It just keeps getting better and better. Even more doctors are spending a day or two at an office…read morethey opened in this complex. It is clean, it is convenient and there is plenty of parking. As opposed to going to North Austin and fighting traffic, this is a dream come true. Note that these are independent offices located in a complex, rather than a clinic. Further expansion appears to be in the works.

I would personally like to make a recommendation for Dr. Michelle Gooch. She was really…read moreinformative, experienced, and took a lot of the anxiety out of this type of visit. If you are looking for a new gynecologist, definitely schedule an appointment with her.

Dr. Michel Rie, my Family Physician at One Medical, is first-rate! He has all the qualities you…read morehope to find in a physician--compassion, experienced medical care, excellent training and judgment; and he also manages to be efficient and on-time! I've had excellent experiences with other One Medical physicians and nurse practitioners as well. The medical office is new and well-appointed--albeit with fake plastic plants; I appreciate the on-site laboratory & phlebotomist and x-ray availability as well. The overall corporate influence on office decor is off-putting; I miss the personal touches--no Medical diplomas, nor favorite art work in physician's offices--which I find dystopian. One Medical is owned by Amazon; I hope they don't mess it up. The corporate influences are invasive: "membership" costs $100 for Amazon Prime customers--apparently $200 without Prime membership; with neither, you can still be seen, but forfeit complete access to the "patient portal," and don't have access to after-hours medical phone advice. A few months ago, I missed an appointment, because I was notified of an appointment "with Michael." I didn't remember any such appointment! I failed to understand they were referring to my physician, Dr. Rie. Apparently, they've started using doctor's first names, "so that patients will be more accepting" of nurse practitioners and/or physician assistants. I'm writing as a retired Family Practice doctor. I find this insulting to physicians--I have worked with a number of nurse practitioners and physician assistants; I appreciate and respect their skills; it wasn't necessary in any of the several practices where I've worked to dispense with the traditional title of "Doctor" for physicians, in order to elevate other professionals' status. Any physician who has completed four years of medical school and a minimum of three years of internship and residency training; a minimum of seven years of medical training in all, has earned the right to be addressed as "doctor." I have not thought any less of the nurse practitioners or physician assistants I've worked with; they play a legitimate role, worthy of respect. I do think less of Amazon's management and decision-making though; I've never found insulting professionals to be a winning strategy. Regardless, it is unnecessary to downgrade the traditional manner of using the title "Doctor,"--a matter of respect--in order to artificially upgrade the value of other medical professionals. I would think it is an insult to them as well--their performance speaks for itself. I've been pleased with the care I've received from One Medical nurse practitioners. Perhaps, rather, they deserve their own titles? I think the military could offer insight into that. Everyone has a title, from "Private" to "First Classman" on up....

The problem with One Medical is that it takes them 3-5 days to process an imaging order. It's been…read more48 hours since the PA says she ordered the MRI but my PPO says they haven't received it. Apparently the "One Medical team" needs front end time to "package" the request and then you wait for insurance approval. Two full days and PPO still hasn't received it.

In and out pronto to! Great doctor and actually seen early. Perfect podiatry care! This location is…read morevery convenient to us and everyone knows our name. :-)

I am leaving this review for Dr Mimani, she is a good pediatrician. We came to do ear piercing for…read moremy toddler, she was accommodating and sweet with kg little one. Amenities and facility are nice, check in staff could be more friendly.

Always correct and always ahead of the curve. I couldn't ask for better!…read moreGreat communication and follow up!

A few years ago, I was unhappy with the company that I was dealing with for replacement supplies…read morefor my bipap plus they were not local so my friend Larry E. suggested Monitor Medical and only had songs of praises for the company and they were here in Austin, TX. When I gave them a call, I was told that I would have to do a sleep study before they could be of service to me. I was not interested in going to a sleep study center to do a sleep study so I put it on the back burner. Last year, my PCP strongly suggested that I do a sleep study because my sleep apnea was not getting any better. I learned that after Covid, a sleep study could be done from the comfort of my own home. Unfortunately, the sleep study outfit that I chose turned out to be a bit unsatisfactory but in the end, Monitor Medical was very useful in getting the approval for my new cpap. Last week, I went to Monitor Medical here in Austin and Tobie Galban, CMA was great with helping me setup my new cpap and now I can join Larry's choir and sing only songs of praises for Monitor Medical.

My father recently had his defibrillator battery replaced at this hospital. We've spent a lot of…read moretime here over the past 16 years. They've made improvements to parking and the rooms, but the café and food options still need some work. The check-in process for day procedures could also use improvement. It seems they are updating the lobby area as well. The staff is attentive and does their best, and I had a great experience with the ER staff during my last visit. However, the follow-up care after the ER visit could be better. Overall, this hospital is one of the better options in the Austin area. After reading others' reviews and their experiences, I've realized that many of the issues are common across hospitals in the US medical system, not just this one. I am glad we have the doctors of St David's South on my father's medical team. They have given us 16 and counting bonus years.

