I have been seeing Dr. Brinkman since 1993, she is amazing and I highly recommend her for all your…read moreOB needs.

I love Dr. Brinkman! She is so down to earth and normal. She makes you feel like there is no need…read moreto worry because she has a calming nature when she communicates with you. She is willing to repeat see you without irritation. And tip...she likes books so if you are worried about going into your appointment seek a common ground so that you can level out with your anxiety. We have not yet had children so of course I am speaking on her gynecological practice only however I believe that I would be extremely happy with her in the OB-GYN phase of my life. She is so sweet.

Very understanding and here to help you. Initial visit was with Dr Wang. She let me know what i…read moreneeded to do to start off in the right direction for immediate help. All their staff have been extremely nice and take the time to listen and work with you in person or over the phone or Zoom. I did not do the TMS because insurance denied it but i have had great therapist calls. So far so good.

If you value your time, your prescriptions, or even the basic idea that a medical office should…read moreremember you exist, ANEWERA Psychiatry might not be the place for you. Somehow they've mastered the art of losing records, delaying prescriptions, and offering service so disorganized it's almost... impressive. It's honestly shocking that a mental health provider can operate at this level of inconsistency. If reliability, professionalism, and timely care matter to you, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.

I went to Dr. Berger for the first time. He was very knowledgeable about the medical problem…read moreaffecting my feet and ankles and offered multiple treatment options. He has a fantastic bed side manner and I highly recommend him!

Dr Wang is an amazing doctor and I couldn't have asked for someone better to perform my delivery…read more She was kind, explanatory, and patient. Not to mention that recover went amazing and so has my scar healing so far. Would recommend her 1000x over to anyone! The office is also so cute and cozy and staff are very friendly.

I chose Dr. Wang because of her excellent reviews and reputation. This was my first pregnancy, and…read moreI wanted to trust my doctor completely and believe she had my best interests and my baby's well-being at heart. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. I'm sharing this not to speak badly about anyone but to help other first-time moms who might be feeling the same doubts I ignored. My goal is to give others information I wish I had. My baby is now healthy and thriving, and I'm so grateful for that, but the entire experience left me traumatized and afraid to go through pregnancy again. From the start, there were warning signs I should have paid attention to. Every appointment involved waiting four or more hours past the scheduled time, which showed how overbooked the practice was. At my 20-week anatomy scan, the sonographer mentioned seeing something on the baby's brain. That comment caused me immense anxiety, and I later learned it was unprofessional for a sonographer to share findings before a doctor reviewed them. When I asked to meet with Dr. Wang to discuss the results, she brushed me off and treated me like I was overreacting. That day I waited four hours to see her. Throughout my pregnancy, Dr. Wang strongly pushed for a C-section. She said things like "in China everyone with money chooses C-sections" and told me recovery would be much faster than with a vaginal birth. As a first-time mom, I trusted her advice, not realizing how serious the surgery and recovery would be. Looking back, I wish I had received balanced, evidence-based information rather than pressure. I also experienced severe nausea, exhaustion, and other symptoms that were dismissed. When I voiced concern, she told me, "this is as good as it's going to get." I had to advocate for myself to get additional lab work, request a different nausea medication, and push for the 4-hour gestational diabetes test when the 1-hour one came back abnormal. My due date was April 20, yet she scheduled my C-section for April 5. I now know that was early and likely unnecessary. After the scheduled C-section, I fainted when my catheter was removed due to blood loss. My hemoglobin levels dropped dangerously low, and I later realized I had been hemorrhaging. Dr. Wang and her nurse practitioner saw me once the next day, barely acknowledged what had happened, and discharged me less than 48 hours after surgery. Two days after returning home, I developed severe swelling and bruising across my abdomen. I had to leave my newborn and go back to the office, where Dr. Wang told me I had a "mango-sized" hematoma and recommended another surgery that same week under anesthesia. She said if I didn't do it, I might "look pregnant for months." She was cold and dismissive when I told her I was terrified, and when I begged her through the patient portal to call me afterward, she refused. Her nurse practitioner finally called me 12 hours later, but Dr. Wang never did. I sought two other medical opinions, and both doctors advised that only a general surgeon should perform that type of procedure, not an OB. I followed their advice and had the surgery safely about a month later. I truly don't know what might have happened if I hadn't trusted my instincts. Dr. Wang blamed the hematoma on the postpartum nurses pressing on my abdomen, which other doctors later said was not realistic. Lastly, Dr. Wang performed my son's circumcision in the hospital. Once it healed, our pediatrician noticed something was wrong and referred us to a specialist. It turned out my son had hypospadias, a condition that should have been identified before a circumcision. Because it wasn't, he now has to undergo surgery for both the hypospadias and a circumcision revision. I am thankful every day that my baby is healthy. But this entire experience was traumatic, and I hope sharing it helps another parent avoid what I went through. If you ever feel dismissed, pressured, or ignored by your provider, please trust your instincts and seek a second opinion. You deserve care that is compassionate, ethical, and safe.

