Dr. Alma Gonzales's Online Review Report Card
Dr. Alma Gonzales
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Average Star Rating
26
Total Reviews
2
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Dr. Alma Gonzales's Reviews
Dr Gonzales listens and explains options and procedures well. Both my husband and I elect to have her as our primary physician for this reason.
Reviewed On WebMD
My grandma was a patient at the Clinics of North Texas for over 20 years. Dr. Gonzales was supposed to be the physician on call for the Clinics of North Texas the night my grandmother's lungs began filling with fluid. We needed a physician's authorization in order for Hospice to come in and make Grams comfortable. Instead, for several hours, Dr. Gonzales IGNORED REPEATED CALLS FROM THE CLINIC ANSWERING SERVICE while Grams suffered. Dr. Gonzales later claimed she didn't answer the phone because she "had a migraine headache". Thanks to Dr. Gonzales shirking her responsibilities to the Clinics and to its patients, Grams suffered horribly--she gasped, shook, called out anxiously, and struggled to breathe FOR FIVE HOURS until her heart finally gave out. Finally, another Doctor at the Clinics called me back, but it was too late for Grams--she died before Hospice was able to treat her. Dr. Gonzales is an embarrassment to the practice of medicine, an embarrassment to the Clinics of North Texas, and should be ashamed of herself for leaving patients to suffer and die simply because she "had a headache". Avoid this doctor at all costs--whether or not you get treatment (or even a response) will depend entirely upon her "headaches". My grandma was a patient at the Clinics of North Texas for over 20 years. Dr. Gonzales was supposed to be the physician on call for the Clinics of North Texas the night my grandmother's lungs began filling with fluid. We needed a … More
Reviewed On Google
My grandma was a patient at the Clinics of North Texas for over 20 years. Dr. Gonzales was supposed to be the physician on call for the Clinics of North Texas the night my grandmother's lungs began filling with fluid. We needed a physician's authorization in order for Hospice to come in and make Grams comfortable. Instead, for several hours, Dr. Gonzales IGNORED REPEATED CALLS FROM THE CLINIC ANSWERING SERVICE while Grams suffered. Dr. Gonzales later claimed she didn't answer the phone because she "had a migraine headache". Thanks to Dr. Gonzales shirking her responsibilities to the Clinics and to its patients, Grams suffered horribly--she gasped, shook, called out anxiously, and struggled to breathe FOR FIVE HOURS until her heart finally gave out. Finally, another Doctor at the Clinics called me back, but it was too late for Grams--she died before Hospice was able to treat her. Dr. Gonzales is an embarrassment to the practice of medicine, an embarrassment to the Clinics of North Texas
Reviewed On HealthGrades
My grandma was a patient at the Clinics of North Texas for over 20 years. Dr. Gonzales was supposed to be the physician on call for the Clinics of North Texas the night my grandmother's lungs began filling with fluid. We needed a physician's authorization in order for Hospice to come in and make Grams comfortable. Instead, for several hours, Dr. Gonzales IGNORED REPEATED CALLS FROM THE CLINIC ANSWERING SERVICE while Grams suffered. Dr. Gonzales later claimed she didn't answer the phone because she "had a headache". Thanks to Dr. Gonzales shirking her responsibilities to the Clinics and to its patients, Grams suffered horribly--she gasped, shook, called out anxiously, and struggled to breathe FOR FIVE HOURS until her heart finally gave out. Finally, another Doctor at the Clinics called me back, but it was too late for Grams--she died before Hospice was able to treat her. Dr. Gonzales is an embarrassment to the practice of medicine, an embarrassment to the Clinics of North Texas, and should be ashamed of herself for leaving patients to suffer and die simply because she "had a headache". Avoid this doctor at all costs--whether or not you get treatment (or even a response) from her will depend entirely upon her "headaches".
Reviewed On Vitals
My grandma was a patient at the Clinics of North Texas for over 20 years. Dr. Gonzales was supposed to be the physician on call for the Clinics of North Texas the night my grandmother's lungs began filling with fluid. We needed a physician's authorization in order for Hospice to come in and make Grams comfortable. Instead, for several hours, Dr. Gonzales IGNORED REPEATED CALLS FROM THE CLINIC ANSWERING ...
Reviewed On WebMD
Dr Gonzales is the best! She is very friendly, but ultra professional, and she really knows her stuff!
Reviewed On HealthGrades
She was very very thorough. Explained treatment and tests thoroughly. I was a new patient and she spent an hour taking a History and physical and exam. Out very quickly to the lab upstairs which took all of 15 mins. Would highly recommend her. Her nurse Laura was also very nice and professional. Good experience all around.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
She is never in the office and is not capable of diagnosing patients with an accurate diagnosis and prescribing wrong medications.
Reviewed On Vitals
Dr Gonzales always takes time to ensure all my health problems are taken care of. she is very kind and understanding.
Reviewed On RateMDs
Highly recommend to family and friends!! She is extremely friendly, takes her time to find out what's going on and what needs to be treated. She listens patients and lets me ask all the questions that I have. Extremely knowledgable!! I was really glad to find her.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
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