I would definitely not go to the doctor I'll see you for six years and then one day he just decided…read morehe didn't wanna help me no more you know after I tried to get off the medication myself I do not highly recommend him at all

Love this place md ALL of the staff. They've really helped me to get my.life back in order after…read moreAUD. I finally wake up excited for another day. Hope is on the horizon. Thank you all for taking such good care of me.

From the owner: Our addiction treatment facility offers clients a serene environment to begin healing. Regardless…read moreof what addiction you're struggling with, you can begin finding your way back to sobriety at Woodlands Recovery Centers. Our programs include partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment. Here, you can begin to find peace again.

Excellent inpatient post-op rehab. Orthopedic, back/spinal,…read moremobility and other types of rehabilitation and physical therapy.

From the owner: Kate Dishman Rehabilitation Hospital is a 27 bed facility located on the 6th floor at CHRISTUS…read moreHospital-St. Elizabeth in Beaumont, TX.

My over all personal patient experience at Baptist Cancer Center is a positive one, yet there are…read moresome small differences from being a patient at BCC compared to being a patient at Texas Oncology. For Instance, Baptist is very busy and therefore I personally get the feeling of being just another patient to the staff and nurses and sometimes a little rushed, unlike Texas Oncology where there was never a check in line and by the second visit the entire staff knew you and called you by your first or last name, which ever you preferred and the overall atmosphere is very calm and relaxing. The wait time to be checked in at Baptist may at times have you standing in line waiting anywhere from 10- 35 mins. For instance today, my appointment was at 11 with only two individuals in front of me. I wasn't checked in for my appointment until 11:35 both front desk clerks were busy trying there best to answer questions to those ahead of me as well as had to stop and answer non stop phones rining. I felt they were doing the best they could but it made for a long wait. Once checked in, I was taken back to a room within less than 5 mins. The nurses are always friendly and the rooms are always clean and lots of reading materials to bid your time, waiting for your doctor, at Texas OC, your wait to be taken back after checked in can be up to an hour. I waited for about 8 mins before seeing the doctor, at TOC I've waited over an hour. Both the doctors at Baptist and TOC have exceptional bedside manner. Very personally, very kind, and make you feel as though you are top priority. The only negative I have about Baptist is the Chemo/treatment area; is very crowded with very little room for friends or family without you having the feel that you're sitting on top of the next patient. However I don't think they would ever deny anyone from having family or friends with them. At TOC, it's spacious and the patients feel free to socialize openly with one another as well as their families. All in all both cancer centers are amazing and I highly recommend either one.

I found that nearly all the staff involved with my grandmother's surgery communicated with us…read moredisrespectfully and had very little bedside manner or regard for human emotion. The aide on the bariatric floor never responded to my grandmother's call button, even after 30 minutes, until one of us walked down to the nurses station ourselves to find that she was coloring pictures. When the charge nurse, Judy, was asked about this, she responded in a rude manner and provided no help. My grandmother was in extreme discomfort and could not get to the bathroom by herself. Once the aide came to our room, she said absolutely nothing to any of us and waited for us to pick up my grandmother and her IV stand by ourselves then left the room without any help being provided. If it wasn't for our nurse and our own ability to stay around the clock to provide my elderly grandma assistance, she would not have received even close to adequate care. I am very disappointed with the staff's behavior and would not recommend that anyone allow their families to receive care from these people.

Do NOT return calls or emails. Considering the nature of their business, seems like they would be a…read morelittle more sensitive to their patients! I know of several people besides myself, that quit going there due to their lack of concern.

Subject: A Final Word of Warning Before I Leave Your Care…read more Dear Dr. Jason Mensah, This letter is both a termination of our professional relationship and a reckoning. You need to know the impact of your actions--not just on me, but likely on others who, like me, placed their trust in you and left your care more traumatized than helped. Let's begin with the decision that broke me: You had me involuntarily committed and transported over an hour away, during Christmas. I spent the holiday alone in a psychiatric hospital. Not because I was a danger to myself or others, but because you couldn't be bothered to actually listen to me or examine context. That choice was cruel, unnecessary, and abusive. And no--you never apologized. Not once did you express remorse or even acknowledge the emotional and psychological damage that you caused. It was a moment where you had the chance to act as a healer, and you failed. But what has finally pushed me to walk away, what truly shatters any remaining trust, is your decision to replace competent human support with an AI system and pretend it is adequate. You now use an AI assistant to manage patients in crisis. Do you understand how irresponsible, how dangerous that is? Do you know what it's like to be in the middle of a psychiatric episode, to reach out for help, and be met with cold, automated, unfeeling responses--responses that glitch, responses that loop, responses that escalate the crisis instead of de-escalating it? I do. That AI system may make your life easier, but it makes our lives harder, scarier, and at times, unbearable. What happens when someone who is psychotic believes the AI is real? What happens when a schizophrenic patient can't distinguish the assistant from a voice in their head? What happens when someone in deep distress is gaslit by a bot's script? That's not futuristic. That's happening. Right now. Because of your decision. You dictate notes in front of me, but never allow me to speak back. You get the final word on my story--even when your version is riddled with errors, mischaracterizations, and dangerous assumptions. That's not medicine. That's malpractice of the soul. Your office is not safe. Your model is not sustainable. Your patients are not okay. You should not be running a private practice. Until you learn basic business operations, until you learn to listen, until you stop using AI to play God with people's lives, you should close your doors and stay in hospital psychiatry--where someone else can supervise your choices and mitigate the harm you inflict. I will be finding a new psychiatrist. One who sees me as a person--not a chart, not a problem, not an inconvenience. And certainly not someone to be handed over to artificial intelligence when what I need most is human connection. You are not the one. Not for me. Not for many. And I hope you hear this--not out of malice, but out of necessity: Do better. Or get out of the way. Arike Idowu

