I see Dr. Daggubati at Texas Oncology. She may come across as very direct at first, but she truly…read morecares about her patients. Once you get to know her, you appreciate how much she looks out for you. Excellent doctor! The staff is amazing kind, helpful, and efficient. I also love that blood work can be done right at this office, which makes everything so much more convenient.

The newly renovated clinic is wonderful. Dr Stuart has always been amazing - soft spoken, sincerely…read moreattentive to any questions and concerns. Staff were kind and expedient from the get go. Previous experience years ago of feeling rushed thru along with an hour wait wasn't positive but so greatly improved on today's visit. Cancer is already sensitive and scary situation so patients should always be treated with great care and individualized attention, the staff felt assuring and patient today. Parking was not a problem and the distance to the door was very accessible. With the new redesign, the waiting room and patient rooms are very comfortable and spacious.

My daughter went to see Dr Chadha Punit and had to wait one hour in lobby before being seen. Then…read morehe spent about 5 minutes with her and said "I cannot help you" Didn't ask questions or anything. Maybe it's because she is only 20 years old but very rude not to spend more time to figure it out. Then he turned around and billed her almost $800 for an 80 minute consultation. I have been trying to get this over charge corrected for over 4 months. We did end up going to another doctor and got her correct diagnosis. I would definitely pay attention to billing for this business and maybe consider a different doctor who actually cares about their patients.

Dr Chada is always late. We routinely wait in his office like cattle for over an hour. We are…read moreattempting to determine an MDS diagnosis for my husband and have been under his care for 12 weeks. I would not recommend him and it is only through desperation that we continue to see him. The worst medical experience I have had in 20 years.

Still waiting on Dr. Chanda-Kim to join a north Austin, Round Rock, or Georgetown office. She left…read moreSeton a while back and practices in south Austin. I haven't found a doctor that compares!

My wife and I, seniors, have been patients of Doctor Chanda-Kim for twelve years since we moved to…read moreAustin. She spent extra effort to become a specialist in internal medicine, but seems to exist to care for families. 'Caring' is the most descriptive adjective for her. Our sons and their families live out of town, but if any one of them got really sick, we would run, not walk, to get them here for Dr. Chanda-Kim's opinion. It must have been through the grace of God that we found her. We always have the feeling that she truly cares for us, and that her heart is set on keeping us healthy. We never feel rushed when we are with her, but it is clear many folks have found out how good she is and she has gathered a large retinue of patient-admirers. I would wager none of them feel rushed either. She has proven with us many times many times the Lord blessed her to be a brilliant diagnostician. Dr Chanda-Kim is as brilliant as any of the many great specialists in her 'recommended' specialist list. For any specialist to make it to her list is a feat and high distinction indeed. Finally her nurse and associates are proficient and caring too. Her association with Seton has always provided competent and reliable billing, insurance contact, back office help, and easy to use Patient Portals

Although the two excellent doctors I saw at this practice quite literally saved my life, I'm…read moreunfortunately changing my review to one star due to ongoing issues with the billing department. I'm on Medicare with a Part G supplemental policy, which means that after my annual deductible (around $232), I should have no out-of-pocket costs--what Medicare doesn't cover, my supplemental insurance does. Over the course of my care--including ultrasound, CT scan, PET scan, biopsy, and a 10-day hospital stay totaling nearly $500,000--I had zero billing issues with any provider except this one. My GI doctor, ARA, primary care physician, St. David's Medical Center, and multiple specialists all billed correctly with no problems. Nearly a year later, this practice billed me about $18. After spending significant time on the phone with them, Medicare, and my supplemental insurer, that amount was revised to about $14--which I ultimately paid out of frustration after hours of back-and-forth. Now I've received a new bill for $640 (from March 2025). When I called, I was given unclear explanations about "co-insurance" and told to contact my supplemental insurance company--but the bill itself is difficult to interpret and includes vague line items like "Adjustment SEQUESTRATION W/0," with no meaningful explanation. At this point, I've lost confidence in the billing process. I will be filing complaints with the Texas Department of Consumer Affairs and the Better Business Bureau. There's only so much time and energy a patient should have to spend trying to resolve what appears to be a billing issue. PREVIOUS REVIEW, WRITTEN APPROX. 3/25 After determining I had a lesion on my liver from an ultrasound, I had a CT scan and then a biopsy. I was referred to Texas Oncology by my GI Doctor and got an appointment with Dr. Chadha within a few days. Dr. Chadha was great. Calm, confident and very knowledgeable. We were pretty scared but although he didn't minimize the danger of this cancer, he said that it looked as if it was localized. He ordered a PET scan to see if this cancer had spread anyplace. Then set up an appointment with Dr. McKenzie, the surgeon, for a week later. I also had several vials of blood taken in the office before I left. I was pretty impressed with the efficiency of the office. I went to see Dr. McKenzie the same day as my PET scan. He said he'd glanced at the results and it looked as if nothing had spread, but it still had to be evaluated by the radiologist. He scheduled surgery to remove part of my liver for a short time later. I went in for surgery at St. David's Medical Center. I have to give a shout out to that hospital. I ended up spending 10 days in the hospital as my digestive system didn't "wake up" properly after the surgery. I had been told that there was a very good chance this would happen and he wouldn't send me home until it was working. The people who treated me at that hospital were marvelous. Every single nurse, tech and cleaning person was just terrific! Two days after the surgery Dr. McKenzie told me that the results couldn't have been better. He had removed all of it, there was no spread anyplace and I was cancer free. I was thrilled that I wouldn't need radiation or chemo either. Dr. McKenzie is such a warm, empathetic gentleman. He takes pride in his work and who wouldn't be proud of performing life-saving surgery? Marvelous Doctors!

