I had basically given up on primary care before finding One Medical. I was using Austin Regional…read moreClinic and waiting months for appointments, never really able to establish a relationship with a doctor, and never able to get an rx when I was sick, meaning I was also relying on UrgentCare for strep tests or a UTI. One Medical is so amazing. Yes, you pay a membership fee, but then, YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE A DOCTOR. Like, the day you need to. Or, you do a video chat, or send your doctor a message that they actually respond to in a timely manner. The app is also super helpful and efficienct. They have this great feature that you can get immediate help for certain things like colds, yeast infections, or ordering a lab test. You fill out the information in the app, and someone gets back to you right away, putting in the lab visit or sending the rx to your pharmacy. I really don't think I have ever had medical access that is responsive and available when I need it. Their lab is open for drop ins throughout the day, and I have never waited more than 15 minutes to be seen. It is just really excellent service. I hope it stays this way!

This practice is the best GP/family medicine experience I've ever had. There are almost always…read moreappointments available within the next 24 hours. They stick to their schedule well, I've never waited more than 5 mins over my appointment time. They have a lab in-office, so you don't have to go to a separate place for bloodwork. The doctors are respectful and kind - I really like my regular GP, but if he isn't available I'll see one of the other doctors and they are amazing too.

So many green flags at Dr Connor's office (not sure if that's a thing, but it is now). An actual…read morehuman called me twice to make the appointment and then to confirm. They did not make me fill out 10 pages of forms online before I came in. Then Dr Connor has someone take notes while she listens intently and looks you in the eye so that she can have a conversation and pay attention. She really knows her stuff and is not averse to questioning minds such as mine or alternative treatments and supplements. She made a recommendation for a lab test that my cardiologist should order for my high cholesterol. I already felt better walking out of her office after over an hour of actually being heard for the first time. She is worth every penny and I will be seeing her exclusively from now on. Cannot recommend highly enough! Like

Easy peasy phone call care. We manage blood work analysis over the phone with a smileread more

They definitely serve people without degrees which is great, but this makes the staff assume anyone…read morewill buy the absurd garbage that they attempt to gaslight people with, then act frustrated when anyone with a degree and/or a professional job questions anything whatsoever. Truly arrogant and very clearly staffed with first generation that graduated from any type of further education which translates to incredibly limited scope and perspective on care and the innate ability of some people to be able to see through their immaturity and gross and blatant lack of respect of anyone that can set clear and reasonable boundaries. Truly disappointing to see how the less fortunate educationally are treated in the medical industry, next stop medical board complaint.

I've been a patient with Family Medicine for over two years now. Their staff is helpful, scheduling…read morean appointment is easy, and I've had an overall pleasant experience with this clinic. Dr. Sarah Bradshaw is incredibly nice and informative. I appreciate her professionalism and kind personality. I would recommend Family Medicine Austin as your PCP.

I was a patient of his at Austin Regional Clinic. Was about as perfect a doctor as anyone could…read moreask for. Very nice, patient and understanding!

i used to see him at ARC in round rock. He now works at 30th street in austin. Its too far for me…read more:(. If you are near him i absolutely recommend him.

After fearing the worst and being diagnosed with stage 4 lymphoma I lost all confidence in my pcp,…read morewas referred to another who didn't have a great bed side manner, logged on to bxbs and Dr. Veena Reddy kept popping up. I finally clicked on her , made her my new pcp, and I have been super happy with my decision. She is very thorough, follows up, really listens, and makes sure she crosses her Ts and dots her Is. Her assistant, Jillian, is also super amazing. They make a great team because they work well together and show in their actions and words that they absolutely care about their patients. Any time I contact them, even by email, I can count on getting a prompt response. I am so thankful that I clicked on Dr. Reddy's profile because I am receiving the best health care ever!!! Thank you Dr. Reddy and Jillian!!! I appreciate you both!!! Fifty thousand stars!!!

From the owner: Finding a medical practice that offers a full spectrum of care for every stage of life can be…read morechallenging. Family Medicine Austin provides comprehensive preventive, diagnostic, and disease management care for individuals and families throughout the Austin and Leander, Texas area.

I had to have some blood drawn for labs. The check in is easy on the iPad. The nurse called me to…read morethe window and checked me in. The wait was about 30 minutes but it was Saturday morning and place was packed. The staff were friendly and nice to all. The waiting room was clean with plenty of seats and the water cooler had ice cold water for people needing to drink water for a test. Once called back I was seated in a chair for blood draw. The nurse was professional and asked what arm I preferred. I chose left arm. She put on tourniquet and drew blood like a pro. No issues. She was fast and it was painless. We took two vials and I was on my way out. The office is located on second floor and whenever I need labs for a doc appt I will be stopping here for sure

