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Javier Berrios, MD, FACR, M.D.

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Javier Berrios, MD, FACR, M.D.
Rheumatology Specialists of Texas
(15 Reviews)
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1631 North Loop W.; Ste. 555 Houston, TX 77008
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Javier Berrios, MD, FACR, M.D.

Javier Berrios, MD, FACR, M.D. practices as a Rheumatologist in Houston, TX.Javier Berrios, MD, FACR, M.D. graduated from University of Massachusetts Medical School.
Primary Specialty

Rheumatologist

Education University of Massachusetts Medical School
Affiliations Memorial Hermann, Houston, Texas
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1631 North Loop W.; Ste. 555, Houston, TX 77008
Services Javier Berrios, MD, FACR, M.D. provides rheumatology services in Houston, TX. A Rheumatologist is trained in rheumatology and is able to treat rheumatoid arthritis and other rheumatic illnesses.

Please call Rheumatology Specialists of Texas at (713) 869-8282 to schedule an appointment in Houston, TX or to get more information.
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(15 Reviews)
Service
4.5 star average for Service
Environment
4.5 star average for Environment
Expertise
4.5 star average for Expertise
Staff
4.5 star average for Staff
Recommended
3.5 star average for Recommended
Value
3 star average for Value
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Recent Reviews
Do yourself a favor and find a different doctor. In my opinion, this Doctor represents everything that is wrong with the healthcare industry. Apparently they have this absurd policy where if you aren't 20 minutes early for your appointment, then you are late and he will not see you. But, it doesn't work the other way around.

I was referred to this doctor by a hematologist. I was there 30 minutes early for my appointment, but wasn't taken to a room until 15 minutes after my appointment started. Not sure why I was required to be there early. In any case, they were unprofessional from the start. The nurse that took my vitals was nice, but she kept speaking in slang and swearing and sharing way too much personal information. I honestly wondered if she was nervous or under the influence of something. It was odd. She asked me why I was there and informed me that they didn't have the referral, and didn't have any of my medical records despite the fact that I had set the appointment weeks earlier and the hematologist called them while I was standing right there to make sure they were in network with my insurance. Anyway, while waiting another 15-20 minutes for the doctor, I called the hematologist's office and asked them to send records which they did right then. I also took 10 minutes finding all of my lab reports that I had gotten the previous 6 months and sending them to them one by one. Did the doctor look at a single one before speaking with me? No. Not that I'm aware of. He didn't seem to have a clue why I was there. The appointment took about 10 minutes, and I felt like he had better things to do - like I was being rushed out the door. He ordered some additional labs and x rays and set a follow up appointment for 2 weeks. The appointment was for 11:30 on a Friday. There was a note to arrive at 11:10.

Fast forward two weeks. I have had my labs done and wanted to make sure they had them and reviewed them before my appointment so it wasn't another waste of time. I called at 10 am the morning of my appointment and spoke to a young man that works the front desk - David. I asked him to make sure they had everything and he asked me if I had my labs done. I told him when they were done and where and he said he didn't have them and asked me to run by on my way to my appointment to pick up a hard copy. I did so. I got to my 11:30 appointment at 11:20, and was told by David that the office policy is to be there 20 minutes before appointment time, so he would have to get approval from the doctor to still see me. At 11:26, he tells me the doctor is willing to still see me but it has to be at 1pm instead of 1130. So, because I was only 10 minutes early to my appointment, instead of 20, I would be required to wait an hour and a half to see him. I tried to reason with him, that the reason I was only 10 minutes early, instead of 20 minutes early, was because I had to pick up the report that HE HAD ASKED ME TO PICK UP. He smiled and said the doctor was aware but it was the office policy. I turned around and walked out. If this doctor had this little respect for me, my time, my family's time, and the expense we have taken on to get these labs done, take time off of work, etc, because I was 10 minutes early and not 20 minutes early, then is he going to have enough respect for my well being to take his time and do a good job with my health? I think the answer to that is clear. Doctors like this are only in business because there are enough sick people that they don’t have to care. It’s the only profession I know where you don't have to do your job and you still get paid. Move along. Find someone else. I wish I had.
by larry xxx.xxx.67.237
August 03, 2018
very friendly doctor and staff members
by Patti xxx.xxx.94.114
January 23, 2018
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Recent Polls
Was there annoying music playing while you waited or during your visit?
No, there was no annoying music
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.21.73
January 16, 2013
Was this rheumatologist's staff friendly?
Yes, they went above and beyond
Was this provider's office easy to locate?
Absolutely! It couldn't have been easier!
Was this provider's office clean?
Yes! I was amazed at how clean it was!
Did this provider explain your test results to you?
Absolutely. Every detail was explained to me
Was it easy to make an appointment with this rheumatologist?
Yes! It was effortless!
by Laura Latigo xxx.xxx.124.230
November 20, 2012
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