Great family that puts their patients first. I have been seeing them for over 6 months. Top notch!read more

I would recommend this place if you are looking for some pain and headache relief. I found this…read moreplace thorough my insurance app, looked at Google reviews and gave it a try. Staff is professional and caring, taking time to explain, very patient. Kevin and Caleb are knowledgeable and compassionate. Place is clean and nice. Already after a few sessions I felt less pain and some improvements. I would definitely spread the word.

Dr. Hsiao was very down to earth, professional, and accommodating. Office is super clean, and a…read moregreat, warm experience. Dr. Hsiao really cares about his patients and their well being, not for his revenue but for your own sake. Highly recommend!

I made an appointment to ask about the herbal medicines but acupuncture was pushed more. Although…read morethe appojntment was really relaxing and that I fell asleep during the process, I feel like my expectation was not met. I would still pay $60 to have a really good relaxing nap tho!

I've been struggling with scoliosis and back pain for most of my life. In my 20s, there were some…read moredays when I could barely scoot myself in an office chair with wheels. My boyfriend told me about dry needling over 2 years ago. I was desperate and willing to do anything to relieve the knots and pains in my back. Unfortunately, for my first experience, I tried someone else because my boyfriend said Charleen couldn't take new patients at the time. I had the worst experience and I almost cried. After hearing about my experience, Charleen got me into her schedule!!! I've been seeing her for over 2 years now. Her treatments have been the ONLY thing that has helped my back. And my time with her is the highlight of my week. She's professional, sweet, caring, genuine, and damn good at what she does!!

Finally figured it out that Western medicine was doing nothing for my pain. I started acupuncture…read morewith. Charlene. Oh my gosh! I wish I would have started this years ago!

Over 20 years ago, when I graduated from cosmetology school, I asked one of my mentors what advice…read moreshe would give someone just starting out. Without hesitation she said, "Get a massage every month." I've followed that advice ever since, and I've been a member here for the past 15 years. As a hairstylist, my body is my livelihood. Standing for long hours and working with my arms all day takes a toll, and I truly believe these massage therapists have helped me continue doing the career I love. Their skill, professionalism, and genuine care have kept me feeling my best so I can continue showing up for my clients. I'm incredibly grateful for this team and everything they do. Investing in regular massage has been one of the best decisions I've ever made, and this place has been an essential part of my wellness journey. Thank you for helping me continue doing what I love every single day!

I love these people. They have worked with me through stupid VA setbacks and have always been…read moreavailable. My massage therapist is Ashley. I'm not sure I should say that, since it may make it harder to book with her in the future. Ashley is fantastic. I am 100% disabled, total and complete. I have spinal stenosis, muscular atrophy, Myelopathy, and Sciatica in both legs and arms. I see her once a week for an hour. She works on all my muscular issues that help with my anxiety due to severe chronic pain in my back, legs, and neck. She is very thorough and fun to talk to if you feel like it. Sometimes I talk, and sometimes I just lie there, enjoying the feeling of someone massaging my tight muscles. She is perfectly fine with either. She has great pressure, but she knows when something needs extra attention; she can attack it. I can only speak for Ashley, as I have not been with any other massage therapist who works there. But if they are close to what I think about Ashley, you will be in great hands. Another shout-out to the lady at the front desk. I am sorry, I do not remember her name, and I can't help that I'm 57. But you need to know she is awesome and always tries to get me the times I want. There have been times when I could not get the times I wanted, but that is expected. I work with her, and we figure it out together. I will go to Round Rock Health & Wellness Center for as long as I can. Wish they had one in Georgetown, but then that would be a renaming issue. I have to be honest: I don't handle any financial matters at RRH&W because I am covered by the VA.

I love this practice. Extremely relaxing and easy going. Very effective for my pain and stress…read moreissues. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Our main goal is to assist our clients in living their best life and discovering optimal health…read morethrough the use of Oriental medicine, acupuncture, herbology. Redlight therapy, Cupping, Bodywork and nutrition. We pride ourselves in customizing every treatment for every client and providing a personal level of care through the use of alternative disciplines.

Suffering with back pain during Covid for weeks and the months was brutal. After dealing with it at…read morehome, I finally needed a diagnosis. I set an online appointment and confirmed all the burning, radiating pain in my back, neck and arm was due to my spine needing adjustment along with my neck and my hip was out of joint. After the first treatment, I felt better within a few days. Had a chiro massage a week later and am starting to feel more flexibility in movement. They are taking temps at the door, you are required to wear a mask in the waiting room and in your appt. You can remove your mask when you're face down in the chair, but face up do keep it on. This does make me feel safer and the employees do the same. Overall if you need treatment and are looking for a place with Covid precautions in place, look no further.

