Dr. Gburek saved my life. I was referred to him after an ER visit that not only took my dignity,…read morebut my reputation. Over the course of the last 3 years I can confidently tell you what an amazing man and hidden gem he is. A crisis in our country is the state of the healthcare industry and the toll it takes on providers. Providers can become so overworked or burnt out that they forget to see their patient as a person or have so little time that spending any extra time advocating can seem daunting. Dr. Gburek found me at the lowest point in my life. By simply listening to me, treating me like a human being, and advocating for me; he made all the difference in the world. He carefully made care plans based on my life goals like having children and factors such as my age to refer me to specialists. I had a unique case where I became medically handicapped in terms of medication. Steroids and NSAIDs cause me to develop stomach issues I had never even heard of. Stomach issues that caused me to be unable to eat regularly for nearly an entire year. I was wasting away to nothing while I waited for Cigna or any doctor to help me. I had lost 20 pounds unintentionally in 365 days. He tried to send me to specialists that could find an answer for my symptoms, but to my dismay, those specialists had no answer for me or even any ideas of how to help me. If you've ever been in that position you know how lonely and desolate it can be. It was traumatic To even be brought to that point I spent years of my life arguing with Cigna that my life mattered but, naturally, they only want to hear what the doctor thinks. Even if that doctor has not throughly completed an assessment, offered any treatments aside from medication, or been inappropriate with your care. Dr. Gburek is not one of those providers. He takes your health and goals seriously and will advocate to give you your life back. He is the only provider who advocated for me with Cigna over the last 3 years. My health struggles robbed me of my identity and I believed there was no hope. Dr. Gburek did not leave me with no hope and he did not leave me without solution. Instead, he fought for me and saved my life. By giving me a life with manageable pain, I am able to pick back up the pieces of who I used to be and who I want to become while continuing to help others as he helped me. I want providers like Dr. Gburek to know how important their care is so they don't lose sight of why they do this and continue to help people. I want patients to see this and know that there is hope for your case. He deserves all the praise and I am incredibly thankful for my healthcare hero. Experiencing a chronic health struggle can be dark but hopefully you can find someone like Dr. Gburek to turn on the light.

I came in here for two separate occasions. once for two spine steroid injections in my t4 and t5…read moreand my second visit I had steroid injections into my left hip. both times I was walked through the process and was checked in in a speedy process. the nurses took me in the back and prepped me before the injections. The injections were quick and smooth (not going to say painless because that would be lying) but if you can't have it a little pain, they have the option for a local and aesthetic. If you are dealing with back or hip pain or pain in general your body, I would highly recommend scheduling a visit through your doctor.

Love love love this place. I have dealt with chronic pain for along time and i finally have a…read moreglimmer of hope after finding Dr. White. His staff is so very helpful and friendly. Any questions i have or calls they are right on it. If you have been dealing with chronic pain do yourself a favor and give Dr. Mark White a try. He will sit with you and answer any questions you may have. Very informative and caring. I fell very blessed to have found Dr. White and his awesome staff. I had three spinal injections done and i was in and out so fast. I could not believe the results. It is strange not to have pain in those particular spots . And the procedure is not as bad as it may sound.

I have been a patient of Dr. White's for a little over a year. Before today, I had a good opinion…read moreof him. He's never on time and talks too much but there are worse flaws. I went in today for my monthly follow up appointment. I had had a neck surgery last week which turned out to be extremely painful. I had been in the office the day after the surgery to receive some stronger medication while I healed. Today Dr. White walked in and I couldn't believe what followed. I had waited patiently for over an hour to see him. Then he finally came in and he was extremely agitated. So much so that he was shaking and pacing around the room. I started trying to tell him why I was requesting to see him instead of his PA this visit. He started cutting me off while I was talking, responding very rudely to what I was saying. Then he seemed to lose patience and launched into what turned out to be a 5 minute long assault on me and my character. He told me that I was a liar and a drug addict. He told me that I was obsessed with pain medication. When I tried to respond, surprised but calmly, he swore at me and told me he didn't care what I had to say. He cited early refills and multiple ER visits. When I tried to point out that I had never gone to the ER unless directed to do so by his office, I was again cut off and not allowed to speak. He continued on in a manner that I can only think to describe as cruel and abusive. I was cut off and shut down everytime I tried to speak or ask a question. This went on for almost 5 minutes and he ended by saying that I was to see their addiction specialist to be placed on Suboxone. Then he walked out. I was so shocked by his behavior that I just walked out without a word. To be clear, this is not about the accusation that I was addicted to pain medication. I have been on pain meds for a long time and Dr. White had some valid points. This is entirely about the way he handled it, the way I was treated. He was overly aggressive, too loud, he called me a liar and a drug addict repeatedly, he swore at me and kept cutting me off by telling me he "didn't give a damn" how I was feeling. I believe his attitude and his rant at me fall into the category of abusive. I felt so degraded and embarrassed by the time I left. Not to mention he has left me with only two days of medication left, shortly following a very painful neck surgery. I filed a complaint with Advanced Pain Care and may file one with the Texas Medical Board. What happened to me in that office today was not okay. I will never step foot into that facility again. Update: I spoke to the practice manager at Advanced Pain Care. According to her, the nurse in the room contradicted my complaints. She said the doctor was "stern" with me and never swore. While it's true he didn't cuss me out or anything, he did say "I don't give a damn what you feel about....". I felt it was inappropriate and unprofessional. As far as him being stern, that is a gross understatement. Apparently Dr. White expressed that he was only trying to help me. Well Dr. White, if you feel that's true then I'd like you to know that you have an *awful* way of showing it.

