The Best 3 MEDICAL SERVICES near Georgetown, TX (Part 2)

Jason Robinson The check in person at the front, older man, probably one of the rudest people I’ve ever encountered, at a business. You may not like your job and you may not like the public, but you chose to sit in that chair and check people in. You should at least try to have common courtesy to address people in a reasonable manner. lose attitude, you would think there was no training on how to address the public, unbelievable. Hey look I’m in good company. You’re 100% dissatisfaction based on the review below mine

Francine Redmond Worst experience ever at this location. Ive been a patient over 10 years and I was told wrong appointment time when I called this morning to schedule so I was 15 minutes late. The woman checking in and the nurse did not care and I had to leave to go to the ER to be seen. I told the person who scheduled my appointment I live in Temple and work in Hutto so driving to the west side of Georgetown is out of the way but I was in so much pain I took it, left work, drove 30 minutes just to get canceled. Ladies were rude.

Aaron Williams my wife took my three year old in for a severe allergic reaction. when i got there they wouldnt let me back to see him because there were already two visitors even though they had already left. when my wife came out she told me they made her sit in a room with my 3 and 7 year old while a detoxing drunk screamed about being molested with great detail and they wouldnt let her get my kids away from him so she had to sit and listen to his whole disgusting tale with my two children. horrible. they treat you like cattle. they forced my young children to listen to everything. they made a bad situation worse.

Gary Webster Be very careful when using this facility. Looking back with hindsight my whole experience was crafted so they could gain maximum financial income from my severe chest pain visit. I have an excellent health insurance but they have ways of manipulating services to their best benefit. They make you sign multiple waivers under duress which basically allow them to ensure you get multiple billing. You sign that even if you are admitted as I was you are billed as an outpatient. I was billed for the same labs by the hospital and an outside lab. Steer well clear