Doctors and Support staff. The doctors here are dedicated to helping their patients whether my Primary doctor was Dr Gupta or now Dr Safdarian the transition between doctors was seamless. The practice has grown over the years and I have some people treating me today that we're here in the very beginning. To me that says a lot about the practice culture. I would highly recommend then in treating Asthma (yes I am a patient), Allergies (again a patient thou I have not needed the allergy injections), and Hereditary Angiodema (man did the doctors, staff and I work hard on learning about that one together). I highly recommend them and even willing to drive 45min to an hour every other week for treatments.

I cannot be more disappointed with this office. I originally had an appointment for 4/26/23 and I…read morereceived a call to reschedule because Dr. Safdarian called in sick (she's human); and I was rescheduled for 5/11/2023. I showed up, checked in and was told to take a seat and wait. 40 minutes have gone by and I asked the front desk how much longer I need to wait and she tells me that I don't have an appointment for today that it was for last Thursday 5/4. There is no email, text or call that this was the appointment and she did not say anything when I checked in. Like seriously? They have the audacity to add a charge for "missing" the appointment. Terrible customer service!

Dr. Nebor is exceptional and knowledgeable, the nurse practitioners are also exceptional and…read morecaring. Unfortunately, the back office staff has chosen to bring shame to an otherwise prestigious Dr's office. After more than 2.5 weeks of trying to get them to fill out a pre-authorization they apparently have grown tired of my 2 times a week follow-up and have made the decision to only inform me that "it has been denied" when i asked for evidence of the pre-authorization form being submitted I was told "It was only done on phone calls". Upon calling CVS Caremark, they confirmed what i suspected "they never filled out the paperwork, they never called". The back office staff has zero accountability and has no concern of the impact to the patients who abruptly have to miss several weeks of doses. Dr. Nebor deserves better support staff!

Wonderful Doctor! 5 Stars All The Way. Took the time to know my medical history. Very detailed…read morequantifiable information testing done. Was able to quickly identify my issues and plan of health care. Within 5 mins of leaving practice I already was notified of next month's appointment and my Rx was called in to my pharmacy. He arranged for a third party to call me which they did within an hour. I was a new patient an onboarding forms were easy to use and submit. The entire staff was professional, helpful and caring in regards to my health care. Everyone kept me informed from the front desk receptionist, respiratory therapist, Dr. Anthony Nebor, Billing, etc. Top Notch!

Great doc. One that will actually take the time to listen to you and answer all your questions…read more Never seems in a rush to get to the next patient. Great pulmonologist. He helped me buy a new set of lungs on ebay and saved me a ton of $$$$$$$$$$$.

This is a review specifically for the office personal Avely Garcia. She was horribly unprofessional…read moreand rude to me and makes the whole office look bad. First, she failed to notify me before my appointment that they hadn't received pre auth. A few minutes before my appointment, she told me to call my doctor and get it for her or I can come back another time. She agreed that the staff should have done that before hand but didnt take ownership and call herself. I told her I've taken off a whole day off work for this and should have been notified in advance if they didnt get the information needed. She said I can be seen and just pay my copay and then get my doctor to date it for today and I wouldnt be responsible for anything other than my copay. I asked her if I can have in writing that I am only responsible for my copay. She muttered "unbelievable" under her breath and did a big eye roll. Said yes, she'll put it in writing that I dont owe anything other than the copay. I waited patiently for her to write it and then she rudely waived me away and said she'd do it in a minute. So then I'm seen. The med assistant and doctor were very nice. I come out to pay and ask for the note. Different office staff writes me a note staying I am personally responsible for the entire bill regardless of if insurance pays for it. I said no, the other office staff said she wrote me a note saying that I am only responsible for my portion, not out of pocket fees, since they didnt notify me that they didnt get the pre auth and that I wouldn't have been seen otherwise. She tells me to go talk to her. So I go back out to the full waiting room and ask Miss Garcia for the note. She starts denying that she ever said she would give me a note. She condescendingly tells me Im an adult and need to take care of pre auth myself (even though she already admitted to me it was their fault not getting the pre auth ahead of time). She then raises her voice at me and is like "you want a note!? fine heres your note!" Starts angrily scribbly something on a receipt paper and shoves her scribbles at me. I calmly tell her I can't read her writing, what does it say. She combatively says im not reading it to you. I said please I can't read your writing what does it say. She stars back at me full mean girl expression not answering me. I said you're being very unprofessional to me please tell me what it says. Then she starts shouting at me you want me to pay your copay for you?? Fine ill pay your copay for you myself! I'll pay your copay for you myself!" over and over. I'm standing there speechless in a completely full waiting room embarrassed for this person and frustrating to 100%. Another staff person comes out because Miss Garcia was making such a scene and calls me back in the hallway. Makes me stand in line for a fourth time now just to tell me she wont be giving me a note. I had to have someone else read Miss Garcia's hand written note and it says "I Avely Garcia PT is aware that an auth is needed to be seen. If auth not levied pt is aware insurance will not pay. I did not tell ps she is not responsible. This is in her ins she should know her benefits." So Miss Garcia lied directly to my face twice, shouted at me multiple times, waisted hours of my time while I tried to do her job making calls and doubled down on her bad behavior when I gave her multiple opportunities to make it right. Additionally, I received my confirmation email for my second appointment and she booked me at a location over an hour away instead of the same location which is where I'm being seen. Just all around incredibly rude, unnecessary, and incompetent front office staff.

