Best doctor experience ever. The staff is helpful and friendly and Dr Vega was so attentive and…read morethorough. Very affordable without insurance. Highly recommend.

I made a new patient appointment a few weeks ago, but when I arrived this morning, they said my…read moreappointment was cancelled and they could not see me. No explanation as to why it was cancelled on their end, despite me having the appointment confirmation pulled up on my phone. The woman I spoke to was unsympathetic .

I have been a patient of Dr. DeLoach for over two years since relocating to the central Texas area…read more I have found Dr. DeLoach to an excellent orthopedic doctor able to treat my back pain so that I can function and be a productive person. He has great communication skills and offered me different care options to meet my needs. His staff is friendly, efficient, and always very professional. I highly recommend Dr DeLoach to anyone needing treatment for back pain issues.

Dr Calderon is very kind and attentive. She really cares about the patient. The staff is…read moreprofessional and respond to messages and calls right away. Highly recommend this practice!

I am so, so grateful to have found Dr. Calderon and her wonderful team at Euphora! The Euphora…read moresystem allows you to send a message to Dr. Calderon and her team at any time and, if outside business hours, indicate whether the issue is urgent or not. If urgent, Dr. Calderon calls you as soon as feasible to discuss the concern. Dr. Calderon goes above and beyond to care for her patients. I had a very odd, urgent medical issue come up last year after getting back from a trip abroad and Dr. Calderon went out of her way to get in touch directly with the CDC to discuss how to best treat my specific situation. She is compassionate, creative, and always willing to work with you if you want to try lifestyle changes or homeopathic/alternative treatment methods first, before just throwing a medication at an issue. Euphora is absolutely hands down the best healthcare experience I have ever had. I cannot recommend Dr. Calderon and Euphora highly enough!

If I could give it 10 stars, I would! I think I've been with Dr. Larson since 2017 and the…read moredifference he has made in not just my health, but my understanding of my health is priceless. I live with a variety of chronic conditions that don't play well together, and he has been with me every step of the way. He is a genuinely caring doctor who looks at the big picture of overall health, not just individual symptoms. Everyone at his practice is so kind and I feel truly supported.

Dr. Asha Lall and the entire team at Euphora Health are wonderful! I work in healthcare, so tend…read moreto be pretty picky. Dr. Lall is thoughtful, patient, and incredibly intelligent. And, she puts her brain to work for her patients. She's helped me immensely, takes a root cause approach, and really thinks about the entire patient when it comes to health. In my opinion, she's also a beautiful mix of traditional internal medicine and integrative medicine. She's knowledgable across the spectrum and thoughtful in her approach. She's quick to offer OTC and home remedies for ailments. But, she also politely and diplomatically tells me when I need to consider taking antibiotics. She's also efficient when it comes to treatments and their costs. She was able to swap me from 2 injectable and 1 oral med that were all pricey for BHRT to a simple birth control pill that is free with my insurance. I also have a chronic condition that was dormant and has flared back up. She's been so patient and so kind with my angsty self. I truly feel fortunate that she's my doctor. I feel like we are partners in my health! And, the whole team at Euphora is great. They are all friendly and patient-focused. It's a wonderful place to get care.

I somehow injured my back 6 months ago and was trying to do yoga, but it wasn't helping. I also…read morewent to deep tissue massage several times which didn't help either and had dull back ache throughout the day for many months, so I tried to find OMM/OMT (osteopathic medicine) physician who could help me. I had several appointments with Dr. Lytle-Vieira and she cured my pain. She clearly identified and diagnosed the issue and treated it as opposed to giving a bunch of stretching exercises to do at home like a physical therapist would do and I don't have the pain anymore. Thank you so much Dr. Lytle-Vieira!

I would give 10 stars if I could! Dr. Lytle-Vieira has cared for my son and for me on several…read morevisits and most recently helped me recover from a bad fall. She is truly skilled and a healer. I can't recommend her highly enough! Thank you Dr. Lytle-Vieira!

