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Austin Diagnostic Clinic - Steiner Ranch

2.8 (43 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Great care quality and friendly staff, glad I have been able to stick to this place for my healthcare for the last 6 years.

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Dr. gerdelman is a great doctor but their front desk and costumer service is severely lacking.

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Family Hospital at Lake Travis - Minor Emergency Clinic

Family Hospital at Lake Travis

3.7(24 reviews)
0.2 mi

Well another visit . This time family member Thanksgiving Wednesday for possible urinary tract…read moreinfection. Expert and rapid care . I am looking into the concierge option with them for the following reasons- If you get sick enough to be seen urgently in general you need labs or X-ray. In my prior practice in Northern Virginia we had a full lab and X-ray ability. We could get blood count , chemistry's and X-ray of chest all in an hour. We could even give IV meds like Lasix to treat heart failure - all while sitting in our renovated 150 year old office . (Winchester VA) Our overall treatment options were much less than is available today BUT as practices got larger and larger -and the rules for labs and X-ray became complex in many ways it's become difficult to provide easy care for patients that are uncomfortable but not sick enough to admit . Most family clinics are overbooked and even if you can get in - getting a quick chest X-ray , blood counts or even urinalysis can require a trip to a lab company or radiology group. This facility still has the benefits of one stop easy in and out to resolve some significant problems that are somewhat time sensitive. Can get a liter of fluid , an IV antibiotic and appropriate testing. It's also full service ER to stabilize you before admission. They can even admit you there for certain illnesses. In this case the diagnosis was made , treatment prescribed and follow up calls to our home were made by the physician and nurse. Once again great care from a physician owned facility. We are very fortunate to live in Austin as the health care here is truly world class (I can attest to cardiac care) -but this type of facility -a small hospital /ER/ family medical clinic with full complement of diagnostic services - is amazing. I partnered our practice (The Heart Hospital) with St David's and I am biased but on the physician, nurse , tech side - it's hard to find bad care .. no matter which health system you use. At times I have thought it is too expensive to live in Travis County but when I drive by this local facility and see the old VW ambulance and realize that especially as we age it's a great place to live I continue to highly recommend and support this facility. Matt Phillips MD Retired Cardiologist

Not sure where to start. I was in this place for about two hours. They ran an EKG, did some blood…read morework, and gave me a Covid test. I saw Doctor Hoeing for about 7 minutes, and then I requested to leave, as I was feeling better. The bill is over 16,000 dollar's, are these folks for real. 8 thousand dollar's an hour. Bill below. no wonder insurance rates are ridiculous.

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Baylor Scott & White Clinic - Austin River Place

Baylor Scott & White Clinic - Austin River Place

2.6(17 reviews)
2.2 mi

I came in for an appointment with Dr. Mejia (Cardio). Everything throughout my appoint ran smoothly…read moreand the staff was super nice! I was sad I don't actually have to come back because I had a great experience.

Coral Hanks, the Clinic Operations Manager BSW Austin River Place Primary Care and the culture…read morethere are very unethical, unhealthy, and unhelpful if you are a patient who actually cares about your health. After 10 years of taking a certain prescription without any changes to it, my PCP Dr. Vokes abruptly told me to start weaning myself off of it, even though there are no laws, regulations, or even negative research outcomes on my Rx. Customer Service has already been very horrible at this location and even trying to get a hold of my Doctor, who would mess up even sending out my prescription refills every month was already virtually impossible. Not to mention how dismissive the staff has been with their care, which is something I really started to notice at my appointment last week. My doctor told me my only option was to find another Doctor who would continue my current prescription, and when I told him I would start looking for one, Coral sent me a message that I could not respond to in essence saying "we are cutting you off from medical care against your consent." I have not even found a new doctor yet, which my PCP told me to do, but Coral is already cutting off my ability to seek care?

