Goff Camille, MD

I’m a big fan of Dr. Goff. I had some weird stomach pain and she took great care of me. Administered several tests and called me when the results were in. Turns out I had some weird stomach bacteria that gave me an infection. She was right even before the tests were in. Thanks doc!

My first time getting a regular physical and I really enjoyed their staff & service. Dr. Goff has a good patient service and you can tell she cares. She’s a busy woman but she takes the time to ask all the right questions and do proactive precautions to make sure your on the right track. She even told me what vitamins to take and referred me to a specialist. She even called me personally to do the follow up results and talked to me about future things I needed to do. Love her! will continue to start seeing her from now on!

I’m changing this one to five stars! After being a patient here for the last year or so, I have to say that she is the best doctor anyone could ever wish to visit. Dr. Goff and her staff have always been very accommodating, friendly, quick to respond, and able to squeeze me in when I feel like crap. If I could, I’d give them 9 out of 5 stars. Unilocal,can you make this happen?

Dr. Goff is the most amazing GP you can find by far. She is very knowledgeable and caring. She always takes time out of her busy schedule to call and follow up on you.
I have moved an hour away from her office but still worth the trip.

I went to see Dr. Goff for my annual wellness exam. The wait was only 5 minutes for me. She was very thorough and took her time with me. She is very focused on fitness and gives excellent advice. Her office is in close proximity to my work and centrally located. I have recommended her to my colleagues, so that should speak volumes about her.

Outstanding GP who really cares about her patients. She has been caring for my family for years and have nothing but praise for her level of care.
I lived outside of Houston for a number of years and was so spoiled by Dr. Goff it truly shocked me when other GP’s didn’t call you to check on things or actually answer after hours calls for emergencies or just simple questions.
Honestly a quality doctor well worth visiting if looking for personalized care.

Dr. Goff is a great Doctor. She is professional and what I like about her the most is that she calls you personally to give you the results of any test you did and to check on you to see how you are doing. Not a lot of doctors do that.
I went to see her because she was close to my job and she is an in-​network doctor with my insurance. I had bone pain all over my body and I had a fever so I wanted to see her and see what I have and what’s wrong with me.
The only thing I don’t like is that you have to wait a long time to see her. The wait is almost an hour long. But it’s good that she spends all the time she needs with her patients.
She took blood, x rays everything and it turns out that I had a sinus infection yuck. Weird but I got prescribed antibiotics and case resolved.
She is a wonderful doctor I recommend her to anyone. She specializes in sports medicine.

Best GP I’ve ever seen! Calls the day after appointments to checkup on you and always is genuinely concerned with your health. VERY knowledgeable and I’ve never had an issue with wait time like most other healthcare physicians.

Yesterday morning I made the terrible mistake of visiting Dr. Camille Goff’s office. I chose her office because she was in network for my insurance, close to home and in a good area of town. My appointment was for 9:00am. When I arrived to the waiting room (at 8:59) and signed in and sat down none of the three ladies behind the glass greeted me so I waited. I was the only one in the waiting room. I noticed that the rug was very dirty and all of the furniture was old and had a layer of dust on it. After flipping through a magazine I got up (9:15am) and tapped on the glass. The woman sitting behind the glass had her back turned toward me and said «yes?» Without turning around to look at me. Another woman came over and I asked her if I needed to fill out paperwork since I was a new patient. Yes I did. Okay so I did that and then sat and waited longer. Half an hour passed and no one came to take me to a room so I tapped on the glass again and told the receptionist that my appointment was for 9am and was the doctor going to see me soon. An excuse was made about running late due to weather. That’s fine. A few minutes later I was taken back to another dingy room with stained up carpets, dust and old furniture. On the way back I passed the doctor who literally glared at me through the corner of her eye (I guess she heard me asking about the time). The nurse told me to change into a gown and that I had to get blood work done. Then the doctor flies in, does not greet me and starts talking about my liver and test results and how I need to get all of this blood work done. I said that this is not right, I don’t have a problem with my liver and I don’t need blood work. In fact I had never seen her before! When she finally figured out that she was with the wrong patient she left. 10 minutes later I went to the nurse to ask a question about blood work and the doctor came out behind me making a comment insinuating that I think I am the center of the universe and telling me I need to check my thyroid. I was not there for my thyroid at all. She ended up telling me that I could leave and that it was unrealistic for me to expect to see her within an hour of my appointment time.
It was literally the worst experience I have EVER had with a doctor. I do not recommend her services. She is snarky, rude and obviously values her own time over her clients. I have already filed a formal complaint with my insurance company. No one should ever be treated this way by their doctor.