Wow, shocked am I! To come here and find absolutely NO reviews for Dr. Mueller! It's a tragedy! =P…read more I'm rectifying it, now, with a slight modification of the same review I posted to CommUnityCare's yelp page. It's important that Dr. Mueller have individually recognition, as she's one of the bestest, sweetest, kindest, most-wonderfulest doctors in the world! Well, we can at least agree on "in this area," then... since, you know, I haven't been EVERYWHERE in the world. =P [Fine, be that way! ;P] So, here's the thing. When I went looking for a General Practioner, I was looking for one who wasn't a dick. I know, pretty uncouth! Listen, my couthness went south after all the trouble I'd seen. Seriously, it seems like, as a person... as a _patient_, you're expected to expend all this energy, and trust, and FAITH in a doctor that you've randomly picked from the wheel-o-physicians "helpfully" supplied by your HMO, or youv'e Googled and Yelped, and somehow managed to find someone with more than three-stars, but the sad facts are these, folks: 1) Doctors, typically, have nothing invested in YOU; 2) If their practices doesn't rise and fall on your IMMEDIATELY CHA-CHING, you can't go in expecting much; 3) If you're getting more than five minutes with 'em, you're getting more than MOST; 4) The aloofness and the discompassion seems to come with the lab coat; and 5) The trust you give -- the _trust_ you're demanded to give -- is rarely, if ever, returned. And when it is, watch out. Because "do no harm" seems to be a suggestion, these days, not a rule. So when you take all of this into consideration, the modern relationship between a doctor and a patient, it's easy to see why we're not interested in someone who's a total knob. We want someone we can connect with. We want someone we _can_ trust. We want someone who'll take the time, and seriously invest in our future. This is our _health_, after all! Our lives! We want someone who, maybe doesn't coddle us, okay, but who'll speak to us from the heart, or actually is capable of showing they have one! =P And that.. everything I said above [from a GP who wasn't a total knob (no half-measures, here! no knobiness, PERIOD!), to someone who spoke from the heart (and had an awfully BIG one)], well, that's exactly what I found nestled inside this small building in Manor, TX. My doctor, Dr. Lynda Mueller, was the epitome of compassion. From the second she opened the door and greeted me, to the second she took me in her arms and hugged me at the end of our appointment, Dr. Mueller was kind, and warm-- welcoming, and accepting. These things are important to me, especially at the start of a new relationship. Typically, I have huge amounts of anxiety before I have to do something. Whether it's going to an appointment, or just the fact that I have grocery shopping on my list, if I have to go somewhere and do something, I am everything about the word "uneasy." So, when she entered and looked at me with gentle concern (not over-concern, but you could just _tell_ she cared!), I knew I'd found my new doctor. Right then, and there, even before the rest of it, I just _knew_. And the "rest" of it, was equally as stellar! She listened with interest, asked thoughtful, logical questions, related to my concerns, and addressed each one of them, point-by-point. She tackled what I'd come for the same way I would have, and I took a lot of comfort in that! I found a lot of similarities between the two of us, during our half an hour together, and as unimportant as some might find that, to me it meant a lot. Being highly empathetic, I know when someone is being honest, or acting the part. I found Dr. Mueller compellingly trustworthy, and that's something I haven't found in many people who share her profession. Ultimatey, I could say more, but I've already said more than I'd planned. The thing is, Dr. Mueller deserves it. If you're still out there, desperately searching for someone reliable, someone you _can_ connect with, I URGE you to make an appointment. I live on the outskirts of Austin (countryside Pflugerville area) and the drive is a little longer than some might consider making. Trust me, though! She's worth driving from South Austin to Dallas. ;D Anyone who's ever made that drive, knows that means a LOT. ;D Thanks, Dr. Mueller! I'm looking foward to seeing you, today!

I am extremely pleased with my choice of physicians. She is very thorough & knowledgeable, sweet…read moreand very caring. She is straightforward and does not order the non necessary tests. I look forward to many years of of being her patient.

Love love love this place. I have dealt with chronic pain for along time and i finally have a…read moreglimmer of hope after finding Dr. White. His staff is so very helpful and friendly. Any questions i have or calls they are right on it. If you have been dealing with chronic pain do yourself a favor and give Dr. Mark White a try. He will sit with you and answer any questions you may have. Very informative and caring. I fell very blessed to have found Dr. White and his awesome staff. I had three spinal injections done and i was in and out so fast. I could not believe the results. It is strange not to have pain in those particular spots . And the procedure is not as bad as it may sound.

I have been a patient of Dr. White's for a little over a year. Before today, I had a good opinion…read moreof him. He's never on time and talks too much but there are worse flaws. I went in today for my monthly follow up appointment. I had had a neck surgery last week which turned out to be extremely painful. I had been in the office the day after the surgery to receive some stronger medication while I healed. Today Dr. White walked in and I couldn't believe what followed. I had waited patiently for over an hour to see him. Then he finally came in and he was extremely agitated. So much so that he was shaking and pacing around the room. I started trying to tell him why I was requesting to see him instead of his PA this visit. He started cutting me off while I was talking, responding very rudely to what I was saying. Then he seemed to lose patience and launched into what turned out to be a 5 minute long assault on me and my character. He told me that I was a liar and a drug addict. He told me that I was obsessed with pain medication. When I tried to respond, surprised but calmly, he swore at me and told me he didn't care what I had to say. He cited early refills and multiple ER visits. When I tried to point out that I had never gone to the ER unless directed to do so by his office, I was again cut off and not allowed to speak. He continued on in a manner that I can only think to describe as cruel and abusive. I was cut off and shut down everytime I tried to speak or ask a question. This went on for almost 5 minutes and he ended by saying that I was to see their addiction specialist to be placed on Suboxone. Then he walked out. I was so shocked by his behavior that I just walked out without a word. To be clear, this is not about the accusation that I was addicted to pain medication. I have been on pain meds for a long time and Dr. White had some valid points. This is entirely about the way he handled it, the way I was treated. He was overly aggressive, too loud, he called me a liar and a drug addict repeatedly, he swore at me and kept cutting me off by telling me he "didn't give a damn" how I was feeling. I believe his attitude and his rant at me fall into the category of abusive. I felt so degraded and embarrassed by the time I left. Not to mention he has left me with only two days of medication left, shortly following a very painful neck surgery. I filed a complaint with Advanced Pain Care and may file one with the Texas Medical Board. What happened to me in that office today was not okay. I will never step foot into that facility again. Update: I spoke to the practice manager at Advanced Pain Care. According to her, the nurse in the room contradicted my complaints. She said the doctor was "stern" with me and never swore. While it's true he didn't cuss me out or anything, he did say "I don't give a damn what you feel about....". I felt it was inappropriate and unprofessional. As far as him being stern, that is a gross understatement. Apparently Dr. White expressed that he was only trying to help me. Well Dr. White, if you feel that's true then I'd like you to know that you have an *awful* way of showing it.