My mother was brought to the ER after suffering from severe diarrhea for two weeks. At the time of…read moreadmission, she was extremely weak and unable to retain any liquids. Despite her visible dehydration and the difficulty staff had establishing an IV, she remained in the ER for approximately four hours without receiving any IV fluids. Before being discharged, she suffered a physical setback, yet she was still sent home. The following day, we were notified that she tested positive for C. diff. It is deeply concerning that a patient in her condition, with what turned out to be a serious infection, was brushed off and discharged while still thirsty and weak. We now have to wait several days to see her primary care physician for follow-up care that should have been initiated or supported by the emergency team. I am disappointed by the lack of effort and the dismissive attitude we encountered during this visit. I would appreciate a review of her case and an explanation as to why standard interventions, such as administering saline fluids, were not provided given her symptoms. We can do better for all patients.

Horrible - won't be coming back…read more Took me two hours the day before to get appointment after 4 phone calls. Nurse triage called and scheduled appointment. I came 9 min late and apparently I broke their 10 min policy that they never told me about. They said it takes 10 min to fill out forms which took me 3 min. I counted. And they would t budge. So it's ok to have me wait several hours but I make them wait 9 min and their next availability is a few weeks from now. Right?! And on top of that, my PCP is just leaving the place. And they didn't tell me - no phone calls. Apparently I got something in the mail that they supposedly sent. Nobody should come here.

Finding a good PCP in Austin can be challenging. Many doctors I've tried here either take an overly…read moreholistic approach (avoiding modern medicine), or quickly go to prescribing medication without exploring other options. I found Dr. Mike Sellechio who was able to see me the next day. He was attentive, easygoing, and truly listened to my concerns. He took the time to identify the root cause of my medical issues rather than offering a quick fix, making me feel valued as a patient. The office was clean and modern, and the staff was efficient. You can check in online and complete your medical forms in advance.

I had a very disappointing experience at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center's Emergency Room. My…read moredaughter was crying in severe pain from what appeared to be a migraine or severe headache, and before deciding whether to check her in, I simply wanted to ask if the hospital had the appropriate equipment and specialists to treat her condition. If not, I was prepared to take her elsewhere. Unfortunately, the receptionist, Jessica, was on her phone when I approached. When I asked my questions, she was rude, dismissive, and spoke in a condescending tone. Rather than showing empathy or helping us understand our options, she responded, "This is an emergency room hospital," in a way that made it clear she didn't want to be bothered. As a parent with a child in tears and obvious pain, compassion and professionalism matter. Instead, I left feeling like my daughter would not receive the care or attention she needed. Because of that interaction alone, I made the decision to drive 40 minutes from Kyle to Dell Children's Medical Center in Austin. The difference in care was night and day. From the moment we arrived at Dell Children's, the staff was compassionate, attentive, and made us feel like my daughter's well-being truly mattered. I understand working in an emergency department is stressful, but there is never an excuse for treating worried parents and children with such a lack of empathy. First impressions matter, especially in healthcare. I sincerely hope Baylor Scott & White addresses this, because no family should feel discouraged from seeking care due to the attitude of the person greeting them.

Outstanding emergency room (ER) department. The doctors, nurses, medical assistants, front desk…read morestaff and everyone working here is highly professional, proactive, polite, efficient and diligent! Highly recommend BSW in Buda and their EXCELLENT ER Department!

Nothing is more important to me than being seen quickly when someone I love is suffering. Recently…read moreit was my turn to be in the health crisis. When the ambulance asked where I wanted to go, i knew from previous experience that Ascension Seton was the only place I wanted to go. Fortunately the emergency was an IV and antibiotics so a quick turnaround but I felt well taken care of and was confident in the diagnosis due to the thorough testing and information.

I have been trying to get information about a charge for $43.50 (Laboratory) . I took my husband to…read moreER in Seton Southwest; he did not want to be treated without an idea of how much the visit would cost. After 20 minutes fighting to have a estimation, someone said the amount of $$ and he decided to leave without being treated. I have been trying to get information about this charge, but they don't keep record of me being authorized so they can talk to me; I work 8 to 5 ; I don't have him with me to authorize each time I call asking them to explain the charge for a "ghost service". Just be careful driving by 1826. You might get a bill! Thankful for the person who gave us a figure.

I will NEVER go near that place again. In 2021 "Doctor" Ondash sent me home with antibiotic ear…read moredrops, which was fine except for that fact my ear was swollen shut due to infection and no antibiotics could get in - I fixed his idiocy by going to an ENT specialist three days later with the competence to aspirate the ear and get the antibiotics to the infection. ENT guy said it was in the top three worst ear infections he had seen that year.  Fast forward to this week - Just got released from the hospital after 3 days in the ICU for a subdural hematoma. The day prior to going to the ER I went to Premier and saw "Doctor" Hale, explained the horrible headaches I had been having without letup, slurred speech issues, typing issues - and he gave me an ibuprofen shot and sent me on my way with no follow up. He said he would call to discuss the emailed blood work results with a phone call - nada. The ER doctors were absolutely appalled at the zero interest/lack of concern about the cause of the headaches, which was easily determined with a simple CT scan. They are the McDonalds of the medical field,

They have caring staff and several lab services offered in the same building, as well as some…read morespecialized services.