People behind the front desk are terrible . Unprofessional. Not nice . It's the first thing you see…read moreand if they're not on Facebook they're talking too loud about personal stuff. If you ask them questions, they accuse you of being disrespectful. I receive a letter where they missed two of my appointments in a row and I thought it would be an apology but it was from a boss who wasn't there who took the front desk side of the story and accused me of being bad patient behavior. Absolutely unbelievable. She didn't even contact me and she wasn't there and I received a handwritten letter saying how bad my behavior was. Didn't even call . Unbelievable

Happy with this clinic, like doctors and staff. All my…read morefamily comes here! Convenient location as well

Dr. Ikbal is shockingly misinformed about nutrition, pushing urban legends that were disproved…read moredecades ago. This is all the more astounding because nutrition was her undergraduate degree. She also doesn't appear to practice evidence-based medicine. After her asking me what I eat in a typical day, she asked, "Where do you get your protein?" (Ugh. The idea that protein is hard to come by is flatly wrong and severely outdated. As Dr. Nestle, chair of the NY University nutrition dept. said, *26* years ago "We never talk about protein anymore, because it's absolutely not an issue, even among children. If anything, we talk about the dangers of high-protein diets. Getting enough is simply a matter of getting enough calories." The DV/RDA is ~8% of calories from protein, while grains are ~13% protein, vegetables 23%, etc.) She then tried to tell me that I had to combine plants foods to get a complete protein. (That was an urban legend promoted by a popular 1971 book, whose author recanted ten years later. The USDA nutrient database shows that individual vegetables, grains, and beans have all essential amino acids, in higher amounts than what we need.) Finally, she said I should eat more fat. I asked if there were science to support the idea that an addition of fat to an otherwise healthy diet improves health outcomes. Her reply was like, "I've been a doctor for 20 years...." Meaning, no science. By the way, she asked why I chose her, and I said that one of her patients wrote in a review about how he was able to get off all his meds for Crohn's Disease. Dr. Ikbal replied that the patient took himself off the meds, it wasn't her doing. Anyway, after hearing so much misinformation in just a brief, limited interaction, I have to wonder what other misinformation Dr. Ikbal is operating on. If you want a physician who practices evidence-based medicine, you'll probably want to look elsewhere. UPDATE: After I left the above review, suddenly DOZENS of glowing 5-star reviews appeared within a few days, about 1/3 of which are from people not even in the Austin area, many not even in the same state, and many of whom have zero other reviews on Yelp. Yelp has understandably moved most of these to the "Reviews Not Recommended" section. Is Dr. Ikbal buying fake reviews? Draw your own conclusions.

Our whole family has been seeing Dr. Katriny Ikbal for what I guess is about four years now. Dr…read more Ikbal is one of the nicest and most informed doctors we've seen in years. She's made numerous referrals to specialists as needed and has always expressed her utmost concern for our health and well-being. Don't let a negative review dissuade you from using her. In an age where healthcare costs $1,000s a month with high deductibles her medical practice model is the future of healthcare. She's reasonably priced, we've rarely had to wait more than a day to see her and in a crunch she'll make herself available by phone. One of the sweetest people you will ever meet. She's well versed in both conventional medicine and alternative approaches. Yes, she'll nag me about getting my annual bloodwork which is included in her fee but she does it politely and because she cares. Fred M. and Family

This is a great location. The office & building is very easy to find. The staff is very friendly…read moreand helpful.

Due to an accident in 9/24, my face was smashed and my nose bleed like you wouldn't believe. The ER…read moresaid, if you broke your nose then it might not show and there is nothing we can do about it. (Did I break my nose?, We don't know and "studies" show that it probably won't show up in X-rays".) Did I have a concussion? Same answer. How much did I pay for absolutely no help? Over $1000 for EMS and $300 for the bad service. Rude nurses and doctors. . Then my PCP sent me to ER for chest pain in 2/25. For fear of a heart attack. He sent me. he wanted them to do lab work, stress test and ct scan. . I went and after a simple X-ray and blood work, they said, even though my blood pressure was in the danger zone that they don't know why I have chest pains and that studies show that they tests my PCP wanted were not needed. $450 for nothing except an absolutely awful and mean and horrible nurse. Then the exit person told me they cater to the FOUR assisted living homes in their immediate area. That keeps them busy and it's all Medicare. Which I use private insurance. It explains a lot why the service is horrible. Later another physician told me to stay away from anything related to BSW because they run it like an HMO and deny services.

