Three Marble Falls physicians make Texas Super Doctors: Rising Stars list
Dr. Curtis Copeland (left), family medicine physician at Baylor Scott & White Clinic-Marble Falls, along with Dr. Adam Racusin, orthopedic surgery, and Dr. Brian Ransdell, dermatology and Mohs surgery, both of Baylor Scott & White Specialty Clinic-Marble Falls, made the Texas Super Doctors: Rising Stars Edition 2018 list in the July 2018 edition of Texas Monthly. Courtesy photos
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MARBLE FALLS — Three Baylor Scott & White physicians in Marble Falls representing Baylor Scott & White-Hill Country Region were featured in the July 2018 issue of Texas Monthly in its list of Texas Super Doctors: Rising Stars Edition 2018.
The publishers of Texas Monthly and MSP Communications released the list of Texas Rising Stars, stating those receiving the recognition are “exceptional physicians who have earned the confidence and high regard of their peers.”
Dr. Curtis Copeland, family medicine physician at Baylor Scott & White Clinic-Marble Falls, along with
Dr. Adam Racusin, orthopedic surgery, and Dr. Brian Ransdell, dermatology and Mohs surgery, both of Baylor Scott & White Specialty Clinic-Marble Falls, were included on the list.
The doctors were selected by their peers and verified by MSP Communications after an extensive independent research process.
“This is indeed a high honor for our three ‘rising stars,’” said Tim Ols, president of the Hill Country Region, “and we are very proud of this well-earned recognition from their peers.”
MSP Communications requested that thousands of Texas medical professionals nominate one or more doctors, other than themselves, from 45 specified medical specialties, asking who they would choose in seeking medical care. The research team identified newer Texas doctors who have been fully licensed about 10 years or less. The “Rising Stars” distinction is in its seventh year and specifically recognizes younger physicians. Texas Super Doctors publishes its main list in December. Only 2.5 percent of all active Texas physicians are selected to the Texas Rising Stars list.
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Does not mean a thing! The only good doctor is one that is chosen by patients not peers! Interesting how they all are Baylor, Scott & White! Had an Emergency with my husband 2 years ago took to BSW ER & then they transported on to Temple! I was mortified at every step of the process from beginning to end! I worked in the Medical Field for 13 years in many different practices & will never use Baylor, Scott & White Facilities or Physicians again!
Sounds like you had a bad experience. All small community hospitals have limitations. They provide most essential functions but sometimes have to send patients to a higher level of care for more complex problems. This saves lives. BSW has excellent customer reviews and scores high on patient satisfaction. The hospital is attracting the best medical talent to the area and is growing in its capabilities.