He didn't diagnose me properly. Didn't follow up. (Major blood clot) Then went on and on blaming me…read morefor covid deaths because I refused the jab. Type of care the worst Quality of care the worst

I've been going to Dr. Shallin for years. He is always attentive and very knowledgeable. I'm pretty…read morepicky about doctors, and I always receive great care and compassionate care.

I have to agree with all the other reviews that Dr. Kureshi is awesome. I've been seeing him for a…read moreyear now and I cannot express enough how he's helped change my life. He makes you feel like he genuinely cares about you and remembers conversations and concerns and addresses them. I 100% recommend him! He's a great guy. Ive never waited long to see him and have never felt rushed when he's with me. Thank God I found a Dr like him.

Dr Kureshi is one of the best doctor I have seen since moving to Texas. He is seeing both my…read morehusband and me and has been very thorough and spent considerable amounts of time with both of us. He reviewed medical history, previous lab results from another primary doctor and all of the meds that had been taken. What had been "acceptable" results were scrutinized and meds changed to hopefully achieve better results. In addition there have been a multitude of tests underway to more accurately assess the overall situation. Professional staff are very capable and execute their roles effectively. .Desk staff are friendly but clear that there are some that need more training. Usually not much of a wait for procedures or appointments. Highly recommend Dr Kureshi!

Hello Yelp Subscribers; It took a few years, but I…read morefinally made it to Georgetown, TX in 2006. I arrived with some "underlying" medical conditions. So I contacted a well-known clinic in Round Rock. Mainly because this clinic had a large number of physicians available. Practicing general and specific areas of medicine. A turning point away from this clinic came in 2012 when I became extremely ill while on vacation in Hawaii. So sick, that I had to make an emergency room visit, via ambulance, to a local hospital near Kona. The emergency room physician made an initial diagnosis (Pneumonia & Costocondritus) and recommended I return home to follow up with my "General Practice" physician in Round Rock. While en-route home, about a nine hour trip, my wife made an appointment with my "personal" physician in Round Rock. Supplying him with the "initial" diagnosis from the emergency room physician in Hawaii and a contact number should he want "clinical notes.". Upon arrival at the clinic he took one look at me, no examination , and asked "why I was there and not in the hospital." Hardly an empathetic response from a physician I had been seeing by for over 6 years. So enter Dr. Joseph Hermosa, a "general practice physician" with expertise in internal medicine. Dr. Hermosa has treated me since 2006. Tracking issues involving nephritis, hypertension, hyperglycemia and reviewing blood chemistry on a regular basis. All of this, and performing physical examinations on a quarterly basis. Of possible interest to geriatrics like myself, is the fact that he makes "house" calls. Which means you do not have to travel to an office potentially sharing a waiting room with sick or contagious patients. Dr Joseph Hermosa, is a kind, empathetic, and accessible physician. I cannot over-emphasize these qualities. Between scheduled appointments, I have contacted Dr. Joseph Hermosa via email , to get his input on various issues that are important to me. Such as the scorpion sting that refuses to heal. In addition, during June of 2018 I was hospitalized for hip surgery; a "Revision." Dr. Hermosa showed up at my bedside even though he was not involved in the surgery. I was so surprised all I could say was ; "How did you know I was here?" With a smile he responded, "I have my contacts." I'm not certain if Dr Hermosa is accepting new patients. But if you are interested In a knowledgeable and empathetic physician please contact Monica Tobar @ (512)630-1969.

I visited dr 3 times, with the same set of questions each time. None was answered on ANY of my…read morevisits. Very poor patient relations. She discarded my 90-day CGM printouts because 6 of the 90 days were on an insulin pump; the remaining 84 were on Tresiba. She said the results were invalid because of the 6 days on the insulin pump. She also didn't know that my diabetes drug, came in a 100-U dosing pen. She argued with me over this. Also got sick because she changed my GERD meds without contacting GI doc. I've had Type I DM for 35 years, with no microvascular or other complications. I feel that I'm obviously doing something right. This doc only found ways to put me down and feel stupid, rather than lift me up for any level of good care I've taken for myself. On my last visit she got up and walked out because she said I was taking too much of her time. Yet, she still didn't answer my questions. If you want a doctor that keeps her head in the computer for an incredibly long time to look up incorrect things from your last visit (which I've tried to correct on both of my follow-up visits), avoids looking directly at you, and avoids your questions with lackluster comments , this is the doc for you. If you want a professional that really cares, go somewhere else.

Wow, if you value your life and need diabetes monitoring, run and run fast…read morethe office is very disorganize. I have called now at least three time with no return call. secondly, I went in and they gave me the wrong supplies third they put me on victosa . they told me it last for 30 days at 1.2,the math says 15 days and not 30. I am leaving town in two days with not enough med to cover my vacation. I am waiting on approval from insurance to buy it. if you can, find another office that know how to listen and take care of you. your life is to precious for you to give them opportunity to screw it up.

