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Austin Thyroid & Endocrinology
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I wish I had read these reviews instead of her nice ad in the womens magazine. This practice is way overbooked. I always had to leave a message and rarely talked directly on the phone to anyone; just too much phone tag. I have to agree I never saw Dr. Sumpia and would not know her if I did; I don't think she was ever there. My appointments were with Dr. Dubois- the Diabetes specialist. She had me on medication that I swear she had personal stock in and was very reluctant to take me off of it even though it was not lowering my A1C number. I always had to wait at least an hour before seeing the doctor.
Pros: Lab onsight
Cons: too many patients; pratice too large
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