Dr. Manzanero's practice is called Austin Integrative Medicine (AIM)…read more I used to like this doctor, but when he kept moving and rapidly expanding his practice, it became increasingly difficult to get an appointment with him that didn't involve a 2-3 month wait. Hence, I was urged by the phone staff to see his PA Debbi Winder instead, so I finally did and I did not have a good experience with her. When all I needed was a basic bloodwork panel and prescription, she was upbeat, warm and caring. However, that initial 'glow' faded fast when I was suffering from an exacting medical issue. I had a severe case of anemia, that was *glaringly obvious* on my lab results, which she reviewed. Over several (expensive) consultations with her, she seemed to 'miss' that as a source of my problems, as she never addressed it medically, expressed concern about how severely anemic I was, or attempted to correct the condition. Moreover, she seemed annoyed, impatient, and put out by the inconvenience of my more pressinga and distressing medical issues. They do *not* take medical insurance and the fees per hour are high! You can submit your receipt on your own to your insurance company (they don't handle any insurance forms) to be reimbursed for whatever your insurance may pay. There was a time when I did recommend Dr. Manzanero, but after my last few and final experiences at his practice and with his PA, I no longer feel I can.

Dr Manzanero may be fine if you're in decent health and want a tune up, but he seems to rely on…read moretrendy diagnoses that aren't necessarily backed with facts or reliable research. If you're sick, see another doctor because they'll do a better job diagnosing the actual problem and you'll be treated much more quickly. It takes months to get an appointment with Dr. Manzanero. He's also expensive and doesn't take insurance. Here are some of the specific problems I had: The doctor runs late. Expect to sit in the waiting room for 20-30 minutes after the scheduled appointment time. The office staff also mixed up my appointment time on one occasion, so I arrived on the wrong day (though they were very polite about it). Salesy. He told me that he or one of his associates could cure another, unrelated condition I have but had not discussed with him, was not seeking treatment for, and happens to be incurable. Also, most of his treatments involve expensive supplements that he sells in his office. Poor reputation with other doctors. I get that more mainstream doctors often laugh off alternative medicine practitioners, but this was different. When I got new lab results back, my new doctor left a note that said: "do not continue with Dr. Manzanero's treatment. It is potentially dangerous." Also, the labs and tests he uses may be more sensitive for his diagnoses, but be aware that other doctors will not recognize them because the tests haven't been proven to be effective. My GP disregarded them completely and had me re-do all bloodwork, which was expensive. Seeing him didn't make me feel better. It just took up a lot of my time and money.

I was referred to Dr Meynig from my General Practitioner for Hernia treatment. Dr Meynig was…read morefriendly and did an excellent job checking the areas in question and explaining my options in regards to surgery and the differences in procedures. I opted for the laparoscopic surgery option and scheduled the surgery. While doing this, the staff noticed I had not met my deductible for the current year and were able to move my surgery up so it would be 100% covered instead of taking a hit early in the year. On the day of surgery Dr Meynig and the staff did an excellent job of making me feel comfortable and explaining all the steps and procedures. During the surgery he found an abnormality and was able to remove it safely and complete the hernia repair. They also did an excellent job of keeping my girlfriend updated during the procedure. I would highly recommend Dr Meynig.

Very personable front office staff -- reception, scheduling & billing -- underscored excellent…read moremedical services delivered by Dr. Meynig and the entire team. Professional counseling prior to surgery helped ease the recovery process.

Thorough, Patient, Informative, and listens to his patients. It's rare to find a doctor these…read moredays, that doesn't seemed rushed.

I highly recommend Dr. Martin! He and his wife Katie (who runs the front office) are very nice. The…read moredoctor takes his time with his patients and is very caring which is hard to find these days! (My yelp name is not my real name for privacy reasons.)

