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    Central Texas Endoscopy Center

    4.6 (11 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    The care I received from start to finish was the best!! Thank you to all. The lobby could be a little larger but that is a minor detail.

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    The staff and doctors put my nerves at ease and my procedure went well. Had a wonderful nap.

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    Great staff! They made me feel comfortable from the moment I got there until the moment I left. Truly could not ask for nicer folks.

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    “Drs Chang and Moore were thorough and caring throughout the process as well, including post op visit.”

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    Scott & White Clinic

    Scott & White Clinic

    1.7(21 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Soooo....Scott & White. I went to S&W a number of times while here for undergrad several years ago…read moreand wasn't terribly impressed, and things are about the same as they've always been. Demi-professionalism everywhere, frequently resorting to treating the symptoms of things instead of searching out and healing the root cause, and just a general sense of lackluster service and care. However, I did find a GP here I think I like. Dr. Anne Marie Eschberger was professional, efficient, smart, and just engaged enough to keep up a conversation and answer all my questions with patience, and just clinical enough so when it came time to do some otherwise embarrassing exams, I didn't feel awkward. Perfect. She earns 4-5 stars from me, honestly, but as usual, my overall experience at S&W ranged from "meh" to quietly laughing to myself as I witnessed some barely professional behavior from nurses and general staff. St. Joseph's staff tends to be a lot warmer and more efficient, so I usually prefer to go there, but I think I'll keep coming to Dr. Eschberger as my GP.

    One star for a billing process that turns "fully covered preventive care" into a gotcha…read more I scheduled what I understood-along with my employer's HR representative-to be a fully covered annual wellness/physical exam. The pre-appointment paperwork specifically asked whether I wanted to discuss another medical issue instead of having the preventive exam. I checked no. During the exam, the physician did what physicians normally do: asked whether I had any pain or other concerns, reviewed my medications, extended some refills, and addressed a couple of issues I mentioned in response to those questions. Nothing about the visit suggested, "By answering these questions, you are now agreeing to purchase a second office visit." Then I received a $20 bill. Apparently the clinic billed both the preventive exam and a separate problem-oriented office visit. I understand the technical explanation: medication management and discussion of medical concerns can support additional billing. What I do not accept is the idea that patients are given meaningful notice that ordinary conversation during a "fully covered" physical can quietly trigger another charge. When I questioned it, I was told there are no courtesy adjustments and initially that there was "nothing we can do," although the charge has now been submitted for a coding review that will take another seven to ten days. I paid the $20. At this point, the clinic will almost certainly spend more than $20 in staff time reviewing and defending the charge. The physician care itself is not the reason for this rating. The billing and disclosure process is. If a preventive exam stops being fully covered the moment a patient answers the doctor's own questions, tell the patient clearly before providing the separately billable service. Hiding that distinction in billing rules after the fact may be technically permissible, but it is a terrible patient experience. One star. Not because of twenty dollars, but because patients should not need a course in medical coding to understand what "fully covered" means.

    Central Texas Endoscopy Center - medcenters - Updated September 2026

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