We saw Dr. Rawson twice for a family member with back and leg pain (T.), before and after an MRI…read more He was very patient, explained the basis for his recommendations clearly (as well as what he thought would *not* help and why), and invited further questions. We now feel we have a better understanding of T's condition and best treatment options, unlike with most other doctors we consulted about the same condition. I've also never seen self-pay rates lower than CHARM's: $200 for an initial visit and $90 for followup.

I have been going here for quite a while now, weekly for physical therapy and have also had 2…read moretreatments done here for my shoulder. I have had a chronic pain condition for more than 5 years, and have finally been able to make a lot of progress on it through coming here. I am still working on it and will update my review, but it's very clear after a lot of work that I finally understand some or all of my immediate underlying issues. And importantly, I am actually getting better, after so many other things I tried were not working. I have been to roughly 15 other providers for my chronic pain, including other PT, and there are really just a lot of differences here that I think have made the difference, in finally figuring out what has been going on all this time. My experience in PT has been that I'm able to coordinate between a Dr and what we are doing in PT, which is useful for a lot of reasons, but in my case has really helped with finally narrowing down, what the problem has been, and why it was not fixed or at least improved in the past. I do think if you have chronic pain that is not getting worked out, you will need to be your own advocate as people say. In hindsight, years ago I kept accepting the idea that my pain was normal or not much to do about, and I realize now it's been the same issues the whole time, but somehow was never being identified or treated properly.

I utilized Ministering Physicians as my 87-year old Mother's Primary Care Provider. They came…read morehighly recommended from a friend who utilized them as their PCP for their aging parent. All preliminary contact and sharing of information gave me the initial confidence of a well run practice. However, approximately two-months into them overseeing my Mother's medical care, I have to confess this has been one of the most discouraging patient-medical practice relationships I have experienced. Most of my concerns "appear" to stem from the operations of the clinical and office support staff. I don't know exactly where their operational breakdowns have occurred, as getting any communication and/or response from the office (to include the Medical Director) has been difficult at best. In defense of the Physician who examined my Mother, I was most pleased with his examination and subsequent medical recommendations made regarding my Mother's medical needs. However, every other element of the Practice failed. Communication and follow-through within the Practice is abysmal. The Practice did not follow-up on the Physician's Orders on medication removal or additions from her appointment with either myself or my Mother's senior living facility. This has put my Mother's overall health and safety at risk. In conclusion, I was very encouraged by the Physician's interest and assessment in providing my Mother with the best possible care. However, from an outcome based perspective, regardless of how credible the Physician might be, if those assessments and Orders don't get communicated to those entities implementing the actual care to the patient, the Physician's competency is academic. Hopefully, my experience is an anomaly, but tread with caution and ensure you do your due diligence in monitoring the full operation. Check and double-check that all encounter decisions are actually implemented.

Dr Woodall was my father-in-law's physician. His primary concern seems to be his income and getting…read morepatients into the for profit hospice company he works for. I agree with reviewers who pointed out what a poor listener he is and his condescending arrogance. If you are looking for competent care for your loved one I would recommend going elsewhere.

August 2025: I continue to experience outstanding care from Dr. Johnson! I always learn something…read moreduring my interactions with her . . . so grateful for her dermatology expertise, gracious patient listening and clear concise communications - thank you Dr. Johnson! Sept. 2024 . . . I have been a patient of Dr. Johnson's since 2016 and she has addressed and treated my basal and squamous cell cancers throughout the years! Because of my skin cancer episodes and that melanoma runs in my family, I see Dr. Johnson at 6-month intervals. Dr. Johnson is a great communicator with stellar dermatology expertise. In addition, throughout the years the entire medical professionals team have been, and continue to be are warmly welcoming and gracious communicators. This is an exceptional medical practice group!

My husband and I have used Dr. Johnson on several occasions for removal of moles, skin tags, and…read morepossible skin cancer spot on the face. She has always been thorough in checking us for skin cancer and removing moles and skin tags as we requested. She is very warm and personable and genuinely shows concern for her patients. She also remembers you which I find refreshing when other doctors often do not. I don't know what happened with the last patient who reviewed Dr. Johnson, but we have never had any problems with their office taking our insurance. The office in Georgetown is very nice and the office staff are friendly and respectful. I give five stars to this doctor and U. S. Dermatology Partners!