Easy peasy phone call care. We manage blood work analysis over the phone with a smileread more

So many green flags at Dr Connor's office (not sure if that's a thing, but it is now). An actual…read morehuman called me twice to make the appointment and then to confirm. They did not make me fill out 10 pages of forms online before I came in. Then Dr Connor has someone take notes while she listens intently and looks you in the eye so that she can have a conversation and pay attention. She really knows her stuff and is not averse to questioning minds such as mine or alternative treatments and supplements. She made a recommendation for a lab test that my cardiologist should order for my high cholesterol. I already felt better walking out of her office after over an hour of actually being heard for the first time. She is worth every penny and I will be seeing her exclusively from now on. Cannot recommend highly enough! Like

I had basically given up on primary care before finding One Medical. I was using Austin Regional…read moreClinic and waiting months for appointments, never really able to establish a relationship with a doctor, and never able to get an rx when I was sick, meaning I was also relying on UrgentCare for strep tests or a UTI. One Medical is so amazing. Yes, you pay a membership fee, but then, YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE A DOCTOR. Like, the day you need to. Or, you do a video chat, or send your doctor a message that they actually respond to in a timely manner. The app is also super helpful and efficienct. They have this great feature that you can get immediate help for certain things like colds, yeast infections, or ordering a lab test. You fill out the information in the app, and someone gets back to you right away, putting in the lab visit or sending the rx to your pharmacy. I really don't think I have ever had medical access that is responsive and available when I need it. Their lab is open for drop ins throughout the day, and I have never waited more than 15 minutes to be seen. It is just really excellent service. I hope it stays this way!

This practice is the best GP/family medicine experience I've ever had. There are almost always…read moreappointments available within the next 24 hours. They stick to their schedule well, I've never waited more than 5 mins over my appointment time. They have a lab in-office, so you don't have to go to a separate place for bloodwork. The doctors are respectful and kind - I really like my regular GP, but if he isn't available I'll see one of the other doctors and they are amazing too.

I have been a patient here for 12 years and I am making the switch to another provider after being…read moreupcharged on an annual physical (same as others have mentioned). My insurance said that I discussed over 50 things with my provider and I was like, you mean when I answered a question they asked?? My meds were also constantly being sent to the wrong pharmacy even when I explicitly told them which pharmacy I wanted and now the NP who has been treating me in place of Dr. Guerra wants me to have a monthly appointment for my medication that they already charge me $16/month for prescribing... so a copay on top of that? Ridiculous!!

Do yourself a favor and avoid the unnecessary stress…read more I've been coming to this office for nearly a decade, consistently overlooking long wait times and administrative disorganization because I rarely needed much care. But after years of frustration, it's clear this is a poorly run office that does not prioritize patients and seems focused on upcharging whenever possible. At my last annual visit, they tried to charge me $380 for a routine blood test that should have been fully covered. When I questioned it, I was told to "just pay out of pocket" for $175--with no refund possible--and they refused to even check with my insurance. I called my insurer from the parking lot, who instructed me to go back in, refuse to pay, and get invoiced. I ultimately paid nothing. It felt like a blatant attempt to profit off patient confusion--something other reviews mention, too. More recently, I called with a month-long cough and was told the earliest appointment was two months out. Only after expressing frustration and threatening a review did someone call back with an earlier option. It should never be this difficult to get care when you're sick. Healthcare is already stressful--this office makes it worse. While Amy has been a kind and competent provider over the years, the management is unacceptable. I regret staying as long as I did and hope this helps others avoid the same mistake.

I was a patient of his at Austin Regional Clinic. Was about as perfect a doctor as anyone could…read moreask for. Very nice, patient and understanding!

i used to see him at ARC in round rock. He now works at 30th street in austin. Its too far for me…read more:(. If you are near him i absolutely recommend him.

Best doctor in Texas. Always been great bedside manner and surrounded by great nurses and support…read more Been a patient for 16 years and would never consider changing. Thank you Dr. Zamora and staff!

I would like to begin by saying Dr Zamora has been my doctor since I was 15 years old. He has…read morealways been a greatdoctor. Outstanding bedside manners. A very compassionate perso. He has treated my entire family. I left my doctor due to lack of insurance but recently came back and it was bittersweet. Dr. Zamora welcome me back with open arms and treated me like family. I felt like I was part of family. He listen to what I needed and gave me the meds I asked without hesitation. Meds were in the pharmacy same day. I got my results from annual very next day. I truly recommend Dr. Zamora to everybody. He is a wonderful compassionate doctor.

