Baylor Scott & White Clinic - Georgetown Central - Georgetown (TX)

1 /5 Brianna Hope: My dad who is an African American man, 72 year old. This was his first time meeting his doctor, Lauren Isabell. When she walked into the room my dad being the gentleman he his, stood up to introduce himself and attempted to shake her hand - she walked right passed him and walk to her desk. Avoiding shaking my father’s hand. As the visit came to an end - again my dad being the gentleman he is opened the door for her to let he walk out first. She then again walked right past him and said “oh”. If you’re indigenous decent - I DO NOT RECOMMEND going to this doctor. It’s obvious she has some issues with people of color.

1 /5 Ashley Allison: DO NOT GO HERE! If you think this place is primary care- it’s NOT. I called the office to schedule an appt based on doctor reviews. Made sure we were in network. While scheduling, I made a big deal about making sure we were in network. Obviously cost was important. The lady never ever warned us what they do there with billing. No where does this place say URGENT CARE or ER. WE WERE BILLED FOR EMERGENCY/HOSPITAL SERVICES! Our bill is INSANE. They know exactly what they are doing. Look at other reviews. Disgusting crooks. Don’t respond with we take your concerns seriously- bunch of bull! I work with insurance. These guys have officially messed with the wrong girl.

5 /5 Davis Yehloe “Yehloe”: I had a really good experience at this clinical office. Dr. Phillips shows her knowledge of your symptoms and the meds she provides to me. I felt very comfortable with Dr. Phillips and would recommend her to anyone. Thank you so much for your awesome care and services.

1 /5 Kishorelal Parakkat: Ive been visiting this center for past couple years. This time I walked in for my annual physical which is covered under insurance. And I am being charged for a consultation which I never made. Lying in the medical notes to charge me is the cheapest practice ever a medical group can pull.

1 /5 Randal Smith: I am very conservative with reviews and don’t like posting negative ones. However, after paying out of pocket over $1000 this year for minor sickness and injuries I finally realize how they are doing it. With my primary care physician in Cedar Park he would field any request and it would be covered under my standard visit deductible unless a specialist was required. With BSW as soon as you request something as simple as an allergy shot they record it as hospital services and back charge you a substantial amount, as if you went to the hospital. They have done this to me three times this year. I truly thought at first I found a place that could serve as a primary care and specialist provider but realise they take advantage of their client base by classifying things to charge more money. I don’t think even my insurance company realises this is a scam yet. My son’s football physical cost $150 even with insurance and an allergy shot cost me $350. This would have cost me $50 at my old, independent primary care doctor. Trust me, they make it seem convenient but it is actually a con.