I recently had my right eye cataract surgery at Bailey Square Surgery Center and Dr Peter Wollan…read moreand the team at the Bailey Square Surgery Center were extraordinary from start to finish. I am enthusiastically looking forward to my left eye cataract surgery coming up soon and feel most confident that everything will go perfectly well this time around. It was very nice of them to give me a thank card with the names of everyone that made my first surgery such a success and I hope to see them all again soon.

The surgical center is awesome. No problems at all. But they have an outside source you talk to for…read morereceipts for service and other items. I called on wed got vm called again on thurs got vm again called again on Friday and she finally answered. I asked her to send the receipt and she said she just sent it. So I waited awhile and still didn't get it. I called back and she said it was sent but may take up to 24 hours to get. Well here we are Saturday afternoon and still haven't received. Maybe she needs to turn off the tv and pay more attention to her job

I went to St. David Surgical Hospital in Round Rock today for the first time. I was getting an…read moreinjection in my back. I will say, they spared no money in this building. When you walk in to register there is a huge lobby area, very nicely decorated, where you can sit and wait. We found a parking spot out front but if there are none available you can drive around back to the parking garage and both are free. After about a five minute wait, they came to get me and take me back and everything looked very neat and clean in the rooms. I will say that my injection was about 45 minutes late but I think that's more on the doctor than the surgical center. The nurses and the rest of the staff were all very friendly and joked around with me, which makes the experience that much better. Overall, I think that facility is very nice and I would not hesitate to go there again for any type of procedure!

Thu, Carolyn and Zoe were so helpful. Dr Villarreal as well. I had a very complicated surgery…read moreyesterday and they all did everything possible to make me feel better.

I am beyond pissed, I've been waiting 3 weeks to get a CT scan done and my appointment which is…read moretomorrow has to be rescheduled due to my insurance pending authorization. I called my insurance, they say, yes that's correct, your referral was submitted today. They need 2-3 weeks for approval, I've been waiting more than 3 weeks! I don't get a "sorry" from ARA, no, what I get after mentioning my concern with the pain I'm going through, "you can keep your appointment, sign a waiver that you'll self pay then fight it out with your insurance company" Now that's great customer service! I can't even blame them for incompetence because on the same call I was told, "it was your doctor's fault for filing it under the wrong patient." Unbelievable.

Chandler worked with us about my procedure in a courteous, well communicated manner. The…read moreinstructions, the process were explained in detail, taking time to ask if we had questions or concerns. Her calm, professional demeanor is something I see less of in the medical profession these days, it was certainly well appreciated by myself and my wife. The staff demonstrated their desire to assist in any way. One of the staff was in the waiting room patiently working with an elderly person to make sure she understood what was going on and how it would proceed. The facility is well staffed with a professional attitude not seen in many medical facilities these days. We were not numbers, we were clients, patients there to be treated and were respected as such.

Austin Breast Imaging is a specialty medical practice in Austin, Texas, specializing in breast…read morehealth and diagnostic imaging for women. Austin Breast Imaging focuses solely on breast imaging, allowing the staff and radiologists to develop deep expertise in this specialized care. Ever year for the last 25+ years I undergo a routine mammogram screening. It is uncomfortable but a necessary procedure to ensure proper screening for breast cancer. Early detection of breast cancer is key to remediation efforts. Connie, my radiologist technician made the process as easy as possible Until next year...

I'm still very pleased with my entire experience with Austin Breast Imaging. As soon as my doctor…read moresent over the lab order, they called to schedule the appointment. Everything was handled smoothly. When I arrived, my insurance card had been updated, and taking care of that was a breeze. The technician was terrific, as each one has always been before. She showed professionalism in her care. I always have great confidence in the quality of images that are taken. I've never had an insurance issue come up. Annually things are processed correctly.

I was referred to this facility by my physician for an MRI on my foot. When I called to schedule…read morethe appointment, I was informed that their facility was out of network, but I wouldn't be charged anything. The facility would cover any costs incurred that my insurance didn't cover because they're new and building their business. Sounds easy for me, so I agreed to move forward with the appointment. When I arrived, I was asked to fill out lots of paperwork, all of which was normal- except the last three pages which were legal documents stating that I was responsible for anything my insurance didn't cover. The third document stated that if I was in need of financial assistant and had either a high deductible plan or was paying cash that they would offer some sort of payment for me. Well, that isn't the type of insurance I have, so I asked the administrator present for further detail. I let her know that I was uncomfortable signing the documents because I had been told that all of my expenses were covered verbally over the phone (she was actually the one that told me this) yet these documents stated otherwise. I let her know I'd be happy to sign these documents if she could provide me written documentation of what we discussed on the phone. She replied that she couldn't. I asked if she could email me a statement. Again, she said she couldn't. I replied that I didn't feel comfortable signing these documents without something in writing to protect my interest. I asked if I could take the documents home to look them over with my husband (my foot is broken, I would really like this MRI so I can get the correct treatment even if I'm feeling like this is getting weird) and she ripped them out of my hands and said that she would be shredding them. I'm sorry- how sketchy is that? I promptly left and called my doctor to let them know not to refer to the facility any more. I typically don't read these type of documents at a doctors office, yet thank goodness I did! If they're in network, great! If not, watch out.

