Sadly I did not have a good experience with this clinic. I made an appointment based on a word of…read moremouth referral. I went and was charged $300 as a "deposit" but I never saw claims filed to insurance nor did I get a refund from said deposit. Let's not forget to mention almost daily ultrasounds. Maybe that's where the $300 went to? in addition to the hour long waits for a 5 minute visit. All this while trying to keep my job and explain why I needed to see the dr almost daily. I went with the intention of getting lab work run and starting with pills (clomid or femara) as my obgyn didnt do this part. I was never allowed to do this as I was told It wouldnt work. (how do we know that?) Was sent to get an hsg without a negative pregnancy test in hand. (couldnt possibly be the first time they've sent someone to the ARA but they wouldnt help me so that was a waste of PTO, time and getting stuck in 5 oclock traffic unnecessarily. I had to drive bk to their clinic, get a blood draw so I could try again on yet another day. ) Not only was I not able to get a script for pills, I was told i should start with IVF. I absolutely refused and somehow this compromise was an IUI. What I should have done was walk out. But i let this dr talk me into an iui. $3300 later and who knows how many trips to the specialty pharmacy 30 miles away, I had a failed iui and a data breach bc someone left a laptop in their car. The final straw was being told my next step would be ivf or ovarian drilling. nope. nope. nope. I'm out. I ended up putting a pin in all this and ended up getting pregnant naturally about a year after I stopped going to this office but I still get chills everytime I see the exit off mopac. In summation, i will say he was super aggressive and seemed like he wanted everyone to get pregnant... but at what cost? I also want to mention I got a shot of vitamins (allegedly) that was above my hip that really aggravated my sciatic nerve... just be cautious. I thought I had a blood clot at first, but being that I am a runner I had it checked out to rule out any bigger problems. I ended up going to a different infertility dr who has now since retired but I wish I had gone to him first. If you do go here, I hope you are treated better than I was.

Dr. Moghadam and his team made our dreams come true and we are incredibly grateful! We received…read moreexcellent and professional care from him and his team. Thank you Austin fertility institute!

My appointment went smoothly, I'm very happy with the service provided. Dr Therese Purcell was…read moreAMAZING!!!!!!!!!! She explained everything she was going to perform today. She listened to me and added a couple more test because what I explained to her . She is absolutely funny and down-to-earth; I felt welcomed. She is extremely knowledgeable in her field. Sorta felt like a family member taking care of you instead of stranger. The phlebotomist wow the girl has a hand I didn't feel the poke lol. The assistant was also amazing and kind, down to the front desk!!! Thank you

Dr. Kevin Brown and Dr. Jennifer Rumpf are incredible. I recently went in for my annual exam, and…read moreDr. Brown caught something that most providers likely wouldn't notice during a routine visit. This is actually the second time he has identified something early and ordered preventative measures, which I'm incredibly grateful for. He referred me to Dr. Rumpf, and I truly cannot recommend her enough. She is clearly an overachiever, the best possible way. She is extremely knowledgeable and deeply caring, just like Dr. Brown. What I was experiencing could have been mentally and physically overwhelming, but her constant communication, clear explanations, and thoughtful recommendations (always with context) made all the difference. Because of the care I received from both of them, I will be a forever patient of this facility.

The most caring, professional and knowledgeable practice I have had the privilege of working with…read morein the delivery of (soon to be) two babies! Dr Rodger's is above and beyond what I could ask for in an OBGYN and my concerns have always been heard and given simple answers to resolve any questions. I tried several other practices in the Austin area before deciding this was the one. We will always live nearby as long as I'm having children, her pre and post operative care is tops.

I want to preface by saying I can only speak to the perimenopause care here and not to the…read morepregnancy services they offer. Dr. Halle and her team have been wonderful and gone above and beyond to support me as my care team. Last year, I really needed immediate support and they stepped up after so many other gyno offices refused to see me any sooner than 6 months after I called. I'm grateful to have them in my corner.

every time i come here, i die a little bit more inside…read more This clinic adds stress instead of care. Dr. Rush may be competent, but the staff is a nightmare -- calls get hung up on, messages go unanswered, and even urgent situations are ignored. Appointments run more than an hour late, and even simple questions require another full visit. The nurses are kind, but the system is broken. Patients deserve better. You'll get more attention at a Planned Parenthood. Unless you enjoy being dismissed and disrespected, go elsewhere. They act like we're not paying customers here and in line for some kind of free government sponsored bread ration.

Love my experiences so far with Dr. Rush. She is absolutely the sweetest OBGYN! Professional and…read morealways considerate. Had her as my OB for 3 yrs from when we were trying and now, for prenatal visits. I highly recommend her!

