Dr. Uribe's office is truly amazing. Dr. Uribe actually delivered me 28 years ago, which makes returning to this practice feel incredibly special and meaningful. I have now been seeing his nurse practitioners since 2014, and every single visit has been an outstanding experience. I am deeply grateful for the compassion, genuine care, and thorough, informative visits I receive here. Nurses Lori and Kim, along with practitioners Desiree and Amy Grove, consistently make me feel heard, respected, and safe. Their professionalism is matched by their kindness, which makes all the difference. I now live in a different city, yet I willingly travel to this office because of the trust I have in this team. Women's health can often feel daunting and vulnerable, and having experts who are not only highly skilled but also truly kind humans creates an environment of comfort and confidence. I cannot recommend this practice enough. read more

Dr. Uribe triple or quadruple books his customers. I found out when I arrived at 9:45am and asked why I hadn't been called by 11:30am. I learned there were still 2 people before me who were waiting to be seen!!! WHY SHOULD ANYONE HAVE TO WAIT 2+ HOURS if we have an appointment scheduled MONTHS in advance?!? read more

I've been seeing Dr. Uribe for 22 years. He's seen me through infertility, miscarriage due to congenital abnormalities, surgery to correct my problems, two healthy babies, and numerous tremendous gynecological issues that have involved several more surgeries -- all that went perfectly and solved my problems. Even when his office moved way north and I moved way south, I have continued to see him. Even when he won awards and patients flocked to him, and wait times grew long, I stayed. Even as my ob/gyn needs slow down, I remain, because I had poor and even mediocre ob/gyns early in life and I know what it's like to get no answers, no compassion, and little care. You can wait an hour to see him. No doubt. But he will talk you through what is going on. He will listen. And if your life is on the line, or the life of your baby, this is exactly where you want to be. Bring a book. Settle in for the wait. Know you're in good hands. read more

Uribe Marco, MD - Dr. Uribe with miracle baby Elizabeth 2002. - Obstetricians & Gynecologists Near Me - Austin, Texas

I have been going to Dr. Uribe for 4 years now. He literally has saved my life. I had a complete hysterectomy and I see him For hormone therapy replacement. I have also has a complete thyroidectomy. I went to 3 different Endocrinologist in Austin. Dr. Uribe is the only doctor who first diagnosed me with a thyroid issue and later he found that I had thyroid cancer. Dr. Uribe has been relentless in helping me get well. His bedside manner is commpassiontate and sensitive. He is truly a God send! read more

Absolute worst-run medical practice. Get ready for your appointment. And sit on your ass for over 90 minutes to see the doc...even after confirming they are "running on time" that day. Time to start invoicing them for all the time they waste for their patients. Completely disrespectful. read more

Great bedside manner. Other than that don't waste your time. I had my annual exam. They did not call in the lab info to the lab for me to have blood drawn. No one would call me back from the Dr.'s office. I had to get blood taken on a specific date so it was important. I was traveling so I had to rush to Austin to get to the lab across the hall from them in time. They did not call in my medication to the pharmacy so I was without over the holidays. I am sitting here for a follow up appointment and I have been waiting 2 hours. I have still not seen the Dr. I want to walk out. read more

I scheduled my appointment during my lunch time at 12:15pm. After two hours waiting, I asked why and was told the doctor had to delivery a baby that morning. Why not call people and reschedule instead of letting people wait for 3 hours???? I had to go back to work without seeing the doctor and I used 3 hours of my sick time for nothing. Never seeing anything so disrespectful in my whole life! read more

I found Dr. Uribe after several disappointing experiences with other practices where I felt rushed, often dismissed and made to feel my questions were unimportant and routine. Dr. Uribe answers all your questions, writes things down, even draws a picture to explain a condition or procedure -- which also helps you remember what was said. Who does that? I never feel rushed or on a time clock. As you age out of baby-making mode, you have concerns, questions and decisions to make -- so it's helpful to have a trusting relationship with your doctor. I also love, love his PA Amy Grove. She is super knowledgeable and follows the same philosophy as Dr. Uribe -- and has been with him a long time. Highly recommend both. read more