If I could leave no stars I would. I was/am in pain and was referred to Pflugerville Wellness…read moreCenter (PWC) for care by the VA. I was super excited to get. quick referral from the VA and reached out to PWC directly as instructed by the VA. The person I spoke to (Dr. Peng I assume) told me that he has a person that processes VA appointments once a week and I'd have to wait until next week to be processed and subsequently called to make appointments. I couldn't believe that was the response. That is NOT what the VA thought they were getting when I was referred. A day or two later I got documentation in the mail from the VA to contact them directly. I called back and was given the same line. "We have one person, that works one day a week, to process VA referrals and you'd have to wait". So much for caring for patients in need or veterans. I explained that that was unacceptable and I'll be reporting PWC to the VA to let them know they were happy to take the VA's referral money...but in no rush to actually see veterans. When I called the VA to tell them what happened and report them, I was told the PWC had "declined me service". Um what?! I was NEVER "served". I lodged my formal complaint to the VA anyway and while I was on the phone with them, I was referred to another massage therapist in the area...whon not only took my referral but saw me THE FOLLOWING DAY! And the company and massage therapist have been AMAZING to work with. I review LOTS of businesses and try to support as many small business in my area as possible but I'll NEVER recommend anyone to this place. Ever.

Had my first Lymphatic massage today and Dali was awesome. I've never had one before but was…read morelooking for someone post surgery and so glad I found her. Seems there are a lot of therapists who claim they do lymphatic but I feel it's rare you actually find someone professionally trained. Dali knew exactly what she was doing and was comfortable the entire time. A lymphatic massage should not hurt, it's pretty light pressure and I wouldn't consider it a massage. Yes things are happening but it's not super pleasurable like a Swedish massage just so you know what to expect. The office was super cute, there is a little shop in the lobby with crystals and such which I had to check out as well. I've actually bought a few things from the crystal shop in the past but this was my first visit in for Dali. I plan to go back in a week or so too. *oh and a nice surprise, making it much more likely I will quickly return, she doesn't take gratuities. My lymphatic massage was $125 all in. I was having a hard time wrapping my head spending that kind of money on a light touch massage since I'm a deep tissue fan, but now knowing I don't have to add a tip it is super reasonable. Takes the stress out of what to do as well which I love for staying stress free during and after

I had a wonderful lymphatic massage today---I could feel my lymph nodes opening up where they had…read morebeen clogged. I would definitely go back if I get a chance. Dusti was very giving and helpful with her advice about health---that was an unexpected bonus.

I'm not just a client of Matt, but I also refer my own patients who I think could benefit from…read moreaccupuncture and craniosacral work. I've been incredibly happy with my own treatments as well as what he has done for my patients. I've had plenty of accupuncture through the years and in all other cases they put in needles and leave the room to work on someone else. One of the things that really sets Matt apart from other accupunturists is that he stays in the room and performs craniosacral and other bodywork while the needles are doing their work. You may walk into his office, but you float out. It's awesome.

I'm not sure what I can add because I completely agree with the other reviews. But I'll try…read more.. The only con is the location is inside a law office (Someone needs to give this guy some space at a spa!), but the amazing work makes you forget about the location and become immersed in the session. During my session he noticed that a disc was slipping out of place and recommended I go see a chiropractor. Boy was he right! He may have saved me from huge problem down the road, because I'd just accepted it as part of my profession and wasn't going to seek help unless it became glaringly obvious. So thanks again for that and the outstanding work! I hope to be back soon.

I cannot praise Priscilla and her team enough. Fast, efficient, caring and quality physiotherapy…read moresessions are making a difference with my shoulder injury and pain. This is my first time doing physio. I will admit, I was skeptical. But the technicians and therapists at Integra know their stuff. A little more each week, with two sessions weekly and home exercises, I am seeing progress. I am very grateful to all of them. Do the work. Physio is worth it, and yes, it definitely works.

I have been coming to Integra for different issues since 2016. I started coming when I had bad back…read morepain while pregnant with my youngest child. I was certain I had a slipped disc or something, but the doctor recommended physical therapy. I was skeptical, but determined to do my due diligence. After coming for six weeks though, I am now a huge believer in PT. The therapists were able to get me relief and teach me how to do exercises that were safe for the baby and helped ease my back pain. In 2017 I came for knee issues after overtraining for the cap 10k. I came again this past year when I developed bursitis in my hip. Each time I have been injured I visit until I have consistent relief and then I discontinue therapy sessions and continue the work at home. I have only had to come the full six weeks once (that was when I was pregnant). Integra is totally cool with this because the whole point of PT is to get better. They don't pressure you to add extra unnecessary sessions. The first visit is an evaluation where they take a look at your issue, test range of motion, ask you about your pain levels and determine a treatment plan. Different injuries require different levels of treatment, more severe issues could result in multiple visits a week but most of mine have been once a week. After the eval, sessions usually consist of a 30 minute exercise session where a therapist walks you through good exercises you can do to strengthen your body in the area where you're injured and making sure you don't end up with any compensatory injuries. The second half of the session is usually some form of physical manipulation, for example, when I had bad back pain the second half was the therapist working out the tension in my upper back muscles. I would call it massage but it was not relaxing. It did, however, (eventually) result in relief of pain. I recently brought my 10 year old in for a knee injury and learned she has hyper mobile joints and weak hip adductors which can be a risk factor for injuries, so we will be working on strength and stability. I highly recommend Integra!