Fantastic. Truly. Dr Nawaz really cares about me and my pain, and thinks outside the box regarding…read moremy care plan. Chris, his PA, is one of the kindest, most compassionate health care providers I've ever had, and I've had a LOT. He really and truly cares, and it shows. The nurses and front office staff are also great. Sometimes the communication is a wee bit lacking, but when comparing it to other offices, it's definitely still a 5 star place. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this office to anyone.

I have been going there for almost two years now. I moved here from another state. Dr Nawaz and his…read morestaff are very professional and caring

I have been here MANY times with several members of my family, and have always been seen quickly…read moreand kindly. My father even died here, and I would still recommend this hospital. It is also very clean, and has a good cafeteria (short hours), and the room food has always been good. Plenty of food places around too.

I would discourage anyone from going to this hospital. The overall lack of concern or common…read morecourtesy that anyone would expect from a medical facility is just non existent. I know it's an old joke about why do they call it an emergency room when the last thing they do is treat you as if there's an emergency but man it is so true for CPRM. Over 8 hours in the ER and counting. Unless you have no other choice do not go to this hospital. Leaving 1star cause you have to

Dr Khan listened to me patiently and kindly. To my amazement, using ablation, he reduced my neck…read moreand shoulder pain to nearly zero. That pain had limited my activities, and significantly reduced my quality of life. Going into his office I had been told I might need spinal fusion. And now I'm pain-free in a way I never thought I would be. It feels like a miracle. I would recommend him to anyone. He's a kind, ecperienced, and effective physician.

I brought my wife here for a steroid injection to help with sciatic pain. If you have BCBS, expect…read morea $55 co-pay. I was hoping to join her in the procedural room, but since they use an x-ray machine, guests are not permitted. She was out only after 20 minutes feeling significantly better. The sciatic pain had been greatly relieved and her mood was elevated. She'll be due back in 2 weeks for a followup. Update to follow if need be.

I'm so hyper-critical of anything that involves customer service, but in particular when it comes…read moreto patient care! Those of you that know me will understand that. I was absolutely astounded by the excellent care of this ambulatory surgery center. It is only a few miles from my home -no more having to travel into Austin or even Round Rock! I received a call from them a few days prior and they left a detailed message requesting I return the call if I had any questions whatsoever about the prep or my procedures themselves. I did not have to call them back as I did not have any questions since my gastroenterologist gave me an abundance of written directions, both in paper, and on My Chart . CPSC continued to offer me support by sending me reminders where I could reply with an automated alpha reply -so they would know that I had received the information and was confirming that I understood it . Sometimes I feel like this is over done but in this situation because my physician has her own unique processes I really appreciated the support The day of the procedure, I actually arrived a few minutes before my scheduled arrival time. Although I had completed a small novel of paperwork for them online, including a history and physical, there were still some other paperwork that had to be signed. Basically a Surgery consent form, and then the HIPAA forms . I immediately noticed that they had done away with the paper affiliated with these required signatures! They actually had sealed the forms in clear plastic, and then gave me a marker style pen to do the initialing, the signing, and the dating. That way they could just scan in the information and erase it so that when the next patient came along, they could use the same form. Ingenious.!! in fact, anyone concerned with saving the environment and paper i.e.; trees should consider this for any volume of paperwork. Healthcare is not the only area they could benefit from this! All this before I even went back into the patient care area! I was called back a few minutes beyond my scheduled time by a very kind and efficient RN, who requested I do the things necessary to prepare myself. She then started an IV & all the while we chatted, which made me very comfortable. She went out to reception and got the hubby so that he could sit with me waiting on the actual time to go into the Surgery Suite. After he was seated, she proceeded to review the process so that he would know from beginning to end what to expect, and I would as well....after she left my cubicle, I realized that I was pretty nauseous so we asked if I could have something for that& within two minutes, she was back in with me giving me anti-nausea medicine through my IV. It absolutely helped. I have never had such a speedy service when asking for a medication in an inpatient or outpatient environment. Usually there are so many hoops that people have to jump through but Cedar Park Surgical Center has their ducks in a row for sure. Over the next few minutes, I was visited by the Anesthesiologist, the Certified Registered Nurse, Anesthetist, the RN that would be with me in surgery and Dr Nandy. I'm not going to bore you with all the details but, again, some thing I felt was above and beyond --the nurse and the nurse anesthetist stood on either side of me, reassuring me that everything would be fine that everything would go OK, and that they would take good care of me while I went to sleep. I've heard of these techniques because they really do make a difference for the patient encouraging a positive experience. When I woke up an hour later, I was in recovery and the recovery room, nurse introduced herself to me and immediately offered to elevate my head and get me something to drink. I really appreciated this as I was determined to get alert enough to go home as soon as possible. About 30 minutes later, Carmen came in with some paperwork, and explained what the doctor had written related to my procedures, then she offered to assist me in getting dressed, which I would be doing while in my bed, to decrease the risk of falling. When I felt ready, she had me dangle my legs to ensure my steadiness and had a wheelchair locked and ready for me to sit in and be wheeled outside. Hubby had the car waiting in the patient pick up area as pre-instructed. THIS WAS MY MOST-INCREDIBLY POSITIVE EXPERIENCE IN AN OUTPT OR INPT SETTING THAT I HAVE EVER HAD!!! I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the facility along with the team and I hope if I ever have to have something in the future that I can go back there, they treat their patients like GOLD!

