Dr. Atencio saved me from surgery…read more I been battling sciatica for three years and my surgeon had told me that surgery was my only option. So I'm glad I got a second opinion from Dr. Atencio. Dr. Atencio reviewed my MRI and provided me a treatment plan that combined chiropractic care with regenerative medicine to repair and strengthen my damaged disc. The results were phenomenal. Within 2 months into the treatment, my disc bulge had retracted back into its normal position and my pain went from a 6/10 to completely gone 0/10. All I can say is, I truly appreciate that Dr. Atencio's focus isn't just on providing immediate pain relief but also on ensuring lasting results through healing the injury. I'm very grateful for his innovative approach.

I am so glad I sought care at Texas Spine and Sports! They are incredibly caring, listen to your…read moreneeds and just a few visits have made a positive impact on the back pain I was experiencing. I would highly recommend this place!

I'm so grateful I live during the age of modern medicine and awesome doctors. I was in excruciating…read morepain 24/7. I tried every possible pain mitigating effort over several years. EVERYTHING!  I finally visited Dr. Marks. I was opposed to additional pain meds and he agreed. He was sympathetic, focused, and committed to reduce my pain. And the procedures we did worked!  There are no words I have to express my gratitude. He was attentive, and even better... the staff he surrounds himself with are also equally accessible and attentive. The communication is awesome. The vibe of his office is determined but relaxed with total dedication to patient well being.

I came in here for two separate occasions. once for two spine steroid injections in my t4 and t5…read moreand my second visit I had steroid injections into my left hip. both times I was walked through the process and was checked in in a speedy process. the nurses took me in the back and prepped me before the injections. The injections were quick and smooth (not going to say painless because that would be lying) but if you can't have it a little pain, they have the option for a local and aesthetic. If you are dealing with back or hip pain or pain in general your body, I would highly recommend scheduling a visit through your doctor.

Fantastic. Truly. Dr Nawaz really cares about me and my pain, and thinks outside the box regarding…read moremy care plan. Chris, his PA, is one of the kindest, most compassionate health care providers I've ever had, and I've had a LOT. He really and truly cares, and it shows. The nurses and front office staff are also great. Sometimes the communication is a wee bit lacking, but when comparing it to other offices, it's definitely still a 5 star place. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this office to anyone.

I have been going there for almost two years now. I moved here from another state. Dr Nawaz and his…read morestaff are very professional and caring

Since my first visit things have really gone downhill. The three stars are mostly due to the nurse…read morewho brought me back and the provider themselves. The front desk lady is fake and doesn't even pretend to be friendly if she doesn't know you. Some of the regulars she at least gave a veneer of friendly but if you have been in customer service for any number of years you can spot fake. I had to see an ER doctor after my first visit for something unrelated and they gave me a different pain med. Per the pain contract I had to let these people know and was told to not take it and on my next visit bring it in. The issue came when I ran out of the pain pill they gave me, I called with 3 to 4 days left of it and spoke to 3 or 4 people and got the run around. Basically told again not to take the pain med the ER gave me and they would see about a refill on the one they wanted me to take. By Friday I still didn't have an answer and they close at noon. I found out Monday they had sent it in but neither they nor the pharmacy let me know so I went Friday to Monday evening with no pain pills. I brought the pills to my follow up visit and they didn't even dispose of them which is why they asked me to bring them. The doctor now said if I ran out again I could take them and tell them which one works better!!!! Sadly I don't want to start all over and I like the doctor so for now I am sticking with them but if this continues I may not.

No longer recommend. Between the office experience and their office manager, Lauren, their…read morescheduling woman Sheila, and Dr. Singa himself, the service has drastically declined. There is a reason the other reviews echo the exact same sentiment. Lauren is rude and condescending and honestly, she has no clue what she is talking about half the time. They treat patients like transactions. That's it that's all. Last year, I ended up pregnant and miscarried but the way this practice treated me/the pregnancy/my other providers was honestly disgusting. Even then, I was receiving conflicting calls from different staff members having to repeat myself over and over again. There are several other pain management clinics to choose from. They lie about contacting you and when you show them they DIDN'T call you, they decide it's best you find care elsewhere. I bet. This is exactly what happened. I spoke with them on Tuesday the 3rd to schedule a follow up in March and by Wednesday the 4th they were saying I needed to be seen before my medicine could be refilled even though it was already due for fill and I was just seen last month claiming they called and left me message after message. Like I said, they seem desperate for money. As a manager myself, I see what is happening. Their employees are making activity notes as if they are doing their jobs but in fact, aren't. They don't like this being brought to light. Instead of taking accountability, they will make up more lies like "oh that's because so and so wasn't privy to that". However, if talking about an activity note that pops up on my account, ALL employees would be able to see this prior to scheduling an appt. Not to mention, THEY called me to schedule the March appointment. Not the other way around. They lie when it's convenient for them and fits their narrative. It's ironic that Dr. Singa would even have anything to say being that I haven't seen him personally since 2023. I was always pushed to his PA's. His prior PA Martin was very honest about how disorganized and chaotic this practice was/is which is why he left. His new PA Grace is lovely and I hope she makes it out of there asap.

