Dr. Maltz is a one-woman wunderkind!…read more She took me from a 30 lab Christmas tree (half red, half green) to 29/30 green in less than 2 years. If that sounds like a long time, (a) you don't understand medicine, (b) you haven't been suffering long enough. What a wonderfully warm woman. Although not a fan of many of my life choices the didn't "tsk" or such. She worked with who I am and made me better. In more ways than the lab work can show. Truly a healer.

I didn't have a great experience with Dr. Maltz. I had to fill out a pretty extensive questionnaire…read morebefore our first meeting, and then she spent most of the meeting asking me the same questions (sometimes twice, as she wasn't fully listening). For the fee she charges, I was let down by the experience, and her recommendations. But maybe that was a one-off and hopefully she is much better most of the time:)

I somehow injured my back 6 months ago and was trying to do yoga, but it wasn't helping. I also…read morewent to deep tissue massage several times which didn't help either and had dull back ache throughout the day for many months, so I tried to find OMM/OMT (osteopathic medicine) physician who could help me. I had several appointments with Dr. Lytle-Vieira and she cured my pain. She clearly identified and diagnosed the issue and treated it as opposed to giving a bunch of stretching exercises to do at home like a physical therapist would do and I don't have the pain anymore. Thank you so much Dr. Lytle-Vieira!

I would give 10 stars if I could! Dr. Lytle-Vieira has cared for my son and for me on several…read morevisits and most recently helped me recover from a bad fall. She is truly skilled and a healer. I can't recommend her highly enough! Thank you Dr. Lytle-Vieira!

Update: Another reviewer stated rates from 2010. The following are the current rates for 2024…read more Dr Ann Shippy's rate for new patient appointments is $4,200.00, and yes you read that right. FOUR THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED DOLLAR$ for one two-hour appointment. Her follow up appointments are $780.00 per hour and 3-6 weeks apart. Plus thousands of dollar$ more for her 'lab tests' and 'supplements'. In a just one year, the math is the 'tell'... $15,000.00 to $20,000.00 Dollars.... And no insurance. I cannot comprehend what appears to be an shocking disregard for decency. Even in a free market, what type of person would make their fortune on the backs of the sick and suffering, the desperate and frightened.... never mind a 'doctor'?

Dr. Shippy is an incredible doctor in every way! She listens deeply and is a problem solver. She…read moreWILL get to the root of symptoms. Everyone in her practice is kind and understanding. My primary care doctor is only interested in a tiny view of my health and does nothing proactively. Dr Shippy has helped me live more fully and I'm eternally grateful. Yes there is a wait to see her initially - because she's that good and in demand - but if something comes up she is always there! I would give 10 stars if I could!

Dr Kholte is the very best doctor one could hope. I have never encountered before a doctor that is…read morenot only knowledgeable but committed to educating her patients about the role of diet in preventing and reversing disease. You could not be in better hands if you are seriously committed about empowering yourself with knowledge about what you can do to improve your health and the quality of your life.

I came to Dr. Kolte to get some help with my nutritional health. I've never met a doctor that even…read morespends more than 5-10 minutes with me, Dr. Kolte once spent almost an hour with me, hearing about my situation, goals and talking about the changes that I need to make. I found her on yelp, I hope that others see this review and give her a call as she is a one of a kind gem in a city of doctors that rush you out of their office. Back to my nutritional concerns, she has a whole pantry of foods to educate her patients on eating a whole food/vegan diet. I found it extremely helpful to see these practices in real life and not just in a book.

I love the Spring!…read more Let me start off by saying... if you're looking for your typical western medicine practice with prescription drugs for each ailment, this is NOT it. Ali and her team use herbal supplements to get your body healthy. And, getting your body healthy takes longer than taking a pill for symptoms. If you're used to western medicine, know that a true wellness practice takes more time and isn't as instantaneous as you're likely used to. On the other hand, if you've tried everything to get healthy and you're still not feeling good, this place is for you! I was doing "all the healthy things" and still feeling poorly. Turns out, I had other things going on that I couldn't understand or resolve on my own. At least, not nearly as quickly. I'm grateful that I as referred to The Spring by a friend. I only wish I'd made an appointment when she first suggested it! I started attending The Spring for my health journey about 3 months ago, and my healing has been expedited in this time. I believe you find The Spring when you're ready for it. If you're overwhelmed and tired or trying to heal your body on your own, call The Spring and setup an appointment. Asking for help can be hard, but it's worth it!

