My 3rd pregnancy journey begins, and this time I'm having a Baylor baby! I arrived about an hour…read moreearly just to make sure I could secure a parking spot in the pavilion garage. I ended up finding a spot on Level 5 and taking the stairs down. My doctor (Maas) is amazing and so helpful. She's been my gynecologist for years and it's such a blessing that she will be there for my delivery. All of her staff have been a delight as well. There is a limit to how many deliveries can be taken each month which is great! The last doctor that delivered mine was overbooked and always so rushed, but not Dr Maas. She helped me through every question I had and explained thoroughly. I'm definitely more at ease with this pregnancy and not dreading my prenatal appointments.

This has been by far the best hospital experience I've ever had! Every single person we came into…read morecontact with here has been so kind, helpful, and intentional!

Everyone was incredibly helpful and had such great patience…read more Everyone seemed genuinely helpful and caring. They seemed to truly be happy in the workplace, which is so refreshing to see.

I don't enjoy leaving bad reviews but I've thought long and hard about this and decided it needed…read moreto be written. I used to love cook. They took great care of my child and listened to me. However, the last few years I'm suddenly treated like an idiot. Neurology and GI have been the worst offenders. I've been told I needed to research what a neurologist does. I've been told I need to reach out to the community for answers. I've watched doctors use the exact same websites I've used and explain to me after googling something right in front of me. - like I haven't looked all of this up before. I'm well aware what a neurologist is, what a movement neurologist is, what they are supposed to do. Being told that they look at your child and guess based on what they see and treat it With medications? I can do that at home. I can look up what spasms, seizures, movement disorders, ticks, Tourette's and other jerks are. Then I can look up commonly used medications to treat the condition. What I can't do is write a prescription. Being unwilling to work with another department to figure out what the child is suffering from? That's unprofessional. Yet, all 3 specialists ignored my request that they brainstorm together to try to do more than use medications that won't work or that actually cause more problems. Bottom line is this: if you're a doctor and you don't have the answers, send us to someone else that can answer or is willing to find out! if you're not willing to work with a family anymore, suggestions of where to go are required. To just give up or be rude and ignore questions is not okay. Im supposed trust you with my child's care and I don't. No, I won't be reaching out to your team about my experience. The doctor will know exactly who this is and what it's about. Burn out is real, it's time to find your humanity, take a break and come back with a clear understanding that just because it's not life threatening as far as you can tell, doesn't mean it's not life interrupting or hurting the child. dismissing that is unacceptable. refer the family to someone else, even if it's outside your hospital!

Updated since I'm still being ignored, they ignore every message asking about insurance related…read morethings. Insurance wanted a call, they refused. Insurance offered a replacement medication for what was denied and the message was ignored. I still don't have all the medication I need.

I don't know how anyone could give this place less than 5 stars. The staff is just the best. I have…read morebeen a patient of Dr. Ampelas for just about as long as he has been a provider. I have always found him to be engaging and genuinely concerned about my healthcare needs. Due to scheduling conflicts, I also see PA- Katie O'brien on occasion and I have found her to provide the same excellent level of care. The MyBWS portal has always worked perfectly for me. It is a great one-stop shop to message providers with concerns and get prescriptions refilled, new appointments, general answers, etc. We are strictly a BWS family and only see BWS providers. Their ER is substantially better than the other choices in Fort Worth's medical district.

Wood give no stars if possible. Office staff difficult. My medication was sent to pharmacy wrong, I…read morehave been trying for a week to get corrected. Every time I call, I am transferred to another line, and the call is disconnected. I have have called 10 times w same result. If it is not corrected today, I will be looking for a new physician, and contacting State medical board.

The doctor did a good job but the office it self wasn't a pleasant experience. The receptionist…read morehanded my husbands license off to one of the "girls" and that "girl" forgot to give it to my husband. We had another appointment at a different location right after so I had to drive all the way back and ask for his license. She said they didn't have it, looked around a little then came back and said there's no way we have it, it's not here. So I go back to my vehicle and gladly I didn't drive off, I texted my husband if he was sure he didn't have his license. He responded no and as I walked back in AGAIN she was calling me and had the license in her hand. She laughed and I asked where it was and she said in one of the "girls" pockets. How un professional on her part we handed it to HER, completely irresponsible.

