Dr. Raul Garcia, MD works in Pasadena, TX as
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Dr. Raul García along with the staff go above and beyond, to keep their patients at ease, comfortable and happy. Both of my parents are patients, and both have had surgeries performed by Dr. Garcia, and he’s extraordinary. As far as the facility— You can feel the good energy the minute you walk in the waiting room. The staff that keep the office going are amazing, and Ms. Lauren and Dr. Garcia are top notch. Dr. Garcia and Ms. Lauren both take the time to explain everything thoroughly, in medical terms and regular terms, they have a positive attitude, they tell you things the way they are without tip toeing around any issue, but also keeping the patient at ease. I’m grateful to finally have found urologists for my parents who actually care, are passionate about their job and put good energy out in the world, that unfortunately is full of many wolves in sheep clothing. Of course I’m giving credit where credit is due.
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Dr. Garcia accepts Aetna, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Garcia accepts here.
Dr. Garcia's office is located at 3326 Watters Rd Bldg C Pasadena, TX 77504.
Dr. Garcia frequently sees patients for
Dr. Garcia has a star rating of 3.3/5 and has been reviewed 28 times.
Dr. Garcia is board certified in
Dr. Garcia has been practicing as an Urology Specialist for 44 years.
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