The staff is very friendly and professional and Dr. Skeetora Taylor is a excellant doctor !read more

Have been with Dr. Sharps since 2013. My wife got the Alzheimer on 2016 and she refused to take any…read moreAlzheimer treatments since then. On 2025-10-14, for the first time, my wife unexpectedly was charged an extra office visit for $120. It's just a yearly routine exam and we didn't ask for an office visit. They said that because Dr. Sharp and my wife talked about something during the physical exam, this part cost us this extra charge. The clinic didn't tell my wife in advance that she might be extra charged during the routine physical exam. This clinic said they charged this money for the insurance company, Aetna. On 2025-10-14, We called Aetna, but they said they have nothing to do with this charge. The clinic asked us not to talk to Dr. Sharp about it. We will call the clinic and keep this post updated *** updates on 2025-11-10 Catalyst Physician Group replied and I emailed my contact info and dispute case on 2025-10-16 to contact@catalysthealthgroup.net as instructed. But, 26 days passed, I haven't received the refund or any feedback from Catalyst Physician Group or Northeast Tarrant Internal Medicine Associates. We plan to contact Dr. Rebecca Sharp directly to get $120 refund

Will not be back due to unfair treatment and complete disregard. Arrived early and checked in at…read more8:19a for my 9:30a appt for labs and watched as everyone in the waiting room was called back except me. I watched as someone who checked in at 8:41 for a 8:45 appt for labs was called back and left in minutes. I approached the window at 8:55 and asked if I should reschedule and the lady at the front window apologized and went and brought the oversight to the lab tech's attention, and heard the lab tech say "I have a 9a coming in." When they took the person who showed up at 8:57 back for their 9a, I told the lady at the window I was leaving and didn't understand the way I was treated. I lost my dog two days prior and just needed them to treat me as a person and not nothing. Won't ever be back. Don't worry, I paid before hand for my appointment so now I have to somehow get a refund from them. Yay!

I met Dr. Ryan in August 2007 when I came down with a bad case of Shingles. She was very thorough…read morein her examination and very sympathetic to my problem. She was one of the most efficient and caring physicians I have ever met.

This is my doctor, and she is the best. THE BEST. She listens and tries to find any and all ways to…read moretreat you. She knows exactly what new meds are available and starts you off low. You will love her as much as i do if you get treated by her. She is a pediatrician too!

Dr. Ryan Nolan at achieve health is outstanding. He has great bedside manners. He does not just…read more prescribe medicine to cure things instead he looks at other options.

Had the unfortunate pleasure to sit and wait for Patrick Nolen today. I was looking to move…read moreprimary care to someone closer to home so when i received flyer in mail and read some of the reviews expectations were good. First issue: Patient portal - you would suspect or hope it was to help speed 1st patient visit along and cut down on duplication, yea not here. On-line you fill out patient info, address, emergency contact and several pages & fields including last Dr. seen, then at the end of that 30 minute session. You get to do it ALL over again but this time on 11 page document you need to print out. Make sure an take notice, one of the last pages ask for Credit Card number, expiration date & 3 digit security code info to have on file "just in case" interesting huh.... Second issue: Customer service skills, I showed up 10 minutes early. I was greeted cordially enough, I presented the eleven pages I spent more time filling out, since this one is a little more detailed and required digging up contact names, numbers and recalling procedural info not asked on the patient portal. I begin the sit and wait process for the next 45 minutes, do I get so sorry for wait, do I get he is with someone that requires assistance, do i get would you like a glass of water, heck no. Instead at the 50 min mark beyond my scheduled appointment I now see the nurse, same nurse who has been sitting at the front desk the entire time. She will now take my BP, Oxygen level, temperature and weight then I am taken into a patient room to wait additional 15 minutes. Finally after 65 minutes of being at their office (55 mins waiting for Dr) he walks in. Third issue: No respect for the patient. Instead of walking in and saying "I am so sorry and apologizing" I get " so what are you here for. We begin to cover why I am there and due to his lateness I do not have time to do a full 1st visit but I am willing to come back, get blood work and other tests done. Now, he offers an apology for being late. We quickly talk about why I am there. Total face-to-face with Nolen about 20 minutes. Now I know several of you are saying "you had the red flags" why didn't you leave. In the past I would have been gone, but now its simple. I know things can happen and Dr's can get backed-up so give some leniency. Until they cross the line, with attitude their time is more important than ours so just deal with it or you challenge their fees which can cause them to bow up. Which they are going to charge one-way or another remember you gave them access to your CC with authorization when you signed that document. If you are seeing this guy and are happy then that is great but if you are thinking about going to see him cause you got a flyer in the mail...think about it how many Dr's have you known that have flyers in the mail.