Dr Cowan and his staff were AMAZING! Could not recommend him enough, he was kind and always…read moreaddressed all my concerns. I had an scheduled c section with him but ended up going into labor 1 week before the scheduled date, sadly he was not on call (it happened at 2am in the morning) And even tho he didn't have to, he came to see me at 7am and checked on me multiple times while I was in the hospital. He definitely made me feel better at all times! If you are in Austin and are looking for a OB/gyn go see him!!

Dr. Cowan helped my husband and I conceive our first child 17 years ago!…read more He delivered all three of our children over the course of the next 6 years. He has remained equally sensitive, knowledgeable and helpful as I transition into a new phase of life! He is professional, thorough and gentle and has a great bedside manner which puts me at ease during office visits and procedures. I am grateful to have Dr. Cowan as my physician and highly recommend him to women of any age!

I am extremely thankful that I chose Dr. Wang as my OB-GYN for my first pregnancy and birth. She is…read moreincredibly knowledgeable, and her bedside manner is truly impeccable. Her jovial attitude and infectious laugh truly always made every visit memorable and she constantly gave me the confidence that I could do anything I set my mind to :) She always remembers the little things, like what we planned to name our baby or where we went for our babymoon, so I never felt like I was "just another patient to her". Furthermore, her expertise as an OB is unparalleled, and I always felt that she approached my care logically and methodically while fully respecting my autonomy as a patient, my preferences, and my birth plan. Dr. Wang came up with the perfect plan to give me the best chance of delivering my baby naturally while minimizing unnecessary interventions. She timed my epidural absolutely perfectly and explained everything so logically in a time when I was struggling to make a decision! So I was able to get through the worst of my labor pain and even sleep for a few hours before I was ready to push. I truly could not have asked for a better experience. Yes, there can be long wait times at her office, but honestly, I see it as a testament to how amazing she is. You will always have to wait for the best in the business! That said, her front office communication is excellent. They were always very considerate about letting me know when to come in if Dr. Wang was running behind. As a first-time mom, having a doctor I trusted completely made all the difference. I am beyond grateful for Dr. Wang and would highly recommend her to any expecting mom!

Say what you want about the wait, but it's worth it. Dr Wang put every fear of mine, after a really…read moredevastating loss last year, at ease. She came highly recommended by friends of mine, and I'm glad I listened. Yes the wait sucks- but it's something I'm willing to put up with. Just bring a computer and snacks! Also, their draw lab tech is amazing and never bruises or hurts me while taking blood. I love Violet Crown!

Mockingbird is great! Dr. Pagette is thorough, professional and an excellent surgeon. I felt very…read morewell cared for and as if every precaution was taken to ensure a positive outcome for my procedure. Yes, the facility waiting room could use some love but don't let that be the basis for your expectations of Dr. Pagette and her staff.