When a doctor takes an oath to help people, part of that help is billing their insurance. It may be…read moretrue this doctor is one great practitioner, but there is no reason why she should nor be able to bill insurance. Read the oath again and think long and hard who you really help. Only the affluent. Sad state that healthcare is in today due to all the greed. No one is in it to help ALL IN NEED anymore. 11/19/19 Reply to Owner:

Let me start by saying that I've known some excellent doctors, and have had a couple of…read moreearth-shatteringly bad experiences as well. Dr. Julie Reardon has surpassed my wildest expectations of what a family physician CAN--and is willing--to do. I think that's in part because she is a phenomenal physician and person, and I suppose the Harvard education and work with Dr. Andrew Weil doesn't hurt. I'll add that all of the folks in her office are equally as competent and caring. If you are contemplating a visit to Dr. Reardon, it's because you haven't been feeling as well as you should--probably for quite some time. Your insurance-covered doctor has run some general tests that haven't shown anything all that extraordinary; and while you may greatly respect your PCP as I do, you realize that time and budget constraints limit the ability to which they can explore your issues. You may have been told that it's your impending menopause, or your weight, or that you perhaps should consider antidepressants. This is the state of medicine in our current era of managed care, and it's nobody's fault. Sometimes it just IS. Know that, if you can afford her services, "Dr. Julie" will leave no stone unturned in helping you find that road to recovery. She's not one of those "vanity doctors" who will hand you creams, diets, and vitamins to make you ageless and extra hot...although feeling better usually makes you look better! She's a serious, science-based physician with an uncanny ability to relate the typically unrelated, and see the "big picture" of your health situation. In our initial visit, she caught on to trending issues I'd never thought of before, including a potential genetic makeup that leaves me prone to certain problems with mood and energy level that are exacerbated by stress...and I've had a year of that! She ran a gamut of tests after explaining the purpose of each one, and uncovered a problem so critical it was a wonder I even had the energy to get out of bed in the morning. I am no less impressed with our follow-up discussions. She has referred to another provider for an area outside of her realm, and also recommended simple vitamin and supplement changes that will do me a world of good. At the same time, she's not that earth-crunchy guru that's going to mandate that that you live on purified air and chants...hers are moderate lifestyle changes for real people living in our everyday world. Dr. Julie doesn't take insurance, but that allows her to spend true quality time with the patients who sign on with her. I will say that, for the fees involved, I feel like it's been a very good choice for my healthcare dollars. I am finally getting some solid answers as to why I've felt HORRIBLE over just this last year, and I finally feel confident knowing someone's got my back while I take steps to get better. I think there are a lot of docs out there who dream of having a practice like Dr. Julie's--and she has made that dream a reality. When I think about how quickly Dr. Julie started "cracking the case", and all the co-pays and labs past that never quite addressed my issue, I realize that I have now SAVED time and money in the long run. What's more...I could have gotten REALLY sick were it not for Dr. Julie and her findings. She very well might have saved my future from being...well, not so bright. Thinking about calling for an appointment with Dr. Julie Reardon? I say go for it...you will NOT regret it, and you have everything to gain.

I had to leave a review because the ones I saw on here are so far from true! This practice is the…read morebest out of all practices I've ever experienced in all my time in America. I am not one for leaving reviews for doctors because it is such an intimate experience, yet I had to after reading what was said on here. I will first and foremost address the blood work. First of all, I am the first and most biggest advocate for anti blood work, I was so scared my self for the process that I pushed it back like a year. But that was so stupid of me because the staff at Bee Cave Family Practice was beyond anything I could imagine. My blood was taken by a straight up genius in blood taking, I mean honestly the staff at the front office was more there for me than my own blood mother. Im not going to lie, this practice is like one in a million. I have so many good words to say that it wouldn't do justice leaving a review. This practice has healed me in more ways than I ever expected a doctors office to do. I recommend them above anyone and anything else in the state.

