I'm in physical therapy now (about 2 weeks in), and have a way to go yet, but I'm very pleased with…read morethe progress I have already made with Brad, my therapist. He is clearly well qualified, he's very nice, and he listens and responds to my comments and questions. The facility is very well equipped and pleasant to be in (and I'm really glad they opened a Georgetown satellite and I don't have to deal with the Austin traffic). Home exercises that are specifically for my needs are posted on line each week, and have videos as well as written instructions. They're pretty easy to follow (though not necessarily easy for me to do ). I feel blessed to have the opportunity to be at Symmetry and especially to work with Brad. Even though it's sometimes hard work, I actually look forward to the sessions.

Really love Symmetry and Kelsy, my PT. The facility is great, the staff is amazing and my knees are…read moreimproving!

Everything!!! Communication is horrible the place looks ok Mondays through Friday weekends it…read morestinks my moms hair is never brushed she looks like she has had the same clothes on for a couple of days. I wish I could find a different place but with Medicaid your choices are limited the DON is the most uncaring person I have ever met. A few nurses are sweet and work hard but I can count them on one hand. The staff only smile and act friendly when they are doing a tour then after that very few people even speak when you come in. The care is the minimum they have to do. If you have a choice go somewhere else.

They do the best that they think they are doing but they have lost a lot of the nursing staff…read morebecause of pay issues

On average I work out 7+ times per week doing different exercise modalities. That type of activity…read moreon your body takes its toll. I used to get massages on a regular basis but fell off the massage wagon. A friend of mine highlighted that she has gotten massages once a month for the last 14 years. I was definitely behind the 8 ball on massages. My friend's long-term revelation was eye-opening, so I decided to get a massage today with Green Care Massage, which is located on W. Parmer, next door to Tomo Sushi. My massage choice was a deep tissue massage. Those polls are not for curtains!!! When my massage therapist asked me could she work on my back, I thought, I said yes. What she actually said was can I "walk" on your back. In my head, I was thinking why do her hands feel like feet...because they were feet! Snappity, snap, snap...I was getting a full on Ashiatsu massage (also known as back walking massage or barefoot massage). If you are not aware, Ashiatusu is a technique where the massage therapist uses their feet to apply deep pressure while holding onto overhead bars for balance and control. The word "Ashiatsu" is a Japanese word meaning (ashi=foot and atsu= pressure.) Apparently, my back was so tight I needed Ashiatsu first. My massage beginning to end was incredibly effective and rejuvenating experience. From the moment the session began, it was clear the massage therapist was highly skilled and knew her craft. The deep, slow strokes and focused techniques worked through my knots and tight muscles, especially in my back and legs. While there were moments of intensity that you would expect with deep tissue work, it was never painful (pressure...no pain). Afterward my body felt like it had exhaled and breathing fresh air.... well worth the time and money. I could feel the tension evaporating with each targeted movement. It is important note, I felt soreness in my neck and back during the massage that I did know existed previously. After the massage session, I noticed a significant improvement in my mobility and range of motion. My usual stiffness had disappeared. I do not know if I will get a massage once a month, but I certainly will not wait too long before another one.

Worse massage ever!!! - i specifically asked for a deep tissue. I kept on asking her to make it…read moredeep. She just kept on rubbing oil but not massaging much less deep tissue. The room was way too cold, when I told her she turned up the temp of the bed but my feet were still cold, it was just uncomfortable. The rocks were way too hot, they were burning when she put them in my back. The massage table was horrible. I kept on having to move bc my forehead was hurting. On the check out, the credit card tip was only set to 35% ir higher unless you customize. Do NOT go there. It's a waste of money and time

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.

Why do we need to fill out the same paperwork three times?…read more Time wasting health care practices abound.

Such a great place. Had the pleasure of being seen today by Dr. Mac…read moreI made my appointment about a week ago for some knee pain I have been feeling. Quick run down I was working out and felt a small pin pain kind of thing on the exterior of my right knee. I woke up the next morning with my right knee in way more pain and not really able to bend. So I took the weekend to relax and just see if my old body could work it out in its own. Well it didn't. I took the following wk off from working out and kept movement limited. Jump to today. I am still having some pain definitely not like the two days after, but something is not right. Dr. Mac was amazing Was on time and spent real time talking with me and finding out what I was feeling. Looked over my whole body and there is definitely some small issues with joints but the Dr. and my self have a plan moving toward. For the knee pain he addressed my concerns and walked me thru the recovery process giving me so many recommendations to help speed it up and ensure a correct heal. I'm very happy I went today and got some answers. Looking fwd to next time I see Dr. Mac and the team.

