Urology Austin

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This business is also in Bastrop and that is where I see Dr. Frischhertz. I feel that he should receive a 5 star rating for the following reasons: He is efficient, understanding, personable, and easy on the eyes. He is most of all a very good and thorough doctor whom explains all that is needed, as well as answers all question so that you may understand your illness better. I recommend anyone with a heart problem to go see this cardiologist for their specialist. They will never be disappointed.

Dr. Robina Poonawala and Dr. Munira Khambati their office makes you wait and wait and wait. They offer botox and other kinds of "skin rejuvenating" that they are way to busy to take care of your REAL medical needs. Call them and you be put on hold at least 10 minutes. Make an appt and you'll be there at least 2 hours. Plus when you leave their office and find a great doctor they want to charge you $25 for you very OWN medical records....PBTH!

Office staff was rude, she talked loudly on the phone about her personal business and talked about patients when they left. The waiting area was subpar, not comfortable at all. I had an appt for my son but continued to wait as other people came in after us and went in before us. Toys in the actual room, were awful, dirty. Dr. was nice but spent very little time checking out my son, and considering he was just in the hospital a couple of nights before and this was the follow-up, I was not happy. She also suggested I give me mucinel or some kind of decongestant, the one for kids. I questioned her because I had thought that you could not give children a decongestan. She said to follow the dosing instructions on the bottle. He is not even 2 yet and the information on the bottles clearly states, not to give to children under the age of 4. I asked pharmacists and he said that they do not make one for children that young because it was not found to be good for them and can cause health problems, he was surprised that a doctor would suggest it. If I were another parent, they might have just given it to their child and not asked questions because the dr. told them too. If a dr does not have the expertise to diagnose and manage a young child, they should not allow them to be patients.