Took my son in early on a Sunday morning, received excellent care and an x-ray. There was not a…read morewait and we were seen immediately. Shout out to Josh for coordinating the ortho referral quickly and with the up most professionalism.

2 stars because I was seen quickly. After asking me what I…read morewas using to treat nausea and vomiting, they went ahead and prescribed me the same thing I had a 100-pk of at home that I spent time explaining WAS NOT WORKING, and that was why I was in urgent care in the first place. When I called back for a new prescription, NOT something over the counter again, they basically told me "oh well". So frustrating. Didn't listen to anything I said at all. Complete waste of time.

I came here after dealing with a lingering dry cough that was starting to combine with itchy…read moreeyelids. My primary care doctor was booked out for weeks, so I decided to give Next Level Urgent Care a try. Even without an appointment, I was immediately helped by Shakemma, Tiff. She was wonderful! Friendly, efficient, and made me feel comfortable right away. I was then seen by Gad, who was also great. He quickly assessed what was going on, prescribed some allergy medication, and had me on my way. The entire visit took less than 35 minutes, which is amazing. Fast, professional, and super convenient--I would highly recommend this urgent care spot!

We are rather new to Leander and Cedar Park so I was looking for a good urgent care and I've found…read moreit. Three members of my family have visited this location and we get seen right away. It's important to note they are an urgent care, not an emergency room. The staff is attentive and friendly, with genuine concern for your malady. I can note all the times my family has visited they will see a nurse practitioner. To some that may be a sticking point, but if you need to be seen for something minor this urgent care is great. I'd definitely make an appointment online for times sake, but the onboarding is easy and you can establish an account if you need to go back. I can even say cash pay prices are reasonable. I would definitely recommend this location for your minor care needs during the week and weekends if you can't get to your normal doctor.

This updated review is based on how long it takes them to respond to messages. I had a question…read moreabout getting lab work done and follow up appointments that are booked out for at least two months. It took them 13 business days (M-F) - otherwise known as 2.5 WEEKS to respond back to me. And I had sent TWO follow up messages after my initial message because of how long it was taking for them to respond. The portal message center says allow UP to 5 days for a response. Fine, I did! But almost 3 weeks for ONE response!?? Freaking ridiculous. The person who I've been messaging is "MA Tierra A". Awful. Slow. And selectively picks what to respond to so you have to ask again for the other answers and it takes weeks and weeks to hear back. I'm in the process of finding a new doctor. This whole situation has put a bad taste in my mouth. They were so so to start off with, but their communication is god awful and slow as all heck.

Absolutely rude and unprofessional. Don't know if it was this location or the customer service…read morerepresentative but they definitely shouldn't be working in the medical field let alone customer support.

I've been going to Thrive for a long time but I've been put off lately by the experience of…read moremessaging with them. I really like Dr. Crear and some of the PAs so it's a shame that the messaging service is not held to a high standard. Honestly, it's like talking to a child...but one who clearly uses AI to polish their grammar. The level of incompetence - with incorrect prescriptions called in and incorrect information relayed - is concerning. I hope they don't have these medical assistants completing tasks that require common sense, like relaying important test results. I know practices are trying to increase profits, especially those practices that are owned by private equity (which this place may be--IDK). But please consider your patients. Don't run a competent practice into the ground by having these assistants do what medical professionals should be doing. Employ some actual nurses to answer patient questions for god's sake, not just "medical assistants."

I ended up leaving prescriptions were often wrong and appointments were getting hard to get.read more

Great experience as a first timer to Austin Emergency Center. I was greeted upon entry with a…read moresmile! I was taken back to room by DeeAnn the best RN I have ever had in my life! Everything was professional and very personable. I than had Dr Rice who did my exam, great knowledgeable and friendly doctor. He explained everything in an easy to follow instructions. LeeAnn Radiology Tech and Savanna ER tech very friendly and all made me comfortable in my stomach pain. I will never go to another ER, this one is the best. I am referring anyone I can. Thank you to everyone at Austin Emergency Center!

