I absolutely abhor going to these places but I feel really confident at this location. The staff is…read moreseasoned and has been drawing blood for a long time. The front desk staff is really nice and will get you in and out. Make sure you bring your physical lab orders because they're not always faxed. The technician was super gentle with me and we had easy conversation. Will always return to this location if I have to go to a CPL.

This location is always super quick and friendly. They take great care of patients. Everyone there…read morehas done a good job hitting my vein on the first try, and I'm not an easy stick.

Susan is warm, compassionate, kind and will meet you where you are. She doesn't pathologize or…read morelabel things that you do... she's helped me have compassion and understanding of/for myself. She works with me to help sort out solutions when necessary but more importantly allows me to discuss anything and everything without judgement. I can't say enough good things about her. Therapy can be tough but she has a finesse to help you understand yourself and compassionately push yourself when you're ready.

Emily Cohen is wonderful! Emily started with my 6 year old daughter in the summer of 2018 thru…read moreJanuary 2019. While my daughter was receiving Speech at Her elementary school, my husband and I felt she needed more personal and private help. Ms. Emily can yo our home every Thursday after school. She was prompt, on time and my daughter loved the time with her! Ms. Emily helped my daughter with many letters/sounds. My daughter had trouble with S, SH, CH, J, G and a few more! Emily was awesome and my little girl is speaking so much clearer! I highly recommend Tandem Speech.

Emily Cohen is an amazing speech therapist. My son has ASD and his language delays are very…read moresevere, but Emily is extremely patient and invested in his development. She allows me to be present during the sessions, which is incredibly helpful to reinforce language stimulation during the rest of the week. Her at-home service is convenient and affordable, and my son looks forward to "playing" with her every week.

I had my reservations about seeing this doctor…read more Please note: although the website states he is accepting new patients, a doctor referral is needed to schedule an appt. Only after they receive the doctor referral will you be able to schedule an appt. I went to see him for a second opinion for a rash under both my armpits. His assistant evaluated the rash and answered my questions. He determined it was an allergic reaction and prescribed some steroidal cream. He did explain the steps he would take, which I greatly appreciated. $60 later, I find that the rash was ringworm and simple anti-fungal cream worked as suggested by a 4th doctor I went to see. The doctor is nice, attentive, and listened to my concerns. I guess he just misdiagnosed. Overall: 3 out of 5 as the scheduling is the biggest hassle overall (minus the misdiagnosis).

Unfortunately I will never know if Dr Reichenberg is a good doctor or not; I waited 45 min in…read morewaiting room with no word from front desk about the delay to see him. I arrived on time, had my paperwork done is less than ten minutes and then sat and waited. At least two patients arrived after me but were called in before. The front desk was neither nice nor rude, but seemed unconcerned when I said I couldn't wait any longer and left 45 minutes after my appointment time was supposed to start. In the dark ages people were forced to wait an eternity to see the local medicine man; in 2011 we have options and our time is just as valuable as the healthcare provider. I refuse to wait for services when I showed up at the right time - shame on your scheduling and/or timing Dr Reichenberg.

Do not go here. This…read moreclinic is a completely different place than it was when Dr. Debo was there. They lost their only truly excellent fertility doctor years ago, and now they have OB-GYNs without fertility board certification providing care at the same premium price. The approach is completely one-size-fits-all. Patients are pushed through the system like cattle. There is no individualized care. When I tried to discuss what had worked for us previously--the protocol that resulted in the birth of our son--I was told that this new doctor (a sub from the Dallas clinic) does things the same way for everyone. Apparently personalized fertility treatment is no longer a priority. After our transfer failed, they called to tell me I was no longer pregnant. Less than an hour later, I received a $5,500 bill for the next cycle. There was no discussion about my loss, no conversation about next steps, no attempt to understand how I wanted to move forward. Just an invoice. I am now transferring to a smaller clinic in Austin that actually provides individualized care, and Kindbody has made the process unnecessarily difficult. I completed all required paperwork, yet I am being told I must wait nearly two months for a 10-15 minute "protocol call" simply to give permission--again--to transfer my embryos. I find it hard to believe that a phone call requiring a simple yes or no cannot be accommodated sooner. One employee even told me there are "so many people transferring their embryos to other clinics right now." When I responded that this didn't seem like a good sign for Kindbody, she immediately tried to walk it back. That interaction spoke volumes. The lack of personal care became especially obvious during my second transfer cycle. Patients are literally referred to as "batches." You'll hear staff talk about your batch and how many women are in it. The waiting room is packed before 7 a.m. because they continue taking on more and more patients without providing the level of care those patients deserve. At the end of the day, Kindbody feels like a business focused on volume, not families. Fertility treatment is one of the most emotional, vulnerable, and expensive experiences a person can go through. Patients deserve compassion, communication, and individualized treatment. I experienced very little of that here. Save your money, your time, and your emotional well-being. There are far better fertility clinics out there.

