Dr. Wingrove is an exceptional neurologist and absolutely worth the investment in your health!…read moreShe's incredibly professional, compassionate, and takes the time to truly listen, never rushing appointments and always explaining things in a clear, thoughtful way. I came to her after a car accident and a disappointing experience with another neurologist who dismissed my symptoms as anxiety and refused to order imaging. Dr. Wingrove did thorough in-office testing, saw red flags for spinal cord damage, and ordered the imaging that confirmed severe compression in my cervical spine. Her care quite literally changed the course of my health. I needed surgery, and without her, the condition would have gone undiagnosed and worsened. She's also responsive via the patient portal and open-minded to different treatment options. I'm beyond grateful to have found her and can't recommend her enough if you're dealing with neurological issues.

I have talked before about what a wonderful headache specialist and advocate Dr. Wingrove is. I…read morealso want to talk about the equally amazing nurse practitioner Mariah Denny. She is so easy to talk with, so knowledgeable and has given me so many insights on things where I saw patterns but was having trouble connecting the whys behind the patterns. I just had a telehealth visit with her today, and I feel so much lighter after talking with her. She also is so easy to message through their online portal. Thank you both for your wonderful care!

Dr Morledge is brilliant. He also has a good bedside manner. He was thorough in his search to…read moreproperly diagnose my husband Robert. We cannot say enough good things about him. Pat and Robert Berryman

The best neurologist I've ever had. Unfortunately he's retiring but I think he's great. Kind,…read morecompassionate, easy going and relaxed, and he really cares about me as a patient.

LSami Aboumater is a Great Doctor very helpful for my spouse. Highly recommend. Doctors for…read moreEpilepsy.

Doctor Aboumater is amazing. He knows his stuff inside and out. His patient care is a breath of…read morefresh air when it comes to neurology. I have had the hardest time with neurologist for whatever reason. They all seem rude and arrogant. Not him. I immediately felt welcomed and in great hands when I first saw him. I have had epilepsy since I was 12 and am now 32. He told me so many things about my disorder that I had no idea about. The first thing he did was a 3 day EEG. He was surprised I had never had one and even more surprised I had no idea what it was. He was ok with me staying on the meds I was currently taking as my seizures were controlled. I was planning on getting pregnant and he successfully made the switch of meds smooth and seizure free. I unfortunately suffered from PPD. He amazingly diagnosed it. I would think a psychologist would but he knew right away and prescribed me something. I immediately felt better and myself again. For that I will always be grateful. I was also becoming extremely exhausted. I shrugged it off as being a new mom. He knew I need to come down on one of my meds. Again, I felt so much better and seizure free. Bottoms line- I urge anyone who struggles with epilepsy to see him. You will most likely hear things you haven't before about your disorder. Make sure to schedule your time accordingly because you will wait a while. Which is a good thing. He spends a lot of time with you.

My doctor, Mason Mileur, recommended me to Dr. Stokes, for my multiple spine issues. I sent my most…read morerecent MRIs from my lower back, and neck, that are damaged, and I wanted to talk to Dr. Stokes, and consult with him about any changes, or NEW procedures that might be available for my stenosis, spondilisthesis, and a vertebra that is misaligned 11mm ... Dr STOKES WOULD NOT SEE ME IN HIS OFFICE. THERE WAS NO INTAKE, THERE WAS NO 'BEDSIDE MANNER'. THE WOMAN WHO CALLED ME BACK SPENT 10 MINUTES TELLING ME WHY HE DID NOT SEE ANY POINT IN MEETING WITH ME. I'VE BEEN ON 80MG OF Hydrocodone since 2000. In January, my primary care said he wanted to turn me over to a 'spine specialist'. First I saw a Dr. Church at Capitol Pain Institute, who was a dream. We were titrating down to 60mg... Dr Church was compassionate, caring and he LISTENED and researched my condition. After that, the OWNER of CPI, a dr Shockett said he fired Dr Church, slashed what Dr. Church has as my current medications by half, and did nothing whatever to HELP me. Did not recommend surgery, did not suggest therapy. HE TOLD ME HE DID NOT EVEN KNOW IF I WAS REALLY IN PAIN. I AM in pain, but I'm more concerned with continuing to live, and be able to WALK. I don't want to be bed ridden, as Dr Schokett has left me when he apparently changed my history? I'M NOT SURE WHAT'S HAPPENED WITH SPINAL CONDITIONS, THE DOCTORS IN AUSTIN, TEXAS WON'T EVEN TAKE PATIENTS? I'M HAPPY TO SHARE MY MRI RESULTS TO ANY DOCTOR WHO WILL TAKE ME AS A PATIENT.