I've been a patient of Dr. Uribe for 13yrs. I highly recommend him, he takes great care of his patients, never rushes in room and answers all questions (I love that he wears cowboy boots with his scrubs!) I understand there are long waits in waiting room sometimes, but he and his nursing team are worth the wait and will give you their undivided attention. If you're on a tight schedule, just let the office know ahead of time or set a timer to remind yourself to keep checking back with front desk on your appt time. I feel like we should all be a little more gracious and understanding of wait times considering what this staff does for us. Some of their appts or situations are very urgent, sensitive, or just unexpected. Maybe the wait is for an emergency c-section, or because Dr. Uribe and his staff are counseling a grieving Mother that just saw on a routine ultrasound that her baby does not have a heartbeat (That was me twice, and I'm so thankful for the time and compassion they gave me). I can guarantee they are running like crazy back there for their patients and do their best always to try and keep on schedule. The waiting room is pleasant too, it's clean, lots of stuff to read, watch t.v., or just sit back and observe. I drive an hour to come to Dr. Uribe's office and will continue to do so because he is the best (and also again, I love that he wears cowboy boots with his scrubs)! -April Waller read more

Dr. Uribe is amazing!! He listens to you and can provide answers that help you understand whats going on with your body and provides more than one option for treatment. Most importantly I feel amazing after seeing him for a hormone imbalance and endometriosis. I have always had to wait or appointments cancelled when going to see him. Unfortunately, he delivers baby and he may have to leave to deliver and you may get pushed back or cancelled. Dr. Uribe does not allow the craziness of his schedule to effect the time and care he provides to his patients. So Yes.. it can be hard to get in to see him. I am willing to wait to get in to my appointment if I get to see an intelligent and compassionate Doctor. It so hard to find a good Doc. conclusion: GREAT DOC... WORTH THE WAIT!!! read more

Dr Uribe has the best bedside manner I have ever encountered. He makes me feel comfortable and I always know that I am in good hands under his care. I have had two children and one miscarriage, all with Dr Uribe as my OB. My oldest almost died at childbirth and while everyone else in the room was panicking, Dr Uribe remained calm and collected and saved her life. My second pregnancy unfortunately ended in miscarriage and 2 hours before my scheduled D&C, I bled heavily and had to go to the ER via ambulance. No OB's were on staff at the ER so the ER doc was going to have to perform my D&C (a procedure he had never performed- yikes!). The ER doc called Dr Uribe to let him know what was going on. Dr Uribe actually met me at the ER where he normally doesn't practice to perform my D&C and delayed his scheduled trip out of town to do so! This is a doctor who genuinely cares about his patients and it shows. Regarding the wait times that others have complained about, I agree and wish they were not so long but I understand that there are many circumstances beyond his control. I wish the staff would just call and let me know that they are running behind, but in any case I feel that Dr Uribe is well worth the wait and he still gets FIVE stars for his care. read more

Dr. Uribe, Amy Grove and his nurses are wonderful. They are a great compassionate group that helped me with PCOS, a miscarriage, fertility issues and then a easy delivery of a healthy baby. The wait times can be long but I know it is because Dr. Uribe is probably delivering a baby or in another consult. We live in Kyle and this office is way out of the way. I will continue to make the drive as the care I get is worth it. read more

