I like this place. They treat my friend so well and she always seems happy. Of course she's…read moreself-sufficient for the most part and able to go out to the store or to eat with me or other friends. She never has any complaints.

There is a lady who works here on the weekends who must be on some power trip. Her name is Rhonda…read moreand I have never seen anyone get so angry over an employee's adult child bringing them something for dinner. She was yelling at this lady and her daughter in the middle of the hallway, in front of other employees and residents. She did not give either of them a chance to speak and had a horrible attitude the entire time and refused to believe negative comments about a male nurse who was not doing his job. This woman clearly has some power issues.

Hi everyone,…read more Unfortunately, I have had the occasion to visit Chisholm Trail Orthopedics two times in the past couple of weeks. I say unfortunately only because no one wants to be sick! I have to say, I have nothing but wonderful things to say about this place. The facility is very nice and absolutely spotless! It runs like a well oiled machine! They take you in at the appointed time. They gather whatever info you need and bam the doctor or nurse practitioner is in to see you. The care is excellent and all of the staff is very friendly. I definitely recommend them if you need orthopedic care. Jim

Myself and my wife went to Chisholm Trail Orthopedics and Sports Medicine and what happened there…read morestill has me in shock . I won't mention the Doctors name but what I'm about to say is true . My wife went there for an issue with her foot that needed attention , when to Female Doctor came into the examination room she never looked at me or greeted me ( my wife is white and I am African American) she proceeded to greet my wife and totally ignored me . Later on in the conversation with my wife she recommended a medication for her to take , I inquired whether if she needs to rest her foot more that usual for the medication to work better because she will be on her feet at work. The Doctor now looks at me for the first time and says this " I am afraid " , I was puzzled by that response so I said " what " , she then said it again . She then never answered my question and proceeded to ignore me and finished what she was doing and left . To this day I don't know what she was afraid of because she never said and it's completely baffling. As a US Army veteran and a retired person , I have informed veteran organizations of this experience with this outfit and informed friends not to deal with these people. Thank you for your time if you are reading this .

Didn't have any long wait time, friendly and knowledgeable staff & doctor. Excellent care and…read moreoverall experience here.

Excellent Doctor and Staff. They are caring and attentive to the needs and concerns of our 90 yr…read moreold Mom. I appreciate that my Mom has FINALLY found a good Doctor in Granbury where she has lived over 25 years. He is understanding and is aggressive in treating her concerns. Thank you all. I highly recommend Doctor Lee and his Staff.

Dr Lee is in honest, doctor. I've seen him for at least 20 years I think. I trust him totally and…read morewould recommend him.

My problems with Texas Health Surgery Center of Cleburne began on September 10, 2025, when I was…read morethere for an injection into my lower back with Dr. Scott Berlin. The pre-operative team was great; however, the problems started with the Anesthesiologist. As I was getting onto the table and the nurse was prepping my lower back, the Anesthesiologist made a very inappropriate comment about my butt. Then, in post-op, I was woken up by the nurse quickly raising the head of the gurney. I then asked the nurse to please lower the head back down, and she refused. I explained it was uncomfortable and was making me dizzy. As the room started to spin, I asked for meds to help with the dizziness, and they refused to provide relief. The post-op team then told me it was time for me to go home and started dressing me. After that, a nurse moved my legs off the gurney and put me in a wheelchair. I told them again that I could not see straight, they responded with "it should pass soon, let us get you to the car. My visit on September 29, 2025, was similar, except that my issues began at check-in. I arrived on time and signed in. However, I was not acknowledged until about an hour after I arrived. I watched as the front desk staff discussed what to have for lunch and prepared for a team photo. Again, the pre-op team was excellent. However, once again, the same Anesthesiologist made the same inappropriate comment about my butt. This time, I did mention to him that the comment was "creepy". In post-op, the same thing happened. I asked to lower my head, and I was told no; it is time to go home. I again was dizzy and the room was spinning. I told the nurse, and she took out my iv and put me in the wheelchair without anything to resolve the dizziness. On October 20, 2025, things got worse. I woke up from my procedure with 10/10 pain. I was given pain meds; however, the pain was still very intense. I was told there was nothing more they could give me, and a nurse tried to take out my IV. I told them no, I was not ready to be discharged because of uncontrolled pain. They offered oral pain meds, but I refused because I needed something more fast-acting. Again, the team told me there was nothing more they could do for me, and it was time for me to leave. I also overheard a nurse tell another member that I was drug seeking. Dr. Berlin then informed me that if I choose, I could go to the ER for pain management, but the facility could not give me anything else. I told him that was fine and asked him to arrange for a transfer. He said, "We do not do that; you will have to go on your own." My last experience was on November 3, 2025. This time, I asked to have my escort in pre- and post op with me due to my past experiences, and I was told by Dr. Berlin that "we do not do that unless you are an infant." The Cleburne Surgery Center website states, "You and your family or escort will stay in the room until it is time for your surgery." As well as "During surgery, your escort will stay in a waiting area and will rejoin you in the recovery area after your surgery." https://cleburnesurgical.com/during-your-stay/check-in-and-admission/ I was then spoken to by Dr. Berlin and the Director of Nursing, and I voiced my concerns about my post-op experience. I was then reprimanded for my actions during the post-op period on October 20, 2025. I tried to explain my actions and that, after how I have been treated, I did not feel safe without a non-biased witness (escort), but was met with veiled threats. During Pre-Op, I was given extra attention to ensure we did not have a repeat of the last visit. I assured them that I am not that person; I need proper pain management and maybe extra time in post-op. They told me that most people only need 15 minutes from when they arrive at post-op to when they leave. Once I got into the OR, the Anesthesiologist jokingly called me a problem child and again commented on my butt and also my choice of underwear. Once I was in post, I was again woken up by the swift raising of my head. I asked the nurse to lower my head, and she stated, "Do not start, you have been counseled." I told her, "You are fired" (meaning that she was no longer in my care team). She said, " No, Im not and called for the DON. By this time, I am in tears. The DON came over and told me what was going on, and I repeated the encounter. I asked again for my head to be lowered because it was uncomfortable for me to sit like that, and she said no, adding that it was time to go home and that I could get comfortable in the car. I asked how long I had been in post-op, and she replied, '30 minutes.' She then starts going over my post op instructions and demands I calm down, stop crying, and sign the instructions. When I leave the facility, I am still crying.