For starters, their communication sucks, relying solely on messages through their internal system…read moreinstead of contacting me directly. On top of that, when my wife was going through a two week long procedure, I had to take off of work to care for her during and after the procedure. I requested Kindbody to fill out FMLA paperwork to cover me for being out to take care of my wife and they refused to do so, saying that "the male gender is not eligible for FMLA." So, what I am getting from this is that I am not going to be covered for taking care of my wife during the time she is going through any medical treatment from this company. Do NOT use Kindbody if you do not have someone else that can care for your spouse during treatments in your absence.

We took our son to Marcus at Mlee for over 4 years. The impact was huge. Our son was barely…read morespeaking when he first started going. We tried a lot of traditional speech therapy centers in town that had no impact. Marcus quickly developed a tremendous rapport with our son and has become an incredibly important figure in his life and development. The center practices "prompt" therapy which has been revolutionary for our son.

MLee is by far the best in Austin. The facility is kid friendly with lots of creative ways to…read moredeliver therapy, that work for your child. Marcus was very deliberate with every session. He made sure to understand the underlying issues, not just the surface symptoms. I really like how he uses several types of therapy to help solve the same delay. He makes great effort to treat the whole child, not just the one or two symptoms you describe. Within 3 months of working with him, we understood what was causing my child's delay's and started to see real traction in his progress. Less than a year later, we have just graduated and still see daily improvement. Thank you Marcus!

Terrible patient care!!! You will never get a response from…read morethem thru phone or website! Had to go to ER after a colonoscopy and endoscopy that was done! tried calling the office from day one of when the issues started and still have not gotten an answer! I tried the chat on website sent it on 05/03 -05/6 and 05/07. and what I got was "We will call you! " Then I get an email asking if I had the procedures at the ER! like wth did they not read any of my emails or hear my VM and to call a patient without their chart in front of them !! What a joke -