Took a family member (T.) to Dr. Stokes, ask part of our seeking multiple opinions before agreeing…read moreto the major surgery that other docs recommended. What impressed us about Dr. Stokes and his staff: (1) He didn't rush to suggest surgery, he wants to gather more information (including more testing) and get a very complete picture before recommending a treatment plan. Some other surgeons just recommended fusion surgery without looking as deep. (2) He pulled up a 3D spine model on his large iPad and showed us the anatomy of all the parts and what's causing the pain. I can't overemphasize how helpful this was to our understanding. It's a far cry from a static illustration, or even a handheld model. (3) He spent a lot of time with us and we never felt rushed. (4) His P.A., Katie, similarly spent a lot of time with us, wanting to know everything about T's problems and health history in order to get a full picture. The only problem was that we'd returned some of the new patient paperwork by emailing back a PDF (that they haven't yet put on the web), to the LVN, and the LVN emailed back that he got it and entered it, but when we arrived at our appointment, staff insisted repeatedly that it wasn't in the system...until they eventually found it.

Worth. The. Wait…read more Dr. Karnik looks at the whole child and makes recommendations based on research and innovative ideas. We never feel pressured, but we do feel his recommendations have put our child back on track. Nutrition, testing, medication, training... it is all part of the package that Dr.Karnik encourages for our family. His recommendations are based on research and long term success. Dr. Karnik speaks with my child with a gentle concern and respect that is very encouraging. Misunderstood kids need that! Just being listened to by an adult who listens with thoughtful understanding is HUGE. Yes, we could just get an Rx from our pediatrician. However, working with Dr. Karnik has led us to a diagnosis and treatment that was more nuanced. His Nurse Tina is totally on top of things, she review the notes with Dr. Karnik and responds within a day. and they have a patient portal for general questions between appointments.

Pediatric Neurology Best in town, maybe in state. Published.read more

Dr. Stacy Leon, Psychiatrist, is professional and approachable. She is a psychiatrist with over 20…read moreyears of experience who really gets and understands children and adolescents. She does a comprehensive evaluation and works on a whole-child treatment, also communicating with teachers, other doctors and family members. She is not pushy about medications but also open when deemed necessary. I highly recommend her.

I'm still very happy with Dr. Aubrechtova. I know she is very invested in my migraine management…read more My insurance no longer covers Botox, which I've been on for more than a decade. Botox had effectively managed my migraines that entire time. But without it they came back with a vengeance. We've had to go through 3 different medications to find a new one that works. I'm happy to say that this final one is working pretty well. We're still watching things. I'm confident that we'll get the final perfect solution soon. I hate my insurance! But I'm glad that I have Dr. Aubrechtova in my corner.

I was looking for a different neurologist who was open to complementary treatments. When I saw…read morethat Dr Aubrechtova was certified in acupuncture, I decided on her. Personally, I found her to be lovely. She has a very calm presence. If you are expecting a "chatty Cathy", you won't get that with her. I felt as if she was studying me, watching me, analyzing me... a "thinker". She spent almost an hour with me. I never once felt rushed. We worked as a team. I'm looking for a neurologist to have a "relationship" with and those take time. My condition (TN) will hang with me for the rest of my life. We changed my medication after discussing options. I had to ask her to repeat a couple of times due to the language difference, but that did not bother me in the least. My Texas accent can be challenging sometimes too. I would certainly recommend Dr. Aubrechtova and plan to go back. Regarding the bad reviews, sometimes I think we just be a little nicer to our health care providers and cut them some slack.