Please avoid Dr. Nathan Pekar if you have any interest in living a quality life. He has been among…read morethe worst doctor's that I have ever had the misfortune to have dealt with for the following reasons: - Rushes the appointment - General disinterest - Does NOT fill your prescriptions In my initial appointment with him, he attempt to make an effort at listening to me however the entire appointment felt extremely rushed and he made nearly every attempt to end it within 10-15 minutes. Following this, it was nearly impossible to get a prescription filled by him to the point that in the last two months, my prescriptions were filled by other doctor's (despite significant efforts including calls, online messages in the portal, and online messages on the Victory Medical Klarna messenger ranging from 10 days up to day of). The staff was also deeply unhelpful, letting me know that in order to get my prescription refilled, I should use the online portal, but if I sent in my prescription request earlier than 5 business days, then it would be ignored. If I sent in later than 5 business days, it was also likely to be ignored. And when I did send it in 5 business days, it was still ignored. I have left several online messages, following up each day, in an attempt to just get a response, and in the past few months I have received none. And god forbid you have multiple prescriptions, because Dr. Pekar will maybe fill one prescription and completely ignore the others. They also look to charge your insurance as much as possible. By state law, practices can but are not required to drug test you for controlled prescriptions. Most doctors range somewhere between once to twice a year. Dr. Pekar will force you into doing a drug test EVERY month. So, not only is he an uncaring and lazy doctor, he also wants to take as much money from you and your insurance by pushing needless tests on you as often as possible. In sum, please do NOT see Dr. Pekar if you want quality care.

Have been in Austin for 2 years and have tried several primary care doctors. Was dreading having to…read morego to another but knew I needed to find somewhere. From the minute I stepped foot the entire staff was welcoming and friendly, made the entire experience fantastic. Dr. Pekar himself makes you feel like you've known him forever and has fantastic medical advice and really listens to your concerns. The facility is lovely, clean, and has loads of parking (something I always worry about) and there is a pharmacy for convenience right downstairs in case you need the prescription directly following your appointment! Highly recommend!

Completely misdiagnosed me for a skin rash that later turned out to be bacterial. Before even…read moregetting started he tried to pass me off to a dermatologist since it was skin related (first available wouldn't be for another two weeks). This guy completely jumped to the most common diagnosis without even looking at my rashes first. Just as poor was the fact I knew he was wrong (this spread was more aggressive) and after *I urged him to please look at it* it was clear that he was completely wrong. I then had to urge him to prescribe me medication to preventatively stop the spread which he was hesitant to do and told me to just buy an OTC cream. Two days later I went to Urgent Care because the rash had spread and gotten so much worse. The Nurse Practitioner said that everything this guy did was wrong, that it was clearly not common fungal and anybody that looked at it could see that, and that even the medication he recommended was far too weak to put a dent on the problem. After three days with new medication I was in recovery. I don't care if/how intelligent this guy might be. His apathy and malpractice that day to me while being (thankfully not fully) trusted as a doctor almost caused me severe health problems that needed fixing by someone more competent in Urgent Care -- the last thing I want is for more to experience the same, especially if they don't self-advocate as much as I had to just to recover.

THURSDAY Aug. 21, 2014, 2014 -- The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is going ahead with…read moretough new controls on painkillers containing hydrocodone, which has been tied to a surge in dangerous addictions across the United States. IBut he is still the king of Doctors in Austin .he is kind ,understanding i really do not think he knows how his medical assistant speaks to his patients..

I've been a patient with Family Medicine for over two years now. Their staff is helpful, scheduling…read morean appointment is easy, and I've had an overall pleasant experience with this clinic. Dr. Sarah Bradshaw is incredibly nice and informative. I appreciate her professionalism and kind personality. I would recommend Family Medicine Austin as your PCP.

Although the doctors here are very nice and the nurses are very nice, administration ruins this…read moreplace. Everything I've needed from here and been fumbled by them. I was unable to get my prescription refilled for over a month and the front desk just kept insisting it wasn't their fault, but offering no solutions to the problem. (I don't care whose fault it is I need my prescription) but nonetheless, once the problem was finally solved, I decided to stay here because it's easier than switching doctors. But then, I recently needed a referral to a specialist... they sent me the referral but when I called that doctor.... The doctor doesn't even work there! So I was instructed that I need a new referral.. I called the front desk and was told that I either needed to jump through a bunch of hoops, or they would give me a new referral in about 2 weeks. I obviously need a doctor now that's why I asked for a referral. I told the doctor my symptoms and he agreed I need to see someone. But of course the bag has been fumbled yet again and there is no urgency to fix their mistakes (despite the fact that my health is literally on the line but pop off I guess) Anyway the doctors and nurses are very kind and I really like them, but administration makes this place actually unbearable. Tile to find a new doctor.

