I absolutely love Dr. Brown! She has seen both of our daughters since their very first pediatrician…read morevisits and I could not ask for a better doctor. She is knowledgeable and down to earth and so personable. We feel very blessed to have found her.

Dr Stinson is a wonderful pediatrician. She is knowledgeable of the latest research, emphasizes…read moreinformed consent for her patients and has a warm, genuine demeanor that works so well with our child. After searching for a pediatrician who would discuss options with us instead of forcing choices that would be detrimental to our child's health, we finally found a wonderful match with Dr Stinson and Dripping Springs Pediatrics. The receptionist and the nurse we have seen have been very friendly, easy to get in touch with, and answer questions readily. You are in good hands with this practice.

I have been going to this pediatrician for 19 years, not even kidding. I actually now live in New…read moreBraunfels and still drive back to Dripping Springs to see Dr. Stinson. She is kind and patient and never in a rush. She likes to talk nutrition and being healthy. You aren't just a number. I saw a review talking about not getting an appointment because over a past due balance, I call bull on that.

Since they've been acquired, this office has been a total mess. No one calls back. An appointment…read morecoordinator actually told me to switch practices because I would no longer get immediate care here.

Don't bother calling if your child is not vaccinated. They only care for the vaccinated kids... I…read moreguess all the pediatricians there put great faith in childhood vaccinations and really don't look at the facts or treat kids of all life paths. My kids have never been sick beyond a cold and two of my colleagues are parenting low functioning kiddos with Autism, onset 48 hours after a vaccine.... We are all Registered Nurses, so, not ignorant by any stretch of imagination. It is really sad and disappointing that we can't find a pediatrician who is open minded, courageous to be curious and doesn't push the narrow minded agenda on parents and kids.

We love Dr Pruitt And Nancy at the front desk…read more My son is very sensitive and they handle his exams very well.

We have been patients of Tiger clinic for 22 years! When our oldest was just a baby we started…read moreseeing Dr. Pruitt and his team. They have lovingly carried for all three of our children into adulthood. My oldest is so sad she can't continue to see them! She's aged out! The other two aren't far off. Dr. Pruitt is knowledgeable, has an excellent way with kids of all ages, and really has a way of Helping parents know their options for helping their kids. The tiger clinic staff has been a very important part of our team in raising healthy kids! If they would see adults, our whole family would go there!

Stay away this place its a joke . I was in for 3 minutes no answer and 350$ later . Go to premier…read morephysician in dripping springs and you'll get full attention. Then I get two bills neither adds up the same

I took my son to the doctor in October for his annual check up. I inquired about a wart on his…read moreknee, the doctor recommended having her zap (freeze) it off. She mentioned we would likely have to come back multiple times for re-treatment. 10 seconds later, wart zapped. 2 weeks later, a bill for $226. 5 phone calls to billing plus a review of the charge by the doctor, doctor denied any adjustment to the charges. 7 months later, wart is still there and so is the bill. You would think that a doctor, out of care for her patient and basic human decency, would advise on the costly price tag that this frozen zap would be. I appreciate the transparency of coming back multiple times, and now understand the benefit to the doctor and the clinic of withholding how much this would cost! I appealed this first with my insurance company, who said the appeal needs to go through ARC billing. The doctor's response was that I should've inquired about the charge prior to the "procedure". Do you know the steps for that as outlined by the front desk? I would have to ask for them to request the amount based on the doctor's code. I would then be called with the amount, and should I decide to move forward, I would return, pay my copay, and then it would be performed. I will not return to this particular doctor, and really question returning to ARC in general.

Went to urgent care for poison ivy. I was seen pretty close to my appointment time and Dr. Lewis…read moretook time to talk with me, which is rare these days and made sure to address any other concerns I had. Will gladly return for my next bout of poison ivy

This was the worst medical experience of my life. I will not only never return, but I will also…read moremake sure none of my friends or family come to this place. I was seen on 6/11 by a presumptuous, entitled boy who calls himself a doctor. I had seen him before and was very displeased to see him again, but I decided to stop by because there has been a series of illnesses in my family. Even though I was starting to feel better, I wanted to ensure I didn't have strep since my husband had already tested positive and I am in early pregnancy. I thought they would be quick and it would be a simple strep test--what could go wrong? A lot, it turns out. First, the test came back negative. When I questioned the doctor and asked how it was possible to be negative when my husband was positive, he completely cut me off and asked how old I was. I told him I was 41, and he reacted by saying, "And you are pregnant???? Wow!" This made me feel horrible for being pregnant at my age, regardless of what he was truly thinking. It was completely unprofessional and showed he is clueless about the reality of the world, where more and more women are having babies in their 40s and it is perfectly normal. Even if he thought it was "too late," it is none of his business, and it was an unfortunate comment to make. But that is not the worst part. It turns out I didn't get better; I was spitting up blood clots all week, which I had mentioned to him. I finally went to another facility today, and I tested positive for strep. Seriously. You cannot begin to understand the level of outrage I feel right now. They took my money and my time, and they did me an incredible disservice that could have cost me my baby or my own life. They let a pregnant woman walk out thinking she didn't have strep when she actually did. Untreated strep is life-threatening. Thank God I listened to my husband and went to a real medical practice. This place is a disaster. They couldn't even diagnose something as basic as strep; can you imagine what else they might miss? This person should never be a doctor and should not be allowed to practice. EDIT to Respond to provider's note: The test was taken 5 days after experiencing symptoms. I told the provider (even worse for them not to give me a proper doctor!) that my husband had tested for strep and his symptoms evolved later than mine so yes, the test should have caught strep without a question. The second test I took was only 2 days after my test at Lewis, not several days. There is no excuse for the test to have come negative. And also I don't understand what you don't agree with regarding the pregnancy comment. That was the comment that was made. That's a fact, not an opinion. Made me feel bad and he had no place making such comment regardless of what his intentions really were. Period. This is not a comment one should make. It was wrong and it is even more terrible that you won't acknowledge how inappropriate it was. I'm so glad I went to a place who gave me a proper doctor and a proper test. Thank God.

If your kids have non-standard needs, you will be asked to find a different practice. Don't bother…read morecoming here.