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.

He made my life so much better after the back surgery I had. Within two weeks I was essentially…read morepain free. After constant pain for over two and a half years! The office staff is great. I would recommend anyone that needs back surgery see Dr. Hummell.

Thank you so much Dr Hummel!…read more He performed surgery on my back last year, december 2016. A year later, i am still feeling no pain. There will be some rehab involved, but the miracle that I am feeling in my body is something I feel a great indebtedness for. I hope he continues to be in the surgical practice for a long time, so that he can help many more people like myself. There is hope for all back pain sufferers, and his name is Dr. Hummel.

Dr. Asha Lall and the entire team at Euphora Health are wonderful! I work in healthcare, so tend…read moreto be pretty picky. Dr. Lall is thoughtful, patient, and incredibly intelligent. And, she puts her brain to work for her patients. She's helped me immensely, takes a root cause approach, and really thinks about the entire patient when it comes to health. In my opinion, she's also a beautiful mix of traditional internal medicine and integrative medicine. She's knowledgable across the spectrum and thoughtful in her approach. She's quick to offer OTC and home remedies for ailments. But, she also politely and diplomatically tells me when I need to consider taking antibiotics. She's also efficient when it comes to treatments and their costs. She was able to swap me from 2 injectable and 1 oral med that were all pricey for BHRT to a simple birth control pill that is free with my insurance. I also have a chronic condition that was dormant and has flared back up. She's been so patient and so kind with my angsty self. I truly feel fortunate that she's my doctor. I feel like we are partners in my health! And, the whole team at Euphora is great. They are all friendly and patient-focused. It's a wonderful place to get care.

I have recently relocated to Austin and have heard of direct primary care doctors from another…read moredoctor in Miami, Florida. I paid my fees, did everything they asked but was still denied my necessary medicine. It has literally been the worst medical experience of my life.

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:)

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.

He is an amazing surgeon! He is a leading expert in hernia repairs which is why I had to wait a…read moremonth for my procedure.

Dr Glover did postpartum hernia surgery on me and he was amazing. Professional, kind,…read moreunderstanding. I'd recommend him to anyone needing hernia repair!

overall negative experience. even for alternative and…read morefunctional doctors this place is expensive. I saw Dr. Taylor and was super disappointed. He couldn't remember what our goal or plan was. Each visit he seemed a little lost and I had to remind him what and why. He even had younger employees or interns of some kind in the room taking notes and still couldn't keep on track. I'm sorry, but I knew more about my condition than he did. The front office wasn't much better. Prices varied wildly for the nutritional IV services and the push to overpay for their supplements was strong. I finally gave up. It was very clear that money was the entire goal of these visits. I spent a lot and made no progress.

I'm very disappointed in the lack of care and follow up that was provided. After the first…read moreappointment with Dr. Wallace, which was very expensive, and mostly informational with recommendations for supplements, I never heard back from the office manager or nurse to schedule the bloodwork that was recommended for my daughter. I left several phone messages and emails and nothing was done. This lack of care and follow up is ridiculous after paying $800 dollars for a one hour session with the doctor. This organization is a total scam and obviously doesn't care about their patients. It's very sad and disheartening that they can charge so much for people suffering with illnesses and take advantage of their patients.

Dr Childers has impressed me with his warmth and professionalism…read more He took the time to really hear me out and I felt understood and well cared for at the end of my visit. I really appreciate his level of kindness when feeling so cruddy and in pain.

I went to Dr. Childers on a same-day appointment through Austin Regional Clinic to evaluate some…read moreshoulder pain. While it took a while for him to get to me (expected when you get a same day appointment with a big clinic), once I got in to see him, he was fantastic. He was friendly, took the time to talk to me about what might have caused my injury and, because of his friendly and careful questioning, I realized the cause might have been something totally different than I had anticipated. He gave me a range of solutions and helped me pick the most appropriate one for me. Then he took some time to help me understand the best exercises I could do on my own to rehab and at what point I should come back in if it's not getting better. Overall, there was the expected delay in getting to me with an end-of-day, same-day appointment, but it was well well worth the wait.