The nurse was very professional, accommodating, and knowledgeable. I would rate the quality of her…read morehelp five stars without hesitation.. They charged over $450 for a yellow fever vaccine that I could have gotten ADC for $200. Robbery. In order to get an appointment you have to supply a credit card which will be charged $100 if you cancel the appointment. This locks you into paying outrageous prices for the vaccines. The business model is unethical, to say the least.

This is a horrible corporation. They are over priced and use unethical practices to have clients…read morecome in and spend their hard earned cash. They do not use transparency and will attempt to collect your credit card info once you tell them that you are shopping around. They refuse to accept no for an answer and will tell you that they have the best prices nation wide. I'm sure my review will be deleted as they often do so. Don't give your money to passport health.

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.

Here's my latest update: I have been under the excellent care of this company for over 20 years…read moreand I think the services keep getting better. Laurelin Mullins has patiently-patiently-patiently coached me on weight loss, diabetes, septic infections, sleep apnea, and more. I am never rushed, and she carefully listens to all my lame excuses.......AND she actually--somehow--gets me to listen to her recommendations!!! .... I always leave the clinic encouraged, holding a detailed treatment plan that is so easy to follow that even my thick, male, Cro-Magnon brain can understand it ..... The staff are equally skilled and responsive: they remind me of lab visits via telephone, email and text. They even promptly answer crazy questions...... the clinic also has a portal that I can type issues directly to Laurelin and get a quick personal response. In summary, I feel lucky to be working with this highly professional clinic. This definitely feels like a concierge medical practice! ..... MY THANKS To this wonderful, dedicated team, Dave K.

Like a few other, I loved this practice when it was still Balcones Woods Family Medicine. When they…read morewere taken over my Seton, things went downhill. My daughter (15) and I both saw them for primary care. I left after I went in twice for a sinus infection and they refused me antibiotics, which I had not taken in more than a decade. I went to an ENT after that. He was SHOCKED that they didn't prescribe me meds. I ended up on them for much longer than I would have liked for a very common infection. Here was the kicker for me: My daughter liked their nurse practitioner Laurelin Mullins, so I continued taking her there. My daughter has ADHD, for which she was treated at Balcones Woods Family Medicine before it changed hands. On April 1, 2019, her high school sent a form over to confirm my kid's ADHD (so she could get accommodations), the practice did nothing for two weeks. I called and they found the form after much searching. Then NP Mullins refused to sign the form because she hasn't been treated for ADHD since they were taken over by Seton. She didn't attempt to help at all (for example, I have a neuropsych's report etc. that I would have provided to assist; they could have looked at old records, etc.). Regardless of the fact that she was treated at that clinic, they didn't sign the forms. This means my daughter is still waiting for her accommodations at school. The practice should not treat children who need accommodations this way. Even the high school was surprised and they do this all the time. They aren't nearly as caring with patients as they used to be. We won't be going back.

When my gastro dr told me I had a choice between Seton or St David's, I called both to discuss…read moreappointments. At Seton, it ended up being a phone call out of the country to a call center. Really annoying delays when we would talk. We kept talking over each other. Difficult to understand, & they didn't see to have any compassion. Just another phone call. I called St David's & talked to a real local person, who empathized with me. Night & day difference & the choice was clear. I had a couple tests scheduled at the outpatient imaging center. The day of my testing, everyone I interacted with was smiling, upbeat, & so friendly. They seemed to go out of their way to make sure I was comfortable. Big shout out to Ashley who helped me with my Hida scan.

St. David's North at Mopac is great. I was there for almost a year surgery after surgery. Each time…read moreI as admitted it was no wait time, and my doctors came and checked on me and gave complete updates of my procedures and care for my loved ones as they to where there by my side. Now my boys go here for every bump on the knee, head and even fracture from a fall at school. Checking out with the computer aid is great no actual long forms it fast and easy. thank you for that. Thank you, St. David's for, not only taking great care of me know you take care of my boys. Thank you James J. Seaver

My father's GI doctor asked us to go here and get his liver scanned. It is a painless procedure…read more You get the results before you leave, and have a brief conversation with Dr. Puskoor before you leave. Everyone is friendly. The office is clean. Great resource.

From the owner: With a combination of over 45 years of experience in liver disease and research, our providers at…read morePinnacle Clinical Research are focused on the treatment and early detection of fatty liver disease, as well as other advanced-staged liver diseases. We strive to educate the community and provide resources to our fellow practitioners to better detect and manage liver disease while it’s still in the preventative stages. When choosing Pinnacle, you’re choosing to make a difference in the future of liver medicine.

