Planned Parenthood - Addison Health Center
5290 Belt Line Rd #134, Addison, TX 75254, United States
3.2
51 reviews
8 comments
X53M+49 Addison, Texas, USA
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Monday: 9–17
Tuesday: 12–19
Wedneasday: 9–17
Thursday: 9–17
Friday: 9–17
Saturday: Close
Sunday: Close
Tuesday: 12–19
Wedneasday: 9–17
Thursday: 9–17
Friday: 9–17
Saturday: Close
Sunday: Close
Based on past experiences with PP I was expecting to be there for two to three hours but I ended up getting everything done within an hour. I think it was because I set my appointment for an early afternoon on a weekday and did some of the preliminary work while scheduling my appointment online. Your mileage may vary.
The receptionist on the phone was somewhat distracted in answering my questions concerning the appointment. I was informed it was a consultation not the actual insertion date, however upon arrival I'd gotten the procedure as well.
Regardless of the miscommunication, I was very pleased with the staff and nurse. This location is much nicer, spacious, and friendly. I expected the procedure to take awhile, but luckily was over before long.
Thank you for making the process comfortable and quick (while also being patient to my many questions!) for me.
I made an appointment online for a Pap smear and general OBGYN check up, the process was very straightforward. I called their number to ask for prices and it was about $190 without insurance, but I’ve been struggling this year due to COVID and asked about financial help. I am so, so grateful I was able to get my checkup covered I can’t even express it fully in words.
On the day of the appointment I left early but Google maps sent me to a huge plaza but didn’t pinpoint the exact location. Around September 2020 there was construction going on everywhere and covering all the buildings so I recommend looking ahead at 360 photos to get your bearings if this is your first time coming here. There was no one else in the lobby, the receptionist led me through questions and then I sat down and waited. It was about 30 min after my appointment time when they called me in, the staff asked me more questions about my medical history, and answered all of my questions about what a Pap smear is, what STI testing options there are, and a whole lot of other questions. I felt very safe and not judged for my lack of knowledge like when I visited a primary care doctor a month earlier. I did a urine test to check for STI and then waited some more in the room. I waited quite a while so I recommend having something to do or watch maybe. The clinician came in, explained exactly what she was going to do, answered all of my questions before and after the Pap smear, and I really appreciate her positive energy and way of calming me down about the procedure. It was quick, easy, painless and all done in like 10 minutes or less.
Overall I felt so safe talking about my medical issues here and being able to have a checkup helped take a weight off my shoulders. Would definitely come back here, hopefully in 3 years for another regular checkup ☺️
Definitely be coming back to this location for annual exams
I had an appointment for a prescription refill-- simple, right? Everything went well until I found that the prescription was written incorrectly.
When I called the center to let them know of the problem, they gaslit me and told me that my last appointment with them was in 2021 despite me telling them the date my appointment was on (which was days earlier) and who I had seen. I confirmed with my pharmacist what the issue was, but the receptionist and health center manager here didn't care.
They could not have been less sympathetic to the fact that a paralyzed, ventilator dependent woman was going to be left with a health issue that she couldn't physically handle if they didn't fix the prescription. They could have at least faked caring about the inconvenience... It's so dehumanizing.
I followed up with them today (weeks later) to see if I could catch a nice person on the phone but they were just as rude. The health center manager told me the prescription they wrote this year is the same as the one that they wrote last year even though I was able to catch the differences thanks to my pharmacist's assistance. (Last year's prescription says to skip certain pills, this year's prescription says nothing about that.) I recorded the conversation (as it's legal in Texas).
I don't know why I had an excellent experience last year and why this year was so terrible, but I won't be going back. If a health center can't own up to making a simple mistake like this one, why should you trust them when it comes to bigger things that could impact your health?
Unlike a lot of people who come here, I wasn't in the most vulnerable situation. If you have any issues advocating for yourself, especially if you're of a marginalized group, I do not recommend you play the odds...
Just don't come here.