I was an inpatient at Seton Wilco and I was so impressed by every person I met. They are hands…read moreabove employees at any other healthcare facility inAustin, any of the other Seton facility or St. David's period! The food was outstanding, the therapists, nursing staff, housekeeping, etc. There was plenty of staff available in order to meet patients demands. I felt comfortable and safe!

Beware: You wouldn't know it from the name "Seton," but this is a Catholic group. And if you're…read morelike me, you want religion to stay out of the medical realm. Here's my story: When I was in my late 30s (I believe this was 2014), I went to my doctor's office for a checkup. (I'm not posting this until now because I didn't want to get my doctor into trouble.) She asked how my periods were. I told her they were completely normal. Later during the appointment, I asked her if she could prescribe me birth control. She asked why. I thought that was a stupid question, so I just looked at her. She then told me the medical group was Catholic (it's called "Seton," not "St." something, so I didn't even know), and she could only prescribe me birth control for irregular periods. (She stressed that it wasn't her choice.) So then she asked if I had irregular periods. I can't even explain how I felt. I lied (and we both knew I lied) and said yes. But when I got the prescription and read about the risks of the pills to someone my age, I didn't even bother taking them. I wished she would have spent that time in her office talking to me about the risks (as a medical practitioner should) instead of performing some silly dance that the Church and Seton dictated. I was there for my physical health after all, and religion shouldn't be a part of that.

Jacquese at the front desk is the most rude and obnoxious person i have ever dealt with and she has…read morebeen that way each time I have come in. I have been coming to Total Mens for three years and like Luke but will be moving to BSW.

Who ever runs their appointment settings is not what I am personally looking for in a doctors help…read more I went there about 3 times the visit was alright but I'll never go back there and find a different doctor The lady's in the front are always weird and their communications always feels like they think they better than you ! I hope that helps my fellow men choose a different doctor

This lady rocks!!! I loved her from my first visit, which was nerve wracking, as it was for cancer,…read morebut she made me feel at ease, and was with me all the way. Her nurses are awesome, everyone at Tx Oncology was tops in my book. And she cured me!

I have been meeting up with Dr Correa (sp?) for several months now. With my hectic workout schedule…read moremy back was taking a brunt of it all and I realized I needed regular care, not something that's just on-demand or only when I am injured. I picked this place because it was close to where I work but I can whole-heartedly recommend this place to anyone who wants to get an adjustment and feel better quickly. Another reviewer said they don't take x-rays and I really do like that too! Other places make you go through all the 'process' while all you need is instant relief. They have a whole bunch of health products but I haven't tried any of them yet. Perhaps one day I will :) Thank you Dr! Also, they have two massage therapists who do a bang up job and leave you feeling like a million bucks! :)

I tried to make an appointment to see Dr Correia today. However, I won't be able to as…read moreunfortunately Hope her receptionist was extremely rude over the phone and didn't listen to a word I said! If it is that difficult before I had even made an appointment I won't bother. I am posting this do Dr Correia can hopefully read it and understand that there may be others who never get to see her due to the way they are treated by Hope! I sent a message on the website today but never heard back. I am suspecting that Hope screens those. Thank you. I found another chiropractor to see today, one whose front office are aware of my insurance and how it works.

This clinic was my first experience at this VA Clinic for my service-connected disabilities. It was…read morerecommended to me by one of my other battle buddies. This outpatient clinic offers offers primary care and specialty health services, including mental health services, X-rays, laboratory services, nutrition counseling, women's health services, and more.. Compared to my previous clinic in Temple, TX, this facility is much more advanced, as many veterans have noted. It's modernized, and I didn't notice many veterans waiting to be seen, which hopefully reflects a reduction in the backlog we know has affected the VA for some time. If you're new to this clinic or the VA system in general, on the 4th floor you have two areas where you can walk up to check in or get assistance. It's also a good idea to create an account through the VA website or mobile app, available for both Apple and Android devices. The VA's mobile app is quite useful, providing a wealth of information on your service, benefits, letters, and, most importantly, details about your appointments and prescriptions. One thing the VA could improve on is giving clearer directions for appointments, as it can be overwhelming for someone new to the system. That said, the staff here have been helpful and informative overall, with plenty of people available to guide you through the process. While some employees may have the attitude issues that others have mentioned, I generally don't let it affect my experience unless it impacts my care. Speaking of care, my experience here has been an awesome experience so far. My primary care physician is very attentive and the nurses to include the employees all have great attitudes and look like they are happy to work here. For more information about this clinic and its services, you can visit their website: [Cedar Park VA Clinic](https://www.va.gov/central-texas-health-care/locations/cedar-park-va-clinic/). Parking here is plentiful, so there's no need to worry about finding a spot. If you have an ISA placard or the ISA symbol on your Disabled Veteran (DV) license plates, there are designated spaces right in front of the building. Upon exiting your appointment you will check out with the staff to ensure you have all your information updated and the next appointment scheduled. You can also up date any information that is incorrect on your VA profile here.

I've always been treated medically and personally well at the VA. Appointment wait time is better…read morethan I've received outside of the VA.

I had the greatest experience with Kate my midwife. Her calming care and expertise helped me get…read morethrough my third pregnancy so much easier than my first two pregnancies. I had so much time to get to know her and she prepped for the delivery and what to expect in having a home birth. It was truly the most beautiful and calming experience I've ever had. I only wish I could've had all my babies with her care. And I could only hope everyone could be so lucky to have such an amazing midwife and experience as I did with Kate.

Kate and Michelle were wonderful from beginning to end, and made my homebirth dream come true. My…read morecare was never rushed and truly feels like they became part of our family as we got to know each other during the pregnancy. They are both very passionate about what they do. Can't imagine doing my next birth any other way!

I'm so glad I came across home birth honey for my 1st pregnancy. They are wonderful women and…read morehelped me feel heard.

I just birthed my 3rd baby and 2nd home birth honey with the honeys :) (baby #1 was born in a…read moredifferent state). The care I received was nothing short of life giving they supported me holistically as a woman - mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually. I adore these women for all that they are and would not want to birth any other way! If you're considering birthing at home, this is the way to do it. Their breadth of knowledge is amazing game changer, and the fact that they really take the time in each appointment to listen to your questions and concerns helps you to feel empowered as a woman and a mother. I'm sad this is my last baby, because it is so nice to see them regularly

Awesome nurses and great support for my mother. The dr. Is very experienced with elderly care with…read morehis psychiatric background.

They were very unresponsive when my father was trying to have a medication called in for treatment…read morefor Covid. He is 90 years old and has multiple myeloma. He wanted to start on an antiviral so that he wouldn't end up having a severe outcome or end up in the hospital. They didn't bother to call back, they just said the normal Nurse Practitioner only works Monday and Tuesday, and nobody else was available. They said they wouldn't be able to see him for 3 days. When I called to find out the reason for lack of response, the director said that they couldn't call in an antiviral for Covid, because it doesn't exist. If they were up-to-date on treatments for Covid, they would know that Paxlovid, an antiviral for Covid, received an emergency use authorization a couple of months ago. In studies, it prevented serious illness/hospitalization up to 80% of the time. We ended up having to go to the ER just so he could receive the antiviral medication that this clinic claims doesn't exist. He'll be changing doctors soon. This group makes their money by visiting patients when they aren't really sick (in independent living apartments), but are nowhere to be found when a patient actually requires care.