Dr Kabel review…read more Everyone in this office are so kind and thoughtful. Dr Kable in particular was very impressive. She was extremely competent & thorough (as one would expect) but what surprised me most was her incredible empathy and "EQ". She takes time to share how she develops her diagnosis, which is crucial to the informed patient. The root of "doctor" is the Latin word docēre which means "to teach"....and Dr Kable exemplifies the very best attributes of a caregiver in whom anyone would be comfortable placing their full confidence.

Dr. Kaplan has the perfect bed side manner for a pediatrician. My son is rarely a difficult child…read morebut any baby can "flare up" suddenly. Good or bad, Dr. Kaplan handles my baby boy perfectly whatever his behavior happens to be. What a great doctor!

Dr. Kaplan was my daughter's pediatrician for her entire childhood from birth until her mid-teens…read moreand I always felt extremely blessed to have found him as her first primary care physician. Since my daughter spent a few months in the NICU before coming home, we had time to consider who would be her pediatrician once she came home. I made several calls to the "highly-recommended" pediatrician groups around town, only to become disappointed that calls were not returned, or that because my daughter had been born early and I was still not pregnant, they would not honor the usual invitations for new parents to come meet the providers. I also realized that a large group, no matter how good the doctors may be, would not offer the consistency or personal attention that I anticipated might be needed bringing home a preemie infant who had just spent 11 weeks in the NICU. So when I was referred to Dr. Kaplan, I was thrilled that his nurse Holly called me and actually spoke to me like a real person and a new mom bringing home a NICU baby. Since her discharge date from the hospital was uncertain, Holly assured me that all I needed to do was call her when we came home and they would see us right away, no matter when that might be. True to their word, we were able to come within our first 2 days at home. Whenever we had any issue at all, I could call Holly or any of nurses/assistants, and the calls would be returned almost immediately. As a NICU baby, my daughter's early life was spent being followed by several specialists including pedi pulmonologist, pedi ophthalmologist (for a rare eye disorder), vision/retina specialists for ongoing testing, developmental pedi specialists, and later a pedi endocrinologist. At each well visit, Dr. Kaplan sat and took the time to go through specialist we were seeing and get an update on what was happening. Once, when we had a health scare requiring urgent testing be arranged, his staff even went above and beyond to call our other providers and rearrange scheduling of other services so that we could be available for the urgent testing, and Dr. Kaplan even called me personally to discuss the situation. Dr. Kaplan's bedside manner with kids is also the best. From the time my daughter was an infant, he has always entered the room greeting her first. He has a gentle and kind manner with his pedi patients that we would all like to see from any doctor. Overall, I cannot thank or recommend Dr. Kaplan enough. He was the best and only pediatrician my daughter ever needed, and made our early years that much simpler knowing we were in the best hands possible to care for her medical needs.