When you're a place that does colonoscopies, maybe have better restrooms available. My poor…read morefriend! Only one restroom in lobby and if you've ever had a colonoscopy, you know that's a recipe for disaster. The staff were professional and caring! Procedure was smooth, recovery was easy.

I work at least 60 hours a week and am a full time single dad to four amazing kids. I say this,…read morebecause I just have very little time in my life for anything else. This might be, the second review I've ever written in my life. I'm taking a moment to write this because it's just so important to me to acknowledge Doctor's visits (repeated), superior to anything else I've ever experienced, in a lifetime of broken bones and serious sports injuries. As a former professional rugby player it's easier to list the bones I have not broken that the ones I have. I've been a patient of Dr. Malone since braking my back in 2003. He had just started his practice and had just hired his first P.A. I say this because in the 20 years I've been loyally supporting Advanced Pain Care, I've seen more than 50 providers. Mostly caring, knowledgeable medical professionals. Some stand out more than others (Dr. Ye and Marissa to name a few), some names I've forgotten and one terrible experience (Waco), but the odd outliner is prevalent in even the worlds best organizations. People are people and a bad apple can slip through the cracks. What motivates me to write this review today is the exceptional, emphatic and encouraging experience, I continue to get, visit after visit from my current provider at Advanced Pain Care, JENNIFER NUESSNER. Jennifer, is a the type of special person that even someone with the dullest level of emotional intelligence can and will connect with. After each visit you leave feeling that the person you just saw, sincerely cares about you as a person and evokes an atmosphere of collaboration and a hope for a life free of the overwhelming gloom of pain and suffering. Six months ago, we moved to Dallas for a job. But, to see her and get my fix of encouragement, strategy forward and the opportunity to talk for a moment about whatever my medical challenges are.......is so absolutely worth me spending my day off driving 7 hours (or more....darn IH35). Jennifer Nuessner, thank you for being amazing. Thank you Mark (Malone) for for all those years, where you were my "Jennifer", made a difference and gave me hope. Sincerely, Rod Watson.

I was a patient of Dr. Samuel Pegram and Martha Menefee (Nicki), CNP, from March 2026 through…read moreSeptember 2026. Over that time, I repeatedly reported worsening symptoms and provided documented lab trends showing significant disease progression. My concerns were consistently minimized, and I was told my condition was "mildly elevated" and later "minimal," despite lab values that continued to worsen severely over several months. During a recent hospitalization for a severe flare, Dr. Pegram never contacted me, checked in, or provided any meaningful input to the hospital team managing my care, despite being reached out to directly. Every other physician involved in my care during that admission communicated with me personally. When I raised these concerns directly and advocated for a higher standard of communication and care, I was met with defensiveness rather than accountability. Rather than addressing the pattern, the practice's administration chose to part ways with me as a patient. I want to be clear that this review is not about disagreeing with a single clinical decision. It is about a consistent pattern of dismissiveness, poor communication, and a lack of accountability, both from the treating providers and from the administrative team, who had multiple opportunities to address this and did not.

