St David's care now facility is exactly what you would expect from an urgent care/doc in the box. I…read moreappreciate the fact that you can join the wait online rather than having to show up in person and sit in the waiting room. I have been to this location a couple of times now, and what I have learned is that they often don't know what's wrong with you. Today, for example, they could not figure out whether I'm having an allergic reaction to a mosquito bite or something else. The recommendation was to make an appointment to see my dermatologist. Lesson learned... Next time I'll start there and save myself the co-pay. The staff were all very nice and they are trying to be helpful.

I usually go to the Care Now Tech Ridge location but there cray tech was not in today. they had to…read moresend me to the burnet location and this location is absolutely horrible I would not recommend going to this location there was a wait when they had no patient, all of the staff are rude and inconsiderate! we will not be coming here again and I hope you don't either if you decide to use a Care Now go to the Tech Ridge location!

I will forever refer people to Ally for emergency medical care! It's so much better than urgent…read morecare. Not only do they have imaging like CT scans, but they also have fantastic staff. Everyone from the front desk to the imaging area was so kind, helpful and knowledgeable. The nurses were thorough, professional, and caring. The radiology tech was one of the nicest people I've met in a minute! The doctor actually spoke to me like a real person. This was in stark contrast to the CareNow clinic I visited earlier in the day wherein the doc stared at his computer screen as he typed the whole time he was in the room with me. At Ally, the doc had a conversation and let me have a voice in my care plan. She actually seemed like she cared about what was going on with me even though we didn't really figure it out. She made she I was safe to go about life and try to figure it out with my pcp, which was all I needed. I had seen the Ally logo around but didn't know what it was. Now I know they are my emergency medicine ally! Hope I don't have to go back, but know I'll choose Ally over anywhere else if I do.

I wanted to follow up. My son is back at work after the emergency surgery. Again, I can't express…read morehow important the visit to Ally turned out to be for my family.

The young woman working the front desk provided some of the worst customer service I've ever…read moreexperienced. I came in with an appointment for a mask fitting since I work as a nurse, and she told me they didn't have anyone available and didn't have my mask - without even bothering to check. She just pointed me to a different location and sent me on my way. I drove to CareNow at Mueller & Burnet, where they also said they couldn't do mask fittings. Mueller then told me they recommend bringing the mask from my hospital, which was information the original front desk should have mentioned in the first place instead of wasting my time. Here's where it gets worse: My delivery receipt showed my mask had been delivered to this St. David's location all along. I drove back (40 minutes round trip) to retrieve it. When I returned and showed the same front desk employee the delivery confirmation, she got immediately defensive and claimed she'd been working the past three days and hadn't seen ANY mail. She dismissed the evidence right in front of her face, sat there clicking her nails with an attitude like she was annoyed that I dared to ask her to do her job. Then the manager came back--with my mail with my name on it - proving it was there the entire time. Did this employee apologize? No. She made excuses and showed zero accountability for wasting my time and gas money. This employee's laziness, attitude, and refusal to simply check before sending patients away is completely unacceptable. She needs serious retraining or shouldn't be in a customer-facing role. Do better, CareNow St. David's.

We have been to this clinic a dozen times. Christina was at the front desk. Shared with here the…read moreapp said we have a 6PM appointment. It is 6PM now. She said it would be an hour before we can be seen. Then she said it would be two hours. Asked her if we could come back. She then said it could be short. It could be short or it could be long. She said maybe you should go somewhere else. Super bad customer service.

I brought my mom in here, we had a wonderful experience. She was met within 15 min of checking-in…read moreand they resolved her congestion and got her on meds very quickly. I had a better experience here than any other center I've taken here to here in Austin. Our Dr is Dr oglesby, she was sweet, Knowledgeable and attentive.

Unethical urgent care. Prescribed the wrong medication then said they would have to charge again…read morethe full rate of an in person evaluation to prescribe the correct one. The provider was on the phone and wouldn't even refill the less effective prescription.

I had injured my knee, again, and really needed to have it looked at…read more This place was open and convenient and looked like there was no wait time. I was wrong. I understand it is an emergency-like center but only having 1 person who can deal with customers doesn't seem good. I don't have an answer for staffing but the wait took a long time as person after person came it and was bumped ahead of me due to their injuries. I am NOT saying it was wrong for folks hurt more than me to be looked at first, but having a wait time of under 10 min go nearly to 2 hours was a bit much. The person who checked me out, Jason, was extremely professional. He wanted to make sure he understood what was wrong and worked to fix it. There was no rush to get me healed/fixed and move on (probably part of the reason for the wait). Maybe if they could clone Jason.... Overall I would say it was OK for what I needed and it seemed OK for the folks who REALLY REALLY needed the services. I would give the employees 5 stars, the wait 3 thus the final...