Where do I begin? I would give zero stars if I could. I went to Dr. Pagete due to having a fibroid…read moreI wished to have removed. I also had a LOT of symptoms. When I explained my symptoms I don't think she listened very much. I then had a hysteroscopy to remove my fibroid. The day after I went to the ER and much to much surprise, the fibroid was still there, alone with a cyst. I went to see her six weeks later and told her about my excessive bleeding, the fact that my uterus seemed to have tilted overnight, and of course my fibroid the exact same size. She brushed off ALL of my symptoms (and did not respond to my questions on the patient portal) and refused to do a sonogram to look at the fibroid again. She said she'd look at it three months later, when I think she would have blamed it growing back on time and not her surgery error. She also, without even looking at my cyst, said it was nothing. Fast forward to two months later when I go to the ER in extreme pain. I still have my giant fibroid and that cyst they think twisted but untwisted. I finally got see a credible doctor, and he tells me the type of fibroid I have cannot be surgically removed with a hysteroscopy. He said even the best surgeon can't because it's intramural with a slight submucosal bulge. He said she managed to shave 2 cm off one side, but I still had a 5x6x4 fibroid. He also said she wasted my money attempting that surgery and she should have known that, that fibroid could not be removed and shaving one side down would give no relief of symptoms. Also, the cyst she said was nothing, was now 5 cm too. So I essentially have a cantaloupe in me. My awesome new doctor preformed a Da Vince surgery and low and behold, I had endometriosis so bad my uterus was fused to my colon and he almost had to remove part of my colon. He said that's why my uterus tilted and she shouldn't have ignored me when I mentioned it. Second, I had stage 4 endometriosis which explains all my other symptoms she ignored. Third, my ovarian cyst was so bad my ovary and fallopian tube had to be removed. The doctor said it was a mess in there. That's the cyst she said was nothing. And everything else she said was nothing. Not to mention I wasted $5000 on a surgery that couldn't even help me to begin with. I considered a medical malpractice suit but after all that I just don't have the energy. I had a follow up appointment with her that I cancelled via voicemail, and she sent me a bill for a no show fee that's illegal. I cancelled with plenty of time it's not my fault they don't check the voicemail. So no, she will not be getting that money, especially since I had to have a second surgery two months later before I died of blood loss.

Dr. Kuhlmann and his nurse Peggy are OUTSTANDING. He is patient and gentle and incredibly thorough…read more I felt he genuinely exhausted every possible option to make sure I understood what was going on and was super patient with my questions. Peggy was the warmest, most comforting nurse I've ever been around. She felt badly that I had to wait for Dr. K and actually brought me a brownie and a glass of ice water completely unsolicited. And she was helpful in explaining to me every step of the way what was going on. A true rarity and much appreciated. Dr. Kuhlmann was running 90 minutes late (he had surgery elsewhere) and Peggy was very apologetic, which made it easier to accept and not get grumpy (plus the brownie and stack of current magazines). The young lady at reception insisted repeatedly that she called me to tell me he would be late. Very annoying as there was no message from her. I showed her my phone and how there was not a message and she repeatedly insisted there was. It was a tedious argument. It would have been better had she just dropped it instead of insisting on getting in the last word, especially since there was no message. But even that glitch dissipated under the care of Dr. K and Peggy. I will definitely be back but next time will call to see if the doctor is running late or not. Highly recommend!

I've been a patient of this practice for just over 25 years. Dr. Kuhlmann is thorough,…read moreknowledgeable and has fantastic bedside manner. His nurse and office staff are great as well. I had to have a hysterectomy fairly young (45) and knew I had the best possible doctor! He found a lump in my 23 year old daughter's breast in December of 2013. This was her first visit with him and he took it very seriously and moved very quickly to get insurance to approve the needed testing and to the imaging center to have her worked in ( all a week before Christmas). He got on the phone himself to make it happen ( they had told us it would be mid January before the testing could be done). And I am so thankful he did because sadly it was confirmed to be cancer. He went above and beyond for us, even visiting her in the hospital after her double mastectomy, and making a point to check in on her another time in the hospital when he had surgery and saw her on the hospital schedule for a surgery with her plastic surgeon. I have always loved Dr. Kuhlmann, but this just reinforced my opinion of him and raised it even more! He is truly the type of doctor that is a rarity now days.