I really can't believe I am going through this. I hate leaving a negative review, but in this case…read moreI HAVE TO. I have just spent the majority of my morning on the phone with insurance, Surigcare and Capitol Gastro--I need to vent because this whole situation is wrong. Let me start by saying, yes, I read the reviews. I now see that there are multiple Google listings for this practice. One with higher rating/reviews than the other. Overall, the reviews are bad or they are obviously fake. I was in need of a practice which was in network with my insurance. My primary care doctor gave a referral for a 45 year old first time colonoscopy SCREENING. I stress SCREENING because it is completely covered by my insurance. Any communication with the office occurs overseas. Very heavy accents, but hey, who cares? As long as they are able to schedule my appointment, I am not looking for a new best friend. My appointment got rescheduled. Still fine, things happen. Confirmation text was incorrect. Mistakes happen. Confirmation call, a new overseas caller. Day of appointment- overstressed front desk employee.I joked around about how many hats she was wearing and she apologized, saying they are extremely busy and she has multiple roles. While in the exam room, with paper thin walls, I overheard the two employees complaining about their jobs and the patients. Uh oh, RED FLAG! Dr Khaja Masi came in. Seemed nice enough. I was there for a SCREENING. I told him I was having reflux and bloating and he said while doing the SCREENING we can do an endoscopy and "take a look." Ok, you're the doctor. He then mentioned my weight and said he had a clinical trial he was involved in and thought I would be a perfect candidate. He said I would need a liver scan and some other procedure to see if I was eligible for the study. It started to feel a little pushy...I explained to him that I had restrictive insurance and I was just there for the colonoscopy, because it was covered. I did agree to the endoscopy, since he made it seem like it was a perfect opportunity to get both done at the same time. I said I wanted to hold off on the scan and he said "It needs to be done now or you'll miss the deadline." I felt like this was unprofessional for a doctor to suggest in the first 3 minutes of meeting a new patient. Dr. spent a total of 5 minutes with me in the exam room. Nurse came in and explained the procedure and said I would get a call to schedule. Scheduling (overseas friend!) couldn't get me in for a month. Totally fine, there was no rush. I got a few emails saying I needed to pay fee to the doctor before the procedure or it would get cancelled. Surgicare called me saying I needed to pay for the endoscopy portion for facility charge. Denise was helpful it explaining to me that even though the colonoscopy is fully covered, the endoscopy is separate and I would get charged for that. Fine, understood. Fast forward to day of procedures. Everything was great. Everyone at Surgicare was friendly and the facility is clean. Entering into the operation room, Dr. was there and was reading over his notes. No bedside manner. No friendly hello. It felt like he was banging these things out and had no time for pleasantries. Nurse afterwards was able to tell me that everything looked good and there were a few biopsies done. That I would hear from the the doctor in the next 2 weeks. I get a call a week and a half later from India saying that my followup appointment will be in 2 weeks and it will be a virtual call. During brief call I was told biopsies came back great and a polyp was removed. Fast forward to a month later and all the bills start arriving. Thousands of dollars in bills that seem to be my responsibility. After many calls I learn that my procedure was submitted with a code that is not covered. I CANNOT GET IN TOUCH WITH ANYONE AT THE OFFICE. Overseas man just wants to transfer me to Gad in billing and Gad said he has no control over Dr. codes. I am grateful the procedure went well and I am not left with any holes in my esophagus or intestines but NOW WHAT?

I am truly baffled by some of these negative reviews regarding the WD staff, billing, and pain from…read moreprocedures. If you're electing to have cosmetic work done, there will be some pain. The entire WD team has been nothing but upfront with me about all bills and expenses, and the staff is truly incredible. I cannot sing their praises enough. From the consultant to reception to the nurses, anesthesiologist, and surgeon, Dr. Chike-Obi, everyone I've had the pleasure of interacting with has made me feel like I am in the very best of hands. Dr. Chike-Obi's team has also been extremely communicative. They have responded quickly to all of my emails, called in prescriptions I've requested same day, and one of the nurses, Nicole, even gave me her direct number so that I can conveniently call or text with any questions/concerns. I don't want to say I've been needy or high maintenance ... it is my body and a permanent procedure, so I should feel empowered to ask any and all questions that I have. But I certainly have reached out a lot, and I've been really pleased with the care and attention I've received. Most importantly, I am certain that the WD team is totally and completely dedicated to their clients' health and safety. I went in for my procedure, and when the team realized that I had a family history of malignant hyperthermia, they immediately reassessed and rescheduled my procedure to a date and time when every possible precaution could be taken on my behalf. Rob, my anesthesiologist, was so empathetic -- he answered all my questions and assured me that the new course of action would prevent any adverse reactions to the anesthesia and even make my recovery a bit easier. I've not yet had my surgery, but thanks to the WD team, I'll be going into it with very little worry. I feel confident that my procedure and the recovery process will be as pleasant as all my other interactions have been thus far. If you're looking for bargains or quick-turn procedures, this isn't your place. But personally, dermatological care and cosmetic work are not things I'd ever want a bargain on, nor would I ever want my care to be rushed. This is a top-notch practice. Very lucky that they're here in Austin!

My go-to for all my cosmetic needs. Sarah Grimmer, DNP-BC is AMAZING. Very skilled and…read moreknowledgable. Made me feel comfortable from day 1. I get dysport, microneedling and prp and results have been out of this world, my skin had never looked better. 10/10. Would recommend to anyone.

Great experience at Cryo Body Works. The staff was welcoming, professional, and made the whole…read moreprocess easy. Christin was especially informative and took the time to explain everything and answer my questions. I really appreciated the attention to detail and overall experience. I will definitely be coming back!

Not only is cryo good for you, it feels sooooo good on a hot day. I am doing an experiment to see…read moreif this will help me with skin tightening so let's see!!!