Pediatricians in Katy

“Dr. Megan has been so helpful in my second pregnancy! She has helped me learn my body’s positioning and alleviated discomfort for both me and my baby throughout all three trimesters. I am so grateful for her knowledge and expertise.“

“Idk what Melissa is on about but this place won me over first day. All the doctors were extremely polite and professional, doctor was thorough with her questions, and pin pointed exactly what I needed. Blood work was a quick and painless process, Doctor was also professional and did well. 10/10 would recommend for anyone who is looking for a great PCP (Primary Care Physician) for both adults and children.“

“Idk what Melissa is on about but this place won me over first day. All the doctors were extremely polite and professional, doctor was thorough with her questions, and pin pointed exactly what I needed. Blood work was a quick and painless process, Doctor was also professional and did well. 10/10 would recommend for anyone who is looking for a great PCP (Primary Care Physician) for both adults and children.“

“I think I know why this place has so many bad reviews and I know the hack to quick care here for $75 with out insurance. This place has a long wait to see the doctor "IN OFFICE". From the looks of it there is one doctor and about 6-8 rooms filled with a patient every time I go. That's one individual human that has to see each patient, mark notes, vitals, prescribe medication and diagnoses in the patients charts. There is only so much 1 person can do and the nurses, assistants and office staff can legally only work within their realm. Now for the way to get quick care in and out in about an hour. 1. Create an appointment online 2. Check in and arrive to said appointment 3. When you walk in, go to the window and let them know you have an appointment but would like to have a telemedicine appointment instead 4. They will give you a place to wait and a link to sign up at 5. You click the link and pay for your appointment ($75 with out insurance versus $150 with out insurance in office) 6. They send you another link for the actual video visit, click the link and "get in line" 7. The longest I have waited for the Dr to accept the call is 25 minutes (in office appointments take 2 or more hours telemedicine appointments takes maybe 45 minutes- 1 hour) 8. You tell the doctor on the phone the symptoms the child is having as well as the vitals that the nurse gave you and they will tell you what test they recommend getting done 9. The assistant or nurse come and swab or test the child for what ever tests you have decided on (each test is extra $$ but they vary in price) 10. You leave and the send you and email with the results and send medication to your pharmacy ( every time the longest this has taken is 25-30 minutes and I just waiting the area to pick up the medication) I really hope this is helpful to families looking for quick test and answers for their babies. Please consider this is just my experience but I feel like I am in and out each time I go!“