I've been a patient of Dr. Grayson's for almost 2 years. It's truly a family business as his father…read moreand brother are also available (hence Dr. G to avoid any confusion). Dr. Grayson is very knowledgeable, patient, thorough, and kind. On my second visit I already felt like a "regular." The entire staff is super friendly. I'm also a really big fan of MA Adam. Just all around great guy and service provider. The office decor is really cool, from the lobby to the exam rooms each featuring a different theme. Bonus, they have an x-ray machine on-site which is super convenient. If you're in need of ortho care in the Lake Travis area this is the place for you. No "bones" about it. Ty LB&J!

I saw Dr Frosty Moore and he was able to diagnose a problem that had been missed by other providers…read morein the preceding year. He gave me home-based conservative treatment options that are working great and cost me nothing. I appreciate that he nailed the diagnosis in one visit and did not rush to do any medical interventions just yet. I am 100% satusfied!

Do NOT go to this guy! Biggest mistake of my life. He flat-out lied to me about the seriousness of…read moremy injury. I went to see him for pain and limited movement in my left shoulder. Although he was not friendly and I could tell he did not give a crap about me outside of my injury, I was impressed with his years of experience and his practice seemed well run, so I trusted him. While reviewing my MRI images, he told me I had a bad rotator cuff tear. He later told my wife and me, minutes before surgery, that I had a 75% rotator cuff tear. After the surgery, I found the MRI written summary, and the first sentence read, "No rotator cuff tear." The report repeated this 2 more times in the following paragraphs. I copied and pasted the MRI results into ChatGPT and asked whether surgery was the best option. It said no, and that surgery should be the last option. It recommended a steroid shot for the pain, rest, and 6 weeks of P. T. Dr. Moore never mentioned anything about resting it and waiting to see if it gets better. He said surgery was the only option. This was on a Friday. I was in a lot of pain, so I agreed to surgery the following Tuesday, which, of course, was open in his schedule. I wish so badly I had gone for a second opinion. He never said anything about how horrific rotator cuff surgery is, how painful the first 3 months are, or how it takes a year to fully recover. Nothing of the sort. He gave me zero warning about what I was getting myself into. I just thought I would be back to normal in a few months. He was a jerk at each of my two follow-up visits. I'm more than 4 months post op now and my shoulder still sits an inch higher up than my right. It looks awful and even with months of PT, home stretching, and strength training, it is still a mess and still causes pain. He is cocky and has a big ego. Just look at the reviews. Although somehow, he has some 5-star reviews, his last 5-star was over 7 years ago. All the rest are 1-star.

Dr. Moore evaluated my knee and actually caused more pain than I had. The office manger failed to…read moregive me correct information about my insurance and I ended up paying for procedures that I did not want nor would have consented to if I knew the insurance would not cover their services. I do not recommend this office!

Dr. McArthur is one of the best orthopedic surgeons in Austin. Exceptional quality and care before,…read moreduring and post hip replacement.

No bedside manner. Said I had arthritis and I didn't need to come back and see him! Would never…read morerecommend this Dr to anyone. Staff was pleasant

I injured my knee by jumping down off a wall and wound up with lots of pain and swelling. After…read morewaiting for it to heal on its own for a couple of months, I went to see the orthopedist and get x-rays and an MRI. Nothing broken or torn, just badly bruised. I wound up working with Joe for 7 months with weekly visits. He started out slow with some strength and flexibility routines and added more strenuous exercises as time went on. PT works and you have to trust the process. The care I received was excellent. I now work out 5 days a week and my legs are stronger than ever.

I injured my knee over a year ago. I had a round of physical therapy at another place. It was…read moresomewhat better when I was done. Still my knee hurt and got worse over time. Finally - an Austin Sports Medicine Orthopedist recommended Physical Therapy. Yahoo! This place is great. From day one, I was 80% better and the improvement is continuing and it has only been 3 sessions. Andrew is so good. He listens and really knows his stuff. No cookie cutter physical therapy here. Highly Recommend!!!

