Been a patient here since Cashion started the practice . Was…read moreinformed by a phone call he would not see me anymore over a front desk employee who was a extremely rude man to me . Only man who ever worked as a receptionist on that office . I was shocked I thought my Dt cared more about his patients As far as quality of a doctor he spends about 20 min 2 times a year with you and he is constantly on his cell talking to other people

I can't speak for all the doctors here and it is a good facility, but Dr. Lechin is notorious for…read morekeeping people waiting for very long periods of time.

Dr. Miller has done a great job helping me resolve cardiovascular issues diagnosing the need for…read morestents on 2 occasions. I was exhibiting pain after short walks that was requiring the use of a walking cane. These were blockages that could have caused more serious issues than the pain and "hitch in my git along". When I experienced similar such issues, his testing and MRI noted a nerve issue in my lower spine that he referred to a neuro-surgeon that immediately relieved the disability and put me back to an active lifestyle. Many thanks to a fellow Aggie!

Okay, now because it took so long to get her test's done the surgeon that is going to do her…read moresurgery is wanting to redo all of the MRI imaging which is going to probably take another month to get scheduled and done. In the meantime she continues to be in constant pain. Another thing that this causes is each MRI ends up costing us another 100 dollars, because that's how most insurance companies are handling those kind of diagnostics. Patients just don't matter anymore unless it's COVID related.

I was referred to Dr. Colato at Central Texas Heart by my PCP, but unfortunately, my experience…read morewith the office was incredibly disorganized and disappointing. Before my scheduled appointment, I had to visit the ER. While hospitalized, I was seen by Dr. Gutierrez, who was the cardiologist on call. After discharge, I was contacted to schedule a follow-up and was told I would be seeing Dr. Colato's PA. However, I was instead scheduled with Dr. Gutierrez's PA. I waited in the office for over an hour, only to be told that I would need to be rescheduled for later that same day. When I asked why I was being seen by the wrong provider, the nurse stepped out to ask, came back, and told me I couldn't be seen by Dr. Colato's team after all because I was seen by Gutierrez in the hospital. I was finally scheduled with Dr. Colato.... or so I thought. The day before that appointment, I received a call that it was being canceled because "Dr. Colato was not accepting new patients." This directly contradicted what my PCP's office had in their records. When I called to speak to a manager, they confirmed that Dr. Colato was accepting new patients, but it would be up to him to approve a transfer from Dr. Gutierrez's care. No apologies or resolutions given. While dealing with ongoing cardiac symptoms and feeling very anxious, I was passed around like a game of hot potato. It was incredibly frustrating to feel like no one in the office had clear communication or genuine concern for my care. The doctors themselves may be excellent.... I can't say, because I never got far enough to find out. But based on my experience with the front office, scheduling, and communication, I can't trust that this clinic would provide the care I blieve I need. This was my experience, and I give this office a failing grade due to poor communication, lack of empathy, and confusing internal policies. I hope others have better luck, but I won't be going back.

Dr. Moser is an excellent Primary care physician she was my mom's Doctor, and she got along very…read morewell with her. She always went above and beyond to address all of my mother's concerns and made her feel very comfortable.