When I was diagnosed Bipolar, about 7 years ago, I honestly thought I was going to die before…read morefinding help. I lost hope and I would sleep more than 12 hours a day plus naps during the day. My depression got so bad that I would tell my husband and kids not to include me in their weekend plans anymore. And I live that way for many years (I'm only 34)....until I met McCall. My TSH levels were at a 19! No wonder why I was suicidal and tired 24/7. I tried to control my Bipolar symptoms for years without success. I tried medication and therapy but nothing seemed to help. I was stuck. Now, a year later on Armour medication, I look forward to the future. I make plans for the future. My kids look happy since I'm always around cooking their favorite foods and we even planted a vegetable garden that has some weird shaped cucumbers growing. And I'm happy my husband didn't divorce me lol, he stayed with me even in this crazy rollercoaster. I'm so thankful for McCall. She listened to me even at my lowest point. She offered help and hope and that is something that not every doctor gives you. She cared and I was able to trust her and her judgement. Life is still hard. Some days are not perfect but I just look back at my progress and I do Thank God for finding McCall. She's amazing!

I can say without a doubt that McCall has helped save my life. If that sounds dramatic to you…read morethat's ok, but it's true. I call her Double Mac, and as you can see from her picture, she clearly does not eat them b/c she's beautiful - outside AND inside. To explain how I feel about Double Mac I have to get personal, hopefully you'll be ok with this and not judgmental... Over a year ago I began struggling with my worst bout of depression I had ever experienced and I had no idea what to do or where to go. No psychiatrist's office was accepting my form of insurance and I could not afford $200+ and hour to see a psychiatrist. So, I had my name on waiting lists hoping one of them would start accepting my insurance in the mean time and call me back. Dr. Vache's office was one of those places, she had incredibly kind people who worked for her and saw that I had called several times in a span of 5 months. The front desk staff would call to check on me since they knew I was not receiving treatment. It was during one of these calls that they realized I was not aware that McCall worked for them (at the time, she is now on her own) and could see me at a reduced rate of what the Doctor could. I will not lie, I was hesitant. But, I had been on wait lists all around Austin trying to find a good and reputable place that took my insurance for too long. I was physically and emotionally worn out from white-knuckling through each and every day for the past 5 or more months. I thought McCall was a student in training or something, but of course I couldn't have been more wrong. McCall has excellent credentials, has years of experience, and truly listens to what you say you feel is happening and what you hope to accomplish. She did not give me any medicine until we ran some tests. She helped me find a place that would run the tests and accept my insurance - EEGs are pricey on their own. While we waited on test results, she encouraged me to try some major changes in my diet and she was 100% right - it was a huge help. Just changing my diet helped how I felt in major ways. She continually encourages me to stay away from some medicines and approves others. We do a lot of work with diet, exercise, vitamins/supplements, and then incredibly low doses of medicine. Note: Obviously if she felt I needed stronger doses or I felt I needed stronger doses of a medicine, she would work with me on that. HOWEVER, she knows my goals, she keeps my goals in mind, and she works with me on ways to achieve those goals. Now, while I still struggle with depression and anxiety (I have for over 10 years) for the first time in a very long time I feel like I have someone in my corner medically who understands what is going on with me not only physically, but mentally as well. I have started feeling so much better, she helped me find a therapist who I love and trust. Without her I have no idea where I would be, truly. She cares for me, as I am sure she does for all her patients, and I recommend without hesitation that you give her call.

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Neha Lalani. She is, without question, one of the most…read morecompassionate, knowledgeable, and proactive endocrinologists I've encountered. From the moment I walked into Bluebonnet Diabetes & Endocrinology, I felt seen and respected--not rushed or reduced to numbers on a chart. Dr. Lalani took the time to truly listen to my health concerns and history. She asked thoughtful questions, reviewed my labs in detail, and created a personalized treatment plan that was both clear and manageable. What stood out most is how collaborative she is. Dr. Lalani explains complex medical issues in a way that's easy to understand, works seamlessly with my PCP, and doesn't make me feel judged--only supported. Whether we're adjusting medications, exploring lifestyle changes, or planning for long-term goals, she makes me feel like an active partner in my own care. Another plus: Dr. Lalani's appointments run on time and she even offers virtual visits, which is a huge help with my busy schedule. If you're struggling to get real answers or tired of feeling like just another case number, Dr. Lalani will be a breath of fresh air. She's not only a brilliant physician but a genuinely kind human being. Highly, highly recommended.