The Spring offers amazing care and concern for health and well being. The atmosphere is clean and…read morerefreshing and the staff is superlative!

When I was diagnosed Bipolar, about 7 years ago, I honestly thought I was going to die before…read morefinding help. I lost hope and I would sleep more than 12 hours a day plus naps during the day. My depression got so bad that I would tell my husband and kids not to include me in their weekend plans anymore. And I live that way for many years (I'm only 34)....until I met McCall. My TSH levels were at a 19! No wonder why I was suicidal and tired 24/7. I tried to control my Bipolar symptoms for years without success. I tried medication and therapy but nothing seemed to help. I was stuck. Now, a year later on Armour medication, I look forward to the future. I make plans for the future. My kids look happy since I'm always around cooking their favorite foods and we even planted a vegetable garden that has some weird shaped cucumbers growing. And I'm happy my husband didn't divorce me lol, he stayed with me even in this crazy rollercoaster. I'm so thankful for McCall. She listened to me even at my lowest point. She offered help and hope and that is something that not every doctor gives you. She cared and I was able to trust her and her judgement. Life is still hard. Some days are not perfect but I just look back at my progress and I do Thank God for finding McCall. She's amazing!

I can say without a doubt that McCall has helped save my life. If that sounds dramatic to you…read morethat's ok, but it's true. I call her Double Mac, and as you can see from her picture, she clearly does not eat them b/c she's beautiful - outside AND inside. To explain how I feel about Double Mac I have to get personal, hopefully you'll be ok with this and not judgmental... Over a year ago I began struggling with my worst bout of depression I had ever experienced and I had no idea what to do or where to go. No psychiatrist's office was accepting my form of insurance and I could not afford $200+ and hour to see a psychiatrist. So, I had my name on waiting lists hoping one of them would start accepting my insurance in the mean time and call me back. Dr. Vache's office was one of those places, she had incredibly kind people who worked for her and saw that I had called several times in a span of 5 months. The front desk staff would call to check on me since they knew I was not receiving treatment. It was during one of these calls that they realized I was not aware that McCall worked for them (at the time, she is now on her own) and could see me at a reduced rate of what the Doctor could. I will not lie, I was hesitant. But, I had been on wait lists all around Austin trying to find a good and reputable place that took my insurance for too long. I was physically and emotionally worn out from white-knuckling through each and every day for the past 5 or more months. I thought McCall was a student in training or something, but of course I couldn't have been more wrong. McCall has excellent credentials, has years of experience, and truly listens to what you say you feel is happening and what you hope to accomplish. She did not give me any medicine until we ran some tests. She helped me find a place that would run the tests and accept my insurance - EEGs are pricey on their own. While we waited on test results, she encouraged me to try some major changes in my diet and she was 100% right - it was a huge help. Just changing my diet helped how I felt in major ways. She continually encourages me to stay away from some medicines and approves others. We do a lot of work with diet, exercise, vitamins/supplements, and then incredibly low doses of medicine. Note: Obviously if she felt I needed stronger doses or I felt I needed stronger doses of a medicine, she would work with me on that. HOWEVER, she knows my goals, she keeps my goals in mind, and she works with me on ways to achieve those goals. Now, while I still struggle with depression and anxiety (I have for over 10 years) for the first time in a very long time I feel like I have someone in my corner medically who understands what is going on with me not only physically, but mentally as well. I have started feeling so much better, she helped me find a therapist who I love and trust. Without her I have no idea where I would be, truly. She cares for me, as I am sure she does for all her patients, and I recommend without hesitation that you give her call.

Incredible just incredible! You must see Dr. Peterson if you have a mystery illness, no one can…read morefigure out. He will get to the bottom of it and cure you.