My boss recommended Dr. Uribe's office when I was thinking of checking into fertility issues I thought I was having and from the very beginning his office impressed me with their knowledge and bedside manner. Amy Grove was super helpful and able to explain things about my hormones and what was going wrong. Even though it felt like it was taking forever to find a solution, I started seeing AAOBGYN in March and I was pregnant by July, which is the grand scheme of things was a pretty short amount of time. I know a lot of it was because my issues were not so bad as others have it but I know finding the solution was all Dr Uribe and Amy using their extensive knowledge of what was going on. Once I was pregnant I saw Dr. Uribe and YES I did wait for hours some day's. But you have to consider that while he is seeing patients he is also upstairs delivering babies all day too. He has to constantly go back and forth. And when he is with his patients he tries to answer all of their questions and help them understand what was going on. I also saw Kim a handful of times and she was also great and helpful. But I have to say if you are just seeing him work in the OB office you are missing out on where his true talent is and that is in delivering the babies. When I went in for delivery (after we decided to move up my induction because I was having some funny blood pressure issues) sure I mostly saw nurses for the first 12 hours. But when it was time to push and the baby was sunny side up and having trouble with his heartbeat dropping after contractions, you can bet Dr. Uribe was there to help get the baby in the right position and make sure nothing was going wrong. I won't go into gory details about the actual delivery but I will just say he did a fantastic job from helping get the baby out to stitching me back up. It was all well done and my husband and I were both really grateful to have him as our doctor after hearing enough horror stories from family and friends about bad OB's and bad hospital experience. So if you don't want to wait in his office for Gynecology Appt, I recommend seeing Amy instead. If you are in the market for an amazing OB and Delivery Doctor, see Dr. Uribe and when you can have prenatal appointments with Kim, go for it. But don't knock him for having long wait times because when you are in that bed pushing out a baby, you will be so appreciative to have him there delivering the baby instead of downstairs seeing all the patients that are in the waiting room. It's just an unfortunate give and take you don't fully appreciate until you are on the other side of it! read more

Dr. Uribe is a great doctor and very caring. He is extremely thorough and has a knowledgeable staff (Aaron and the nurses). I am starting to feel better as my body gets balanced out. The team watches over me carefully. Deb S. read more

Although the staff is nice, it doesn't make up for the wasted time waiting for an uncomfortable appointment in the first place. It is disrespectful and inconsiderate to make patients wait, without letting them know why they are waiting. I've NEVER been seen on time by Dr. Uribe, and I have been to his office 4 times. Because I work in the medical profession, I understand that there are emergencies that will cause delays or cancellations of appointments. I am not callous to this fact and I am very understanding when it comes to waiting, if I am notified that there will be a wait, but to not be told why (and I'm not asking for confidential information here) I am still waiting, after 45 minutes, is unacceptable as a professional, and as a considerate person. I even went to a different doctor last year, because at the last appointment with Dr. Uribe, I waited over 2 hours while fasting. But because I wasn't thrilled, decided to give Dr. Uribe and his staff a second chance. It seems communication has not improved, it may have even gotten worse. While I appreciate Dr. Uribe's bedside manner, it does not make up for the fact that I've been waiting for 45 minutes, and I was the first appointment of the day. I have seen at least 20 other patients be seen and leave in the time I waited. I do not normally post negative reviews, but I cannot abide by the disrespect shown to patients by this doctor, as pleasant as he might be. read more

don't waste your time going there !!! rude and careless people!!! the waiting time is close to 2 hours and once you are in they rush you like a hot potato!!! too many patients and poor service!!!!!! read more

Pro's: Highly recommend for general routine OB GYN care. Cons: Practice has grown to be HUGE, long wait time 2-4 hrs FYI: If you have been diagnosed with ENDOMETRIOSIS save yourself a lot of money & repeated surgeries- most women end up having 5-10 surgeries due to** inadequate surgical treatment** So educate yourself !!! If you have Endometriosis you need to LEAVE your GYN and find a Endometriosis Excision Specialist!!!!.-. GYn's SHOULD refer a woman w endometriosis to a specialist, but dont. It doess'nt help that they are so few the US and only 1 Texas (none in Austin). Often they dedicate their entire practice to treating ONLY this disease are posses advanced skills and training. read more

Dr. Uribe is the best! He absolutely goes above and beyond to answers and questions you may have and is very knowledgeable. He has a wonderful bedside manner and I couldn't imagine going through my pregnancy journey without such a wonderful Doctor and amazing staff at AAOBGYN. read more

