I have been seeing Dr Booth since 2011 when I was finally diagnosed correctly by her (after several…read moreother doctors were perplexed and could not help). Dr Booth has been a caring and helpful doctor and I am lucky to have her. Her office staff is friendly enough and her nurse is efficient and thorough. It says a lot about Dr booth that she has one gal at the front desk as well as the same nurse the past 11 years I have been going to her. I will say Dr Booth may not be one to coddle, but I am an adult and just need my disease managed with medication, doctor visits, and labs. She has handled all of those things just fine for me, and for those reasons I would highly recommend her.

Dr Booth has been my doctor for 16 years now. She is alway interested in how I'm doing, attentive…read moreand thoughtful. I have an autoimmune disease and therefore I call them regularly with questions. She is very knowledgeable about my illness and has a good understanding of what I need and what testing is needed and when. Her nurse, Crystal is great as well!

I thought I wrote a review last fall. First, he is in a bldg that only as PAY parking. The ADA…read moreparking is in the front but apparently you just have to know that. Getting an appointment was difficult and I was treated as if they were doing me a favor. After some blood tests and cursory discusion in which he cut me off repeatedly and ignored my questions, he said symptoms are like fibromyalgia; however, that is mot a real condition. Dismissed. Rude, condescending, did not listen. The worst kind of doctor. I thought he was treating me this way because I have a mental illness, but look at Shannon's review.

I've been going to Dr. Sayers for eight years now and I really like him and his staff. They go…read moreabove and beyond to help me deal with insurance drama and are very understanding. I found that Dr. Sayers was very willing to work with me when I said I didn't want to take certain medications and with my current regiment, I haven't had a flare up or negative change to my RA all this time. Also, Sandy, his nurse that does infusions is fantastic. Love her. All in all, I highly recommend Dr. Sayers if you're looking for a new rheumatologist.

I have nothing but good things to say about this location. Dr. Snowden is absolutely fantastic. He…read morewas thorough and took the time to discuss everything I was concerned about (which luckily turned out to be nothing) as well as provide sound medical advice. It's a big practice, but the front desk staff got me checked in & out efficiently and speedily. There wasn't a long wait time before I got to see the doctor either, and that's always a plus.

Parents, please be aware…read more My 22-year-old daughter was seen at Texas Orthopedics for a broken ankle. At her second appointment -- just 10 days after the fracture -- Dr. Robert Blais asked about her pain level. She explained that she was still experiencing significant pain. At that point, he stated he was concerned she could have Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). We were stunned. It had been 10 days since a confirmed broken bone. From what we understand, pain at that stage is not unusual. While waiting for imaging, my daughter searched CRPS online. She discovered it is sometimes referred to as the "suicide disease" because of the severe, chronic pain associated with advanced cases. By the time we left the appointment, she was in tears -- terrified that she was facing a life-altering diagnosis. Whether CRPS should or should not have been mentioned that early is a medical judgment. What is not debatable is the emotional impact of introducing a severe, worst-case condition to a 22-year-old patient so soon after a routine fracture -- without clear context about probability, diagnostic criteria, or reassurance. The result was immediate and profound distress. Physicians absolutely have a duty to consider complications. They also have a responsibility to communicate carefully, proportionately, and with awareness of the psychological impact their words carry. This was our experience. Parents and patients: ask questions. Ask about likelihood. Ask about timing. Ask whether a concern is common, rare, or simply precautionary. And if something feels disproportionate, seek a second opinion. Advocacy matters.

Dr Moroz was condescending and seemed perpetually annoyed. The appointment was extremely rushed, I…read morefelt he did not listen to me or really cared about the outcome. He kept cutting me off mid sentence and never even got to my actual pain complaints until the end as an afterthought. If your aim is to leave the doctor's office feeling small, unimportant, dismissed and stupid, give Dr Moroz a try. His nurse, Stephanie, is an angel.

