Elodie is an outstanding nurse practitioner who is highly knowledgeable, compassionate, and…read moreexperienced in her field.

Amazing care- I came in after another urgent care failed to diagnose me. The staff here were…read moreamazing and made me feel taken care of immediately. I was able to get proper treatment, prompt care that I desperately needed! 10/10 recommend!

Five-Star Care When It Matters Most I cannot recommend…read morePremier Emergency Room highly enough. From the moment I walked through the doors, the experience was nothing short of exceptional. In a world where ER wait times are usually measured in hours, I was seen in under two minutes. The Gold Standard of Care The nursing staff was incredibly attentive and genuinely caring. I never had to wonder what was happening next; they kept me updated constantly and handled everything with such professionalism that it immediately put my mind at ease. Expert Medical Guidance I was treated by Dr. Elwell, who is fantastic. He was direct, highly informative, and possessed a bedside manner that is hard to find these days. He took the time to ensure I understood every aspect of my treatment during the visit and provided crystal-clear instructions for my aftercare before I was discharged. My New Go-To Facility It is rare to find a medical facility that balances lightning-fast efficiency with such a warm, human touch. This is officially the only place I will be going for emergency care from now on. If you want to be treated like a person and not just a chart number, go to Premier.

as a nurse practitioner and an attorney in healthcare law I must say the care is exceptional…read more @floreslawfirm

cannot make appt online. Their system is screwed up. Every time I tried to sign in, it would…read moremess up.

Everytime I have labs here they never have my labs from my doctor. They somehow never get to them…read more Bring a paper copy. Don't trust there electronic system. Very frustrating.

I've been here a multitude of times and during covid, appointments were definitely needed to…read moreprevent too many lingering in the waiting area. The time-before-last, I walked in to MAKE an appointment and was told they could take me then...no appt. needed. LAST time I walked in and checked in and sat for well over an hour as the waiting area filled to standing room only....and I cancelled my check-in. So, back to plan A. Make an appointment, KEEP the appointment and I didn't have to wait but maybe 10 minutes. It's clear they're short-staffed. But if you make the appointment and keep it, they do get to you. I believe I was given bad advice a couple-times back. Definitely make an appointment. But, Labcorp: staff the office for the workflow. Not cool having a full waiting area anymore.

My experience with Lab Corp Customer Service is horrible. Very long wait times, faulty patient…read moreportal and Hang up by Customer Service are just of few of their issues. Go somewhere else. We have had luck with Quest.

Appt was set for about a week ahead, not bad. I asked about adding my name on a cancellations list…read moreand was told they didn't have one. Which I have been told before but have also been told by 2 people that they could get me in sooner if someone cancelled; and both did call back when the opportunity arose to move my schedule ahead. So I'm not sure why some people can do it and others don't even know about it. I also asked the lady strapping me to the table " an you please tell me when you are in between breaks so I can take a breath". She said "you don't have yo hold your breath". I told her "yes mam, but I have a little anxiety about shallow breathing but cause I'm told not to move. Halfway through I start getting anxious from feeling claustrophobic. It helps if they say "ok we have a 10 sec break to take a breath" so I can feel like i could take a big breath and not feel so anxious. But they chose not to do me that little request. Also, they schedule your appt and then tell everyone to be there 30mins early. I assume it's to register, make sure they have a copy of ID and insurance and check in you in. Also because they are usually running a bit early. Well since I register online and they already have copies of my insurance and ID, all they have to do when I get there is check me in. I get scolded almost every time I come here because I'm not here at the SUGGESTED 30 mins early for them to click on some buttons that basically say "Tina's here". I dont get it. I'm still here early (at least 10-20 mins). On this visit I was on the parking lot by 20mins til my appt. and I hesitated getting out right away because I noticed an elderly woman trying to help her husband get out of the car in a wheelchair. They managed to get it after about 5 mins so I proceeded to go in. I came up to them at the door struggled with it so I hopped around from the back and opened the door for the gentlemen to push in his wheelchair then we waited for someone to notice us to check us in. They checked him in then came to me. I have I informed the lady that I registered online and they have a current copy of my ID and insurance card on file. She said "ok, ty, have a seat and we'll call you". When my name was called about 2 mins later, I was told "you need yo be here 30mins early for your MRI appts -"and your appt is in 6 mins". I told her "I apologize but I was technically here in the parking lot for 20mins before appt. And that I helped someone that appeared to be struggling before I came in and let them ho first. Also, I didn't think it would be as urgent for the 30mins since I completed everything online". She replied like she never heard me (or didn't care) "you need to be here 30mins prior to appt". I've never been scolded at a medical office when I'm always here by my appt time and almost early by at least 10 mins or more.

