spent less than 3 minutes with me. I came in because I've had ongoing and worsening abdominal pain…read morefor over two months and it's impacting my ability to care for my older special needs child who needs physical assistance with all daily living activities. I had a CT scan with contrast that was all clear minus a very small ovarian cyst. He advised me that no other type of scan would help and that there is nothing a CT scan with contrast could have missed that's related to my symptoms. He also said sometimes he wishes he could fake symptoms to get scans so he could rule out anything serious. That made me tear up and I told him that I am not faking symptoms to get scans - he immediately said he wasn't implying that. Just that I'm lucky to know it's not cancer or something more serious. My father has stage 3 colon cancer , my best friend has breast cancer, my work supervisor and friend"s mom has stage 4 brain cancer - so yes, I agree it's great a CT scan did not show any signs of that. Said I should come back if this gets worse (I went to see him because it was getting worse and my PCP had told me maybe I just needed a vacation). As any parent of a kid like mine knows , we don't have time to go to the doctors for ourselves. If I'm here , it's because it's already worse.

Dr. Fass is an outstanding surgeon. I chose him over a decade ago for a Lap Band which saved my…read moremental health and physically finally gave me several years of weight loss, feeling energetic, able to exercise....I could go on and on! The office is very well organized, they have bariatric patients as well as general surgery patients. Jenna is his nurse And his been with him likely longer than I've been his patient as she was there when I went in for my bariatric consultation years ago. Last month Dr Fass did surgery on a large Para-esophageal Hernia with Nissan Fundiplication-he used a DaVinci Robot-He advised a 3 day post op stay-he did such a great job and I was up and about the next morning independently in my room-i discharged on day 2 post operation. He visited me daily. I like his bedside manner, He is caring but very confident and gives explicit directions on follow up care. Prior to surgery he gave me a very good picture of what to expect. He even advised there was a YouTube video that I could observe on the procedure he would be doing. He did not require any gastric surgery to be done when I had this repair unlike another surgeon where I was being treated prior. My incisions healed very nicely and very quickly with no signs or symptoms of infection. I highly recommend Dr. Steven Fass for general surgery as well as bariatric surgery.

Texas Diabetes is simply the best diabetic care in Austin. The entire experience is modern,…read moreefficient, and incredibly well run--everything feels streamlined without ever losing that personal touch. The team is knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely focused on delivering effective, reliable care you can trust. You feel supported, informed, and confident in your treatment every step of the way. If you're looking for top-tier diabetes care that's both cutting-edge and dependable, Texas Diabetes is an easy recommendation.

Dr. Espinosa was exceptional. She was kind, caring, and a good listener. She made me feel at ease…read moreand was extremely knowledgable about my condition and my treatment options.

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 doctors are very attentive to your needs. Jessica is a sweetheart, very kind and thorough. The…read morecheckout ladies are professional yet have a sense of humor to make you feel comfortable.

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.

Professional environment,staff with physicians on site. Competively priced and offer a variety of…read moreservices. Very reliable.

So glad I found this office. Beautiful office and super clean. Easy and fast in and out. I would…read morecome here on my lunch breaks and they would have me in and out quickly. Very accommodating with everything. I started with Hcg and switched to Semaglutide which I loved taking. I also added the extra weekly shots of b12, etc. The ladies in the office are super helpful with ideas of what to do and tips and tricks of diet. The Dr was super friendly and very helpful as well. I came here to lose weight before TTC and lost a total of 20 lbs (even lost a few after my last dose). I'll be back to start back the Semaglutide when I can. Highly recommended.

Gonna start with the good (and the only reason why this review isn't a 1-star review). They helped…read moreme with some diagnoses I had trouble getting from western-trained health insurance MDs. I was glad for that, especially in a period where I got really sick for unknown reasons. But I probably wouldn't do it over again because of what happened to me + the fact that they missed more important, super key diagnoses. Over a few years of being a member, I think the practice had challenges with scaling and balancing the need to attract investors and patients while keeping the quality of care. It really showed in their office staff turnover and gradual decrease in quality of care. Lots of red flags. Dr. Oubre's, while nice-presenting with a good bedside manner, had poor hiring and oversight of some of their on-site treatments, specifically IV treatment is the main reason for the poor review. For IV therapy, probably one of their main money makers (used to cost $1-4k+, probably more now), which was pitched as the main thing to help me recover from my illness, they had an office manager starting IVs, Christie (sp?) (poorly, I might add and very painfully on the upper forearm near the elbow, which any practitioner knows is full of nerves and very painful). Not only did the IV therapy have minimal returns for healing, it was the worst healthcare experience I've had. They IV treatments were very painful for me and they didn't investigate into why (if I had some sort of vascular condition or other concern). A male nurse, who I hope doesn't work there any more, ignored my clear indications of pain and implied that was normal. I was sobbing and for all sessions had very bruised veins. Other nurses also supervised my treatment. They told me it was phlebitis, saw no issue with continuing the treatment and didn't note my symptoms or pain, nor reported any of this to Dr. Oubre. In fact, they falsified the medical records, which I recently discovered only say "X treatment administered. No patient complaint." A straight up lie. I was very communicative the whole time, but trusted my carers that this was normal and my veins would bounce back. They ICED MY VEINS DURING TREATMENT, which basic science will tell you, constricted my veins and made the treatment longer and more painful. They should've probably heated my veins and instructed me to ice after, at the very least. I brought all of this to the attention of Dr. Oubre after 5+ sessions, since no nurse or staff raised any issue, and he offered that I could stop. In the end, years later, I found out from a medical provider I didn't have phlebitis, contrary to their insistence (and still insisting) I actually have permanently scarred veins that are no longer accessible. And have healthcare PTSD from not being listened to and being told repeatedly I'd be fine when I was not okay. To the business response essentially blaming me (saying I could've chosen to stop at any time), I didn't stop because they kept insisting the pain was normal, essentially "coaching" me through the pain to keep going and that the benefits outweighed risks. I was never invited to stop or consider alternative treatment by the people actually seeing me and administering the treatment. They were the authorities, the experts. I believed them. To the idea that there's no way a practice could stay open if these things really happened. I would hope so. But that's just not the case. A lot of providers get away with a lot. And it doesn't mean they never do any good. But doing well for some patients and being a popular doctor doesn't mean you've never made mistakes. And the fact that the doctor is defending his practice by patient-blaming in professional-speak speaks volumes. I love functional medicine in theory, but this experience has made me very, very cautious. Please avoid this practice or at the very least, approach with great caution and document everything.

Such amazing personalized care in the Functional Health sphere by an experienced and skilled MD. If…read moreyou're looking to find the Root Cause of why your health is not what it used to be, he will dig deep, investigate and provide first class care. Also, shout out to the Nutritionist Cerease! 10/10!

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.

Dr. Dickey saved my life…read more These are some of the most empathetic and compassionate people you will ever meet.

Been going there for years... Then yesterday I reached out to make an appointment and Hazel called…read moreme up and said that they'd made a decision that "wasn't political" and that they are no longer working with any patients who are not fully vaccinated. When I mentioned that I had gotten over Covid about 2 weeks ago, Hazel who isn't a medical doctor, told me that I really don't have any natural immunity and that I still needed a vaccine to be seen. Now correct me if I am wrong... Isn't the #1 oath of every doctor, is to, "do no harm"? Well denying a patient for this seems pretty harmful. Additionally, When someone says it isn't political, actually means that it is. Thank you for opening my eyes to your decision to discriminate against your long term patients and I will make it a point to let those we know far and wide where you stand... so that one day there isn't a completely new reason why you won't be able to see them either.