Awesome experience The nurses were prompt and helpful…read more Clean rooms and fast triaging! I was in and out within 11/2 hours.

Charged 8000 dollars to take stitches out and get antibiotic and tetanus shot. 130.00 dollars for…read moretwo pumps of soap to wash with.

A True Gem! Good food, friendly environment, and great prices!…read moreI cannot say enough good things about the cafeteria at USMD Hospital! Hospital food often gets a bad reputation, but the dining team here completely shatters that stereotype. Eating here feels like coming home! From top to bottom, the entire staff operates like a well-oiled machine: The culinary team does an incredible job. Every dish tastes fresh, flavorful, and made with real care. They offer a variety when they can--from hot, comforting entrees to fresh options--ensuring there's always something delicious no matter your dietary and prices you can actually afford. The serving lines, grab-and-go stations, and drink displays are always fully stocked, organized, and refreshed. You never have to search for an item or settle for an empty tray because this crew stays on top of everything seamlessly. The cashiers are absolute angels! The cashiers are extraordinarily warm, super friendly, and genuinely eager to help. Going through the line with a bright smile and a welcoming word makes such a difference, especially in a hospital setting where visitors and staff alike could use a little extra kindness.The entire dining room and service area are kept clean. Whether you are a patient's family member, a visitor, or a member of the hospital staff, this cafeteria is a bright spot in the day. Huge thank you for your hard work, hospitality, and amazing food!

So, I found out I needed to have a kidney out. Not the best news, sure. But the surgeon was well…read moreregarded and they were gonna use the robot assisted surgery, which is pretty rad. The robot lives here, I guess, so the procedure was scheduled for 9-10-26. From the staff to the nurses to the doctors, everyone here was wonderful. They made me feel well cared for and helped me get back on my feet after the surgery. I cannot remember every name of every nurse who helped me over the two days I was there, but a few stand out. A nice lady named Essie, a lady named Caroline (and yes, i made the "sweet Caroline" gag when she introduced herself... sorry), and another nurse called Jackie. And a lady named Jenny who gave me an IV, literally the smoothest IV I have ever received. I literally didnt even feel the stick! Needles dont bother me, but I usually feel the poke. She is apparently magic or something. Obviously I hope you are in good health and never need to go to hospital. But when you do, this place ranks high with me in terms of care, staff, and state-of-the-art technology like a rad surgery robot. I nicknamed him KD-NY because of course I'm a Star Wars dork, lol. Thanks USMD. This was a scary time and now that I'm on the mend, I feel blessed to have been given the opportunity to meet so many wonderful caregivers who work on this space. God bless yall!

I visited this facility today because I had an injury and needed help. The facility itself is in a…read morereal nice location and conveniently located. The entrance/lobby area is quite attractive and comfortable. The lady at the front desk was extremely friendly, accepted my insurance and was a joy to speak to. The doctor that saw me (Dr Patel) was very knowledgeable and had an awesome personality. The interior was extremely clean and needless to say I am very happy that I chose this place to visit for my injury (and will go back there again if need be).

Doctors are great to talk to the nursing staff is is very good. Also, do you have a problem getting…read morea prescription refill but I was going about it the wrong way I needed to start with the pharmacy first I was trying to get the doctor to order it, but I needed to get the pharmacy involved so take my advice if you need a refill of medicine go to your pharmacy

I have seen a few doctors at Arlington Orthopedics in both Arlington and Mansfield and think the…read moreDOCTOR'S are great. However their office will blow up your phone with text and calls constantly about paperwork, and confirming. etc. They even text you at 7:00 a.m about things. It's a lot! Furthermore if you need MRI"s or treatment they only do it at Baylor Scott & White in Arlington on Highland. I will never go there again if that is the only place the doctors at Arlington Orthopedics can send patients to. If I thought that Arlington Orthopedics was bad about blowing up up your phone, Baylor is a thousand times worse especially when it comes to getting their money before your procedure! I received multiple calls and text from multiple people there daily wanting their money. We were waiting for our insurance to process claims from another procedure somewhere else where our deductible could be seen by Baylor. Still the day before my procedure they sent another text saying they have to have my payment tomorrow in all caps! What business does this? Even on the day of we had to sit in the business office and hash all this over again and again which made things very stressful before having a procedure. Lastly out of 2 visits there, I have only encountered one nice person. No one there cares about anything except getting your money. My advice is to think long and hard about Arlington Orthopedics if you think you may need an actual procedure and then you better have your money ready and your ducks in a row. Baylor Scott & White is very aggressive in getting their money. That's all that matters to them.