My experience at the MedSpring Burnet location could not have been any better…read more Joseph, the receptionist, was very kind and friendly, and I was seen immediately after filling out paperwork. Upon leaving, he wished me luck in my recovery and was all smiles. Celina was very kind and welcoming and made me feel very comfortable, and went above and beyond to recommend me the proper allergy relief on top of my prescribed medications. Additionally, Dr. Jason Cline was very kind, and truly listened to my concerns and responded accordingly. Additionally, I received a follow-up call from MedSpring to check on my recovery, which was very professional and kind. This location was recommended to me - clearly for good reason - and I will definitely be returning here first when I need to be seen again!

Had a random bout of food poisoning and I saw this place on google. I was able to schedule when I…read morewould arrive, which I loved, and everything from intake to lab testing was quick and easy. Very nice staff who listens. My only issue is that I was awaiting my lab results and they never called. I eventually ended up calling them and they said the doctor would call me back. The doctor called me back 30 mins later to tell me my results. So why didn't you all call? lol.

With 3 visits over about 4 years, I continue to really appreciate their help. All were walk in…read more First was pain in walking, second was a ruptured Baker's Disc behind my left knee and this time it was a virus (gladly not Covid19 or Flu). Superb help each time, highly recommend ... seemingly as good as Drs. Fischer and Stokes at Parmer / Avery Ranch were before they retired / sold out which is saying a lot.

i've gone to this urgent care over the years. the wait time varies but is often long…read more I appreciate being able to email them my health history and medication list, as both are long & complex. I think my doing that may be why the Dr who saw me took me seriously, (i saw he had printed out my health history and had highlighted things in it) and spent more time with me than others have. I was super anxious, wayyyyg overtired, and experiencing very intense restless leg (and other parts of my body) syndrome with many forceful spasms, all my muscles in my body were tightly clenched and i couldn't get them to relax and I was also in a lot of pain (this was due to a recent medication change, and my having a bad reaction to it), which I told them. So, at first I was disappointed because Dr. Joe told me that they couldn't give me muscle relaxers bc they would amplify the effects of the drug i was on that I was badly reacting to, so I felt like crying because i didn't know what to do, how to get help. Dr. Joe recommended I go back to my original dosage of the medication, and took the time to show me stretches i could do, and recommended that I take pedialyte or coconut water, and use arnica cream. i followed his advice, got the arnica tablets for leg cramps (i took 6) and the arnica cream for arthritic relief, which i rubbed all over myself. i drank coconut water and went back to my usual dosage of the medication, and did stretches and doing these things worked; got a full 8 hrs of sleep and only had a few leg spasms the whole night! my muscles feel relaxed now, and I am super grateful for that. I appreciate Dr. Joe listening and taking me seriously and recommending all he did, bc i am now back to my normal level of poor health, which is so much less bad than it was before Dr. Joe's help. Emailing health histories and med lists really may have made the difference here, i'm always going to do that in the future. Their email: occmed.pr@texasmedclinic.com

Came in with severe upper gastric pain, sweating, short of breath, no one ahead of me per their que…read moresystem. Waited an hour in pain. Called up by front desk to pay $100 copay. Then called back to front desk because they refused service because they don't take my insurance - mind you paying out of pocket is an option. If I was having a heart attack I for sure would have died, but apparently EMTALA doesn't count for urgent care in the US.