How do they get everyone's billing address wrong? My wife had a great experience with her surgery…read morein Feb 2020 and we just got a collections notice for an overdue balance in November. Did we receive a notice? No. The collections agency spotted the issue - an incorrect address. Come on, AAG, why can't you figure this out?

I had a popliteal nerve block performed by Dr. Ravneet Biring of Austin Anesthesia Group, before a…read morecheilectomy. After surgery, I developed extreme numbness, nerve pain, and muscle atrophy that I did not have before the procedure. EMG and Nerve Conduction testing later confirmed a nerve injury involving the distal sciatic nerve and its peroneal and tibial branches. I have lived with debilitating nerve pain for nearly 2 years and still have numbness, tingling, pain, and weakness in my foot that prevent me from doing many activities I enjoyed before surgery. Most upsetting was the lack of follow-up. I made repeated attempts to contact Dr. Biring or someone with Austin Anesthesia Group and despite leaving multiple messages, never received a call back. I finally learned that Austin Anesthesia Group was affiliated with NAPA and filed a patient complaint with NAPA regarding my concerns and was told I would receive a response within 30 business days. It took 6 months of repeated calls and filing a BBB complaint before I received a response stating my case had been reviewed and denied. I filed a formal claim with the liability insurance company for Austin Anesthesia Group which was rejected with no explanation despite extensive documentation of my nerve injury and lack of communication from NAPA and Austin Anesthesia Group. The lack of timely response created a significant barrier to getting the treatment I needed, and I was left to navigate and finance treatment myself. I am now almost 2 years post-surgery and am faced with the reality that my nerve injury is permanent. My mission is to make sure the public is aware of the negligence of this group and that no one has to go through the same nightmare I have been through.

So I had to have surgery on my lady parts which is major to me! When I scheduled the surgery the…read morecenter had no idea who the anesthesiologist would be. I did not like this at all!! Many from the Oakwood surgery center claimed to not know how to find this out. Until I talked to the older lady at the front. She knew a little about how you can request someone. I called and called and no one got back to me until the day before the surgery. But I did some research of my own and found the Austin Anesthiology Group supplied the Oakwood surgery center. I was most impressed by the backgrounds of doctors Orth, Eddings and Patel. Well at of these only Eddings was willing to make it. So the day of surgery I am in the hospital bed and I had a panic attack because the young nurse kept talking about complications like bleeding, blood vessel damage. Suddenly my blood pressure drops and I am covered in sweat. Just then Dr. Eddings comes in and I thank him for making it and he's like of course. He doesn't draw attention to my condition and just winks at my husband and says after we interview you i've got the good stuff in my pocket-that will make you not even care about any of this. I remember thinking that's impossible. Another impressing thing was that he remembered all of my prep interview that I filled out online and doubled checked with me about the important items. Then sure enough after I was given "the good stuff" I felt good enough to put all my trust in my doctors and announce that they would surely do their best and that I would see them later. I was put in the OR and the general "stuff" burned like hell. Dr. Eddings very professionally said, we will help you with that. What he meant was you'll be out in a few seconds but he chose to not draw attention to the fact that I would soon be under the knife but instead comforted me with what words he chose to use. Very, very skilled professional! He was also reasonable about the amount to pain meds and the type and made sure my husband got them to me exactly 5 hours after surgery. I've had surgery before and trust me-you NEVER want to feel ALL of that post surgery pain. I can't say enough about this doctor!!! I would trust him with my life and the life of my loved ones over and over! 8D

Over a two hour wait just to be seen for a consultation! Office staff is unorganized…read more Very disappointing.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED: I had three extractions performed at the Georgetown office, and I had a…read morewonderful experience; that is to say, if oral surgery can be wonderful. Dr. William C. Cain DDS MD and his staff are consummate professionals who are serious about your care, comfort, and your well being. His chair-side manner is friendly, personable, and confidently reassuring. And if the Doc didn't rock hard enough already, the man served his country in the Marine Corps. Semper Fi and keep up the good work to the whole crew !!!