AVOID!!! AVOID!!! AVOID!!!…read more This place is out of control. They tried to charge me for SEVERAL different things that never happened. I went in for an annual physical--all preventative, no pressing health issues or concerns. When I got my bill, there were 4 additional line item "screenings" added to my basic doctor visit invoice ($241) that never took place. There was a 5th line item (for $246) called "Advanced Care Plan 30 minutes," which is apparently where you bring someone to represent you on your behalf, helping you make medical decisions, because you are either a minor or not of sound mind. What?! I was alone on this visit!! The doctor told me at the end of my first visit that I had to have my blood drawn and needed to schedule a second visit to go over the results (this was before I got the bill), and sure enough--another line item added to my second visit ($350) that NEVER HAPPENED! After several different phone calls to their billing department and office manager over the last 4 months, they are finally agreeing to remove the "mistaken" unnecessary charges totalling $837 (fingers crossed). Clearly my trust is long gone. The staff seemed nice enough, probably because they thought I had good insurance...I guess they didn't plan on my reading my bill. I can't comment on the physician, as she really didn't do anything (I'm overall healthy...I just needed an annual physical...it's not like I needed emergency surgery or anything). AVOID!!! AVOID!!! AVOID!!!

Primary Care Associates of Texas has two doctors within this office: one is a cardiologist, and the…read moreother is Dr. Radhika Vayani, a physician that used to be in Denton. For Dr. Vayani, I really can't say anything bad about her. Her analysis is excellent to the point where even the most technical health details are easily assessed & explained in a manner that is easy to understand. Yet above her technical competence as a physician, her superior strength may be in her bedside manner. Dr. Vayani's bedside manner that is incredibly easy-going, as well as humorous. This is a big deal, considering that all of us enjoy going to a doctor and have them tell what is wrong with us, right? I am grateful that Dr. Vayani doesn't sugarcoat any details of your health assessment. Thank you, Dr. Vayani for keeping it real. The backroom staff (consists of her assistants) are helpful, as well as easy going. I've never felt uncomfortable around having my vitals checked with them, nor my billing information. I can leave my entire wallet flushed with cash, plastic and my social security card on their front desk and they wouldn't go through it. That's how comfortable I feel around them. With all this said, the front staff is just a tad on the disappointing side. There are two employees that work with each doctor, yet you wouldn't know this until you've had one of them slam the glass window frame on you on a 4 PM appointment and sternly say "Go to the next window, she'll help you." Not only that, you also won't feel too good that despite being 10 minutes late for an appointment, you'll get talked to as if you are 8 hours late for your appointment. Never mind the fact that you were on the phone with an insurance company for 15 minutes and not even acknowledging that I am standing/sitting 6 feet away from your window. Instead of being 10 minutes late, I'm now 25 minutes late, even though I've been in the lobby with one other person while you go back & forth with an insurance company on who pays what with whom. I've been to this office twice now, and it seems as the only thing that I hate the most is the check-in process. I completely understand that you have a job to do and see dozens of people a day, yet it doesn't make it acceptable to be rude and slightly condescending to those that are just trying to see a doctor. Talking with the front staff employees is like getting ready to go to war- you are tensing yourself up while anticipating a barrage of surliness to be coming your way. That is the real situation on how I feel about this. Next time, I'll just bring in a Snickers bar for the front desk staff to enjoy while they are serving me a hot cup of sit down & STFU. If I could, I would give Dr. Vayani 10 Stars, yet we'll settle for 5 right now. 4.5 stars for the back staff employees. Front staff employees? To be determined.

Cared for me so kindly when i was hella ill the nurse that took care of me was so reassuring and…read morekind. Would recommend!!

If could give 0 stars I WOULD don't come here will be…read morepaying outrageous prices might as well go to hospital get work done there they bill my insurance paid was 20,883.07 One time read for oximeter not left on patient is $751 one time blood pressure reading $603 Our patient responsibility is $3664.93 if you're trying to find a minor emergency, I do recommend Lake Worth minor emergency go with Dr. Scott or Dr. Hanley they will take care of and give refills

Two nights ago I took my son in because his right hand was swollen and has pus coming out of it all…read morethey did was doing the X-ray gave him two prescriptions and send him on his way for last night I took him to Harris downtown as they admitted him overnight because he's having an emergency surgery this Hospital doesn't care about their patients all they care is about the money I would never send anyone or recommend anyone to go there they are not taken care of properly

Stayed overnight in the ER a year ago for symptoms of a heart attack and all the staff and doctors…read morewere amazing. They were quick, diligent, and and made the experience as painless as possible. Also met my now current Socorro while I was here. Would highly recommend their facility to others.

I must say Hospitals usally won't get good reviews but being a Pulmonary Patient with Ra-ILD the…read moreAdvanced Heart & Lung Center here is recognized by the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation as one of the best Care Center Networks in the Country. I've been driving to Dallas since 2014 to get my required tests and maintenance done. The same Doctor's there make a trip once a week for the Fort Worth Center. Wo w! I've never experienced anything but top shelf care here. If you or someone you Love has Lung Disease and lives West of Dallas this is the place to get that 2nd opinion from the local pulmonologist. And always get a 2nd opinion

Very convenient when having to book appts. Very pleased. All my doctors have been professional and…read morevery knowledgeable when it comes to my concerns.