Definitely Uneducated with BHRT, Unethical, and Dishonest. Would've rated "0" stars if possible. When I moved to Temple TX a year and a half ago from Kansas City, I had 6 mos of hormones left figuring that would give me plenty of time to find a new provider. Unfortunately, that has not been the case. For the past 12 mos I have spent almost a $1000, have seen a total of 4 doctors and 2 NP's and still have yet to find anyone who truly knows BHRT. Of course they all have claimed they were experts in the field, but they all proved to not even know the basics. I am 52 years old and have been taking bio-identical hormones for 12 years. I am very knowledgeable with BHRT, simply because I was forced to research and educate myself when I was in my late 30's and couldn't find a doctor who could accurately diagnose me. I first tried bio-identical progesterone and tri-estrogen "cream" in 2006 with great success and have used them in varying degrees ever since. Cream and gel based hormones have always been and are still the preferred form because they mimic how your own hormones work. In the short 2 months of dealing with Dr. Uribe, he has proven to be unethical, dishonest, and very uneducated when it comes to BHRT. My biggest mistake was agreeing to his approach to begin with but I had become desperate being without hormones for so many months. My symptoms had become so debilitating that it was a struggle just to get through each day. Plus, I figured when his treatment plan failed, I would have him switch to what had always worked for me in the past. You know how delicate doctor egos can be. Unfortunately when I asked Dr.Uribe to change my progesterone to cream based, he initially agreed, then later recanted. He recommended an ablation instead; a surgical treatment that would not only have been much more invasive, but much more lucrative for him than simply writing a new script. It also would have done nothing for 90% of my symptoms. A competent physician would exhaust all non-invasive treatments first. When I disagreed, he told me there was nothing else he could do for me. It's quite clear to me now that it's all about the money with him as with so many other physicians anymore. I also work in health care and see this kind of thing often. It is beyond disgraceful to say the least. I see he has received a few positive reviews from pregnant women and those of child bearing age, so if you want him to deliver your baby, or help you conceive, you may be safe; but I wouldn't bank on it. Ethics and honesty are pretty important in medical care if you ask me. It also appears the long wait times are pretty common across the board as I experienced this as well. My 2nd phone consult never took place, because he was over 30 minutes late and I had other things to do. If that is something you can tolerate, more power to you, but I on the other hand believe my time is just as valuable as my doctors' and that's what appointments are for. Most practices today will not only charge you your co-pay, but will reschedule your appointment if you are 15 minutes late. Do you see the disparity here? And yes, I am understanding enough to realize emergencies arise and unforeseen circumstances sometimes can't be avoided. However, when patients "never" get seen on time ...blatantly disrespectful and unacceptable in my opinion. For those of you who are seeking treatment for hormonal imbalances, esp. over the age of 40, I recommend reading "Ageless" by Suzanne Somers with 16 interviews from cutting -edge doctors and "What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause", by Dr. John Lee. There are many other books and literature out there but these two will get you started with a great deal of valuable information. So if and when you decide to seek treatment, you will be able to discern quality treatment from the quacks; sadly there are more of the latter when it comes to BHRT. It has grown in popularity and become very profitable in the last 10 years. Many providers are jumping on the band wagon without getting the proper education. P.S. I also recommend getting your meds directly from a compounding pharmacy. If you go through their office, they mark up the price and profit from them. They doubled the price of my DHEA unbeknownst to me. I found this out after the fact when I called their pharmacy (Medquest). Their supplements are also so grossly overpriced it's ridiculous. I've been buying quality supplements for years online at a fraction of their prices. Best of Luck ! read more

Dr. Uribe was really wonderful and seems like a great doctor, however, we waited 2 hours for our scheduled appointment with no explanation or apology. I cannot imagine dealing with this on a regular basis. read more

I work outside of the home and I don't have time to wait for an appointment for half of my day. The first time I went to see him the wait was about 2 hours. The front desk was aware of his delay; however, I was not notified until I inquired of my appointment status. It wasn't until an hour after my appointment I was notified he had a delivery that pushed him behind. I had to leave the appointment and complained to his nurse. His nurse was apologetic and I was able to get seen within the next week. I saw him again and there was not a long wait so I was hopeful the first event was a one time situation. However, my third visit was the same as the first - 1 1/2 hour wait and then I was called into the room. After that, I was still 2 patients behind and I probably would have been seen after another hour, a total wait time of 2 1/2 hours. I left and vowed to never return. This level of customer service is outrageous and I will steer anyone away from his office. read more