Doctors seem great. PAs are hit-or-miss. The rest of the…read moreoperation is pathetic: - lack of parking. - 1-2 hour waits, despite confirmed appointments - neglected to provide helper medications for 3 treatment cycles, despite weekly PA visits and automated bi-weekly symptom feedback. - lack of backup generator caused 2 useless trips and a 2 week scheduling backlash. Proactive communication could have eliminated most of the issues.

The new staff is rude. Had a virtual appointment but never got a call to start it. Tried to call…read morethe office but they were having phone problems all that day. When I finally got ahold of them a few days later I was told i would be charged a fee for missing appt. when i was there waiting for them to call. I was told i was a liar.

my whole family are patients of this Medical Group, we love them, very helpful, they listen to your…read moreneeds, yes the front desk staff could be more caring, but overall we are happy with them.

I cant say enough about Dr Wu and her great nurses and staff at Texas Oncology. Every one of my…read moreappointments were never rushed, she spent plenty of time with me, explained my treatments, she even drew me little pictures to get a better idea of what was going to happen. oh and by the way, she cured me! I no longer have cancer. She's the best!

I had an excellent experience at ARA Kyle. Susanna at the front desk was friendly, professional,…read moreand efficient from the moment I arrived. When I was taken back for my appointment, Liz, the ultrasound tech, was incredibly warm, thoughtful, and professional. Medical appointments can come with some worry and anxiety, and Liz treated me with genuine dignity and respect. That matters so much in patient care. I truly appreciated the kindness and professionalism from both Susanna and Liz and the care I received throughout my visit.

MRI- I was scheduled for a MRI. The 1st it had to be rescheduled and I paid the estimate. The…read moresecond time it had to be rescheduled because although I communicated when scheduling that I had a temporary device inserted, I was not told to bring the office report that it was removed. It would have been simple for the tech to simply call the providers office to have it faxed but she chose to send me away. I was told to bring it on the next appointment. Not fast track was made so I had to wait a long time to get a new appointment. That being said, this time when I scheduled I let the staff know the issue and that I now had the permanent device implanted. I asked about if I had to bring it they said no, just the medical card and device program. I then uploaded the information about my device including a photo of the card. I then received a call from the corporate office about the information I had already uploaded. I called back and told the person who called me it had already been uploaded. She said that was all she needed and I was good to go. I arrived early for my 9:20pm appointment. The person who checked me in and the tech Josh were respectful. I dressed for my exam. Allison, who works at the Westlake and Kyle offices. the MRI tech is completely disrespectful. She called someone else who remained on the phone. A they spoke I came to understand that I would need to reschedule, because I did not bring the excise report from the trial, even though the control module I had turned off both devices including the trial that had been removed. I indicated I understood I needed to reschedule. And that I specifically asked the scheduler who indicated it was unnecessary. Then Allison felt the need to scold me telling me well you were TOLD.... This was completely uncalled for. She could have simply said yes ma'am, I'm sorry but we will still need that report for liability purposes. Not begin to argue or scold me. I told her several times she did not need to speak anymore, but she kept trying to in an effort to put me in my place. She is very rude and lacks the bedside manner required to deal with patients. I would recommend she go to training so she understands it is not ok to be confrontational. Thank heavens my insurance covers me at Baylor Scott & White where they take the time to train staff and things that are necessary are handled well before the patient gets to the office. I have always used ARA in the past, but now I understand that, as a paying customer, one who ultimately funds these facilities, we do not need to subject ourselves to rude, discourteous, disrespectful and misinformed treatment to receive the services that we require. In addition to which they have kept my money for 8 months. I vote DO NOT continue to fund these institutions by continuing to provide them with your patronage. Just say yes to Baylor Scott & White and no to Austin Radiology Associates.