I brought my wife here for a steroid injection to help with sciatic pain. If you have BCBS, expect…read morea $55 co-pay. I was hoping to join her in the procedural room, but since they use an x-ray machine, guests are not permitted. She was out only after 20 minutes feeling significantly better. The sciatic pain had been greatly relieved and her mood was elevated. She'll be due back in 2 weeks for a followup. Update to follow if need be.

Dr. Kahn continues to give the utmost care and positive results for relieving the pain I have…read moreexperienced in my leg. He takes time to listen and is dedicated to resolving the issue. I have been going to Dr. Kahn for years. He is truly the very BEST doctor. Dr. Kahn leads by example and his positive and friendly staff are a reflection. Dr. Kahn deserves a five plus rating!

At this point, I've had to escalate my concerns through state and federal complaint channels…read more I received excellent lupus care at the Georgetown office for years - Jordan is an outstanding provider, and the staff there has always treated me with care and dignity. Unfortunately this does not extend to the Round Rock location, where the rheumatology department has been transferred. Two visits to this office have jeopardized my entire treatment plan. First, they gave me another patient's private paperwork. Then, at my most recent appointment, I was only told after my vitals were taken that the visit would be conducted via telehealth. I had been told I'd be seeing a different PA since Jordan is out, but the provider I was scheduled with -- Jennifer Priestley -- I learned in the after care notes is actually an NP. Jennifer ignored the new symptoms I reported, and after I clearly requested FMLA documentation, she offered to go over the prior month's lab results and said that if I wanted to pursue FMLA, a PT would need to be involved (which isn't strictly true). When I became tearful at this, Jennifer asked if I was "seeing a therapist." I immediately walked out of the appointment because I didn't feel safe with her as a provider. After I left the appointment, Jennifer submitted a behavioral health referral. The medical notes I'm able to download inaccurately state that I consented to telehealth, that I "understood and agreed" to a treatment plan that doesn't exist, and that I consented to a therapy referral that was never discussed. They also claim the appointment lasted more than twice as long as it did, while omitting my new symptoms and my FMLA request. These inaccuracies were signed off by Dr. Pegram, making them part of my permanent medical record. My messages asking for clarification are being ignored and I'm now being treated as hostile simply for trying to protect my care. I'm being shut out of a medical practice I trusted, and I'm losing access to treatment for a life-altering disease - because I asked for help while my regular provider was out. Conversations with APC leadership are just as concerning. In discussing this issue with Jody Green, she said that I shouldn't have been scheduled with Jennifer because she doesn't have the same experience Jordan and Nicki have as PAs. The very next day, Jody told me that Nicki is a nurse. When it comes to my medical records, Jody said she sees my FMLA request on their end as well as some additional notes about my symptoms that are not true. When I asked for a copy of my full medical records, including this additional information, Jody said she would need to speak to APC's attorney before she would know if she could. I have yet to hear back from that conversation, as well as from the email I sent to her directly requesting my full medical records in writing, or from the other two emails I sent to the inbox address listed by her photo on the website. I also have 5 portal messages that are all unanswered (despite everyone I speak to saying they can see them). The negative reviews being dismissed on Google are an extension of the poor treatment patients receive at this location. Asking for a phone number publicly is not a real response - patients can't reply to these comments, and no one should be expected to post personal contact information online. It would take very little effort for APC staff to look up patients and reach out directly, or simply respond to portal messages. Patients with complex health conditions deserve safety, medical accuracy, and dignity. Instead, I've been left misrepresented in my records, denied proper care, and placed in a situation where my lupus treatment has ended. This has been one of the most distressing healthcare experiences of my life, and I urge other patients with chronic illnesses to avoid APC.

Leg and back pain due to a major accident. I am nearly pain free. Dr Whistler and Dr. Harper have…read moredone wonders for me so glad I found them. I've been in pain since 2015 an my life has been miserable. The people in his office are awesome. They treat you with respect and care. You can't ask for better people and better doctors.