I wish I could give a big 0000 stars!!!! This man is not interested in your care. I had a hysterectomy and a prolapsed bladder on 30 December. I started experiencing real bad pain on day two after the operation. I called the office at seven in the morning they asked me to come in to see Dr. Uribe as soon as possible.When I arrived he did not know what I was experiencing that much pain to days later. He had the nurse to immediately rushed me to the emergency room.And that's when I'll help broke loose the emergency room nurses were extremely rude and mean. The emergency room doctor did bloodwork urinalysis and MRI to find out what was the cause of pain. Come to find out they said I had developed a cyst on my pelvis bone. They admitted me into the hospital with Jaire I never received my room I was in the emergency room for two days. Again the nurses was extremely me I am rude I complained about the pain from the IV and as that they remove it in places somewhere else. I asked for it to be removed eight different times before I removed it myself. That was a terrible mistake because those nurses got busy and started to be horrible let's just say I had a restless night. The next morning Dr. Uribe came in to see me. I tried to explain to him what had happened the night of. He was an interested in what I had to say he was even rude to me and didn't care about me or my care. He told me that I could simply discharge myself out and go home or I can wait on my room to become available and go upstairs. I didn't try to ask him to explain to Emma right away I had fluid on my pelvis and he said it's just a little of fluid. And that we would not go back in for such a small amount. I complained that the medicine was not working and not strong enough and they still did Nite to up my dosage. I simply just discharge myself and went home. Two weeks later I was back at the emergency room and I refuse to go back to him or the hospital so I went to sit in on 38th St. when I got there I explained to the doctors what I had experience with Doctor Uribe and the other hospital. I explained to him how easily I was dismissed by the doctor I explained to him how the nurses had treated me and made me feel they made me feel like my color. They made me feel as though I was only there for the pain meds and that I was not experienced in this pain I brought in all of my prescriptions to the Seton 38 hospital to show that I didn't Need any Narcos because I still have my full prescription they never took away the pain anyhow the doctors on 38th witness them. I simply said I still have pain I'm still bleeding and I don't even have a uterus.15 days later something is wrong with me and I need to know what. The doctors on 38th did an MRI and came back and gave me my diagnosis. He explained to me that he compared my MRI from when I went over there and from the time now. He informed me that the first MRI that they did wear our experience that horrible experience at that horrible hospital that at the time the fluid on my pelvis was the size of a tennis ball. And now that it was the size of a golf ball. He said that the good news is I can continue to let it drain but it would take several weeks. He explained to me that some were doing the operation he made a mistake and that what I was experiencing was the cause of my pain and while I was still bleeding. He told me that I could call Dr. Uribe and have them to drain it but since I refuse to go back over to Dr. Uribe office I would have to go to a radiologist. He explained that the radiologist could do the exact same thing that the doctors could do. But here's the tricky part I would've had to have Dr. Uribe office referred me out. I called them a week later to be medically released so that I can see a new gynecologist so that I can get my issue fixed right this time. Let's just say today is the 27th day of January and I have never heard back from his office or the staff there and I'm still experiencing all of my problems. I wish somebody could point me into the right direction of who I can make my proper complaint and show my MRI and get someone to do something official towards Doctor Urbie. I don't like the fact that he made me feel less then he show lack of care and he also displayed actions that I simply only wanted meds! I don't like the fact that he made me feel like I was a medicine user and then my pain was unreal. But the Seton 38th doctors proved that was a lie. I don't like the fact that when I go to a hospital and I'm seeking medical attention I have to explain myself to a detail that I'm really in pain because that's how he has set the bar for me... read more

Waste of an entire 1.5 hours! I was really excited as a new patient because the office texted me to confirm sent me a calendar invite, allowed me to fill out my patient history and insurance information online and also called to confirm. I really appreciated how advanced this office was on the technology. However after an hour of waiting and getting there 10 minutes before my appointment still not been seen I was not impressed. I'm not sure why they couldn't text me that they were running late or update the calendar invite. But obviously they do not respect my time the way I respected theirs. read more