My mom was here for 40 days. I'll admit coming from Medical City Arlington ICU to here was a…read moredramatic shift in care. If you're like me and my family and having a hard time leaving your loved one alone for longer than a few hours, it's important to note that the equipment and processes they use is a lot different than from a hospital (ICU at that). I wish that administration and nurses would take a moment to brief new admissions on what the equipment/processes look like, but if you ask they're more than happy to go over everything. The unfortunate thing is that they likely won't go out of their way to brief you until a business day when most of us are working, despite most admissions seemingly happening Fridays. However, same goes for mostly everything else, if you ask or raise a concern, everyone is quick to listen, take accountability, and have the tough conversations (as long as ur talking to the right people). Believe me there was a lot of concerns that were voiced upon our initial arrival, some more loudly than others, but after administration displayed empathy and directed my questions appropriately, things seemed to start to settle a bit. It was not easy and required a lot of patience, but if you spend enough time there, you'll see that the nurses here work very well together. Sure - you may get a few that may not be as welcoming and a bit more hasty than others (not cool but speak up or pick up a nursing skill or two) - but most of the nurses here really started to feel like close friends to me and my family. Especially Yet and Bernard. Yet was so warm, welcoming, and positive, and Bernard is such a hard worker and so proactive. I mean they're all hard workers, what they do when they come in to your room, they rinse and repeat constantly throughout their day. The Drs are brief and only come by early in the mornings. They seem a bit pensive and uncommunicative at first, but after some time you can tell that they also truly care about the progress being made. It's easy to be high-stress in this environment and of course the lifestyle changes are going to be challenging regardless. I think communication could have all around been a bit better but please do not hesitate to voice your concerns and ask to familiarize yourself with processes. It also helps to take notes to answer questions where there are gaps or changes in care. She was moved to 3 different rooms throughout her stay here, which was kind of annoying, but the first time was with good reasoning. The second room was nice but the other two were a bit uh... well this place could definitely use a face lift to say the least, and the cafeteria barely deserves to be called a cafeteria. The water tastes and smells a little weird here although allegedly they have water filtering systems (side eye), but overall it is much more well taken care of than some other places I've been to and it is very accessible, accommodating, and can feel pretty comfortable at times. Although my stay here was well regulated, I speculate (emphasis on speculate) someone across the hall was being overly medicated. I overheard that the gentleman had been in/out of Kindred for a while, and his heart pressure had been dropping quite low this particular day, but in the process of trying to get him a transfusion he died. I believe his heart pressure was allowed to remain low and unattended for too long. Which brings something else to mind: there was a point where we felt that an "anxiety" medication had been unnecessarily prescribed despite my mom never having anxiety in the past. We voiced the concerns and the Dr removed it from the list. It was only supposed to be there as a "just in case her blood pressure goes back up", but it's possible that a nurse was just giving it willy nilly because it was there. If you see your loved one not responding to medication well, stay informed and speak up. We lost precious time with rehabilitation with this unneeded prescription causing her to be overly drowzy and unresponsive. With all that being said, the only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 was because the case managers must be under some type of stress to rush you out of there, and so the transfer out of kindred has been a nightmare. I wish the case workers had more incentive to actually be mindful of the type of care that's needed when transferring out and not just making their best estimated guesses. I didn't find out until after the fact, but my employer offers Cariloop which is supporting you support your loved ones. They provide you with your own case manager so if you have an option like that I suggest taking advantage of it.

Worst place you can send anyone you love to rehab. They reuse medications. They gave my mom a…read morebottle of open mouthwash/medicine that had another patient's phi on it. It has his name, DOB, admit date and Dr that prescribed it. Their staff is hit or miss with stars and then the not so stellar. If you have a choice, pick somewhere else. My mom left with no discharge meds or oxygen for pneumonia. We had to piece together the meds and equipment on our own. If I could give them zero stars, I would.

Both the nurse and doctor too great care to explain to me my wound, how to treat it (way different…read morethan I learned), and get it healed. The nurse taught me what salve and bandages to use. She even gave me extra supplies!The Dr explained what foods would speed up healing. They were very gentle and caring. I learned a LOT! Also, there was no rush to get me out for the next patient. They were focused on me, not the clock.

They are by far, the best in the city ! Everybody cares deeply for you , and does an excellent job…read more From hyperbarics to wound care, they are top notch !

Dr J is the best! I'm so grateful I found him. He is an excellent listener. He is brilliant and…read morevery kind also. He found the cause of my fatigue and I feel better already. I only wish I would have found him years ago. Also the girls who work in his office are very nice.

Dr. Jay is not only a very knowledgeable doctor he is an exceptional doctor that cares about his…read morepatients. He takes the time to know his patients, their circumstances, their life, he treats the individual not just the symptoms. He has helped me through hormone replacement, pneumonia, stress, and even to stem cell therapy for my lower back so i could walk and play with my grandaughter...Dr. J and his whole staff are an amazingly group of people that have been carrying for me and my family for over 18 years, they are like family. (Post script on other review I read...they don't file insurance and it might be an inconvenience but the time he spends with you as a patient is worth that inconvenience...he and his staff will do their best to find you the answers you need)

My experience with TMI began in 2016. Due to a motorcycle wreck in 2010, several things needed…read morerepair. It began with a knee replacement done by Dr Seroyer. went better than expected. Next issue was addressed by Dr Even. He has a great group, can't speak highly enough about both Dr Even and his PA Ambrosia. Amazing team. Couple years and I'm back with a hip replacement. Once again, Dr Seroyer does an outstanding job. Back on my feet in 2 weeks. Another 2 years roll by and again I need to see Dr Even. Had to have another fusion and they found a small cyst in L3. After recuperating I was good as new. My latest adventure was another spine issue and Dr Even and his team were just as professional as they were the other 2 times. Still recuperating from the last one. Over my 10 years experience, The Surgery skills and desire to get you up and going again are the best there is. As with all offices, changes have been made and sadly not all for the better. Thankfully, the team of Dr Even and Ambrosia are still intact and I would call them again tomorrow if my back needs work. If my other knee and hip need work, Dr Seroyer will get the call. There are issues getting to see the Drs due to schedules and as such, appointments are given to the doctors PA. Thank goodness Dr Even has an excellent PA with Ambrosia. Never worry about visit with them. They are the Best Drs around. That's the reason the PROs use Dr Meister, Dr Seroyer and Dr Even and I fully understand wht.

Something has changed with this practice. It isn't as professional or responsive as it was, seems…read moremaybe more bottom line driven. If you need surgery you're a priority but after that, get in line. While some aspects of the practice are as good as they were 5-7 years, others have significantly eroded . Scheduling and communication are two of the biggest negative changes - not sure why, actually, just based on recent experience with a surgeon's medical assistant and surgery scheduler. Our experience included not receiving return phone calls when promised, not honoring commitments to appointments as discussed, and these are things that we as patients can evaluate - as opposed to how great the surgery was.