I came here for an MRI of knee. My MRI was booked on Friday for that following Monday. I had no…read moreproblem finding the place. My MRI was STAT since my follow up with the orthopedic was the very next morning. My orthopedic got my results in time for my appointment which was awesome. While waiting for my appointment I had the opportunity to grab a few mints and a water bottle. I could of even grabbed a few of the snacks available or a coffee. The MRI tech was super nice, cute and made the process easy and painless. It was nice to be offered headphones that tuned into a radio station that I picked and also a warmed blanket since that place is chilly.

Surprise billing like many other reviewers here. The woman at the front desk told me they were in…read morenetwork with Cigna. They aren't. They billed me for $3200 for a few hours spent there.

The urgent care across the road from HEB up the street is a great option unless you are actively…read morebleeding. I'm going to repeat a lot of what user Angela S. said about this place. You know how they sell $10,000 watches that work great but honestly there are watches that are just fine for 3% of the price? I get that when I go to an "emergency room" I'm going to pay extra and I get that. But this was totally off the charts. Yes, they take your insurance here when the other places don't but you can still submit to your *existing insurance* and work their claims dept. Unless you can't stand your insurance, you should do that instead. PROS: - Great service, got right in, no issues with staff. The only reason this isn't a one star review is they did a great job. CONS: - You can fly from LA to NY multiple times for the price of a 20 min visit. Just unreal.

Medical bills kill us, but CPI is the only provider who makes sure we get the best price, every…read moretime. For starters, our insurance doesn't cover imaging, so the provider doesn't have to bill us at the insurance rate, they can bill at the much higher Full Rate. And labs like LabCorp and Clinical Pathology Labs do indeed bill at the Full Rate, which is sometimes 6x higher than the insurance rate. But CPI lets us pay at the insurance rate, which saves us a ton. Further, sometimes self-pay is cheaper than going through insurance, so CPI always checks both prices and then bills us at whatever option is cheaper. We have dozens of providers and *nobody* else does this. Finally, Paige remembers us and always asks about the kids (she remembers details about them). We don't experience that anywhere else, either.

I went to Central Park Imaging at 900 W 38th St #100, Austin, TX 78705 on 3/17/2026 for an MRI…read moreprocedure. The tech was Gary House. I was not in pain when I went in, but Mr. House elicited so much unexpected pain that I screamed suddenly in response. He did not react to my pain at all, but instead, continued to give test instructions. Mr. House was in a hurry. When the test was completed, he wanted me off the table as quickly as possible and told me to sit in another chair to put on my shoes. The MRI room is not adjacent to the bathroom, so patients have to walk through the halls in hospital attire in front of other patients before getting dressed. I was in pain for days after, and had to return to my doctor. I reported my experience to my doctor and to the manager of Central Park Imaging. On the facility's Website the profile for Gary House states: "He loves working in healthcare and helping people find out why they hurt." In my case, I was not treated respectfully, and Gary House put me in extreme physical and emotional pain. I have never received mistreatment at other imaging facilities.

An Exceptional Surgical Experience from Start to Finish…read more From the moment we arrived at UT Health Austin Ambulatory Surgery Center, it was clear that this facility operates at a level above the rest. Every aspect of our experience reflected a deep commitment to patient care, efficiency, and comfort -- and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone facing an outpatient procedure. Check-In Made Easy What so often feels like a stressful, paperwork-heavy ordeal was handled here with remarkable smoothness. The check-in process was streamlined and well-organized, with staff who clearly knew how to move things along without making patients feel rushed. Wait times were minimal, communication was clear, and we always knew exactly what to expect next. It set a reassuring tone for everything that followed. Staff That Truly Cares The team here is nothing short of outstanding. Every nurse, anesthesiologist, and support staff member we encountered struck the perfect balance between clinical competence and genuine human warmth. They took the time to answer every question thoroughly, explain each step of the process, and check in emotionally -- not just medically. In moments that can feel vulnerable and frightening, their calm confidence and compassion made an enormous difference. Cutting-Edge Technology It's evident that UT Health Austin invests seriously in staying at the forefront of modern medicine. The facility is equipped with the latest surgical and monitoring technology, which is not only reassuring from a safety standpoint but speaks to the center's dedication to delivering the best possible outcomes. Knowing that your care team has access to top-tier tools adds a meaningful layer of confidence on what can otherwise be an anxious day. A Waiting Room Worth Mentioning Surgery is hard on the people sitting in the waiting room, too -- and UT Health Austin clearly understands that. The family and friends waiting area is thoughtfully designed with comfortable seating, a peaceful atmosphere, and a layout that feels more like a quiet lounge than a sterile hospital annex. The staff kept family members informed and updated throughout, which went a long way in easing the anxiety of waiting for news. If you're looking for an ambulatory surgery center that combines professionalism, heart, and modern medicine in one place, UT Health Austin delivers on every front. We felt cared for, informed, and safe -- and that's everything you could ask for.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

After seeing my primary care physician (I'm gatekeeping), a musculoskeletal surgeon alongside his…read morechiropractic staff and practitioners, the phlebotomist thrice, and the imaging staff, I can say that I am beyond satisfied with UT Health. I am, in fact, switching all of my specialists over to this campus as the communication is stellar between doctors and everyone I've seen has incredible bedside manner. The staff is generally good (it seems like this place is a wonderful start for many as I've seen a lot of rotation and/or turnover) and navigating scheduling and other difficult parts is super simple here. Only gripe: the dang parking garage (NO PARKING VALIDATION)