Yes, you will wait -- sometimes a long time. But from my very first appointment a decade ago until today, I have never had a more caring, compassionate and competent doctor. read more

I love Dr. Uribe, Amy Grove, Kim, and all the nurses and staff. Everyone makes you feel comfortable like you are their friend. Dr. Uribe and Amy helped me get pregnant and give birth to my sweet little boy. Dr. Uribe is very informative and takes the time to help you understand everything. I would highly recommend them to anyone! read more

If I could do it all over, I would not have listened to my husband. This doctor caused so much damage during delivery, I wish that I would have sued him. I still regret it to this day and I am still suffering because of him. It took me years to feel somewhat normal again, but I will never be the same. I will always be in pain. read more

I love Dr. Marco Uribe, Kim, Amy. Dr. Uribe is a wonderful doctor who has find issues that others missed. He is the doctor that goes above and beyond. He has the best bedside manners but unfortunately the wait is horrible. I have never not waited more than an hour plus. It is worth the wait because of Dr. Uribe. I have notice though since the office is growing so fast, which is great for AAOBGYN and I am thrilled, that the wait is getting a bit ridiculousness Try to get in to see my doctor even for emergency is worse. They appointment desk and triage seems like they are forcing me to see the PA. They are great but I want to see my doctor not the PA. Also the patient service with the business office ( appointment desk) and triage nurse staff has become extremely rude and condescending. I alway feel like I am a burden for calling them. I have been trying to see my doctor for the last few months for lumps in my breast and consistent break threw bleeding and they keep wanting to book me months later. I would be okay with the time frame if I didn't have a long surgical passed, I wasn't in so much pain or i didn't have precancerous issues in the past. I am very curious if the doctors are aware of the issues. Knowing my doctor and PA and how much they care for their patients I don't believe they would find this acceptable. I hate to find another doctor because of the unprofessional staff because again Dr. Uribe is a wonderful doctor. read more

I am amazingly impressed with Dr. Uribe. He is very knowledgable, and personable. He explains things in a way that my fiance and myself both understand, and won't stop until every question is answered. Every office visit we went to, we left thanking God we found him. The day of delivery he kept me calm and focused, and I couldn't be happier with the surgery he provided during my c-section. It looks incredible!! He is a man of knowledge and true character. A divine human. I will continue to tell everyone in need of his assistance about him!! read more

I recently chose Dr. Uribe as my gynecologist after being with my other doctor for several years - I am so very glad I made the move. I feel like I have found a real gem. Dr. Uribe's bed side manner is wonderful and calming. He really wants to answer all of your questions and make sure you have all the information you need to make the right decision. I needed surgery and I felt very comfortable in his care. I feel like he is up on the latest technology and procedures and he is even open to alternative therapy/meds (like acupuncture). I never felt judged for trying to avoid surgery and if I mentioned some article I read on the web, I never ever got the "eye roll." He has always been so understanding and accommodating. He has a way of making you feel comfortable during exams (more so than any other doctor I have had - male or female). His staff is really super, kind and helpful too. Just FYI, unless you schedule early in the day, you have to sit in the waiting room for while. I feel that it's so worth it for the care he provides. read more

I tried everything starting at week 33 when I found out that the baby was head up. Nothing worked so at week 37 I went to see my Ob and she arranged a ECV. But upon learning that she only does it once every half year, I was not sure she was very skilled at it. I searched online and came across a blog about another pregnant woman having a good version experience with dr Uribe. She said that her mid wife recommended the doctor to her as her best bet. So I called a birthing center and asked for recommendation and got the same name. I immediately called dr Uribe' office and met with dr Uribe the next day and scheduled a version a few days later. It took dr Uribe about 10-20 seconds to flip the baby. If only hurt a bit for about 10 seconds and before I knew it, it was done. Dr. Uribe is amazing. For any expectant mother that needs a ECV in Austin, I highly recommend him. Even though I might be the lucky one (the success rate is about 50-60% for non-first-time pregnant moms), but my experience tells me that he is very skilled at version. read more