I live on the same street as Thrive and was thrilled to see a clinic built in very close proximity…read more I've seen 4 providers here but have had the best experiences with the following: Dr. Brad Venghaus- I believe he's the founder of this clinic. He's extremely kind, patient, and overall an excellent doctor. I enjoy having him as my PCP. I just wish I didn't have to schedule so far out for an appointment. It's a blessing and a curse, because he's so popular! Mariana Racovita- I recently had an acute visit with Mariana and she was wonderful. Kind, courteous and more importantly thorough. I'd love to continue seeing her as well. The other staff (medical assistants and front desk) have been good for the most part. I've had some off experiences but are willing to look past due to the overall quality care received from Thrive. Shout out to the lab techs though, because they are always wonderful! Thank you!

It's short and sweet but I had to get a new PCP moving to Austin. After being discharged from St…read moreDavids, I knew followup would be something I had to prepare for. I was pleasently surprised - it almost made me want to get sick every day! (well you know what I mean *laughing*) From the moment I walked in and confused myself checking in on a tablet (I am a global engineer for super computing - my microwave still blinks 12:00 - go figure) to the gentleman doing my vitals, to Makayla who is smiling and good fun to talk about my admittedly beaten body I call home. I clearly made the right choice with Makayla and the Staff of Thrive in N Austin, and recommend them highly. Thanks Guys! NORTH AUSTIN- THRIVE MEDICAL CLINIC 2217 Park Bend Drive Suite 210

BEST. DOCTOR. EVAR…read more An amazing man and doctor. He cares. He listens. He recognizes that you may not have money to give a drug a "try" and gives samples, he remembers your name, your family and the story you told him about a rash you had 7 years ago. He has been recognized by his peers, Texas Monthly and ... me? i have been seeing Dr. Hahn since 99. i have gone thru many life and medical changes. He was there all the way, keeping track, being supportive and not just a doctor that breezes in and out. He takes the time to listen and answer all your questions and is HONEST. his staff is AMAZING. i recommend him to anyone who is looking for a doctor. don't hesitate if you are looking, make an appointment. You will NOT regret it and will also become a long time patient. /true story.

It's taken me a few years to find a doctor I was comfortable with since my previous one left me for…read morea higher paying client in Hollywood. Hahn was a random find. It's like you're thumbing through some old vinyl, not knowing the era or the genre...just a bit bored and curious. You see one that you have no reason to believe you'll enjoy. You bring out your old turntable....put it on..and...whoa! Dr. Hahn is professional and knowledgeable and is a damn fine Primary Care Physician. He and his staff find time to squeeze me in for my minor emergencies (scratched cornea or needing to spend my flexible spending account dollars in the last week or the year) and attend to my yearly or biannual checkups. Having a staff which makes themselves available is very important. They have an emergency line to call off-hours He tries to understand where I am coming from, both personally and genetically and offers sage direction. He told me that men of my background have a higher risk of heart disease, even though they do not often exhibit signs of obesity. I told him it was because we have smaller diameter arteries in general. He listened. He is definitely a listener, teacher and learner. And he is open. He is my wife's doctor too. When she was pregnant and suffering from hip pains, he prescribed alternate medicines including acupuncture. He didn't quite realize that a quick chiro-adjust was what she needed, but he does have a holistic approach. Which brings me to my next point. He's not god. I think the more mechanical aspects or perhaps some female-specific aspects may be a tad out his realm. That's why you also have specialists. If you're pregnant and have aches and pains, I'd actually recommend going to our midwife, Michelle, first. (http://www.yelp.com/biz/michele-fitzgerald-cpm-austin) But OVERALL, if you're looking for a primary care physician to look after your needs, Dr. Hahn is da man. Just to give you an example of one of my dodgier experiences, pre-Hahn, I recall having to get some blood work prior to marriage per an instruction sheet which originated in puritanical New England, where I was to get married. So, this good 'ole boy Texan doctor read the sheet and noted that he was to have some sort of "discussion about Marriage" with me. This caught us both by surprise. The doctor in question looked at me and said: "Don't screw around on your wife, you probably know the rest". Pretty Crude. Funny, in retrospect, but he just didn't read the moment well. Hahn is a breath of fresh air.