They don't seem to be connected to the CSL app since when i arrived the first time I was told they…read moreonly take walk-ins and not appointments. Things run a bit slow but the staff up front and the phlebotomist in back are very nice. The medical screening nurse was great too. I appreciate she took a short lunch to return for me on my first visit. I barely felt the finger prick or when the needle went into my arm. I do wish they had squeezy stress balls to squeeze to make the blood come out a little faster. I'll need to bring something next time. I'll give another star on my next visit if things go faster

Everyone at the CSL on Parmer in Austin TX, are very polite and professional. I might not remember…read moreeveryone's names but here are a few that I do remember. Hopefully I get them correct. Yay Yay, Scottie, Brandon, Derek, Shana, Vivian, Joseph, Mike the security guard and there are 3 more ladies that do the sticking and some front end staff members that I don't remember their names, but even after a long day of work they are always friendly and nice.

My fav appointment all week! Feel so good! The staff is amazing --this is Sam and Shannon! They are…read morethe best at making me and my daughter feel welcome and cared for. Come here; simply awesome in all the categories!

I appreciate Nurse Kendall's encouragement to do the micronutrient test process. I look forward to…read moreseeing my health improve now that I know what supplements I am deficient in. The antioxidant test informed me that my body does not respond well to melatonin so it's nice to know spending money on it does me no good.

Good smiles. Friendly. Location is very hard to find. Goto St David's, East Entrance aka Women's…read moreMedical Entrance (lots of construction terrible parking) then from there go up, yes up, to the first floor. Go right down the hall it's on the left. Apple Maps put me in the wrong parking lot all together.

Skip it, they are slow, incompetent, one of the worst experiences with a butterfly blood draw of my…read morelife, my hand still hurts, honestly no clue how someone hurts you with a butterfly, but I guess there is a first for everything. The ladies also stand around talking in back as if they have nothing better to do and that you are literally interrupting their day, it is called work ladies. Total a HBI situation, definitely time to clean house and frankly way too many layoffs and people needing jobs for this sort of BS.

Dr. Scumpia's thoroughness has been highly illuminating, as she has diagnosed medical conditions of…read morewhich I was unaware & which my annual physical with my PCP had missed. It's lucky that I came to her before they got any worse without treatment. An orthopedic surgeon recommended that I see her regarding osteoporosis. After her testing, it's obvious that simply taking more calcium, or taking Fosamax, was not to going to improve my bone density. I'm pretty confident that Dr. Scumpia has put me on an effective medication. I've found her staff to be courteous, warm, and informative. My appointments have been punctual. The office runs very smoothly. It looks like staff turnover is low too, which is a good sign. You do have to use her portal rather than call on the phone, but that works fine.

I just love Dr Scumpia! She is a Super Sleuth! I'm a retired OR RN from the Cleveland Clinic and…read morehave been accustomed to World Class care. We moved here over 20 tears ago. I've found it here with her. I was recently referred by a neurosurgeon because of several broken vertebrae that could have been prevented if I had been diagnosed and treated for my osteoporosis years ago by my primary group. She also had me tested and treated for thyroid, cholesterol, heart and carotids and referred me to the appropriate specialists. She is efficient, interesting and friendly as well as the office staff. I'm so grateful for my referral to her and her thorough and thoughtful testing and feel very safe in her care as I get my health back in order. 10 out of 5 stars from me.

I saw Dr. Christopher Seeker yesterday along with his nurse, Macie, and they are truly a 10/10…read more With my medical history, this pregnancy journey hasn't been easy, and from the moment I walked in, they made me feel more than welcomed. Too often with OBGYN visits, you feel rushed--like you're just being moved in and out--but that was absolutely not the case here. Macie was incredibly thorough, patient, and attentive. You could genuinely tell how much she cared, and she took the time to make sure everything was explained and that I felt heard. Dr. Seeker came in very prepared, was extremely kind and understanding of my history, and made me feel like he truly knew me--even though he hasn't been my OB in the past. That level of care meant so much to me. I left the appointment feeling reassured, supported, and confident, and I'm so grateful that Dr. Seeker will be my doctor moving forward. Such a wonderful, compassionate team.

I am currently seeing Dr. Landherr for prenatal care. I have also been seeing her for years for…read morestandard care (on/off due to a move out-of-state). I am so happy to have her as my doctor and make the drive from the Dripping Springs area to see her. It is worth it. She has always been kind, transparent, takes the time to answer all questions/concerns which makes me feel very reassured. I am looking forward to having her and her team help deliver our little one in early '26! Additional notes: The nurses are quick to respond to questions on the patient portal, and I have had easy scheduling experiences. Everyone at the office is nice! I have not had any major issues with wait times; morning appointments are a breeze. There was one instance when we waited for about 40mins past our appointment time (our appointment was towards end of day), but again, most of the time we are not waiting long. I love this practice and will be a patient for years to come!