Very thorough and caring with tests in ER. Wait time was too long but they still monitored me in…read morewaiting area.

10/10 recommend. With insurance prices sky high this is a great option for uninsured people…read more Great staff/doctors/very clean/organized/fast wait times.

Turk Express Care 2.0 this location is in Granbury. I also use the one here in Glen Rose, Dr. Turk…read moreand his wonderful wife Shelley Turk nurse practitioner is incredible. I started my journey with them about 12 years ago. They are kind, loving an incredible compassionate people. I love the fact that they take walk-ins and will allow you just to show up when you need in a moment of emergency. I also go to Shelley Turk for some Botox and some beauty. products facials. She also just got this incredible new machine called XO mind. It is a state of the art treatment dealing with your brain function, but also the machine also has features with other units that can tone your flabby bodies and also help with women's cognizance helping men stay powerful in the bedroom. This machine is incredible consultations are always free about Botox and fillers which I love that way you don't get ripped off from other people who else does free consultations in the willing to take the time to talk about fillers and Botox. nobody within 1,000,000 miles I think God that I found these people and I enjoy knowing that I am protected and safe and treated with the upmost advanced healthcare and keeping my youthful skin youthful. If you are interested, call today and make your appointment. I promise you won't regret it cash pay only that's why the prices are remarkably wonderful.

The Clinic Dr Hopkins office is in is an extremely busy family medical center. Parking is almost…read morenon existent. The staff are so busy with all the different practices in the building, they are run ragged. But I have to admit, even though the office is crazy bus, everyone was still very nice."

Always greeted with a smile at the front desk! Shelly is absolutely a patient first, dedicated joy…read moreto work with! The Practitioners are all top notch! Cathey is incredibly kind! Thank you for all you do for your patients

I love my doctor, Crissy. She is fantastic. Without her, I doubt I'd be giving a full three stars…read more Last month I called to fill my prescription. I was told it'd be ready that day. I left work and drove 3 hours to pick up said prescription only to be told I was misinformed and that it wasn't going to be ready today. Luckily, they were able to "expedite" it and after waiting an hour and a half I received the prescription. This past Friday I called to refill my prescription. I left a message because the office was closed. Tuesday, I hadn't heard from anybody so I went in to try to get it and the lady finally put in the request for me and said they would call me when it is ready. Today. (Wednesday) I receive a voicemail saying I can't refill it unless I set an appointment. I show up at the office 5 minutes later at 10:45am to resolve the issue and I'm told that I "should have called earlier to set an appointment" and I could have gotten in today, but up until 5 minutes earlier I was not aware that I needed an appointment... Luckily I was able to set an appointment for tomorrow (Thursday), given the urgency. Yeah, that's great. But what would have been better is to have been able to receive my prescription today and not have to miss another day of work because of an operator error that was not mine and that I had no idea I needed to provision for. This place is not a bad practice, but of the four months I've dealt with them, two months have been negative experiences. Update (06/27/17): Melissa is rude as hell and I hate doing business at this establishment because she is so condescending and impolite. Today is the last straw with this woman. I called to tell them that my pharmacy said they can't contact my clinic to get my prescription and that I must do it. So I call the clinic, Melissa answers. I tell her what I need to accomplish and she says "well, you need to talk to the pharmacy about that." I tell her that the pharmacy said they can't do it and she says very rudely "well, they can" and just leaves a hostile silence in the air. How about assisting me in resolving the solution, Melissa? Instead of speaking to me like a fool? Finally, I get her to conclude with "I guess I'll get it sent over." Awesome! Now we're getting somewhere. Thank you! Not so fast. I sit here at the pharmacy for two more hours checking periodically to see if they have received anything. Nothing. I call the clinic. Melissa answers. I tell her that the clinic hadn't received anything yet. Very rudely, Melissa says "Well, we're in a clinic, so..." I ask her to clarify and she, rudely again, says "The doctor has to do it and he is probably too busy with patients to deal with it right now. He will probably do it at the end of the day." Thanks for being so informative, Melissa. Thanks for being such a great communicator and thank you for making me feel two feet tall and ruining my day every time I speak to you. I refrained from writing all of this for a long time because I knew that if I did then I would have to awkwardly face these people every time I go in to the clinic. But I've decided I'll just switch providers. I'll miss Dr.Brock, she is a wonderful person. But I am done with this unnecessary insolence.