Excellent care. Highly recommend. Efficient, kind, professional. Also great communication.read more

personally am not impressed at all after getting these procedures at this establishment I was…read moreadmitted into the hospital after leaving this facility I went to the emergency room because I was so sick Apparently, severe sepsis as well as pneumonia l've never had a problem while being put sleep by anesthesiologist before in the past also, I am not an high risk patient as the anesthesiologist was fussing at the nurse telling her to never bring me back to that facility again I would need to be in the hospital to get this type of procedures This was not the place for high risk patients that his facility did not have the proper equipment for high risk patients I was very confused because I am not high risk patient the anesthesiologist and the nurse were arguing never was told anything while at their facility for why I was coughing so bad and having other breathing problems and such Or what happened to me while being asleep during the procedures I feel that should've told me before | left that facility. I was so sick The anesthesiologist and the nurse had stated the exact same explanation later to me while I was in the hospital I had to call to them to ask them on the phone why they were they arguing in front of me What happened to me was my question which I really think they should've told me before | left their establishment what had happened to me And also, it wasn't normal for me to be so sick and coughing, extremely coughing where I was having other problems and having breathing problems etc... Also, while talking to them in the hospital on the trying to find out what was going on while I was there I asked them to put it in writing to my primary doctor which they did not do I had contacted them for an explanation Later as well getting explanations from others that weren't even in the building when I was there that did not make sense actually contradicted everything that I have been told Nothing makes sense that I've been told at all And asking them as well why they had not written my doctor to let him know exactly what happened to me while I was put to sleep. They said that they would do it again. I don't know if they have yet or not. All I know is | am still sick and it's been over a month spent a few days in the hospital with severe sepsis and pneumonia with breathing treatments and tons of antibiotics and medicines Still not feeling the way, I felt before I went in for these procedures very unfortunate situation I will never trust this facility again and I'm devastated from what I've gone through and what I may have to go through so very disappointed also, the doctor that did the procedure. I have nothing good to say about her as well. She's never called me to check on me I would never trust her as well again so very devastated Debra sahn is my legal name. America is my nickname, so please do not take this off the site again. my review is very important. If I could give them a minus rating, I would

This place has that 100% WOW factor! Every single detail scores a 5/5 from me! The staff is…read moreincredibly warm, helpful, and knowledgeable over the phone and in person. Dr. Jenny and her assistants were gentle, reassuring, and very thorough. It honestly felt like my daughter was the only patient being cared for. By the end of the visit she was loving all of the attention and didn't want to leave It was nice to be in an office where the staff interacted with my daughter, but they also focused on the importance of speaking to me directly and making sure I understood and was comfortable. Genius! I was able to relax which allowed me to help my daughter understand, participate, and cope. All of our options were explained in detail and I left feeling comfortable and confident about my 2 year old daughter's situation, and was able to make an informed decision. This was our first visit which was for an unfortunate tooth injury, but Dr. Jenny and her staff made the search for the perfect pediatric dentist for routine care a no-brainer! The office is bright and open with a fun colorful theme. Thoughtfully designed for children all ages so they can grow with Dr. Jenny and staff!

My boys have seen Dr. Jenny for many years and the care has always been top notch! We especially…read moreappreciate the staff-Ms. Manny P., always has a smile and makes the boys feel at ease each time! We will continue with their dental care at Little Smiles.

The worst. No bedside manners, No communication. Had 2…read moreattempts both times were a nightmare and never completed.

While this doctor was not who I was scheduled with, they are part owner of Hill Country Ambulatory…read moreSurgery Center. Here is my review. They have since refused to reimburse me for uber costs after a failed attempt to extort money from me. Please read below: Edit: they are lairs. Do not trust them!!!! Said the called the insurance in the morning. They never called!!!! 4 days without food and two cleanses for a ignorant lair to lie about coverage. They called on January 13th and that's all. Everything is covered. If you can't trust them to be honest with billing or making a truthful statement about taking action, do not trust them with your health!!! My insurance covers a colonoscopy at 100% and will be educating this provider and asked me to write a written statement about them lying while I was trying to obtain medical care and lying about contacting them again. Apparently they (insurance) are more concerned about lairs than this practice, especially when all they had to do was do what they said they would after being told by the insurance there was an issue. I've noticed a trend with Google reviews so everyone needs to document to get this doctor and it's surgery facility out of network Went in after my insurance said a colonoscopy was 100% covered. Front desk tried to charge me $400. I called insurance they spoke to the front office and confirmed it. Because I said cancel it if there is a $400 bill, they said they couldn't see me after 5 minutes to get my insurance on the phone. Keep in mind I had to prep twice this week, twice, because they decided to call an hour before the first appointment to say the closed and the first prep nurse didn't prep me correctly nor did the suggest a insurance covered medication for my prep but told me to buy over the counter meds that would have been more painful. Seems like from the reviews there is an issue with the billing department. Even my insurance said they should have just billed me later since insurance covers the procedure 100% which doesn't apply to the $400 copay. They then try to charge me $690 all together. Oh and the second floor was also shocked at the refusal to honor the scheduled appointment pet billing. Billing shouldn't be involved in appointments. Avoid this doctor and center at all costs.