Listed as a provider on my Blue Cross insurance. I would LOVE to tell you that this is a good,…read morecaring medical practice, however, when I called 2 weeks ago to make an appointment - I was, rather rudely told "we are direct pay - we do not work with insurance" and the best part of such a great - patient centered practice - her last line of the e-mail response "here's a link to our price list". I assume if you are willing to pay in cash, up front - you might actually be able to see a doctor.

I've been seeing Melody Volz, NP since before she landed at Modern Thyroid Clinic. The clinic where…read moreI originally met her said she was a thyroid specialist and she really is. Although it does take time to get your thyroid balanced, Melody has stuck with me through different levels of healing and metabolic stresses. I've been hypo now for 35 years and started with Melody about three years ago. Most recently, Melody tried to get under why my hair was still falling out when my labs looked good except for ferritin stores. I have grappled with hair loss in years previous, but it would go away when my thyroid balanced and now it's not, so I was really stumped. Melody's remedy was to send me to an oncologist who does iron infusions. After two infusions, I was overtopped but eventually came down within normal range, which shows that I can hang onto iron now, meaning my ferritin anemia was not permanent. I have more energy now too, even with Covid everywhere. I prefer a doc who is less insulated from patients, one who allows email and telehealth meetings. Once you get set up where she is now, Melody is easy to access, quick to respond, and very much a real person after you get to know her. There's not a lot of ego here.

100% do not recommend this clinic. They seem to have gotten a little too big for their britches and…read moreforgotten the root of patient care. I have received multiple messages threatening to cancel my appointment if I didn't get my labs turned in before my appointment. I imagine part of the problem is I get my labs done elsewhere so they aren't getting side money from them. I finally called them out and said please refrain from threatening me - I am paying for my providers time and perhaps I may want to talk to my provider first before doing those labs. Got another message an hour later defending such threatening behavior and gloating over their wait list to which I didn't respond and just uploaded my labs though I did consider just cancelling the appointment but figured they'd charge me for it anyway so decided to use them one last time. A couple hours later - appointment cancelled. CLEARLY we have forgotten about treating the patient and not the numbers. Clearly we don't care about talking with a patient about their concerns - you can fully expect it is my way or the highway from this clinic. Or maybe they feel too incompetent to have the numbers last minute and need 2 days to plug them into the algorithm first so they have the answers going into the appointment? I can't think of any other reason they would need the numbers 2 days in advance. Most legit clinics won't even order labs til after the appointment - how else do you know what to order?!?! What if there is a specific symptom you need a specific lab for? Perhaps all the labs aren't really needed? Too bad - you're a number at Modern Thyroid and not a person. You're paying for the full panel whether you need it or not. Not sure but I will look forward to taking my business elsewhere to the MULTITUDE of other online HRT clinics that can be found simply by Googling 'Online HRT Clinic near me' and actually have a new appointment tomorrow with my new clinic.

Samantha is absolutely amazing, a gifted healer this world so much needs! New-age integrative…read moreapproach, no big-pharma depanded if/when possible... Very knowledgable and patient, she really seem to care about your problems and won't spare any help or advice, while coaching you to a better, healthier lifestyle. Much better than most family physichians out there, just pushing you drugs and out the door... Highly trust and recommend to anyone that cares about their well-being and general health.

Samantha Thiry is godsend. I say this as someone with tremendous experience in the Austin sexual…read morewellness arena, having lived here over 30 years, seeing all the top ob/gyns, hormone experts, nurse practitioners, pelvic floor therapists, and med spa technicians. I've been to anyone in this town worth their salt (and plenty who weren't), plus my work in a closely related field means I also know all the best local sex therapists, coaches, and counselors. And even with that highly skilled extensive network at my fingertips, Samantha has been an invaluable addition to my sexual health resource list. Not only for her vast knowledge on women's issues and sexual health, but because she truly cares on a level you simply don't find anywhere else. I use her myself, and regularly refer clients to her. In my experience (and that of my clients I've sent to her) she never fails to take all the time you need to discuss every issue & concern you're having, with in depth, next level knowledge on potential causes, treatments, and outcomes. Like I said, I have the best obgyns in Austin and the best primary care physician in town, yet over the past 3 months Samantha was able to help diagnose and treat two separate issues I was having that neither of my doctors could completely figure out! She also has an extensive menu of services for improving/maximizing sexual function, much of which most other medical professionals don't even know about. As for the previous reviewer's low rating and out-of-context comment, since this person admits to never meeting Ms. Thiry in the first place I'm not sure how her opinion applies or carries any weight at all. Samantha is a very open, warm person by nature, and I personally found that getting to know her and her background contributed even more to my comfort level and confidence in her work.