I would strongly caution anyone with a complex medical condition to get multiple medical opinions…read morebefore putting their health entirely in the hands of Dr. Peterson. When I first started seeing Dr. Peterson, I was struggling with significant GI symptoms, including severe abdominal bloating, early fullness, pain, and difficulty eating normally. I had already been diagnosed by medical doctors with gastroparesis, POTS, and possible ehlers/MCAS/ endometriosis. Dr. Peterson told me that I had been misdiagnosed and repeatedly reassured me that I did not have these conditions. He told me that what I had been told by my doctors was essentially wrong and gave me an enormous amount of hope that I could completely recover. Because I desperately wanted to believe that I wasn't going to have to live with a chronic illness, I trusted him and committed fully to his treatment plan. I went off medications I had previously been taking and began eating foods that my doctors had previously advised me to limit or avoid. I was also instructed to drink a specific type of water and take numerous supplements, with recommendations changing frequently. I was repeatedly told that my bloating would be gone within a few days. Then a few more days would pass, and I would still have the same symptoms--or sometimes worse symptoms. This cycle continued week after week. I kept being told to give it a little more time because I genuinely wanted to believe that the treatment would work. Peterson suggested that my oura ring and phone were contributing to making me ill. I was then told to purchase expensive bracelets that were supposed to emit/ interact with certain frequencies. I was willing to try these things because I trusted him and was desperate to get better, but looking back, this was his way of placing blame on why my healing had been prolonged. I became extremely frustrated and told Dr. Peterson that I needed him to be honest with me if I wasn't improving. After initially telling me that an antibiotic was one of the worst things I could possibly take, he then recommended that same antibiotic. I had also specifically raised concerns about SIBO/intestinal methanogen overgrowth because of my symptoms. I was told that this was not what was happening, and I continued following the dietary recommendations I had been given for H.Plyori, which I had been tested for by my doctors and was always negative. peterson was persistent that H.plyori was the cause to all of this. Ultimately, I did not experience the improvement I had been promised. One of the things that made this especially difficult was the amount of hope I was given. At the beginning of treatment, I was told that by September, I would be fully healed and back to normal in time for my sister-in-law's baby shower. I held onto that promise through months of symptoms, hoping that there was finally an end in sight. Saturday was my sister-in-law's baby shower. Instead of being healed and back to normal, I am still dealing with the same significant GI issues. My diet remains extremely limited, and I recently underwent another colonoscopy and endoscopy. After those evaluations, another gastroenterologist reconfirmed the diagnosis of gastroparesis--the same diagnosis Dr. Peterson had repeatedly told me I did not have. That was devastating for me because I had told the people closest to me that I didn't have gastroparesis anymore and that I was going to be okay. I genuinely believed it because I trusted the information I was being given. I now have to come to terms with the fact that this is a chronic condition I have to manage, after being given so much hope that it wasn't actually part of my life. Once I started the antibiotic that had been recommended, Dr. Peterson and his office stopped reaching out to me. Previously, the office had been contacting me regularly to schedule appointments, but after this point, I was not contacted to reschedule. I went into this wanting to try every possible option because I desperately wanted to get better. I trusted the process completely and I wish I never did.

Dr. Dickey saved my life…read more These are some of the most empathetic and compassionate people you will ever meet.

Been going there for years... Then yesterday I reached out to make an appointment and Hazel called…read moreme up and said that they'd made a decision that "wasn't political" and that they are no longer working with any patients who are not fully vaccinated. When I mentioned that I had gotten over Covid about 2 weeks ago, Hazel who isn't a medical doctor, told me that I really don't have any natural immunity and that I still needed a vaccine to be seen. Now correct me if I am wrong... Isn't the #1 oath of every doctor, is to, "do no harm"? Well denying a patient for this seems pretty harmful. Additionally, When someone says it isn't political, actually means that it is. Thank you for opening my eyes to your decision to discriminate against your long term patients and I will make it a point to let those we know far and wide where you stand... so that one day there isn't a completely new reason why you won't be able to see them either.