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Elizabeth Gonzalez Bello, APRN, FNP

Innovista Medical Center

Family Nurse Practitioner

Houston, TX

Most recent review: 1 week ago New
4.0
3 Ratings
2 Comments

I was born and raised in Venezuela, where my passion for caring for others first began. In 2014, I moved to Texas with my family, and we have proudly made it our second home ever since. My goal has always been to provide compassionate, patient-centered care while helping my patients better understand their health. Nothing is more rewarding to me than seeing my patients leave their visit feeling heard, reassured, and confident about their health. I strive to build trusting relationships with each of my patients.

4.0
3 Ratings
2 Comments

I was born and raised in Venezuela, where my passion for caring for others first began. In 2014, I moved to Texas with my family, and we have proudly made it our second home ever since. My goal has always been to provide compassionate, patient-centered care while helping my patients better understand their health. Nothing is more rewarding to me than seeing my patients leave their visit feeling heard, reassured, and confident about their health. I strive to build trusting relationships with each of my patients.

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Listened to me and made sure she verified all the information pertaining to my health. She even did a follow up that I had previously missed..

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

Nurse did not want to view previous records / history to get an understanding of my medical journey, even after encouraging her to do so. Separately, she stated she was not comfortable raising the current baby dose of antidepressants I have been on but advised to consider changing the medication altogether. I’ve been taking antidepressants long enough to know that changing the meds should be a last resort and could have far more damaging results than raising the dose of a med that a patient has had very positive, if not the best, results when compared to other meds that have been taken. Very very concerning.

(1 week ago) Sep-2026
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