Lynette is very knowledgeable and on top of the care she provides. I have seen her 3 times and her…read moreoffice always gets me in right away. She offers several services and can do bloodwork, EKGS , IV hydration ( which was a life saver for me after the flu) I would highly recommend her to anyone. Her office offers an amazing monthly plan that covers the visit along with several of the prescribed meds. Again I highly recommend her, you will not be disappointed... Deborah Farmer Corsicana, Tx

I'm getting closer to 40 and didn't yet have a PCP so I asked for recommendations from my family…read more There is one name came up time and time again, Carla Harris. I decided to make an appointment with her (even though she wasn't in network) so I could see what all the hype was about. After meeting her once it was obvious that I would pay whatever price to establish care with her. NP Harris is the kind of practitioner most patients have convinced themselves doesn't exist because we've all had such terrible experiences with medical professionals throughout our lives. Carla Harris spends time with you, she takes the time to answer all your questions, she goes over every side effect, she doesn't make you feel rushed, she doesn't make you feel like "just another patient." Carla Harris makes you feel seen and heard, I feel incredibly lucky to have found her. It also feels appropriate to mention that I've only had positive experiences with the office and nursing staff as well. Everyone I've interacted with has been patient, professional and courteous.

At any of the Medical Associates of Navarro County offices, you evidently have to complete an…read moreapplication in order to become a patient. I completed an application and submitted it over a week ago, and have yet to hear anything back. I called after about 5 business days had passed and was told it could take from one to two weeks before the physician even REVIEWED my application. I have never heard of this before -- having to apply to become a patient. So, as of now, I have no primary care physician, which means if I need medical attention, it will have to come out of my own pocket, as my insurance will only cover medical services either with a primary care physician or someone my primary care physician has referred me to. This is very unnerving for me, as I am 70 years old and have diabetes.