Be aware the lady who answered the phone diagnosed me on the phone and refused me an appointment.read more

Just had my parathyroid removed by Dr Kroeker and she is such a caring and thorough surgeon. Her…read morestaff is quick to respond and everything you need to know is made available to you in written or email form. This was extremely helpful. Extremely impressed that Dr. Kroeker answers the phone time to time.

Dr. Tran and her staff were excellent, they took time to listen to my concern and provide proper…read morefeedback. Office is clean. Plenty of parking. The waiting time was minimal, I was seen very quickly.

I returned to Texas Diabetes and Endocrinology after an insurance change. My appointment was with…read moreDr. Sunny. She was amazing. She took the time to listen and answer my questions. She explained things thoroughly and gave me a good understanding of the possible options. Everyone in the office was very nice and attentive.

He's the best endocrinologist in town, but don't think he's taking new patients. You'll hear him on…read moreNPR because he's a leader in his field. He diagnosed my Hasimotos thyroiditis after other doctors missed it for 15 +years. Go to other endocrinologists at his practice. I've been seeing Dr. Valerie Espinoza with good results.

I've been fortunate to be a patient of Dr. Blevins for over 20 years. He is the best. I see him for…read morethyroid issues and low bone density. Dr. Blevins doesn't take new patients, and for a reason -- he is so good that patients lucky enough to have him as their physician never leave. On hearing that I'm a patient of Dr. Blevins, more than one physician has said "he's super smart." Dr. Blevins is thorough, patient, and explains things clearly. I have heard great things about the nurse practitioners in his office (Texas Diabetes & Endocrinology), so if you can't see Dr. Blevins ask to see one of them.

I was looking for a new PCP and booked my appointment by phone. Upon arrival I was acknowledged…read moreand taken immediately. The ladies at the front desk walked me around the office like a VIP. Great and very friendly staff. Clean and modern office and equipment. Also got a free $5 Starbucks gift card for checking in! How can you beat that? Nice touch. Look forward to seeing you Total Men's on my future visits.

Mislead you on insurance billing. Overall poor experience and overpriced. There are so many better…read moreoptions in Austin for a PCP, do not go here.

This review is for the person I see the most here, my PA Brandy Wellmon. I was devastated when I…read moregot diagnosed with diabetes and thought I had done something to cause it. She never once made me feel shame and has catered my treatment to my lifestyle and needs. I tend to be really hard on myself and she always redirects and lets me know when something is and will always be out of my control BUT how medical intervention can help. This is going to be a side note but it is important- somehow I had an appointment the month my mother passed and six months later while I was having a miscarriage. The level of care and empathy Brandy showed me really made an impact on me. Both of these situations could have derailed my health, but she was supportive and it made a difference. I feel so lucky to have someone on my team who genuinely cares.

The first appointment went well. Unfortunately the level of professionalism has gone downhill…read morequickly. The appointments desk answers with "Texas Diabetes and Endocrinology, please hold," and doesn't allow the opportunity to tell them you cannot hold. This is especially frustrating when you have been placed on hold and then hung up on a few times. When you need to speak to someone for a purpose other than setting an appointment, you cannot even get your call transferred without holding for several minutes at the very best. . The nurse practitioner was rude and condescending and complained that she was too busy to do her job and admitted that she had to rush my appointment because she was too busy. Dr. Harrison is not as waspish, but she rushed through the appointment like her house was on fire and she needed to get home. This place is disgustingly understaffed and it is clear that the practice management is more focused on getting their hands in your pockets than providing adequate patient support and care. If you are svelte and tall they will like you; if you are obese, they will make getting you on GLPs to lose weight The main priority regardless of whether you can afford them or not. Dr. Harrison clearly bases her obesity determination solel. on BMI, which medical research is indicating is not best indicator of a healthy weight. The main problem with the understaffing is that you will be rushed through the appointment so fast that you will not have an opportunity to fully disclose and discuss your current symptoms, past treatment or any other information that could result in an accurate diagnosis and treatment. You will receive the most obvious and easiest diagnosis to spit out, regardless of any additional symptoms that could possibly indicate something rarer or more complicated to manage. It's not like they have time for that, after all.

Had a great experience with Dr. Abikhaled. Had parathyroid surgery in Nov. 2025. Bedside manner was…read moregreat and he explained everything that I would go through. If I need further surgery that he specializes in, believe I will make sure he performs the surgery. Office was a little hard to get too. I live in Belton and drove to Downtown Austin to see him, but overall, it was worth it.

Dr John did my Parathyroid surgery. He is so nice and caring and he did a great job.i had to couple…read moreof times because i got scared after a couple of days and called him at night. He was kind and gracious snd said do not hesitated to call back if you need anything. He's terrific.