I was hypnosis by an LPN who works for bee cave family practice without my knowledge or consentread more

A year ago last April I had a Aortic Valve heart surgery at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. I had…read morerecently moved to Lakeway and needed to find a new Primary Care Physician. I came across Dr. Freeland's name and looked up and read that he went to medical school in the same small town that I went to college, Kirksville, Missouri. If you chose to be a D.O. instead of an M.D., then Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine was a good choice. While I lived in Kirksville I got to know a couple of men who were surgery professors. They were outstanding men of character and counted it an honor to be known by them. So, when I read that this Dr. Freeland was in Lakeway I was looking forward to meeting him and having him be my new Primary Care Physician. My first appointment with Dr. Freeland was as if they had shredded any and all information about me. After my heart surgery the Mayo Clinic sent all my records to Bee Cave Family Practice. Mayo is one of top two Heart Hospitals in the world (you will receive the finest care there.). So, when I went for my initial visit and then filling out all the however many pages just to have my blood drawn for a INR value they were not at all prepared for a 2 minute blood draw and I could be on my way. My appointment finished at around 11:50 and was asked to come back after lunch at 1:00 to take blood sample, I left and came back later and finally got it drawn. The next time I came back I found the front office team to be disorganized. I was most frustrated that they did not call me (even though they said they would) to let me know the INR results. As I stated previously, I was really looking forward to having this doctor, but with several issues for me after only two visits I needed to find someone else. It has been a year since I was at Bee Cave Family Practice. I've written just a couple of times about less than acceptable services, unfortunately, this is one.

Stay away unless you prefer your doctor trying to convince you about QAnon and other wildly…read moredistorted government conspiracies while you just want to know if you need allergy medicine!! Covid's done some things to people. This was very disappointing.

Dr. Bennett is awesome. I hope he never retires. He is so knowledgeable about so many things and…read morekeeps up on all the new stuff in medicine

Dr. Bennett is a highly reliable and well-respected physician, both among patients and fellow…read morespecialists. He has provided outstanding care to my entire family of four. Every specialist he refers us to has been top-tier, reflecting his excellent judgment and dedication to our long-term health. Thank you for keeping us healthy. 5 + star review

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.

I believe I was seen by Natalia. She did Through exam and…read moredidn't make me feel like I was rushing her when I asked some extra questions at the end. I appreciated all the perspectives she presented about some tests and cared about preventive measures as well n gave referrals along the way.

Do not waste your time here - you will get assigned a 10 minute visit and they will drag you back…read more2-3more times. He is clearly too over whelmed for his patients

There is no option to give Zero stars. I saw David Gabriel first time for my Annual physical…read morebecause my physician has retired so I have changed the group to see new physician. He only spent about 10 minutes and refuse to listen when I started to mention couple things and he said his PA took more time (she took about 10 to 12 minutes), so he has no time to listen to me. I felt it was rude to talk to a patient like that. I was perplexed that he did not even do at least very minimal tests such as prostate and rectal exam but guess what I have received a invoice from his office "first time ever" for annual visit and I have paid it immediately. Now, I have been waiting for my referral, but they have been saying I need to change my primary physician by calling BCBS and I did and provided them the reference number given to me by BCBS. Still, I didn't get my referral and waiting for more than 3 months and BCBS said they have David Gabriel as my PP but his office failed to straighten my records. I called BCBS multiple times, they confirmed that David Gabriel is my PP but when I call his office the staff simply says my insurance still has previous physician as my PP, without even trying to check back with BCBS. I am changing my physician.

My husband and I have been patients of Dr. Reddy for about 7 years. I find her to be very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. She was a great resource when dealing with my husbands cancer diagnosis, and I believe she referred us to the best doctor in Austin to deal with it. I do admit that her staff seem a little testy from time to time, but it's worth it once the doctor arrives. Many times she runs behind schedule, but then, she never rushes either of us when its our turn, so it's something we're willing to deal with (this may be why the staff is testy - they have to deal with unreasonable patients that don't realize what comes around goes around with the "time with the doctor" situation). I trust her with my health and hope to remain a patient for many years to come.

I do not recommend this doctor. Her front staff was extremely rude the times I went to her - to…read morethe point that, at one point, they hung up on me when I called. Dr. Reddy seemed personable at first. However, she never seemed fully knowledgeable about what she was doing. She recommended tests that later specialists in the field would say were unnecessary. She wouldn't accept any other doctor's opinion (this is my health; it is my right to get a second opinion if you're telling me to do something I feel is either expensive or potentially dangerous to my health). She would get angry if I didn't do exactly what she said (despite telling her of the above specialists' recommendations to the contrary of her advice). I was very disappointed with this doctor. I'd heard that she was good, but that was not my experience in the times I went to her. I have, since, found another doctor that actually is willing to work with me instead of dictating to me. Dr. Reddy never could comprehend that it's best to actually work WITH the patient instead of treating them like they don't know their own bodies.