Run....don't walk....run away and run fast. I cannot say enough bad things acout this place. 3…read moreweeks to get a scan, 2 weeks to get abother, 2 more weeks to "get on the schedule. Machine breaks down, 2 days missed, told it is working again, drive 1.5 hours, it is not working AGAIN!!!!!!

There is nothing quite like showing up early for your 11:15 appointment, waiting in the reception…read moreroom until 11:30 when you are told "The doctor had a very important lunch meeting and had to leave." He's not saving a life, delivering a baby or having a family emergency. It's a lunch meeting. "Can you come back in 2 hours?" No. It takes multiple bus rides scheduled in advance to get to this appointment. In response to further inquiries, the nurse responded. "Well, I'm sorry things come up." This doctor on duty, clearly has priorities out of whack. It's time to reevaluate that moral compass Doc! You are seeing patients whose most valuable commodity is time and are wasting it quit frivolously.

Sujata Jere doesn't listen and said I'm depressed. Everything I mentioned she threw out the window…read moreand wanted me to fill out a questionnaire. I should've ripped it up and left with the nurse!! I don't recommend unless you are depressed, maybe she can help you..???

I need to have prescription renewed and left a message for a call back more than an hour and 20…read moreminutes ago. What kind of business other than in the medical field would get away with this kind of customer service?

Over time, both Dr. Neyman and PA Julienne Calamlam became increasingly absent and disengaged from…read moremy care. Appointments felt rushed, questions went unanswered, and there was little sense that anyone was truly paying attention to my ongoing treatment. Things took a turn for the worse when they switched to a "pay-for-monthly membership" model. For patients who couldn't or didn't want to sign up for an expensive subscription just to receive basic medical services, the message was clear: pay up or move on. That message became literal when I received a single written notice that they would no longer be providing care. There was no real transition plan and no effort to ensure continuity of treatment. As a result, my prescriptions were suddenly left unable to be filled, putting me in a stressful and medically risky position. Responsible medical practices don't leave people without access to necessary medications. The lack of communication, professionalism, and basic concern for patient care was shocking. I would not recommend this practice to anyone who needs reliable, attentive, and ethical medical support.

I've been a patient here for over 18 years and always had great experiences in the past, but…read moreunfortunately, the service has gone downhill over the last five years. This year was the worst yet -- Dr.Neyman retired, and no one notified her long-term patients until just two weeks before she left. That is completely unprofessional and unacceptable, especially for those of us who rely on her for ongoing hormone therapy and care. To make matters worse, it's nearly impossible to get anyone to call you back regarding lab results or prescription refills. The office refuses to follow up with the pharmacy, leaving patients without essential medications. I've had to physically drive to the office just to get answers -- and even then, it feels like no one cares about long-term patients or is willing to guide us on next steps. You're left feeling lost, ignored, and without medication. The phone lines go unanswered for hours, and there's no clear communication or support. After nearly two decades of loyalty, I'm heartbroken and disappointed that this is how patients are treated now. No one should be left without care or direction -- especially by a doctor's office we've trusted for so many years.

Remember those "interrupting cow" knock-knock jokes? I have…read morean interrupting doctor one, ARC urgent care. "Knock knock." "Who's there?" "Interrupting doctor." "I fainted for no apparent reason yesterday, and have been having some serious issues with my memor..." "Get some lab work, here's a referral to cardiology, and you'll have to see your primary care doctor about the memory thing." "But do you think the memory loss might be relat...." "Like I said, you'll have to see your primary care about that." I have to say that Dr. Brooke did order an EKG and lab work, and he called me twice while I was on the way home to give me lab results and a referral to a cardiologist (EKG normal). It almost made up for him not being interested in hearing what I had to say during the exam. I guess he was busy, being an doctor doing an urgent care rotation during flu season and all, but I definitely felt like just another body he wanted to get out the door to make way for the next one.

He does not like to prescribe medications even if they have been prescribed to you for the last 20…read moreyears to maintain a serious medical condition. I switched to him after my last Dr. retired. I had seen Dr Brooke for almost a year and a half. He also insisted I have a pap smear before he would prescribe birth control (one in which my medical records and his nurse said I didn't need at this time). The same birth control I've taken for 15 years. After the humiliation, degradation and expense of going thru that, his office lost my lab results and I was never provided with any of the results. or refunded my cost. Another time I was 3 days late for my shot and he insisted I take a pregnancy test first even though I had not had sex in over a month and there was NO WAY I was pregnant. I asked about taking a medication to lower my high cholesterol. I donate blood and had results from the Blood Center of Central Texas. Their doctors' results weren't good enough for him and he insisted I take more blood tests there before even considering treatment. Basically he's a (*&%$) with poor bedside manners and his main agenda seems to be ordering unnecessary tests to rack up the expense. I don't have health insurance and can't afford his method of Bogusness. No wonder people can't afford insurance nowadays with Dr.'s like him cranking up the bill unnecessarily. Oh and last but not least, he referred me to another Dr. for my condition who turned out to be a pediatrition at Dell Children's Center. Perhaps after practicing for 25 years he should consider retirement. Can any one say QUACK?