Most definitely do not recommend this place to go to this place is very unprofessional!!!!!!!!! I…read morewent in with no insurance willing to pay bc I have money and the workers and doctors repeatedly asked the the doctor came in the room being racists (asking if I speak English)her Name is ms.FoX very unprofessional she told me she had other patients to tend to and I need to hurry under me having excruciating pain, then told my bf she feels bad for him as walking out. SMH she shouldn't have a license

El día después de Navidad, fui con mi hermano a esta clinica. El servicio y la atención que Liunis…read morey Frank le ofrecieron a mi hermano fue de lo mejor! Le explicaron paso a paso todo lo que se le iba a hacer (o todo lo que le hicieron). Aunque hubo un retraso con uno de los medicamentos que le recetaron, al final mi hermano lo pudo recoger sin ningún problema! Que alegría saber que abrieron esta sucursal en Round Rock!!! La sucursal de Cedar Park no se queda atrás!! La Srta. Yaimara y el joven Arnies también ofrecen un servicio de primera!

i've gone to this urgent care over the years. the wait time varies but is often long…read more I appreciate being able to email them my health history and medication list, as both are long & complex. I think my doing that may be why the Dr who saw me took me seriously, (i saw he had printed out my health history and had highlighted things in it) and spent more time with me than others have. I was super anxious, wayyyyg overtired, and experiencing very intense restless leg (and other parts of my body) syndrome with many forceful spasms, all my muscles in my body were tightly clenched and i couldn't get them to relax and I was also in a lot of pain (this was due to a recent medication change, and my having a bad reaction to it), which I told them. So, at first I was disappointed because Dr. Joe told me that they couldn't give me muscle relaxers bc they would amplify the effects of the drug i was on that I was badly reacting to, so I felt like crying because i didn't know what to do, how to get help. Dr. Joe recommended I go back to my original dosage of the medication, and took the time to show me stretches i could do, and recommended that I take pedialyte or coconut water, and use arnica cream. i followed his advice, got the arnica tablets for leg cramps (i took 6) and the arnica cream for arthritic relief, which i rubbed all over myself. i drank coconut water and went back to my usual dosage of the medication, and did stretches and doing these things worked; got a full 8 hrs of sleep and only had a few leg spasms the whole night! my muscles feel relaxed now, and I am super grateful for that. I appreciate Dr. Joe listening and taking me seriously and recommending all he did, bc i am now back to my normal level of poor health, which is so much less bad than it was before Dr. Joe's help. Emailing health histories and med lists really may have made the difference here, i'm always going to do that in the future. Their email: occmed.pr@texasmedclinic.com

Dr was dismissive, forgot to share test results and seemed to forget I had a fever. I took a Covid…read moreand flu test and heard no word if it came back positive or negative. Was referred to a GI doctor for my stomach issues only, even though I complained about a fever I've had for 3 days. I came in around 9pm so it seemed like they wanted to go home as fast as possible. Also no hand soap in the waiting room bathroom? Not even a soap dispenser in sight. Save the time and go to a different urgent care EDIT: Found out I had severe dehydration and a nasty virus that needed attention from the ER. Wish I would have received better care.

I had use some topical anabiotic and had an allergic reaction and a suture site was not healing up…read moresuper great and needed a different type of antibiotic. The PA, Gladys Huertas, would not even look at it before declining to treat me. This is absolutely horrible medical care, especially given how minor this is. I just didn't want to let it go to Monday from Friday evening and did not feel that I needed to go to an emergency room and sit for six hours give or take. It was oozing a little bit and just felt that antibiotics would probably be in order. My surgeon is out of the city and wanted to get something sooner. I would not recommend going to this clinic for anything other than putting a Band-Aid on a small cut to make somebody feel better because they obviously cannot give any level of care above that! I worked the medical field for 20 years as a registered x-ray technologist.

