I really respect Dr. Fagerberg. She does a lot of simple questions and tests to determine any…read moreunderlying issues. She referred me to a great shoulder person who finally told me I had frozen shoulder after the "expert UT" medical orthopedist told me I needed cortizone shots and other things. Most recently had an issue and she's great with triage and overall health and she knows the best specialists in town. Highly Recommend.

Dr. Fagerberg is okay. She tends to talk fast and over your head, and doesn't seem to want to…read moreanswer questions. She's softened a bit since 2005, but only a bit. She's one of more competent doctors at ARC Far West, but she didn't catch my whooping cough (her guess was asthma or allergies or something), and when she did correctly diagnose my kidney stone, she didn't tell me what to do about it, or recommend going to a urologist. I wound up switching doctors because I felt like I couldn't communicate with her and I wasn't ultra-confident in her abilities to diagnose or tell me the whole story. She did do better than most, though.

These doctors push big pharmaceutical and Do Not look at the whole person. Listen to their…read morediagnosis but research curative, preventative, and palliative care and make a real informed choice. Doctors are not gods, they are limited in their knowledge based on how much they keep up with advances and aren't clouded by their narrow political views. Many ARC doctors are limited based on these criteria. I'm very disappointed in my general care at ARC. However, based on the drought of medical professionals in Austin, I doubt one might find anything better here anytime soon.

Margaret L Hemmen, APRN,FNP-C. Worst visit ever…read more I had a very disappointing experience during my visit. From the moment the doctor came into the room, she made virtually no eye contact with me and seemed completely uninterested in listening to my concerns about my health. I left feeling dismissed, unheard, and as though my questions were an inconvenience to her. When I asked questions, her responses and demeanor made me feel as though I should already know the answers or that my concerns were common sense. No patient should be made to feel uncomfortable for asking questions about their own health. Part of being a healthcare provider is making patients feel heard, respected, and comfortable enough to advocate for themselves. What makes this even more frustrating is how long patients often have to wait for an appointment and how hard we work to afford healthcare, only to finally be seen and walk away feeling like we didn't matter. I work in healthcare myself, and I would never want a patient to feel the way I felt after this appointment. After reading other reviews describing very similar experiences with this doctor, I'm even more disappointed that these concerns appear to be an ongoing issue. If a provider has reached a point where showing basic compassion, patience, and concern for their patients feels like a burden, then perhaps it is time to reconsider whether patient care is still the right profession for them. I sincerely hope the practice takes this feedback seriously because patients deserve providers who listen, communicate, and treat their health concerns with respect.

Went to see Dr. Weeks since my doctor was fully booked and could not see me. A piece of plywood…read morewould have shown more empathy and patient care. His medical student took my vitals and Dr. Weeks barely spoke 10 words. He never spoke directly to me or to my advocate who was with me (I have a hearing problem) but rather through his student. I thought that physicians who go into Internal Medicine and Family Practice as specialties do so because they want to earn patient's trust and establish relationships. Dr. Weeks clearly did not want to be there and had no desire to see me as a valued patient.

I did not do my research before going to him for my Annual exam, this was a big mistake…read more Another reviewer said that he was ripped off: Annual exam ripoff - beware! I could say the exact same thing he said, 10 minutes and a Bill for $233, the accounting dept says you discussed many items with him, well he asked and i answered, he said you are overweight, no discussion on what my weight should be or any of his concern, but, this question apparently made the visit a weight concern visit and coded as such so that my insurance does not pay it, nice, had i known my bill will go up based on my answers, i will have said no need to talk about it, hence a waste of an annual exam, go somewhere else folks this is not a caring and patient centered place.

Dr. Haydon was my doctor for many, many years. Unfortunately, he just retired.read more

Dr. Haydon has been my physician for years. I met him when I was a nurse and he would make rounds…read moreon his hospitalized patients: great bedside manner, knowledgeable about the latest research and evidence based guidelines. He is with Austin Regional Clinic, which provides a full range of services, has 24 hour access and after hours care. His practice is very full, but his partners are also great.

Dr Kholte is the very best doctor one could hope. I have never encountered before a doctor that is…read morenot only knowledgeable but committed to educating her patients about the role of diet in preventing and reversing disease. You could not be in better hands if you are seriously committed about empowering yourself with knowledge about what you can do to improve your health and the quality of your life.

I came to Dr. Kolte to get some help with my nutritional health. I've never met a doctor that even…read morespends more than 5-10 minutes with me, Dr. Kolte once spent almost an hour with me, hearing about my situation, goals and talking about the changes that I need to make. I found her on yelp, I hope that others see this review and give her a call as she is a one of a kind gem in a city of doctors that rush you out of their office. Back to my nutritional concerns, she has a whole pantry of foods to educate her patients on eating a whole food/vegan diet. I found it extremely helpful to see these practices in real life and not just in a book.