I was referred to Dr. Goff by a coworker shortly after I had moved to Houston several years ago. On my initial appointment to get established I was immediately struck with the thoroughness of the exam. I was even more impressed later that evening when she called me to review my test result all which were normal but the fact that she did this especially since they were al normal truly floored me.
The following year I hurt my neck and made an appointment. Being a nurse I truly expected to go to the appointment be handed a script for pain pills and/​or a muscle relaxer. I could not have been more wrong. Dr. Goff thoroughly examined my range of motion, did X-​rays, taped my shoulder into place to get my neck out of spasm, gave me multiple exercised to do, gave me a book on proper neck alignment and set me up with further physical therapy. Within a week I was back to 100% after being in pain for months.
This morning I woke up and needed to see the doctor. I called and they were able to fit me in. Yeah, I’ve had to wait a bit at the appointments but I think it’s because she takes so much time with her patients.

I am writing this in response to Sarah B who seems to have had a difficult time at Dr. Goff’s office. All I can say is the level of care I receive from Dr. Goff is exceptional. She listens, takes the time to get me what I need and without question knows what she is doing. I can’t even begin to explain the confidence I have in her practice.

I have never had such an unfavorable medical experience in my life. I went to Dr Goff hoping to tackle two ailments at one time. Her staff assured me that would be the case when I made the appointment. After waiting an hour in the cramped and dated front room I was taken to a tiny, unsanitary exam room with sunken chairs and peeling paint where I waited another 45 minutes. The doctor came rushing in, did not introduce herself and immediately addressed only my sinus issues, for about 3 minutes. When she made the quick diagnosis I tried to segue to my ankle which had rendered me immobile and she said she just didn’t have time to talk to me about it. She said I would need an xray and that they could do that here and left the room and went to another exam room. I waited for a while waiting to be taken for an xray. Went outside and no one knew a thing about it and said they couldn’t perform the xray without the doctor’s request. So then I was told the soonest they could get me in was the following Monday. Mind you, I was basically unable to walk on my ankle and reminded them of that. The receptionist then said she could try to fit me in the next morning as it appeared several of the appointments were just coming in for lab work. I then got to provide my credit card for my co-​pay. When I said I assumed this would cover tomorrow’s visit as well since I was originally told the appointment would be for both issues they said no, two visits so two co-​pays.
So I reluctantly returned the next day only to wait TWO HOURS. She couldn’t really see much from the xray so wanted me to get an MRI. She provided me with an ankle brace, gave me two exercises to work to strengthen and it and told me I could continue to exercise on it. (Later found out this was very bad advice).
To make a long story short over the course of the next several days I tried to communicate with the doctor and her office and did not receive returned calls. The MRI facility told me the results would be available to the doctor in 48 hours. I called twice to check on them and received no reply. In the second case I spoke to the receptionist who told me she had spoken to the MRI center and that I could expect a returned call at 5pm. No call. When the doctor finally called me on the fifth night after the MRI at 9:30 pm she left a message saying said she’d call back at 7:15 in the morning. She didn’t call so by 8 am I called the number she had made the call from the night before. She made no apologies and told me her diagnosis of the ankle but that I would need to come back in. I politely asked when I could come in at a time when I would not have to wait and when I wouldn’t cause others to wait. She grew very rude, calling me «m’am» clearly not even remembering my name and told me that she could never assure me I wouldn’t have to wait and that if I was frustrated waiting than I get used to it because with OBAMACARE it was only going to get worse. «M’am if you think going to doctor should be like a valet service where you pull up, get seen by the doctor, pay and walk out, you are sadly mistaken. I have already offered for you to come in at lunch time, If you cannot come in at that time you will have to wait. And I can’t assure you that if you come at lunch time that you won’t wait then either.»
I chose not to put myself through it again and started over with my usual gp who immediately saw me first thing the next morning and gave me the antibiotics I needed to treat the severity of my sinus condition. I also got into one of the city’s most respected orthopedic surgeons within a day and waited in his office only as long as it took me to complete the paperwork.
It’s important to note that as part of transferring to a different orthopedic doc I had to request the actual films from the MRI center (a 24 hour turn around) as apparently «Dr» Goff had not. She was making her full diagnosis based on a two paragraph report from the radiologist at the MRI center. When I asked the second doctor about whether he thought that made sense he simply put that there is a very short list of radiologists in town whose assessment he would trust to make his full diagnosis and the MRI center I was sent to was definitely not even on his radar. He always asks for the films as there is more to be discerned from them than what the report provides. He spent almost an hour with me, starting with taking me into the room where he examines ALL the films and showed me all that he saw.
So not only is Dr. Goff’s office dingy, dated, and dirty, you can expect to spend up to three hours there while you may get 10 minutes out of her. And you could quite easily get misdiagnosed and waste an additional two weeks being sick and injured.
Also note that neither she nor anyone in her office ever called to ask why I didn’t come in that day she was so rude on the phone or to check on my condition. I would have done zero stars if the survey let me.