You will NEVER find anyone more invested in you than Dr. Miller. You walk in and you instantly feel…read morea sense of calm. I have been with Dr. Miller since May of 2017. I have never felt more cared for and heard in my entire 47yrs of life. She offers a variety of care. She goes beyond just your physical care, she is invested in your mental well-being too! Her team and office staff are dedicated to making you feel comfortable! She has a snack place in case you missed lunch! She even offers a variety of beverages to wash it down with! The whole team is amazing... I want to put beautiful college educated words here, but they haven't created the language to express how amazing I feel with Dr. Miller, Her P.A. Hope Brent, her Office staff Maria and Kristy. I LOVE this practice and everything that makes it beautiful. P.s. it's definitely the people that make it beautiful.

This is my first experience with a concierge medical service, and I'm not sure I can ever go back…read moreto a "regular" medical practice again. Joining Premier Health has truly been a life changer for me, literally. Dr. Miller and Hope have truly been a revelation for me. Their availability and communication is unlike anything I've ever seen from a doctor before. As long as I'm in Austin, I'm with Premier for life.

My primary care physician referred me to Dr. Taylor. Upon my first visit with him, I felt…read morecomfortable talking to him about my struggles with my mental health. He is kind, informed, and he listens without judgement. He's a doctor who genuinely cares about helping you manage your symptoms by creating a strategy for success that doesn't solely rely on medication.

Dr. Taylor is the best psychiatrist I have ever had, I've had a few. He listens to me and is not…read morejudge mental. He always has a solution for me. I would recommend Dr. Taylor to anyone seeking treatment, his whole goal Is for the betterment of my health.

I wish I could leave a review of the doctor, but I never saw him. I made an appointment for a meet…read more& greet to get to know Dr. Berg before our baby arrives in August. I arrived for my 4:30pm appointment a little early and was promptly checked-in and then called back by the nurse. She had a few questions and then I waited in the room for over 30 minutes. No one came to check on me or say he's running behind. I decided that I would never wait that long with an actual baby, so this was not a good first impression. Grabbed my purse and walked out. No one even saw me leave. Will not be rescheduling...

This was my first time visiting Dr. Berg. Bray wasn't available. Next time I will wait until he…read moreis. I waited over 45 minutes. He was in the room less than 10 minutes with me. He suggested a disease that could be the culprit, but I've never heard of it. He wrote it on a business card and told me to look it up on WebMD - he didn't have time to explain it to me. So off I went with a ton of fear, questions, a business card with a possible diagnosis, and a scrip for antibiotics. NEVER again.

We have been patients of Austin Regional Clinic for well over 10 years. We switched to the smallish…read moreGeorgetown office for primary care soon after moving to northern Round Rock. The mix of doctors at this office has changed since then, most recently including more pediatric physicians. We are older adults and love our physician and his assistant at ARC Georgetown, and I'd rate their care as top notch. We would gladly continue to see them, but may end up leaving the practice for reasons other than quality of care. There are two waiting areas at this office, one for well children and one for everyone else. This means that adults, including geriatric patients, are exposed to whatever all the sick children bring to the main waiting area. Since the practice appears to be changing to favor pediatrics, it's only a matter of time before we get some infection while at that office. We aren't there often but don't wish to take that risk. While we have been happy with the quality of care received from the medical staff, we are less pleased by the office staff, who failed to notify the lab when one of us was there recently for a lab appointment. This resulted in a lengthy wait. I have reported this and the waiting area situation via the arccontact.com portal but have not received a reply. I wish the office manager would address this situation promptly so we don't need to find a different primary care physician, which is obviously a disruptive process. I don't know the right answer, but the current situation is problematic. Other ARC offices we've been to have either larger waiting areas or separations for different physicians' patients.

What do you do when you need to see a doctor and it takes a month to get in ? I need a prescription…read moreI'm not supposed to stop taking and can't get it.

On a scale of 1-10, Dr. Trevino is a 20. He is thorough, knowledgeable and caring. This world…read morereally needs more like him!

I cannot say enough good about our visit with Dr. Trevino. My father now lives with us, 72 years…read moreold, and has suffered a heart attack. More than anything, he wanted to find someone who understood his strong feelings about quality of life, and not fighting "nature taking its course." Dr. Trevino listened so intently for nearly an hour, asked insightful questions, offered sound advice. He was thorough, positive, and most of all so respectful. He comforted my Dad and me greatly. We have researched the DNR policies of Texas extensively, and I must say that this is a complicated state to die in. I wish we'd found Dr. Trevino 3 months again when Dad first moved in. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for superb geriatric care.