I love this Urgent Care center location. The staff is very nice, patient, and calm…read more The first time I came here was because I was having symptoms of weakness, chills, and extreme fatigue. It was terrible and I struggled to walk or get into places because of that fatigue. I came with my boyfriend who assisted me to the clinic. I gotten into their registration via paperwork and online they wanted both. I sat back down and was told to come into a room. The tech came to get vitals then a APN came. She was nice and not rushing me. She did a test on me which concluded into diagnosing me with COVID and the flu. So no wonder I felt like horse dung. That was back in November. Then, I came here again to be diagnosed with the flu for children. Again, I was treated with quality of care which the front staff and NP were extremely nice as well as patient. The consistency matters and with St. David's Medical group you get that. Both times I was prescribed medications which aided in my wellness. The waiting room is clean and they have television playing movies. Each time I'm sick in Austin, I'm coming here without a doubt.

Here's my latest update: I have been under the excellent care of this company for over 20 years…read moreand I think the services keep getting better. Laurelin Mullins has patiently-patiently-patiently coached me on weight loss, diabetes, septic infections, sleep apnea, and more. I am never rushed, and she carefully listens to all my lame excuses.......AND she actually--somehow--gets me to listen to her recommendations!!! .... I always leave the clinic encouraged, holding a detailed treatment plan that is so easy to follow that even my thick, male, Cro-Magnon brain can understand it ..... The staff are equally skilled and responsive: they remind me of lab visits via telephone, email and text. They even promptly answer crazy questions...... the clinic also has a portal that I can type issues directly to Laurelin and get a quick personal response. In summary, I feel lucky to be working with this highly professional clinic. This definitely feels like a concierge medical practice! ..... MY THANKS To this wonderful, dedicated team, Dave K.

Like a few other, I loved this practice when it was still Balcones Woods Family Medicine. When they…read morewere taken over my Seton, things went downhill. My daughter (15) and I both saw them for primary care. I left after I went in twice for a sinus infection and they refused me antibiotics, which I had not taken in more than a decade. I went to an ENT after that. He was SHOCKED that they didn't prescribe me meds. I ended up on them for much longer than I would have liked for a very common infection. Here was the kicker for me: My daughter liked their nurse practitioner Laurelin Mullins, so I continued taking her there. My daughter has ADHD, for which she was treated at Balcones Woods Family Medicine before it changed hands. On April 1, 2019, her high school sent a form over to confirm my kid's ADHD (so she could get accommodations), the practice did nothing for two weeks. I called and they found the form after much searching. Then NP Mullins refused to sign the form because she hasn't been treated for ADHD since they were taken over by Seton. She didn't attempt to help at all (for example, I have a neuropsych's report etc. that I would have provided to assist; they could have looked at old records, etc.). Regardless of the fact that she was treated at that clinic, they didn't sign the forms. This means my daughter is still waiting for her accommodations at school. The practice should not treat children who need accommodations this way. Even the high school was surprised and they do this all the time. They aren't nearly as caring with patients as they used to be. We won't be going back.

Was told they could take me as a walk in, showed up 7mins from that call and was turned away. Went…read moreback first thing the next morning. They withheld information until documents are signed then they give you the information print outs. Did not disclose extra costs for each step, after being told the price paid up front would cover everything for that particular visit. Went from $160 up to $350 after addition bills mailed to me. Gave me a prescription and was told to take it until I heard back, once I heard back they told me I didn't need that prescription but wouldn't give me any answers as to what I did need. Do not recommend.

Since this is an urgent care, I thought service would be faster. I booked an appointment online and…read morefilled out all the paperwork before I arrived on-site. Turns out, setting an appointment only marks your place in line. There were 3 people in front of me when I arrived, before my scheduled time. The lobby doesn't have much seating; I counted a total of 12. They had two TVs but only one was turned on. The receptionist and nurse didn't seem like there was a sense of urgency; it felt more like a glorified doctor's office. I'm not sure if the doctor here is any more qualified than a primary care physician. I think I'll stick it out with a PCP next time.