I have been a patient with the medical care facility for about 15 years now and every Doctor I…read morehave had including the PA has made me feel like I cared. I had complete confidence in each health care provider and would still be their patient if it wasn't for one retiring, one passing away and now my current Doctor, Smitha Pati leaving to branch off on her own. She has been a Doctor I could talk to and felt she actually listens as a medical professional and as a woman. I would recommend her to anyone asking about a general practitioner. I will miss her and the trust I have in her. Where ever her next chapter starts, her patients will be lucky to have her.

Dr. Rizkalla's nurse scarred me when she came close to my face and put her open hand 2 inches from…read moremy face because I could not answer her question propery. I am 79 yrs old and that was very scary to me. I reported her to office menager but nothing has been done. I will never go back.

Great Doctor! The best!! I have had several procedures with Dr. Mills and have always felt…read morecompletely comfortable. The staff is amazing!

Hopefully Dr. Mills will read this. After many weeks of trying to recover, many calls to your…read morefinancial office, copay over payment I finally told the person on a Thursday that if I did not have the refund by the following Friday(8 days) that I would ask the Texas Medical board for assistance in collecting my money. Now I did get my money with their help. They said your response in essence "I did not ask for the return of my money". Either you or your staff has lied as some conversations became heated. I have no reason to believe I would have received my monies without the state's help. So my question is, who is keeping the overpaid monies? Who is stealing from the patients?

Easy access to the building and I had no issue finding parking. Offering an automated door and a…read moreclose curb side drop off. Entry and building appearsed well maintained. Waiting room was ample in size and had more then sufficient seating. One television played a television show at an appropriate volume with subtitles. There was a water cooler and cups provided. Her staff was professional and kind hearted; each taking time to have a conversation. Hearing them chit chat with other patients, in the hall, while I waited provided a sense of comfort in time that can be riddled with anxiety. There was a small delay in seeing the doctor, however, I appropriate a doctor that gives her time to her patients. I may be the patient in the need of extra care some day. Dr. Kreider was very genuine in her concern for my health. She was very thorough and I appreciate her approach to asking me questions. She offered a feeling of comfort I have not found in many doctors. Directions where given clearly and there was genuine conversation about my health concerns. Though most people don't look forward to going back to the doctor, I am looking forward to go to here when I do need help.

Dr. Kreider is not exactly a warm-fuzzy physician, but she is extremely thorough. She is an…read moreInternal Medicine specialist and pays particular attention to life issues: blood pressure, heart, lungs, cholesterol, weight, etc. She's not necessarily the person to see when you have a sinus infection, upper respiratory infection, the flu, or a simple rash. For these things I go to a stand-alone clinic like Care Now. She's too hard to get in to see for something that requires immediate attention, but she's great if you have a chronic condition or as I said a life issue. She is fanatical about being on time. She sees you on time and expects you to be on time. This is most rare in a physician. As I said, she's all business and does NOT have a warm-fuzzy bedside manner, but I'd rather have someone like that who knows her stuff and isn't afraid to follow-through on things, and get to the bottom of an issue. Their office is next door to the hospital and convenient for tests, etc. It's part of a very large group practice with offices all over north Texas. I've used her for about 10 years and have no complaints. I recommend her if you're looking for a serious physician.

Have been with Dr. Sharps for over a decade. On 2025-10-14, for the first time, my wife and I…read moreunexpectedly were charged an extra visit for $120. It's just a yearly routine exam. They said that because Dr. Sharp and we talked about something during the physical exam, this part should be separated from the routine exam and it cost us $120. This clinic said they charged this money for the insurance company, Aetna. They asked us not to talk to Dr. Sharp about it. We found that this clinic is under new management lately. We will not go back to this clinic anymore

From the owner: Welcome to Northeast Tarrant Internal Medicine Associates, LLP (NETIMA), now part of Catalyst…read morePhysician Group. We are a 10 physician Internal Medicine with three locations, two located on Westpark Way in Euless, Texas and the third is on North Tarrant Parkway in Alliance area. Our practice was established in the early 1980's by our founding partner Newton C. Galusha, M.D. In 1996 our physician's joined together to create what is now Northeast Tarrant Internal Medicine Associates. We committed to providing efficient, compassionate and quality healthcare to our patients.

Dr Cook was nice at first but that quickly changed. He kept charging for physicals by changing the…read morecode in his system because he was pushing referrals to other drs for things so said it was no longer a physical. He wanted me to have gastric bypass and I had explained I was concerned about it as I knew a couple people who almost died. His response was there is always a chance someone could die in surgery. Just very flippant and rude

Dr Cook is very unprofessional. Never knows why you are seeing him and doesn't try to care or even…read moreget to actually know his patients.. terrible Doctor