Family Medical Center

Family Medical Center has been a fantastic doctor's office. The doctor always spends a considerable amount of time with me and explains everything in plain language. Highly recommended. - Dean Doscher

I had a really great past appointment with a nurse who worked at this location, but a terrible appointment with the doctor who saw me today, where he spent the entire appointment making light of what I was saying, talking over me, trying to intimidate me, and insulting me. I know the joke is that doctors have terrible bedside manner, but it's not funny, and it'd be great not to walk out of the office near tears.

Edit: 1.5 years later... I still really like the providers, but am frustrated by the staff almost every time I try to get anything done here... They are frequently unaccommodating, and they withhold refills of medications I've been on for years unless I'm seen every three months. It's a policy, and they make no exceptions. I don't have the time for that. I'm so frustrated at this point I think I am to the point of going through the hassle of finding a new doctor for myself and my children. Original review : I love this place. I have been to a LOT of different doctors' offices and this one just feels comfortable. The staff members are kind and personable, and the exam rooms (and lobby) feel more like nicely decorated rooms in a home than exam rooms. My kids and husband and I have s

Dr. Foster has been our family doctor since we moved to Cedar Park in the early 90's. Didn't have a regular doctor and after 2 other doctors couldn't tell us why my daughter was having pains. After a few minutes Dr. Foster told us to drive immediately the hospital where he called ahead to have her admitted. If not for his extensive knowledge my daughter could have died. Over the years he and his staff have never caused me to doubt their ability. Plus he's a really nice guy.

The nurses were absolutely amazing! Very kind, professional, and loving to my 5 day old baby. I was even told that my choice on a very controversial issue was mine to make and that I would be respected and not judged for it. Dr Foster, however, didnt feel as such. I made a decision when I walked into that office and based that decision off of informed research that I had done over the past 9 months. Dr. Foster took it upon himself to call me “stupid” for my decision and say that I watch too many “daytime talk shows.” He berated me and reminded me that he has “better information than most.” I began to cry and told him that I have done my research and my opinion is my own, my decision is my own. As I explained to him that I am new at parenting and have tried really hard to make an informed d