I was referred to Dr. Moroz by another physician and is one of the best referrals I've ever…read morereceived. A little background: After surgery for nerve pain in my neck (two vertebrate fused) I continued to have problems. I was prescribed pain killers including opioids and Lyrica and nothing was working. I was then referred to a pain management clinic which did injections, nerve blocks, ablations and I was prescribed additional controlled narcotics. All the while they seemed to be focused on setting me up for a spinal stimulator trial. In fact, they got the approval from my insurance before even trying the blocks and ablations. I felt like the goal of the treatment was the implant and I didn't feel comfortable with their line of treatment. So it was time for a second opinion. Fast forward to Dr. Moroz. He agreed to see me and asked for all of my previous MRIs, CTs, physical therapy, etc... When I arrived for the appt it was obvious he had done his homework and was familiar with my history. His approach was let's deal with the pain, and not worry about what had been done in the past. It was history and couldn't changed. After a thorough discussion he addressed the pain simply by prescribing a prescription strength NSAID and cold compresses. No opioids or other pain killers! Two days later I was without pain. He also ordered another MRI to rule out any other issues or complications... which showed no additional problems. Today I had a follow-up appt via phone (I was offered in an office, video or phone appt) and we discussed follow up options. Since I was no longer in pain, he did not recommend any additional treatments, which I loved. His only goal was that I was in no pain! To say the least, I am super impressed with his knowledge, treatment, bedside manner and staff. See him before you have surgery! You could possibly save yourself weeks or months of pain and significant amounts of money. If I had it to do over again I would have gotten a second opinion before the first surgery, which may have resulted in no surgery a all! While I'm at it. Let me also recommend the Doctor who referred me. It might not make sense on the surface, since he is a dermatologist. But I've seen Dr. Jason S. Reichenberg for over 15 years and trust his advise explicitly. So, if you need a dermatologist, he's the guy.

Colleen Enos is trustworthy, reliable, and easy to talk to. When I first consulted her, I was…read moreunsure as I usually get nervous when it comes to my personal health and hospitals in general, but she was reassuring and always knew what to say or do. She was patient with me whenever I got antsy and calmly answered any questions I had, even the pesky annoying ones that could drive doctors nuts. She does her job efficiently and in a careful manner, always walking me through the uncomfortable bits, especially for some procedures that could easily leave one feeling traumatized if something went wrong. I've had many bad experiences with going to the doctor's office, but never once has she ever made me feel unsafe. At the practice where I was seeing her, she was one of the only decent people there; I'd call the office and sometimes whoever answered clearly had a bad day and would go off, amongst other interactions that made me question my time there(pre-COVID too no less), but knowing how clinics are it's no skin off my back and PA Enos is someone I can trust. While I can no longer see her until she's at another clinic I can go to per my insurance, I'd feel confident seeing her again knowing she has the patient's best interest at heart.

I have been seeing Colleen Enos, PA for many years. She is an amazing provider, who put her…read morepatients' needs first. I trust every decision she provides, as she explains and analyze conditions very well. Most important, Dr. Enos takes the time to listen and answer any questions necessary to insure proper care. You are in good hands with this provider, as she is providing the best care for your well-being and safeguarding your piece of mind. Her adequate abilities deserve much appreciation, so thank you Dr. Colleen Enos for always being humble and caring through my medical struggles over all these years. I've had some ups and downs, but you always pulled through for me. When you didn't have an immediate answer, you always found a way to resolve my medical issues. Thanks again for going above and beyond for your patients!! I value her as a person and for her ethical expertise as my provider. Best Regards, Andrea Cintron