Fantastic. Truly. Dr Nawaz really cares about me and my pain, and thinks outside the box regarding…read moremy care plan. Chris, his PA, is one of the kindest, most compassionate health care providers I've ever had, and I've had a LOT. He really and truly cares, and it shows. The nurses and front office staff are also great. Sometimes the communication is a wee bit lacking, but when comparing it to other offices, it's definitely still a 5 star place. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this office to anyone.

I have been going there for almost two years now. I moved here from another state. Dr Nawaz and his…read morestaff are very professional and caring

When I had surgery last fall, Arise Medical Center used Westlake Anesthesia Group. The…read moreanesthesiologist and nurse were both great: informative, confident, friendly - all good traits when you are about to be put under and wheeled away. The out-of-pocket estimate was pretty accurate. However, be aware that you need to ask for an estimate for both the anesthesiologist and the nurse. They are billed separately.

Went in for an early AM heart procedure and other than waiting 15min at the front desk for someone…read moreto come on duty, I found St David's Georgetown location to be easy to find (my Uber driver dropped me at the correct entrance) , clean, quiet and modern. The campus is smaller than other hospitals I've been to, which helped me arrive on time, and avoid getting confused about which building my appointment was in. With multiple heart doctors on my team, I can mix up who's doing what when and where. This hospital was manageable. I was in a shared room, (my first) but I had the window side, with a curtain drawn between the two bed areas creating adequate privacy. The single TV on the wall seemed to be more on my side, but there wasn't time to even turn it on. The very attentive nursing staff were busy asking me all the standard questions, double checking my medication list and fasting requirements, what I was there for, etc... all very professional, pleasant and efficient. When they had me ready for the cardiologist, I was wheeled into the surgical area and a new group of faces introduced themselves, went over a few more questions, and then the anesthesiologist said hello and I next thing I said was goodnight! Afterwards, back in my room, I was able to order lunch and had the salmon with veggies and chocolate pudding. The entree was so good! The BF (and my ride home) had arrived just in time to feed it to me as my right arm was in a contraption from the procedure. Discharge came with lots of aftercare notes, phone surveys and a handwritten thank you note signed by all the nurses. Nice touch!

Went to the Emergency Room on 8/22/2026 and received excellent, professional and friendly care…read morefrom the Nurses, Doctor, and support staff! I highly recommend! 5 stars

Dr. Luepnitz is incredible. The care her provides and his knowledge is unparalleled. If you want to…read moreage well, stay healthy and strong, he's your answer!

Dr. LUEPNITZ can help you figure out which supplements your body needs by looking at your lab work,…read moreinterpreting your raw data from genetics testing, and by knowing which medications you are currently taking. He is very polite, and humble, and has helped me and my husband, and several family members. He is amazing!

I have been to the Round Rock practice for five different procedures, all related to lower back…read moreissues and I cannot state enough how kind, compassionate, and well appointed this place is. Dr, Yu has been so helpful in my pain management. I never feel rushed, and he always answers my questions and explains everything thoroughly. The nurses, the assistants , and the people at the front desk are all so kind, caring and empathetic . I recommend them highly.

If you can avoid, Dr. Jake Huntzinger, do so at all costs. He is extremely inexperienced and…read morearrogant to boot. Without going into much detail, from the very beginning of the conversation, you could tell he lacked experience and confidence in his ability to diagnose and/or treat "complex" situations. He started asking me questions like "so what do you think the problem is?". Well, I'm not the doctor, he is. I said just that. He proceeded to say "yeah no I get that but like what did your other doctors think the problem was?" This told me all I needed to know. We discussed a few things, but nothing to do with what was actually going on with me present day. He was more interested in discussing the past and had no insight on what the next steps would or should be. When I asked him what the plan would be, his reply was that he didn't know. This then prompted me to ask him how long he's been working at this practice. I guess this upset him as he stood up, took his laptop and said we were going in circles and he walked out like the true "professional" he is. I wasn't going to just accept that this grown man "physician" could throw a temper tantrum after I took off work, waited two weeks for this appointment, and paid an $80 co-pay so I made the nurse go back and get him. Both nurses that came in with him (one the first time, another the second time) apologized sincerely after he was out of ear shot because they heard how ridiculous he sounded. Celia (one of the nurses) had let me know he was out last week for training, but it's clear it didn't help.