Texas Center Wellness has provided exceptional medical care. Dr. Calvo and his staff display an…read morein-depth knowledge of their array of treatments and maintain an organized step-by-step process that left me feeling that I received personalized attention and care.

From the owner: Dr. Calvo has followed an aggressive career-path from basic science, graduating with his B.S. and…read moresubsequently M.S. at the University of Texas at Austin and Houston's M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, ultimately gaining acceptance to the Medical School, Surgical and Orthopaedic residencies in the famed Texas Medical Center, at his third UT institution, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. Following two post-graduate fellowships in advanced orthopaedic surgery, his basic biological background led him throughout thirty four years of orthopaedic surgery practice, back to his roots in cellular biology where over the last ten years of his orthopaedic practice he began understanding and implementing the value of nutrition, hormonal balance, stem cells, platelet rich plasma and growth factors and their application to repair and restoration of degenerative and injured human tissues. The foundation is based upon a sound philosophy of building and restoring you nut

Dr. Kuhns and his staff are very professional starting from the initial visit, through the surgery,…read morehospital stay, and follow up visits. Dr. Kuhns looked at the X-rays from August and compared them to the ones in November and realized that there was something terribly wrong with the changes in the images. Almost immediately he scheduled major back surgery, going in from both the front and back in a six hour surgery. A bacterial infection was the cause of the rapid deterioration of two discs in my spine. I had several different doctors try to treat me with steroid shots, radiofrequency ablation, and a spinal stimulator. The pain just kept getting worse until I finally was referred to Dr. Kuhns for evaluation. The rest is history, as I can finally walk without major pain, and getting better by the day. I would recommend him and his very capable staff for any problem that you might have. Don't waste your time with anyone else. Gary K.

I am a retired healthcare professional with over 25 years of experience, and have never experienced…read morea physician with such a bad bed side manner as Dr. Kuhns. When you make an appointment with him you do not actually see him. You see one of his PAs. I expected to see him on my consultation visit to explain the surgery he was going to perform, not his PA. The day of the surgery he came by when I was in the waiting area before going into the OR, and he stopped by to introduce himself, and said we would be going into surgery in a few minutes, and then walked away with no explanation of what he would be doing. When I scheduled the follow up appointment I specifically told the receptionist I wanted to see the doctor. She informed me that I could not make the appointment to see the doctor, but that he would be in the clinic that day, and I could ask the PA to ask him to come into the exam room. What kind of doctor does this? I had the same surgery done over 20 years ago, on a different disc, with much better results. So, I guess I am also questioning his skills as a surgeon. My advice to anyone considering back surgery is to find another surgeon.

I have been seeing Dr. Shock for over 5 years on the recommendation of my neurologist. I had…read moresustained severe structural and neurological damage to both legs and feet over the course of a lengthy career in pre-hospital emergency medicine . So severe that it forced(along with a nasty cancer diagnosis) an early retirement and a future in a wheelchair. Not on his watch Flash forward 5 years, multiple surgeries, medical procedures and assertive use of pharmaceuticals...I WALKED out of his office today. He is an outstanding physician who advocates for his patients and isn't afraid to take on insurance companies to provide the best care possible.

I originally left a positive review shortly after surgery, but after living with the results long…read moreterm, I no longer feel I can recommend this surgeon. I underwent bunion surgery on my right foot, along with correction of another toe. Unfortunately, the final outcome has been very disappointing. Following surgery, my big toe healed with a significant gap between it and my second toe, creating an unnatural appearance that has never improved. In addition, the toe that was corrected with a pin never healed properly and now "floats" rather than resting naturally on the ground. Despite prolonged taping and following the postoperative instructions provided, these issues never resolved. I became so dissatisfied with the outcome that I ultimately chose not to return for additional treatment. I understand that no surgery comes with guarantees, but I feel my concerns and the long term appearance and function of my foot were not adequately addressed. Years later, I remain unhappy with the results and regret having had the procedure performed. Based on my personal experience and outcome, I cannot recommend this surgeon.