I want to preface this by saying my review is not about Dr. Muñoz, but rather his office staff. My…read morehusband has been seeing him for over a year, and has been very happy with Dr. Muñoz. The only problems we have had are with the office staff. My husband was added to my insurance at the beginning of this year. He came in this week for a required follow up appointment to refill a prescription. He gave them his new insurance card, and was told that this visit fell under the 1 year pre-existing condition part of our benefits, and these visits wouldn't be covered until Jan 15, 2015. It's about $100 a visit without insurance, and I just spent $400 backdating his insurance to start Jan 1, 2014. So I called my insurance company.. surely a general well visit to refill an anxiety prescription he's been taking for over 4 years now should be covered, right? My insurance company said this was what they considered just a regular office visit and all we should have to pay is $35 co-pay. They also stated there were no stipulations or provisions on our policy pertaining to his anxiety medicine, which we disclosed in his application with his medical history, that would consider this a pre-existing condition. I asked them what I should do next, and they said to call the Dr. office and have them call the insurance company. She said anyone there would tell their office the same thing she told me. My husband had already left the office at this point because we didn't want to pay out of pocket for the appointment when we have insurance. So he called back and told the Dr office to call the insurance company. She said she already had and that they did not know what they were talking about because they didn't have my husband's medical history. Since she was so uncooperative, I tried to call myself. She refused to speak with me, insisting I was not authorized in the matter. Even though it is MY insurance plan and I am his WIFE. My husband had to call and give them permission to speak with me (even though I am pretty sure he filled out a form saying it was okay to release his patient information to his wife - they didn't bother to check his file for that paper). She finally called me back and went on to tell me she had been dealing with insurance for many years now and she knows that this will be considered pre-existing. She also said that the insurance company was wrong because a claim would have to be filed before they could determine whether this was just a general office visit or a pre-existing condition. In that case, wouldn't you treat it as a general office visit at the co-pay amount, and then bill us if the insurance later decides it is considered pre-existing? That's how every doctor, specialist, etc. I've ever seen has done things. She said they have an office policy that they won't do that. So I let her know that is very unfortunate because now Dr. Muñoz would be losing a patient. We very easily called another Dr. in our network, they got us on the books for today, and assured me we would only have to pay the co-pay, and that she had also been dealing with insurance for many years and had never seen a prescription follow-up appointment fall under pre-existing condition clauses. She asked that we do call Dr. Muñoz office to have them fax over his lab work so they didn't have to do it all over again.. which was another pain in the butt! We called them for 2 days straight and got a recording every time, until today. She said because this wasn't a referral from Dr. Muñoz, but rather us choosing to see another doctor, we had to go to the new doctor's office and sign a consent form that they then had to fax over to Dr. Muñoz before they would even send it over. Even though my husband was giving verbal consent to have the records sent over. It was just routine blood work results that they were asking for. She said every doctor's office does it this way, even though our new doctor is an example to the contrary. Our new doctor office tried calling for the results and got the same hassle we did. She asked that in the meantime, before sending the consent form, can they just tell her what blood work they did so their office would know what to draw for his appointment today. They got put on hold for a long while and no one ever picked up. She called back and the lady in Dr. Muñoz office told her that she was too busy with a patient. This was just an overall nightmare of an experience and they really didn't try to work with us or make anything easier because they thought they knew better than us and the insurance company. It was a lot of unnecessary stress and last minute scrambling that we had to do. I feel bad that Dr. Muñoz had to lose a patient, one that had been paying out of pocket without insurance for almost 2 years no less, just because his staff insisted on making everything so difficult.

I really like Dr. Munoz. He has always been very patient during each one of my visits, and takes…read morethe time to explain everything thoroughly. His bedside manner is some of the best I have experienced. I really like the fact that it is a small office, without the labs on-site. All other offices I have been to with these types of facilities, tend to run up my bill with needless test since they pocket all the money. The online appointment/record system they use is great as well. I can usually get a same day appointment without hassle. Definitely checkout Dr. Munoz if you are looking for a new doctor!

I really appreciated the consistent attention and care shown by Peter Nutson toward our family in…read morethe two visits we've had there. It has gone a long way for us at a time that matters and the interactions felt like genuine dedication to their patients. For example, they helped us determine existence of a blood clot toward the end of their business day and patiently made sure we had a treatment plan before leaving, and contacted our other doctor with an update after business hours.

