Do not come here , they will refuse to run your insurance and make you pay full amount , save your…read moretime and pain please.

I'm giving this two stars because the sweet girl at the front desk and a nice intake nurse. But I…read morewould not go back there. I would try either another urgent care facility or just go to the emergency room. My daughter was having a severe allergic reaction, which had lasted two days with a red rash and hives all over her body. We couldn't control it with Benadryl. There was only one other person in the waiting room when got there, but it took us over three hours. Both the last nurse nurse and doctor on staff that night were rude to us. We waited over an hour before we were taken back to a room, and then we waited about an hour in the room to see the doctor. During that time the doctor and the nurse kept coming into the room and then leaving the room. Once the doctor came and stayed to see my daughter, he spent less than five minutes with us and didn't seem to know any of the long history or information we had given to the intake nurse. he abruptly cut me off, took a quick look at her and said he would give her a steroid shot, A steroid prescription, and a prescription antihistamine. She was also throwing up, so at my request, he prescribed some Zofran. And, as an afterthought, and he prescribed an EpiPen in case it got worse after she left. When I asked him if he can tell us what was wrong, he said, "no", we would have to see an allergy specialist. I told him I wasn't sure about the steroid shot but we would take a prescription for one so if it wasn't better by the next day and we felt she still needed it, she could take it. He promptly left and didn't return. After waiting for about an hour for the prescriptions, I was afraid they had forgotten about us, so I went looking for someone to ask about them. I spotted the doctor coming out of another room and asked him about the prescriptions. He said the nurse was busy, but she would be coming at some point. When she finally came in, she was rude, and ignored me. We had some questions about the medications, but she couldn't answer them. We asked if we could speak to the doctor, but she said, "no" that he was with other patients. So we left to find a doctor again. We caught him in the hallway again. This is where he got extremely rude. I tried to ask him about the steroid prescription and he got all defensive, claiming that I didn't want steroids anyway. He gave my daughter 15 days of prednisone at 120 mg per day for four days, 60 mg, for another four days, and 30 mg for another 3 days. I asked him why it was so much and so long, he just said that's the way he does it without explaining why he does it that way. I continued to press him about why he was giving her such a large dose, and I asked if there was a smaller dose. When I asked him about the side effects of steroids he responded in a huff, "haven't you taken steroids before?" I responded she had only been given steroids once before in an IV and had not ever had a full course of them prescribed. He was extremely put out by having to have any discussion about possible side effects and about a smaller dose. Eventually, we agreed on Medrol, a smaller dose for five days and only less than 20 mg per day in weaning down. I felt patronized, belittled, and I did not feel comfortable with our treatment or ability to understand the medication that he was prescribing.

Dr. Down is a great neurologist. I'm epileptic, and he was finally able to stabilize my condition…read moresuch that I can drive again. He's friendly, kind and understanding. The only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is that the new patient coordinator/office manager there can sometimes be a little short with the patients, and a little less than friendly. Despite that, Dr. Dow is a great neurologist, and I'd recommend him to anybody.

She was our family doctor for a year. I recommend her highly. She seems to have a top-notch grasp…read moreof medicine and puts patients at ease.

My husband and I both see Dr. Anderson and we have never been disappointed. She is very…read moreknowledgeable and she is a good listener. It sometimes takes awhile to get an appointment with her, but there is an urgent care available in the same building which is helpful for acute illnesses that need more prompt attention. Her nurse Heather is great as well. She is always helpful and friendly.

Although his website says he is accepting new patients and that he accepts most insurance, Dr. Cox…read morewould not accept me because I am on Medicare. I also have private insurance (Health Choice) as my primary, so Medicare is my secondary. I also have Tricare as a tertiary insurance, as I am retired from the military. Still, three different insurance plans are not good enough for Dr. Cox. Basically, if you are 65 or older and have to be on Medicare, Dr. Cox doesn't want to bother with you. That's fine. But he should put it on his website so people don't waste their time calling his office.

Dr. Cox has been my family Doctor for three years. I have had nothing but positive encounters with…read moreDr. Cox. He cares about his patients and takes time to listen to you. Appointments are easy to schedule and he has a very friendly staff. There have been several times where I lost my medication on the road or left it at home and he has called in a script for me, no questions asked. I can say I feel very comfortable when it comes to my health with Dr. Cox.

dr Wise is a wonderful surgeon and a wonderful person who is very caring and very knowledgeable.read more

The two goofs at the front desk thought it was funny that I asked a question about my medicare…read moreinsurance coverage. I didn't like being made fun of. I'll never consider seeing this doctor who evidently has no clue that the doctor-patient relationship begins at the front desk.

DO NOT GO HERE. If you have genuine mental health concerns do not go here. They will not listen to…read moreyou, they will treat like an addict even if you're clean. They make you feel bad after telling your life story. And when I brought up my concerns about my psychiatrist AMY (who's just a nurse practitioner, NOT A PSYCH) who treated me like less than and was very hypocritical and apathetic for someone who claims to be christian. And then the person incharge didnt listen to me either and terminated my services while I was actively having a panic attack instead of helping me.

Have been out of needed medication for over a week. When i saw something weired at the pharmacy,…read morecalled them, needed insurance and Norman Psychiatry to communicate, called Psych THEY WERE NEVER GOING TO MOVE ON INSURANCE UNLESS I CALLED!! So, more days pass, i am granted a temporary script- Grateful!- unfortunately not the therapeutic equivalent. And i call, i call, every day until the Last day of the week, i am granted some script, NOT a therapeutic equivalent, not close to the same class of drugs. i call and share this and NOTHING until the end of the day at the end of the week, they want an appointment. Nope! have been begging for NEEDED medication and nothing

Every time I have been to him, he has been condescending and rude. I took my daughter for many…read moreacne treatments and myself twice, and I will NEVER use him again. He also has these scams where he gives you info on what you think are prescribed treatments, only to discover they are not Rx level treatments and simply a scheme whereby he gets kickbacks from the company. I hope this J.A. retires soon. Norman would be much better off without him.

Joel has always been a bit contemptuous but I gave him a pass as he did good work…read more Well not this time. I scheduled my appointment over a month out as I was only going to be in town for one day. I received email confirmation and the two days prior automated phone call confirming my appointment. I showed up at the appointment and the flat mannered nurse at front told me I had no appointment and that Joel wasn't in. Seriously? No appointment? Unprofessional and arrogant business management. After over a decade of putting up with Dr. Holloway I'm officially back on the market.