Vik Complete Care Lakeway

Vik Complete Care Lakeway

3.2(89 reviews)
5.7 mi

Came here early December 2025. I had gone to my OBGYN the day before going to Viks due to unnatural…read morebreast pain, swelling, & spreading redness. I left the OB completely freaked out (the on call doc when I went was absolutely awful) & not to mention, with no diagnosis or meds or anything at all. As someone who suffers from anxiety, I had a full blown anxiety attack for the next 24 hours. The following day I couldn't take it and came down the road to viks. Due to the intimate nature of my issue, I requested a female doctor but they told me they only had male; so I just took what I could get, not a huge deal. Front desk was fairly nice, filled out the papers, and they took me back fairly quickly. My doctor was Dr. Mcalasdair (apologies if i spelled that wrong). While I did originally want an ultra sound, he attempted talking me out of it. We went back and forth for a little bit but ultimately he said he was pretty confident he knew what was causing this, and while he didnt think an ultrasound was needed, he was willing to call their ultrasound person to come down and do it if I was adamant. I eventually caved and agreed to not do the ultrasound. Although he did make a little dig during our convo which I didn't appreciate (he said something along the lines of "I've been doing this for 30 years so I think I know what I'm doing). Please don't be condescending. Regardless of how long you've been in medicine, people are still allowed to advocate for themselves & their desires for their treatment. Anyway - aside from that, he was attentive and reassuring. However I've got to give it to the nurse - she really soothed me and my anxieties. She was such a sweetheart. She was maybe a middle aged lady with a British accent. She was so attentive, answered all my questions, checked on me, and when she could tell how nervous I was, she even brought me a little mini teddy bear with a viks shirt on to hold onto. No matter how old you are, little gestures like that really mean something, especially when you're scared. In the end, what I got was an IV in the arm with antibiotics. I believe it took like 45 min to fully drain. While I just sat there and waited, my nurse even brought me a heated blanket to make sure I was warm and comfortable. She was the best. They wrote me a prescription for an oral antibiotic but we were unsure if we were gonna make it on time before the pharmacy closed. On the off chance we didn't, they gave me my first pill ther so I wouldn't have to worry about missing a dose that night (in case we weren't able to get it until the next day). Thankfully we did make it to the pharmacy before they closed though. But that was really thoughtful. In the end, we ended up paying the ER price upon leaving. I haven't received any other bill in the mail so I can't speak on that experience yet... Also - the doctor called the next day to check up on me but I was unable to answer so he left a message. I called back the following day, but he wasn't busy with a patient so a message was taken. No call back. Called again the next day, he wasn't at the lakeway location, he was at another location. So I called the other viks location I was told he was at and they took a message since he was busy with a patient and told me he would call me back. He never did. I called again a day or two later back to the lakeway location and they gave me the same story and said they'd take a message but I told them I had already tried that multiple times and got no call back and told them I just wanted to speak to anyone on staff nurse or otherwise for them to answer my questions. So they put me on hold and I spoke to another doc I'm assuming, but not the one I saw, not dr macalasdair. This doc was pretty vague and dismissive with his answers. Basically it was like a couple word answers or "I can't answer that unless you come back in & we look at you again"...... mkay. He was unhelpful. Between the snarky response when I was advocating for myself in the room & the lack of call back and unhelpful response I got when I finally demanded to speak to anyone doctor on staff, that's why I took one star off. Otherwise, I had a solid experience. They fixed me and calmed my nerves at the same time. If anything goes awry with billing, I'll be sure to update my review. But for now, thanks for helping me!

I recently visited Vik's Complete Care after a severe fall while working in my closet and believed…read moreI needed immediate medical attention. Before going, I checked my Humana insurance, which listed this facility as a provider, so I arrived expecting to use my coverage. Once I arrived, I was told they do not accept insurance, which was very confusing and concerning given how they were listed under my plan. I was then informed that costs would start at around $800 or more, and according to the receptionist, they do not perform X-rays. Despite my insurance copay being $45, I was insisted upon to pay $800 upfront before any examination, without being seen by a doctor or receiving any medical evaluation. Due to the excessive cost, I declined treatment and left. The receptionist was extremely rude and dismissive throughout the interaction, which only made the situation worse. Being pressured for a large upfront payment before any care was provided raised serious concerns. Overall, between the lack of transparency regarding insurance, exorbitant pricing, and unprofessional behavior, I chose not to proceed with treatment and will not be returning. This experience left me very uncomfortable and concerned about how patients are treated here.

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FastMed Urgent Care

FastMed Urgent Care

2.6(52 reviews)
5.9 mi

I was skeptical based on recent reviews but my experience could not have been better. My 4 year old…read morewas in need of a COVID PCR test to return back to daycare. There seem to be no legit "Rapid" PCR places. If there are, they are few and far between. So I settled on finding a place that could see us ASAP. That proved to be tough. EVERYTHING was booked at least three days out, until I found FastMed. Saturday night I was able to schedule appointment for Sunday morning. We arrived a few minutes early. Front desk receptionist was pleasant and processed our intake quickly. Within 5-10 minutes we were in a room and getting tested by the nurse. She said it would be 10 minutes for rapid test results and 5-7 days for PCR (we opted to get both tests). It was disappointing to hear PCR results would take that long, but that is due to the volume of tests going to the third party lab, not FastMed's fault. Doctor came in 10 minutes later with the rapid test results and she was negative. She further explained it would likely be more like 3-4 days for PCR results but they are overestimating because the lab volume changes daily. I can totally appreciate this approach. And that is the same amount of time (or better) for results if we had chosen another place with appointment three days out and 24-48 hours for results. The doctor chatted with my daughter for a couple of minutes; more like she listened to my daughter talk her ear off about wanting to become a doctor now! We were in and out in thirty minutes. I highly recommend this FastMed location for COVID testing! This is a tough time for all persons in the medical industry. Give grace and have patience.