Dr. Goff is a fantastic physician. I’ve been seeing her for years. She even calls personally when it’s important.
I once needed antibiotics so bad she saw me over the weekend on her own time. She’s never forgotten me for that either. In a good light that is…
She’s a quality doctor that cares. You won’t go wrong seeing her for your care.

Doctor recommendations on Unilocal usually glow with enthusiasm — my doctor is the best, they know their stuff, they’re very professional. So let me try and say why I think Dr. Goff goes above and beyond the usual accolades by describing some specific events.
I first went to Dr. Goff a few months ago with leg pain that turned out to be from a herniated disc. She diagnosed it correctly from a brief physical exam, but sent me for an MRI to confirm it. She phoned me — herself — the next day after seeing the results to discuss them. She suggested that I have a consultation with a neurosurgeon, but also that I try physical therapy. I was amazed that a doctor would actually call me, let alone stay on the phone for ten or fifteen minutes, patiently answering my questions. She has called me a couple other times since then.
At a followup appointment a month later, while discussing my much-​improved back, she noticed I was coughing and volunteered to check my throat and ears, which she found were irritated but not infected. She said she could prescribe antibiotics if I wanted to get over it quicker but I declined. I told her the surgeon hadn’t shown me my MRI results. She asked if I had a CD — I did, but not with me — she said bring it when you come for therapy the next time and I’ll show it to you. I asked if I needed an appointment, she said no. While I was waiting for a therapy appointment a week later, she saw me, said she was done with patients, did I have my CD, and proceeded to show it to me. She also noticed I was still coughing and said, now do you want those antibiotics? Which I did. I was impressed that she remembered my situation, and went out of her way to help.
Dr. Goff’s office includes a physical therapy group and a massage therapist, all of whom I’d also highly recommend. Two months ago I couldn’t sit for more than about 10 minutes before searing pain ran down my leg. Now I am almost completely pain free. Dr. Goff is a GP but specializes in sports medicine and orthopedics. If you have a muscle or other structural issue, or are just looking for an excellent doctor, I think Dr. Goff is worth checking out.