Dr was dismissive, forgot to share test results and seemed to forget I had a fever. I took a Covid…read moreand flu test and heard no word if it came back positive or negative. Was referred to a GI doctor for my stomach issues only, even though I complained about a fever I've had for 3 days. I came in around 9pm so it seemed like they wanted to go home as fast as possible. Also no hand soap in the waiting room bathroom? Not even a soap dispenser in sight. Save the time and go to a different urgent care EDIT: Found out I had severe dehydration and a nasty virus that needed attention from the ER. Wish I would have received better care.

I called ahead and asked how long the wait time was. They told me it was an hour and a half I said…read moreshould I make an appointment and they said yes then I made the appointment and then I got there and then they said the wait would still be an hour and a half even passed my appointment time Completely unprofessional. Would not ever return to this clinic. Actually make that wait two hours they keep adding more time on.

Got no insurance, but in dire need of medical care? This is your place. My fiance has no insurance…read more He's also a sickly boy. His lungs beef up at the first sign of dust in the air. Homeboy can't breathe without an inhaler! So, what are we to do? Well, once we went to the emergency room because he was wheezing and we were too new to the area to really know any better. He was much better after the visit, but our wallets were not. We knew it would be a matter of time before he would need another inhaler, but we didn't want to cough up another $2,000 just so he could breathe. We found Pro Med instead. It's Austin's answer for those who aren't fortunate enough to work at a place with benefits. We have only been to the place on Lamar (down south; there are three Austin locations). Not only did they get us in pretty quickly on a busy afternoon, they also got us out pretty quickly too. Well, that was the first time, anyhow. The second time it took more time, but I blame all the middle and high schoolers who kept coming in for their sports physicals. total cost each time wasn't more than $90. Sweeeeeeeeeeeeet! So, my fiance got his prescriptions and we were in and out. And it wasn't, like a million dollars. How much better does it get for those without health insurance? Not much. And it's not too bad. Fiance wants health insurance. But until then, we'll be popping in for our every-three months visits. And just a warning, it's not for the faint of heart. It's basically a clinic for those with a little more money than the indigents. Don't expect the equipment to shine enough that you can see your reflection in it. Just expect some good care. So, if you're a little snobby, you're not gonna like it (lots of sick kids, lots of sick adults, you know). Fore more information: www.promed1.com

The husband woke up with an ear infection this morning, so off to an urgent care center he went! He…read morechose Pro Med because it's close to our house, but he should have checked yelp before. Here we go. He left the house before 9:30, and checked in at Pro Med before 10. The nurses gave him a ballpark wait time of an hour to an hour and a half, which is kind of a long wait at 9 am on Monday with no option to make an appointment ahead of time. But hey, it's a simple ear infection, so he figures antibiotics wouldn't be hard to get a hold of in a decent amount of time. All the while, his hearing is getting worse and he's in growing pain. But he waited. And waited. And waited. Until a few people who checked in hours after him started to get called in before him. Husband goes back up to the nurses station to check and see what the hold up might be. They assure him that it was getting close to "an hour and a half wait", and that they would get to him asap. Almost three (yes, 3!) hours go by before they finally call him in to see the doctor. While he's in the room waiting for the doctor (mind you, for a SIMPLE ear infection that he already pretty much diagnosed himself this morning), and still, no sign of the doctor. 45 minutes go by before the assistant comes in to check his ear, and decides that he can't see in his ear because it was so swollen. Gee, yeah, YA THINK? So they still can't just write him the prescription for anti-biotics at that point, and he ends up having to get his ear flushed out before the doctor plans to come in to see him. At this point, some nurse's assistant comes in to douse my husband in hydrogen peroxide in attempts to clean out his ear for the doctor. Needless to say, at this point, my husband was tired, in pain, sick, and now covered in peroxide. No doctor, no prescription. In the meantime, the young assistant kept pestering him about how frequently he cleans his ears, even though he said he didn't see anything in his ear to make him ask that? Finally, the doc comes in, says it's a an ear infection, and writes him his much awaited-for prescription for ta-DAH! Generic anti-biotics. Half a day later... The nurses asked him to come back this week for a check up! Yeah right! And take the whole day off work to sit in a stuffy waiting room with sick people? I think next time we will try the ER.

The most caring , efficient, knowledgeable and amazing Doc and staff . Very impressed and soo…read morethrilled this is my husband and I and my sons concierge Doctor. Highly professional and truly going out of their way and in addition educating their patients is unique. Tina , the medical assistant/phlebotomists , set the gold standards of how every medical assist should follow . Lucky are the ones that chose this office . It's been above and beyond what anyone could expect in this different times as well .

I've been going to see Dr. Porter for six years. It's truly been an excellent experience…read more Thank You Dr.Porter and Staff

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.