So, I initially thought I'd come here to express my surprise and gratitude for the care I received…read morewhen I first decided to come to Austin ER last October. I went to a different urgent care closer to UT campus on Red River, and when they were chock full of college kids, I decided an ER that wasn't attached to a hospital was worth it given the upper abdominal pain I was feeling. APD was there when I arrived, as someone had smashed through a window, but despite the delay, they were nice and got me back to a room, an offsite ultrasound tech was called, and I was given Torodol and told I had a gallstone that may or may not cause me issues in the future. Happy to have answers, and ready to go home, I waited to be sent home. So this is when in retrospect it all went downhill. Shifts had changed, someone else came to remove my IV. After "ripping the bandaid off" which was an IV in this case, and telling me they "couldn't let me go home with my insides on my outside", they wiped away the red chunks that came out with my IV and sent me home. No worries - I had answers and it was a nice cozy room and they had brought me a warm blanket. Fast forward to a few days later, a red streak started to show up on my arm, and I started feeling a muscle pain that kept me from bending my arm. A few google searches and texts to my NP of a mother in law later, and I knew I should probably get it looked at. My partner and I were going to the Mueller HEB the following weekend, so I decided to stop by and ask if I should be concerned. The front desk told me they saw that I had been in the previous weekend, and to have a seat and they'd get my arm checked out. The doctor told me the IV had cause a blood clot in my arm, I needed hot compresses, some motrin and an Ace Bandage. Thankful it wasn't something more serious, I walked to the front desk, and asked them if I owed anything - I was told "no". I was extra grateful they weren't going to charge me for follow up for something cause by my initial visit. Fast forward, I get a bill for over $600 AFTER INSURANCE for an ace bandage and some motrin, for something that was a result of seeking care at this institution and being told I owed nothing. Assuming it was some sort of mistake, I called the ER, was told to call billing, was told to call the ER back, that they would have to tag it as a follow up, and then I wouldn't be billed. Called back, was told it couldn't be a follow up if it was more than a day or two later, explained I was told I wouldn't be charged as it was because of the IV being ripped out of my arm that I came back in the first place. Was told to call billing again, was told to call the ER again, have been told two or three times a lead would call me. At this point, I experienced pain in my arm for two months that kept me from being able to extend my arm, have called/been told multiple times someone would call me back, have not received one return call but have been sent multiple bills. The last time I was told a lead would contact me was last week... this started last October. Honestly just looking to talk to someone who can make this right and feeling driving to the point of writing a review to get it sorted. Avoid if possible.

GOING TO THIS PLACE ALMOST KILLED MY FRIEND…read more If you want a masterclass in medical negligence, look no further. On August 19th my friend went to this facility--for additional context- he's 85% blind without his scleral contacts in, and doesn't drive. They were not in because he was shaking in pain and couldn't apply them. He then was picked up, and dropped off at 6am by a self driving car (not requested of course but thanks Austin) so with minimal vision, doubled over in pain and alone, you'd think it can't get any worse. (Spoiler alert, it does) The provider poked my friend's stomach for maybe five seconds, and declared it 'not life-threatening.' He was shoo'd away immediately. Hours later he was in emergency surgery having his appendix removed, it was torn hours prior, and according to the doctors at the different facility we went to, he almost bled out. Upon research appendicitis is one of the most basic emergencies they drill into medical training. But apparently, here, it was easier to roll the dice on my friend's life than actually run a scan or take him seriously. OR MAYBE NOT EVEN RUN A SCAN IF YOUR FACILITY CANNOT PROVIDE IT, JUST TO PROVIDE A SENSE OF URGENCY OR AT MINIMAL ???? CARE AND DIRECTION WOULD BE APPRECIATED. Their incompetence didn't just 'miss something' it nearly killed my friend. If you have any sort of remote emergency, and you come here-- count your days (or hours)

These kinds of services are for people who do their homework. It's important to do your research…read moreand speak to medical professionals. Their customer services is excellent. They've always been very generous and fair. I feel very comfortable with infrared and red light therapy. It seems to me that there is a scientific basis but it's new. The choice to use a boutique fitness environment is based on wanting more intense experiences than readily available consumer products will deliver.

I love restore mueller! I've had a membership on and off for 3+ years. The workers here are…read moreextremely personable, welcoming and knowledgeable. I always feel like they know what to recommend to make me feel better. The location itself is great, easy to get in and out.

My son has been seeing Dr. Seremetis for seven years. He is one of the best doctors our kids have…read moreever seen. He is deeply caring and a clear and accurate communicator. He has caught thinsg that other doctors have not. I wish he could be our family doctor!

Dr. Seremetis is a wonderful surgeon. My son had to have surgery for an undescended testicle and we…read morefelt as at ease with him as I think parents can when they have one of their babies going under anesthesia and having surgery done. He is very calm and knowledgeable and took the time to answer our questions and concerns. Surgery went well he bounced back very quickly and even took his first few steps that same day he had surgery. Would highly recommend.

Completely misdiagnosed me for a skin rash that later turned out to be bacterial. Before even…read moregetting started he tried to pass me off to a dermatologist since it was skin related (first available wouldn't be for another two weeks). This guy completely jumped to the most common diagnosis without even looking at my rashes first. Just as poor was the fact I knew he was wrong (this spread was more aggressive) and after *I urged him to please look at it* it was clear that he was completely wrong. I then had to urge him to prescribe me medication to preventatively stop the spread which he was hesitant to do and told me to just buy an OTC cream. Two days later I went to Urgent Care because the rash had spread and gotten so much worse. The Nurse Practitioner said that everything this guy did was wrong, that it was clearly not common fungal and anybody that looked at it could see that, and that even the medication he recommended was far too weak to put a dent on the problem. After three days with new medication I was in recovery. I don't care if/how intelligent this guy might be. His apathy and malpractice that day to me while being (thankfully not fully) trusted as a doctor almost caused me severe health problems that needed fixing by someone more competent in Urgent Care -- the last thing I want is for more to experience the same, especially if they don't self-advocate as much as I had to just to recover.

THURSDAY Aug. 21, 2014, 2014 -- The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is going ahead with…read moretough new controls on painkillers containing hydrocodone, which has been tied to a surge in dangerous addictions across the United States. IBut he is still the king of Doctors in Austin .he is kind ,understanding i really do not think he knows how his medical assistant speaks to his patients..