This is my new home. So heavenly the people and atmosphere are great. I can't say enough about how…read morerelaxed I am.

From the owner: Beaumont WELLness for Women in Beaumont, Texas, gives women a place where they can get the health…read morecare they need from a team of women who understand their challenges and needs.  Longtime friends and fellow nurse practitioners Erica Cheshire, ANP-BC, and Jennifer Sigler, WHNP-BC, have worked together in women's health care for many years. Beaumont WELLness for Women was born of their desire to provide a small, intimate approach that gives top priority to women's health and wellness. The team understands that each person's time is precious, and seeking health care can be cumbersome, considering the multitude of obligations vying for a woman's attention. For this reason, they have intentionally created a simple scheduling process with prompt appointments. Most importantly, the team honors women's time by seeing them at their appointed time. Beaumont WELLness for Women considers it a privilege to provide care throughout a woman's lifespan. They offer gynecological care to adolescents beginning at the age of 12 and provide comprehensive care throughout the post-menopause years. As part of their comprehensive gynecology services, the team offers well-woman care, Pap smears, STI testing, and contraceptive management, including long-acting reversible contraceptives (intrauterine devices and hormone implants), and hormone replacement therapy. The team also specializes in promoting breast health, as well as pelvic floor health. ...

I worked over 46 years at a physically demanding job, and was in pretty good health and I didnt…read morehave complaints about my body in general, but after I retired my hip started hurting. Soon the pain was simply intolerable. I was accustomed to walking about five miles a day with my aging, but still feisty and very strong rat terrier. She can be a handful if you don't watch it. It got to the point where I just couldn't walk her anymore, and I couldn't take my morning walks even by myself. Something had to be done. I found Dr. Rizk and got evaluated and became a candidate for hip replacement. To be honest I was a little nervous maybe even reluctant about the procedure. I had all kinds of post care and quality of life questions. Each and every question was answered with affirmative responses, and so I went into the procedure with a bit more ease and came out on the other side even better than I was before. I dont have the debilitating pain, and reduction in motion from the original condition, and my quality of life is restored. I am satisfied, and grateful that my trust and my health was in the care of Dr. Rizk and his professional staff. Thank you for everything Dr. Rizk. Now I have to go take my walk!! :)

On,07/03/17, I had my left Knee replacement surgery done by Dr. Rizk at Beaumont Baptist Memorial…read moreHospital located in Beaumont, TX. It is my opinion that Dr. Rizk is a very skilled and talented Orthopedic Surgeon and I feel very fortunate to have such a talented doctor in the Beaumont area. This was my second knee replacement by Dr. Rizk. I had my right knee replacement 5 years ago. I had all the the shots in the right knee that seem to help with the pain when walking. When my right leg at the knee started to bow out I knew it was time have the knee replaced. I started asking questions to various people that had gone through knee replacement surgery. I was given different doctors names and most were located in the Big City of Houston. I choose Dr. Rizk of Beaumont because my wife's parents had their successful knee replacement surgery done by Dr. Rizk. Almost 5 years later I was having a lot of pain in my left knee. I tried the shots, however I was told by the doctor the left knee was bone on bone and knee replacement was the only option left. I then contacted Dr. Rizk who preformed the knee surgery. At the time of this writing I am proud to report the left knee replacement was successful too. You might say this has become a family affair because Dr. Rizk also performed my wife's right knee replacement also. Again I like to state Dr. Rizk in my opinion is a very skilled and talented Orthopedic Surgeon. I want to thank Dr. Rizk and his staff for their hard work and say job well done.