I was misdiagnosed, I developed pneumonia! I was given an antibiotic which they refused to give me…read morewhich was NOT viral but bacterial. PA Patel gave me medication that I was allergic to which was benzonatate which caused my body into shock. Still suffering with stomach problems since.

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Hill Country Pediatrics - Doctor staff

Hill Country Pediatrics

4.4(34 reviews)
2.5 mi

We have graduated onward from Hill Country Pediatrics but I felt they deserved a review from me. We…read morewere with Dr Bartlett and her practice from fall 1998 to summer 2016. I've known Dr Bartlett since she was in practice with another physician off of Duval (blanking on name)--when she decided to go into practice on her own in Jester Village this ROUND ROCK MOM followed her. FYI that infant that caused me to change peds is now in college (and her brother is in HS). When I was pregnant I thought we'interviewed carefully and found a great ped--that is until he started telling me to "slow down and work on weaning my daughter from breastfeeding: she was getting a bit chunky." Umm...this was at 4 months, did not mesh with anything else I was learning...so I quizzed my friends (now that we all had babies of all ages), resulting with an interview Dr Elizabeth Bartlett. Some key memories: My oldest was diagnosed with asthma at 3, and I remember Dr Bartlett and her med student nebulizing her in the office--then making sure I understood what to do, because they had already arranged for equipment and meds to be delivered later to our house. When Dr Bartlett (and Becky) moved we moved...that was a heck of a drive! Then my son came along when my oldest was four...Dr Bartlett was prepped and ready, but my son decided an earlier showing was more exciting. So, we met Dr Wells. Dr Wells was a perfect addition to the team-neither Dr had started their own families (but that was soon to follow). The practice was growing exponentially--and if we couldn't get in to see Dr Bartlett then Dr Wells (for either child) was just wonderful. One horrible eve, my son at 7 mos old developed a high temp-that kept rising and rising fast. Off we went down to the drs. Blood tests were drawn-didn't look good--I was asked (strongly encouraged/led by the arm out to the lobby) while Drs Bartlett & Wells worked together to do a spinal tap. While it was being rushed to Dell Children's (still located near Breckenridge) I hightailed to Dell Children's with Ian as that was the only place open to still do x-rays on a 7mo baby. My cell was dying: Dr Bartlett kept calling that hospital dept to 1- find out the the status of everything and 2-keep talking to me and keep me calmer (?!?) Long story short, my son just runs really really high fevers when sick: but both of us were taken cared of so well. In 5th grade he gave us another scare and we ended up at Children's (this time he was admitted, given fluids, meds, and observed by LOTS of med students). But always Hill Country Drs were watching over. As the kids started school, getting them down to Jester, and even the RiverPlace locations became challenging. The kids were going to minute clinics for strep, etc instead of having it recorded. We kept thinking about moving but decided to just wait until my oldest was out of HS. At the final checkup for my kids (their bdays are so close appts were a family affair with diff rooms), My oldest checked fine and ready for college (and xfer to an internist): we found a hernia on my son. Dr Bartlett came in and did a second check (Dr Tarant was reviewing one of possibly both), then I talked to my own doctors to get a referral to a surgeon who usually operated on adults but wouldn't mind operating on my 14 yr old. As that finished and he got a clean bill of health.....we graduated the family to internists in the same practice where my internist is located. Some overall comments: yes the formula samples were annoying, but Dr Bartlett was and is highly supportive of mothers choosing to breastfeed. My oldest weaned herself at 14 mos, because of a surgery I was regrettably forced to wean Ian at 8 months. I received no warnings or problems from anyone: Drs, nurses, any staff. We saw the additions of Drs Tarrant and Thompson, a NPP (sorry only saw her once) and Rachel L PA. Dr Thompson ended up finding a location better suited to where she lived; there was another (female) Dr that my son really liked but unfortunately she didn't stay particularly long (she could have been there 8 years: we were with them for 18 ) As male nurses arrived I know my son was pleased. He was fine with all the doctors but when we did finally leave one of his requests was to make sure he could finally see a male doctor He is. At some point I do hope they find a wonderful male PA or MD to add to the team. I watched Each of these doctors grow, but I trusted them from the start: I could ask questions without reprisal. To everyone searching: Hill Country Pediatrics is the best. If we lived significantly closer, I know we would have seen them for every sniffle cough etc, but pulling anyone out of junior high (let alone high school!) seems to require a court order. No matter: during crucial development years, my kids had the best! Thank you for the absolute best care possible!

Doctor Natalie Tarrant is not a great doctor I saw her one time in my life and tells us that we…read moreneed shots that are not required I don't recommend ever seeing her and would always say you need blood work and never failed for her tricks. I would give her negative -1000000 not a good doctor

Austin Diagnostic Clinic - Steiner Ranch - medcenters - Updated October 2026

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