I chose Dr. Wang because of her excellent reviews and reputation. This was my first pregnancy, and…read moreI wanted to trust my doctor completely and believe she had my best interests and my baby's well-being at heart. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. I'm sharing this not to speak badly about anyone but to help other first-time moms who might be feeling the same doubts I ignored. My goal is to give others information I wish I had. My baby is now healthy and thriving, and I'm so grateful for that, but the entire experience left me traumatized and afraid to go through pregnancy again. From the start, there were warning signs I should have paid attention to. Every appointment involved waiting four or more hours past the scheduled time, which showed how overbooked the practice was. At my 20-week anatomy scan, the sonographer mentioned seeing something on the baby's brain. That comment caused me immense anxiety, and I later learned it was unprofessional for a sonographer to share findings before a doctor reviewed them. When I asked to meet with Dr. Wang to discuss the results, she brushed me off and treated me like I was overreacting. That day I waited four hours to see her. Throughout my pregnancy, Dr. Wang strongly pushed for a C-section. She said things like "in China everyone with money chooses C-sections" and told me recovery would be much faster than with a vaginal birth. As a first-time mom, I trusted her advice, not realizing how serious the surgery and recovery would be. Looking back, I wish I had received balanced, evidence-based information rather than pressure. I also experienced severe nausea, exhaustion, and other symptoms that were dismissed. When I voiced concern, she told me, "this is as good as it's going to get." I had to advocate for myself to get additional lab work, request a different nausea medication, and push for the 4-hour gestational diabetes test when the 1-hour one came back abnormal. My due date was April 20, yet she scheduled my C-section for April 5. I now know that was early and likely unnecessary. After the scheduled C-section, I fainted when my catheter was removed due to blood loss. My hemoglobin levels dropped dangerously low, and I later realized I had been hemorrhaging. Dr. Wang and her nurse practitioner saw me once the next day, barely acknowledged what had happened, and discharged me less than 48 hours after surgery. Two days after returning home, I developed severe swelling and bruising across my abdomen. I had to leave my newborn and go back to the office, where Dr. Wang told me I had a "mango-sized" hematoma and recommended another surgery that same week under anesthesia. She said if I didn't do it, I might "look pregnant for months." She was cold and dismissive when I told her I was terrified, and when I begged her through the patient portal to call me afterward, she refused. Her nurse practitioner finally called me 12 hours later, but Dr. Wang never did. I sought two other medical opinions, and both doctors advised that only a general surgeon should perform that type of procedure, not an OB. I followed their advice and had the surgery safely about a month later. I truly don't know what might have happened if I hadn't trusted my instincts. Dr. Wang blamed the hematoma on the postpartum nurses pressing on my abdomen, which other doctors later said was not realistic. Lastly, Dr. Wang performed my son's circumcision in the hospital. Once it healed, our pediatrician noticed something was wrong and referred us to a specialist. It turned out my son had hypospadias, a condition that should have been identified before a circumcision. Because it wasn't, he now has to undergo surgery for both the hypospadias and a circumcision revision. I am thankful every day that my baby is healthy. But this entire experience was traumatic, and I hope sharing it helps another parent avoid what I went through. If you ever feel dismissed, pressured, or ignored by your provider, please trust your instincts and seek a second opinion. You deserve care that is compassionate, ethical, and safe.

I love this doctor! She delivered my son in October and it was a smooth pregnancy/delivery…read more She has such an uplifting spirit and pleasant demeanor. She made me feel at ease throughout my pregnancy. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for an ONGYN.

This review is for Dr. Sarah Gavrizi and her attentive nursing care team, mainly McKenna and Jamie…read more If you're in need of a fertility doctor who has expertise, great attention to detail, empathy, and ultimately, a belief in patient centered care -- then you must see Dr. Gavrizi. I cannot have imagined ANYONE else being the guiding physician on my path to motherhood! There can be a lot of unknown with fertility journeys, and I honestly never felt overwhelmed or emotionally drained and that is because Dr. Gavrizi and her team filled in all of the gaps. She is SO thorough, she made sure she understood what my goals were and she accounted for everything we needed to do to achieve my goals. I believe her plan of action, coupled with all of the interventions and lifestyle changes I implemented (and a number of other baseline factors), is what led to a positive pregnancy on my first IUI. She saw me through the first 3 months of my pregnancy, and then transferred care to my OBGYN who will deliver my baby in a few short months! My experience with Texas Fertility Center staff at Round Rock was pleasant and professional, they made billing a breeze and followed all of my wishes regarding billing of the two insurances that I have (BCBS and Progyny). I was never in the dark about what charges to expect and everything was clearly communicated to me. No "hidden surprises", like I had read about with other practices. I split my appointments between their Round Rock and Mopac offices, based on what fit best in my work schedule. I enjoyed that the Round Rock office was smaller and more intimate than the Mopac location, and had plenty of available parking! To Texas Fertility: You have a gem in Dr. Gavrizi and are so fortunate to have her. Please treat her very well because I plan to be back in a few years for baby #2 and I will only trust my care and future baby's care with her!