Dr. Mac & his staff are amazing. I have been battling sciatica pain for over a decade due to a car…read moreaccident. NO AND I MEAN NOOOOOO chiropractor has been able to resolve my issue and help maintain it. I have been to over dozen Chiropractic offices in the last 10+ years. When we moved to Austin area 2 years ago I was in desperate need of adjustment ( like i was dying of my sciatica pain). I came across The Spine Lab & IM SO GLAD I DID. I'm fortunate enough that this office is within my insurance network. Doctors knows exactly how to adjust you & as he always says he doesn't care for pops and cracks. Cherry on top of this office is that you can get specific area that you are battling be treated by his wondering message team. Rose & Elizabeth are both amazing and know exactly how to get deep into the knots. Me and my husband love this office and the team so much that even after moving to Lago Vista we still drive down to Austin to go see this amazing team.

My review was meant for Gracey Woods II only. That's the…read moreonly facility I am familiar with. I have reposted my review to them. Sorry for any confusion! My sister, fortunately, was referred to stay at Gracey Wood II a little over two years ago for hospice care. I have experienced a lot of different care centers for family members over my 77 + years but their facility is BY FAR the best and most consistent quality care center I have ever seen. Every time I would visit I had nothing but the best experience with their entire staff, protocols and cleanliness. They have been such a relief to me and my other family members to know that our sister was treated so well, humanely and professionally. She passed away two days ago and we will always be so thankful for the way they took such great care of her! Thank you to Gracey Woos II and their entire staff and administration! Please keep up the great service you provide! Riok Kubes

Worked there for 3 days I wouldn't recommend putting you're loved one there. Awful CNAs were rude…read moreroaches in rooms toilets didn't work half the TV's didn't work rushed showers Just a real crappy place. Don't put your loved ones here please

The chiropractor to go to! They don't pressure you to sign up for a whole year or anything…read more Everyone is really nice too. Check them out!

Had to look for a new Chiro, as my old one - of 18 years - went off my insurance. Dr. Doubt was…read moreterrific!! She was exactly what I was looking for - knowledgeable, professional, and great at communicating exactly the issues she found after a very thorough exam. Then she went to cracking, and I haven't felt this good in months!! I am so glad to have found someone as reliable as her.

I don't think I can say enough great things about Julie - besides being a wonderful therapist and…read moreperson, she genuinely cares and is extremely insightful! This shows in how well she listens and interacts, is able to pinpoint the issue(s), and also with just how easy she is to connect with. She has a way of putting a person at ease while getting to the root of things and working together for a solution. She has done so much for me personally, and I am truly grateful for her! If you are looking for an amazing therapist, you should look no further!

My first review of Julie D. Lee, LCSW was posted 1/9/19 so it's time for an update…read more I originally found my way to Julie a few years after severe and permanent injuries caused me to lose my health and career, which put enormous strains on my personal relationships. I wasn't sure I would survive at all, much less figure out how to make sense of the predicament. Prior to the catastrophe I defined my worth as a human being, my actual right to live and breathe, through work and the ability to provide for my family. That's generally a good thing, right? Workaholism is complicated. That issue alone can cause serious problems if it gets away from you. In my case, it blew up in my face when I became bedridden and unable to perform even the most basic functions, dressing and feeding myself, bathing... It took many years of excruciating effort, surgical interventions, daily physical therapy, pain management, etc., to regain a life worth living. Part of that process was accepting the fact that my injuries were permanent and I would never be the person I was before. As it turned out, I also lost a parts of me that had been causing harm to my loved ones for decades... workaholism and all the nasty little traits that were hammered into my personality in childhood. Long story short, I was raised in an extremely violent home by whackadoo parents. In the small West Texas farming community in which I was raised during the 60's and 70's, it was perfectly normal for adults in schools, churches, etc., to ignore obvious signs of child abuse. The overlapping bruises and open wounds on my back, arms, legs, and torso rarely had time to heal before more were added. My brothers and I were manipulated into fighting one another like cats and dogs and to wage emotional warfare. It seemed there was no escape from the cycle of epic violence. I followed a stereotypical path through the criminal justice system in my teens, left home at 15 years old, and became a business owner just before my 20th birthday. I became a lifelong business owner and high producer...never looked back and thought I "had it all figured out." News flash: I did not have it all figured out. I would not be alive today if I hadn't reached out for help -- not just from surgeons and such, but also those wonderful people in the behavioral health specialties -- psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers. Each played a roll in the seemingly impossible task of essentially un-hammering my mind and guiding me back to a life worth living. This is where Julie comes into the picture. My wife and I rely on her for couples counseling and we are both happier for it. Julie does an outstanding job untangling communication issues and helping us see and understand underlying issues that cause stress and confusion. My wife and I also rely on individual counseling with Julie to focus on issues more specific to our own life experiences and to better understand really...everything. I still don't "have it all figured out." But I do know this: Before the injuries that broke my body down and left me a basket case, the things that I thought were most important in life, and the tools I used work my way through it, were partly correct but also intolerably self defeating. And worse, I was inadvertently hurtful to those I cared about the most. Those are tough lessons for an old billy goat like me. But I am a better person for it and I can very clearly see how much happier my life is now. So thank you Julie Lee. Thank you for going above and beyond.