Excellent doctor! Dr Freeman provided great care for my mother in the hospital. He was able to…read morediagnose the issue promptly and provided a thorough explanation of what the issue was as well as the recommended treatment. Both my mother and I appreciated his bedside manner and overall approach.

I feel fortunate to have found Dr. Freeman. After moving from California during COVID, I had…read moredifficulty finding a good fit with a neurologist in Austin initially. Dr. Freeman was knowledgeable of my condition right off the bat. He went above and beyond, and even fit me in when his schedule was booked out. I was sad to hear that he has moved his practice to the hospital only now , but I am grateful for the care I received!

First time I show up to this place, and I found myself very impressed with the office! This will…read moreforever remind me never to judge a book by its cover. I sat and waited for Dr Cook for more than an hour on May 25, 2023. No one seemed to care how long I had been there, so I went up to the receptionist, and identified myself as a new patient again and also to let them know I was experiencing a very long wait for an appointment that should have happened an hour ago. The response was oh he's in surgery today. So although I was very perturbed, I brushed it off and rescheduled. Today is June 15th. Today as I walked in again to check in, I was approached with the same paperwork to fill out again that was unused the last time. I tried making an office clerk aware that I had already filled that out the paperwork the first time I had been there less than a month ago. She wanted me to redo the paperwork. I told her I wasn't having it and that my paperwork should be somewhere in my file. After several attempts of trying to get a few words in to this lady, I finally just buttoned up Fired Dr Cook then gave the lady a little piece of my mind. Surprisingly, there were approximately four or five other ladies at this massive counter and not one tried to take over, or try to interrupt the lady to explain to her that she was being rude and unprofessional by assuming and interrupting. It's beyond my understanding how anyone that works in a medical staff will assume anything. As I was leaving, I asked Dianne if you could have Dr Cook call me so that I could explain why he was no longer going to be my neurosurgeon, they told me that he was running about 45 minutes to an hour late again today. No one called me however in a Baroness Dianne did tell me I should call and see if he's behind schedule today. At that point, I knew that this relationship wasn't gonna last and he wasn't gonna have a job with me. I'm trying to understand, and I know that I am a bit frustrated right now, but would it be so wrong for me to think that it's the doctors staffs responsibility to place a call and say hey we're running late today. We know that you are busy as well, so we wanted to see if you could come by a little later, as opposed to being here in an office, sitting down, staring at other people that are doing the same thing. From what I understand my procedure has been estimated in about half $1 million. This is the worst medical staff in Austin, Texas and by the looks of things Dr Cook doesn't seem to give a rats ass about any of his patients, New, and I would imagine existing as well. If you were considering neurosurgery look elsewhere. Don't let the beautiful office space fool you. This is not the place if you're a busy person or keeps schedules and appointments like I do! Good Luck!

This was my second go round with Dr. Cook. He fused my lumbar spine a year ago and now it was time…read moreto do a cervical disc replacement. He and his staff are still top notch!! Very thorough at explaining the processes and options. I will not let another doctor touch my spine!!

Dr. Borbon brought me back from dead suffering severe inflammation, lupus, thyroid dysfunction and…read morecollapse of my left brain. He even helped me overcome my inability to eat, digest or be able to perform the basics of daily life. He corrected my Hiatal Hernia with manual techniques, and I was able to heal from all factors of stress and its downward spirals. Live Long and Prosper Dr. Borbon!

Great office and Dr is incredibly personal but the cost was astronomical. I payed over $3600 up…read morefront what ended up 14 visits insurance covered $300 and finally went to a MD to resolve the back issues. Great guy and staff but hope you have deep pockets.