I have found Dr. Peter Nutson an attentive, professional, caring Doctor…read more I have not had a Doctor like Dr. Nutson for 15 years!

Dr K is well studied in multiple different techniques which is extremely impressive and fun to…read morelearn about during the visits. I saw dr K for a good 3 months when I was struggling with stomach/intestinal issues amongst other various aches and pains. The intestinal issues were due to travel abroad and after 3-6 months of various doctors, combinations of diets and supplements and dr k's help I seem to have said goodbye to that struggle. Dr K has helped me with an abundant amount of structural issues; weak wrist, ankle, neck and migraine issues, stomach, back (scoliosis), . . . And my boyfriend has gone many times for smaller less chronic issues which are addressed in one session and he returns a month or two later when something else comes up. Luckily I've reached this same maintenance mode as well. Would definitely recommend dr k. He is the only chiropractors I've found in the area who covers so much ground in his visit: structural, nutrition, emotion...he's got a lot of tricks up his sleeve and many different techniques to explore options.

Dr K could be a great healer but he's mostly about money. When I went there last they had a rule…read morethat if you were 5 minutes late, you would not be allowed in but still charged. He designates 20 minutes max per patient and then sends you out the door. The best healers I've encountered focus on the healing, not the cash. So he's kind of like the Darth Vader of Chiro - yes he's good when he focuses but his goals are all wrong and he won't have enough time for you. Be well!

Trey has been my GP for several years now and I always enjoy meeting with him. I bring Suzie along…read morewith me everytime, since it's good to have a second ear and she always wants to know what it going on with me. I have always found him to be very attentive, direct with recommendations and makes time for us. He always responds to my direct messages to him on the MyChart and the nurses respond to my calls or messages regarding prescriptions and any other questions I may have. I recently went in to see him for a knee which was bothering me some moles I wanted removed. I had a Bakers Cyst, which needed some topical treatment and arranged a referral to WestLake Dermatology where I had a Mohs procedure in the past. I enjoy sharing my life with him and find him to always be engaging. He also has a charitable side to him by helping those less fortunate.

Dr. Cole is the physician for my three children and I find that he has deep understanding and…read morelistens to patience as well. We are very lucky to have him in our area and think very highly of him. The office has been very flexible and helping us get in if we need something.

Dr. Schneider is been my Physician and my family primary care physician for years. I referred my…read moreown mother and stepfather to be cared for by him. I'm a surgeon myself, so is my husband and I have sent a good number of friends his way. He's a "doctor's doctor." Many of the surgeons I know use him as their personal primary care doctor. He is an intuitive caregiver who anticipates problems and gives concise, thoughtful and very helpful medical guidance. Actually as I'm writing this I'm reminded that a few years ago he made an offhand comment that maybe my husband should have a colonoscopy. Apparently Dr Schneider documented this in his medical record. When we were applying for life insurance and disability, the insurance company required us to get all the testing that had been suggested and was documented in the records. Because my husband is too young to qualify for a colonoscopy based on screening guidelines, we had to pay out-of-pocket to get this test. Fast forward, during the colonoscopy they found a giant polyp which according to the gastroenterologist would've been invasive cancer by the time he was old enough to qualify for screening. No family history, no symptoms, a silent time bomb sitting in his colon. So I guess you could say that Dr. Schneider, in his typical intuitive medical Sherlock Holmes style , preemptively cured my husband of cancer. And there you go, the doctor's doctor.

I used to use the V.A. health care until my wife put me on her health benefits a few years ago. A…read morelong time nurse at Brack. said, Dr. Adam Schneider was known as a "top shelf Doc."around nursing circles. I always ask nurses, because believe me they always know the best and the worst Dr.s .Turns out Doctor Schneider really is an exceptional Primary Care Doc! I trust him with my life totally! Kimberly his nurse/assistant, always schedules realistically.I have never had an unreasonable wait, and its unusual to have any wait at all! 5 Stars*****