I appreciate ARC, and I've been a patient there for decades, but this is the worst doctor I have…read moreever visited. She was dismissive, hurried, and rude. I was shocked. She didn't take my temperature. She wouldn't even examine me. She opened the door in the middle of our discussion and kept talking about my issues with the door open as she went into the hallway to get on another computer. I asked her if I needed a referral, and she said, "I don't know. Do you? I don't know what kind of insurance you have." I saw someone else at ARC three days later who actually helped me. They seemed baffled about Dr. Siegel's statements. I also noticed that Dr. Siegel put my description of the problem in quotes to imply it was not true or valid. Very bizarre.

Either incompetent or lazy…read more I scheduled an appointment with Amy Siegel to go over some blood work that I had taken because I felt perpetually exhausted. No amount of sleep helped or caffeine made me feel alert or awake. My appointment with Amy was to go over the results of my blood exam, specifically my testosterone levels. I was in my early 30s at this time and I scored about 400 on my testosterone, which is borderline medically low. When I asked Amy if there was anything that can be done she quickly said "no, there's nothing you can do and nothing I can do to help you" When I asked if there were any changes in my life style that I can change that may help bring up my testosterone level? I asked could changes in my diet or sleep help? she quickly and abruptly said "no." And told me to go to a men's clinic. The more I learned about how your body creates testosterone helped me understand that everything she said was either a lie or untrue. Testosterone can directly be impacted by getting restful sleep and your diet absolutely plays a strong part in the creation of testosterone. Amy either did not care or did not know about how to help me, not only that, she seemed rude, unsympathetic, and my interaction with her was the last one I ever had or ever will have with Austin regional clinic. I took her advice and made Total Men's my PCP and washed my hands of terrible doctors like her. She is exactly the kind of person that AI needs to put out of a job. I am considering reporting the interaction to the medical board for either lying for giving me false medical advice

Horrible bedside manner. She asked me questions and made a face at my answers, left the door open…read moreas she asked them, and then rushed me out the door. Her nurse was just as rude, arguing with me about a certain new pharmacy not being open yet. I will never go back to Shah.

Awful! Note there are two doctors by this name at ADC. This is NOT for the pediatrician but for…read moregeneral doctor there. Can't help but agree with the previous reviewer. She made me so uncomfortable! She looks at you with this face of distrust...at points it looked like disgust as I explained my symptoms. She made me feel as of I didn't know what I was talking about and seemed skeptical of everything I was saying. The appointment was rushed and she seemed uninterested? Apathetic? I also noticed she was not forthcoming with information unless I asked her a direct question about the diagnosis, medication and care. Additionally she didn't even address the primary symptom until I reminded her as she was walking out the door. Horrible bedside manner too. I'm suppose to go in for a follow up... The experience has been bothering me so much I canceled the follow up. Pass on this doctor for sure!!

Horrible bedside manner. Saw this doctor once and that was one too many times. If you want a doctor…read morethat talks in a rude manner to you, this is the doctor for you. I fired this doctor after he tried talking to me disrespectfully.

Dr. Marcus is an incredibly smart, attentive, and sensible physician. I especially like that he…read moreuses his common sense (if common sense is so common, why don't more people have it?) and doesn't practice "defensive" medicine - he practices the real ART of medicine. Also, his office (at ARC Far West) is unusually efficient. We need more doctors like him.

This is my personal experience: this doctor has a sour demeanor; never smiles. He doesn't seem to…read morelike his job much and appears to wish he was anywhere else than being in an exam room. Prescribes outdated medications and doesn't inform patient when something better is made available. Despite serious ongoing symptoms, he is reluctant to refer patient to anyone else. Causes the patient more suffering. Doesn't seem to care. Dr. Hull has a "we are all going to die someday, so what?" attitude. He seems clinically depressed or maybe it's his ego. Only advantage to seeing him is there is never a wait to get an appointment. Wonder why? Do yourself a favor, keep looking because you deserve better.

Dr. Hull has been my husband's PCP for years, and he has been very pleased with him. I have gone…read moreto him for a year now, and have been happy with him on both visits. My first visit was for a physical. He did not make me feel rushed, and had a comfortable manner about him. I recently saw him again, and was very pleased with his knowledge and bedside manner. He even walked me out to the waiting room after my visit. Overall, I feel very comfortable with him and trust his judgment. He's easy to get in to see, and ARC is amazingly organized and efficient!

Dr Maxwell is more than a Physician. She treats her patients as though they are family. My…read moreexperience as a patient is that her professional care is tireless. Personally, Dr Maxwell took care of me in a life threatening situation and I am here in part because of care, medical advise and counseling of a better lifestyle. Dr. Maxwell took extremely incredible care of both my parents. Our family is truly grateful to her as "One of Austin's great physicians!." Thank you from us all! Larry Swann