This will be my first time setting an appointment here from my doctor order. Both times that I've…read morecalled today the receptionist I can't remember their names were extremely rude and have a very aggressive / annoyed tone with me. I was asking questions regarding my insurance. I had called 4 days before my appointment to make sure my insurance was good after sending everything over online. I have an appointment on Thursday and I would sure hope the attitude I received on the phone won't be the same in person. If so this will be the LAST TIME I come back here!

I cannot believe how unfriendly the staff is at this location. I have been three times to have…read moreblood work. Today I decided I will find another Lab even if I have to drive a little further. My first visit really should have been my last. The receptionist was incredible rude! I just blew it off. But, today was it for me.

Such a wonderful facility, very clean and respectable. I came in for what I thought was an…read moreemergency, in a state that I'm sure was tough to handle. However, the team here at physicians premier Ennis is one of a kind. They are kind and cared for me like I was their only patient. I was checked in very quickly and almost immediately was brought to the back within minutes. I've never been seen in an emergency room faster than I have here. I was not sure what I was experiencing but they did not dismiss me and my concerns rather than help me to understand what was truly going on. 1000/10 thank you all so much.

I have used Premiere ER several times in the past without incident. However my experience on…read more1/2/2021 was very disappointing. I have had pneumonia twice in 2020 and both times I woke up acutely ill with a high fever (104) and gasping for air. Both times I was alone and unable to safely drive myself to an ER so I had to call 911 and transport to Bay Area. Both times I was admitted and that 2nd time I had called I truly didn't think they were going to make it in time. (in addition to the pneumonia I was having an acute asthma attack) This 3rd time my firefighter boyfriend was with me and noticed I was getting progressively sicker as the night went by. We agreed it would be best to go to Premiere and nip this one in the bud so to speak before it escalated. Before any definitive testing was completed, the ER doctor told me he felt my SOB was "all in my head" (because my pulse ox was 98-99%). I can't tell you how devastated and small I felt. As a registered nurse and paramedic with 30 years of healthcare experience, I can assure you I've had to have similar discussions with patients. However for him to come to this conclusion, whether it be a personal or professional opinion, was definitely premature. What the ER doctor didn't know, because he didn't ask, was I had walked 3 flights of stairs and had to ambulate to/from the car twice before he saw me. So, yes, I was very SOB. The cold night air and the heavy use of my rescue inhaler prior to arrival had put me in a paradoxical bronchospasm and I was only just beginning to settle down. ...but mind you, this was "all in my head". And while anxiety and fear can certainly exacerbate SOB and make one feel as if they're in acute distress, I most definitely cannot fake a CXR which revealed LLL pneumonia. (now my 3rd dx in less than 12 months) I also can't fake a BP of 88/60 (I normally run extremely high, especially my DBP which is usually 90-110) I know I didn't meet criteria for hospital admission. I certainly wasn't seeking that. As stated previously, I went to Premiere to tackle this situation before inpatient treatment was necessary. The ER doc seemed to agree (after reviewing my CXR) and I was given a neb tx, IVP ABX and sent home with multiple RX's to continue care at home. What I was not given was an apology for being made to feel as if I was merely attention seeking, emotional, psychosomatic and dramatic. Everyone can have an off shift but on 1/2/2021 the healthcare system let this long-time nurse down. I hope that if/when the day comes that this MD finds himself on the other side of a hospital gurney that he receives better care than the care he initially gave me.

The doctor was very professional and friendly. Nurse was…read morerude, ATTITUDE, body language looked like she had personal problems on the cellphone. Maybe she was there all night needed to go home.

Came in around 5 Am and was not triaged till 6:30 AM despite there being only two other patients…read morethere. reviews said it was affordable but it was most definitely not. The nurse that triaged me said thank god after he closed the door after rushing through triage questions. i understand getting tired at the end of a shift but reg the bedside manner was lacking i am still a person at the end of the day and im sorry illness came at the end of your shift. Dr made up for it however she was bubbly and considerate. just don't come here without insurance or in a hurry