Got no insurance, but in dire need of medical care? This is your place. My fiance has no insurance…read more He's also a sickly boy. His lungs beef up at the first sign of dust in the air. Homeboy can't breathe without an inhaler! So, what are we to do? Well, once we went to the emergency room because he was wheezing and we were too new to the area to really know any better. He was much better after the visit, but our wallets were not. We knew it would be a matter of time before he would need another inhaler, but we didn't want to cough up another $2,000 just so he could breathe. We found Pro Med instead. It's Austin's answer for those who aren't fortunate enough to work at a place with benefits. We have only been to the place on Lamar (down south; there are three Austin locations). Not only did they get us in pretty quickly on a busy afternoon, they also got us out pretty quickly too. Well, that was the first time, anyhow. The second time it took more time, but I blame all the middle and high schoolers who kept coming in for their sports physicals. total cost each time wasn't more than $90. Sweeeeeeeeeeeeet! So, my fiance got his prescriptions and we were in and out. And it wasn't, like a million dollars. How much better does it get for those without health insurance? Not much. And it's not too bad. Fiance wants health insurance. But until then, we'll be popping in for our every-three months visits. And just a warning, it's not for the faint of heart. It's basically a clinic for those with a little more money than the indigents. Don't expect the equipment to shine enough that you can see your reflection in it. Just expect some good care. So, if you're a little snobby, you're not gonna like it (lots of sick kids, lots of sick adults, you know). Fore more information: www.promed1.com

The husband woke up with an ear infection this morning, so off to an urgent care center he went! He…read morechose Pro Med because it's close to our house, but he should have checked yelp before. Here we go. He left the house before 9:30, and checked in at Pro Med before 10. The nurses gave him a ballpark wait time of an hour to an hour and a half, which is kind of a long wait at 9 am on Monday with no option to make an appointment ahead of time. But hey, it's a simple ear infection, so he figures antibiotics wouldn't be hard to get a hold of in a decent amount of time. All the while, his hearing is getting worse and he's in growing pain. But he waited. And waited. And waited. Until a few people who checked in hours after him started to get called in before him. Husband goes back up to the nurses station to check and see what the hold up might be. They assure him that it was getting close to "an hour and a half wait", and that they would get to him asap. Almost three (yes, 3!) hours go by before they finally call him in to see the doctor. While he's in the room waiting for the doctor (mind you, for a SIMPLE ear infection that he already pretty much diagnosed himself this morning), and still, no sign of the doctor. 45 minutes go by before the assistant comes in to check his ear, and decides that he can't see in his ear because it was so swollen. Gee, yeah, YA THINK? So they still can't just write him the prescription for anti-biotics at that point, and he ends up having to get his ear flushed out before the doctor plans to come in to see him. At this point, some nurse's assistant comes in to douse my husband in hydrogen peroxide in attempts to clean out his ear for the doctor. Needless to say, at this point, my husband was tired, in pain, sick, and now covered in peroxide. No doctor, no prescription. In the meantime, the young assistant kept pestering him about how frequently he cleans his ears, even though he said he didn't see anything in his ear to make him ask that? Finally, the doc comes in, says it's a an ear infection, and writes him his much awaited-for prescription for ta-DAH! Generic anti-biotics. Half a day later... The nurses asked him to come back this week for a check up! Yeah right! And take the whole day off work to sit in a stuffy waiting room with sick people? I think next time we will try the ER.

I can't believe I'm leaving a review on an urgent care facility but here I am. Carbon Health…read moresurpassed my expectations of what an urgent care experience is like. The front waiting room area is light and inviting, the receptionists were kind, and the PA who attended to me was relatable and kind. She listened to my full explanation of my issue, asked questions, and explained why she chose her plan of care. It all sounds rudimentary but again, this is a walk in urgent care. Hopefully I won't need to go back but if I need urgent care I'm going here first.

Don't bother making an appointment they'll take all walk-ins first and if they awkwardly stare at…read moreyour insurance card, prepare to pay out of network prices since they just throw their hands up

Dr Mansfield and physical therapist Ms Nelson were phenomenal. They were very helpful with my…read moreworkman's compensation injury

Dr. Mansfeld is excellent and truly cares for his patients. A discerning physician who is focused…read moreon achieving the best possible medical outcomes for his patients who have been seriously injured. I've encountered and worked with many doctors and he advocates for those who are vulnerable and treats everyone with dignity. Front desk staff and management need better training with customer service and active listening skills, such as waiting for someone calling in to finish their sentence and not be cut off multiple times. Lack of common courtesy with a dismissive and disrespectful tone. Management was quick to side with other co-workers without having witnessed the conversation. This poor customer service is becoming more common place with front desk staff in clinics everywhere- more so for underserved and low-income populations. In fairness to the manager however, she admitted to her shortcomings and a sincere apology was offered. Don't be afraid to push back if you feel disrespected as a patient or family member. Compassion and professionalism should be standard in healthcare- even in non-licensed personnel.