Dr. Ikbal is shockingly misinformed about nutrition, pushing urban legends that were disproved…read moredecades ago. This is all the more astounding because nutrition was her undergraduate degree. She also doesn't appear to practice evidence-based medicine. After her asking me what I eat in a typical day, she asked, "Where do you get your protein?" (Ugh. The idea that protein is hard to come by is flatly wrong and severely outdated. As Dr. Nestle, chair of the NY University nutrition dept. said, *26* years ago "We never talk about protein anymore, because it's absolutely not an issue, even among children. If anything, we talk about the dangers of high-protein diets. Getting enough is simply a matter of getting enough calories." The DV/RDA is ~8% of calories from protein, while grains are ~13% protein, vegetables 23%, etc.) She then tried to tell me that I had to combine plants foods to get a complete protein. (That was an urban legend promoted by a popular 1971 book, whose author recanted ten years later. The USDA nutrient database shows that individual vegetables, grains, and beans have all essential amino acids, in higher amounts than what we need.) Finally, she said I should eat more fat. I asked if there were science to support the idea that an addition of fat to an otherwise healthy diet improves health outcomes. Her reply was like, "I've been a doctor for 20 years...." Meaning, no science. By the way, she asked why I chose her, and I said that one of her patients wrote in a review about how he was able to get off all his meds for Crohn's Disease. Dr. Ikbal replied that the patient took himself off the meds, it wasn't her doing. Anyway, after hearing so much misinformation in just a brief, limited interaction, I have to wonder what other misinformation Dr. Ikbal is operating on. If you want a physician who practices evidence-based medicine, you'll probably want to look elsewhere. UPDATE: After I left the above review, suddenly DOZENS of glowing 5-star reviews appeared within a few days, about 1/3 of which are from people not even in the Austin area, many not even in the same state, and many of whom have zero other reviews on Yelp. Yelp has understandably moved most of these to the "Reviews Not Recommended" section. Is Dr. Ikbal buying fake reviews? Draw your own conclusions.

Our whole family has been seeing Dr. Katriny Ikbal for what I guess is about four years now. Dr…read more Ikbal is one of the nicest and most informed doctors we've seen in years. She's made numerous referrals to specialists as needed and has always expressed her utmost concern for our health and well-being. Don't let a negative review dissuade you from using her. In an age where healthcare costs $1,000s a month with high deductibles her medical practice model is the future of healthcare. She's reasonably priced, we've rarely had to wait more than a day to see her and in a crunch she'll make herself available by phone. One of the sweetest people you will ever meet. She's well versed in both conventional medicine and alternative approaches. Yes, she'll nag me about getting my annual bloodwork which is included in her fee but she does it politely and because she cares. Fred M. and Family

I have had a long history of treatment with Dr. Armie Harper, since 2013 when he treated me for a…read moredetached retina, which was a successful procedure. Ten years later I have 20/20 corrected vision in that eye. In 2022 I had a detachment in the other eye and while its still in the process of reattachment, Armie has been helpful and wise at each step along the way. He and the entire staff at Austin Retina are outstanding. I hope you never have to be treated for retinal problems, but if you do I recommend Dr. Harper and ARA w/o hesition.

I was recommended to go to him by my mother. She NEVER likes anyone, except Dr. Harper! I started…read moreseeing him and I love his bedside manner. He thoroughly explains the tests, your condition, and your treatments. He also answers your questions without making you feel like you're an idiot or bothering him.

I highly recommend Dr. Pirwitz. I've seen him for several years now for regular checkups monitoring…read moremy congenital heart defect. He is extremely caring, friendly, and professional. He always takes time to explain things thoroughly and using terms that are proper but that lay person can also understand, rather than a lot of medical jargon. He doesn't try to rush through the appointment, asks if I have any questions, and really takes time to answer any questions I do have.

So many green flags at Dr Connor's office (not sure if that's a thing, but it is now). An actual…read morehuman called me twice to make the appointment and then to confirm. They did not make me fill out 10 pages of forms online before I came in. Then Dr Connor has someone take notes while she listens intently and looks you in the eye so that she can have a conversation and pay attention. She really knows her stuff and is not averse to questioning minds such as mine or alternative treatments and supplements. She made a recommendation for a lab test that my cardiologist should order for my high cholesterol. I already felt better walking out of her office after over an hour of actually being heard for the first time. She is worth every penny and I will be seeing her exclusively from now on. Cannot recommend highly enough! Like

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