Had a really bad experience with Dr. Gavrizi that ultimately led me to leave Texas Fertility Center…read moreentirely. She prioritized a "one size fits all", protocol-focused approach over taking into account my individual wants and concerns. Further, in order to switch doctors within TFC, they require you to start from scratch and repay for the initial consultation (even if you had an initial consultation a few weeks prior)--they are obviously more interested in profiting than ensuring patient satisfaction. Do not recommend.

This morning, my daughter was there first time and was late. The person at the desk was a bit rude…read more She had to reschedule in May. It was not a good experience for my daughter. granted we need to be 15 mins early, but should have took the extra step and take her in since it was her first experience at the OBG. We have to wait in the room anyway. So she'll go to a different OBG office. You say, so what .... it's word of mouth that gives this OBG office a not so good reputation...

Awful. First it took me 3 months to get an appt for my annual. Finally get my appt and because I…read moredidn't show up 30 MINUTES before they asked me to leave and reschedule. Horrible medical service. I have never. Months to schedule this and they didn't even care, went about their day. Why do I need to be there 30 min before??

Where to begin?! We moved to Austin from Arizona, and within about six months of being here, got…read morepregnant with our second child. We had an amazing home birth team in Phoenix, so our expectations were really high for the type of care and knowledge we wanted in our Midwife. Being new to Austin meant we didn't have a large network of people to ask for references, so I researched online, read reviews and looked through credentials. I knew very quickly I wanted to work with Christy and Jenni. I had an extremely difficult pregnancy, although I was also sick the entirety of my first as well. I had hyperemesis gravidarum, meaning I was throwing up constantly, losing weight, and unable to keep down hardly anything. Christy has a huge wealth of knowledge and practices functional medicine alongside traditional options. I was always given information of references for alternative therapies to help my nausea. They were always helping me manage my sickness and we worked closely with a perinatal MD for any tests or services Christy couldn't provide herself. I had incredible care throughout my pregnancy and can't stress enough how great a resource Christy was for every ailment. Our birth experience was awesome! It only lasted an hour and a half (sooo fast!) but it was in the middle of the night with a birth tub. Our baby was born in a state of shock, partially because of how quickly everything progressed, and had a little trouble breathing. Christy knew what to do immediately and got her breathing and feeding perfectly in no time. The postpartum care we received was incredible. I had pelvic floor issues and our baby had some skin issues and Christy and Jenni were always available to answer questions and connect us with a provider that could help if it was outside their realm. Truly, we can't say enough about our experience and this team of women! They are wonderful and you and your baby will be in great hands.

Finding Jenni and Christy was like winning the lottery. I literally can't put into words how…read moreamazing these two women are...and how positively they have impacted my (and my family's) life. They are just. The best. Jenni and Christy helped my wife and I through two births, and unfortunately a few miscarriages. We first met them while interviewing for a midwife back in 2015. We interviewed a few other people around town, but instantly clicked with Jenni and Christy. They are warm, responsive, realistic and the best part - they really care about you, your pregnancy and your experience. Our meetings were sometimes long - filled with laughter in addition to medical explanations of my changing body. They took a few minutes each time to do the medical stuff, blood pressure/pee test/feel for baby...but then, the rest of the time they just wanted to know how I was feeling. I miss them. When my birth came around, Jenni was my rock. She is kind and gentle - her presence during the chaos of birth was invaluable. She kept me calm, centered and most of all, feeling safe through 8 hours of active labor and a 3 hours of pushing. My kiddo didn't want to come out, but they literally pulled out a bag of tricks: peanut yoga balls, weird positions, ropes to pull on and things to rest my legs on. They kept my spirits up, even when in those moments of wanting to give up. And, with their help I birthed a healthy little girl in the comfort of my home. It was amazing. Women are amazing. Now I'm crying. I can't recommend these MotherBloom midwifery enough. They taught me about the power of being a woman - and I know that I am a better mother because of my experience with them as my midwives. They really are, the best. I heart them so much!

Dr. Thoppil is very combative and condescending. If you don't want to be listened to and want to be…read moredisrespected then he is your guy. Just look at his responses that will tell you everything you need to know....

This was my second time seeing this doctor and will be my last. Both appointments were soooo…read morerushed. I have never had such a quick pelvic exam in all the years I have been seeing a gyno (since I was 17 and am now 46) so I know what an exam is supposed to be. You blink and it's over. He asked me zero questions about what I was there for and I had to ask the nurse to send him back in so I could ask a question about my irregular periods since I am starting perimenopause. During my first appointment I appreciated that he asked me about my other health issues, but during this appointment he literally gave me medical advice about it - suggesting I try GLP1s for my heart failure! Even my cardiologist (who focuses on the "plumbing" won't give me medical advice on the "electrical" side because it isn't what he is trained in. Upon some basic online research, GLP1s can be very harmful for someone with my condition and EF number Every time I go in he is also pushing that I get other things done there like my mammogram. They frame it as convenience, but after the GLP1 suggestion it all feels like a money grab with very little concern for women's health. My mother died of ovarian cancer so I cannot continue seeing someone whom I feel is not thorough. Not for me.