Dr. Ghanti sent my script to my drugstore on Thursday. Friday afternoon the store told me they…read morecouldn't fill it due to a vendor shortage. They informed Dr. Ghanti and suggested I try to find another drugstore. I did within minutes but could only leave a message at Balcones Pain as they are now closed Friday afternoons. I did get an automatic response saying I would be contacted. They never contacted me. Since BP recently joined Capitol Pain I tried contacting them with the info they provided Thursday but got no response, except to say they would not fill prescriptions on weekends. I'm very disappointed. I've been a patient at BP since the mid 2000s and always felt good about their treatment and respect of me and my needs until now.

This was my first visit with Dr. Chen. I am seeking help from him for refractory angina pain and…read morelow back pain. So it is too soon to say whether or not the treatment he will provide will help but I am very impressed by my first visit. He is the second pain specialist I have seen for my issues. Dr. Chen was extremely thorough and patiently took his time to explain my issues and options. This was a refreshing experience because my last pain specialist just wanted to rush me into injections and then offered no options but surgery when the first injection was unsuccessful. I will update as my care progresses but so far I give him an A+.

I am freshly postpartum with baby #1 and I am so happy I decided to start pelvic floor PT. They…read moretake my insurance which was a big deciding factor for me, and the care is professional, efficient, and thorough. I've been seeing Ashleigh and Jaclyn, and both ladies have been so helpful in my PT journey. The facility is clean, and the rooms are private. I've been able to target my core, pelvic floor and even some hip pain I've been dealing with since birth. I highly recommend trying them out!

I previously had a good experience with Sullivan Physical Therapy, so when my doctor recommended…read morestarting PT again after several surgeries, I was hopeful. My paperwork was sent to what is now Origin Physical Therapy. After I left a voicemail, someone called me back and said I could only book appointments online--they no longer offer phone appointments. I booked online, filled out all my information, and provided my Health Card credit card number, assuming it was just for a backup payment. Later, I was surprised to receive an email receipt for a $39 platform charge. I immediately called and spoke to a representative, who explained it was a fee for booking online, but that I could opt out of future online bookings. I wasn't informed of this choice, and I wasn't aware I would be charged for making an appointment. She said I should have received an email to fill out a form, and that form mentions the charge for making an online appointment. I was billed for this fee before I had a chance to learn about it in the next step I haven't taken yet. Although the fee was refunded, I didn't receive an apology or acknowledgment of the confusion. When I called again to express my discomfort with their platform fee, I felt the staff was unresponsive. I was told I could make future appointments in person, but would lose access to online features such as booking and homework exercises. I canceled my appointment, and I'm glad I did based on other reviews. It's like going to a restaurant and having to pay a place-setting fee. If you are running a business, the software/platform you use should be a cost of running a business.

I found Acupuncture Plus online and was able to book an appointment very quickly to establish care…read more I was able to get seen within the same day. Dr. Wang was very thorough and I had a couple of good sessions with him. Their cash rate is $125, but they do take certain insurances.

My first time In this office. It was clean and peaceful. Dr Wang listened carefully to my concerns…read more I came in for sleep issues and a post rotator cuff surgery muscle release. He treated me on both sides. Half hour on front then I sat in a chair because of concern of laying on my belly with the rotator cuff issue. He applied needles to the back of ny head both sides by upper neck. After treatment he gave me a herb for sleep. Five minutes after I got back in my car I felt a complete release of my lat that was pulling on the shoulder which was incredible. I took the sleep herb and got 44 minutes of deep sleep that night. I usually get between 2 min and 30min. The staff was pleasant and I am looking forward to going next week.

Where does the time go? It has been three months since my previous review and an update is…read morewarranted. Not just a great pilates studio, but a wonderful community as well! Highly recommended, a true gem.

Super lovely Pilates studio that I have been awaiting and eagerly anticipating stepping into the…read morestudio for a reformer session. Fifty50 studio's space is bright, airy, spacious with an intimate atmosphere of reformers across their space. Walking in we were greeted by the welcoming front desk, checked in on the iPad to see our station spot. Pro tip: bring your grippy sticky socks as you'll need them for the reformer machines, but they do have some socks for purchase should you forget. I'm a grippy sock fanatic and love their offerings! I snagged spot 2 and it worked out that I would be facing the mirrors, as spots 1-6 are facing the mirror and where you sit you can see yourself and maintain good form and technique! Melinda was such a great instructor who explained the machine, the technique and also offered hands on correction and more for all of us showing up for ourselves on a 7am Friday Pilates class and it was such a treat to see the sunrise as we wrapped our 50 minutes. Each spot is very thoughtfully spaced, and with the welcoming support, I can't wait to return for my next class. Ps. As they're in their welcoming grand opening timing, classes are free til Dec 31! And the founders membership isn't too bad to boot. And they're close for us NW Austin/Cedar Park folks! What's not to love about giving yourself time for health?