Seton Healthcare Network

Austin, United States

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+1 512-324-7095
Address:
1313 Red River Street Suite 217, Austin, TX, 78701
Downtown
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
800 ft619 15th/Brackenridge
900 ft600 East 15th/IH-35
0.4 mi1800 Red River/18th
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Local time (Austin) 12:25 Wednesday, 4 June 2025

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2 reviews of Seton Healthcare Network

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Place rating: 1
Austin, TX
I’m very disappointed with the entire experience. I live two blocks away from this hospital and I will never return. The intake nurse kept repeating questions because she was too busy chatting with her colleague. I waited for over 6+ hours in a room not set up for my examination needs. I needed a pelvic exam and they put me in a reclining chair. The only saving grace thus far has been a kind orderly who would check in on me from time to time. Other than that, I will never return to this hospital, nor will I recommend it to my friends and family. This is not a place to be cared for in a kind or timely manner.
Place rating: 1
Austin, TX
Getting a timely renewal of an ongoing prescription is very difficult. It takes up to 3 days min to renew this type of prescription.
This ‘large’ network has not kept up with the tremendous growth in the region. Their procedures are now inadequate.
I doubt they’ll be able to properly co-​run the medical school with UT. Memorial Hermann in Houston does not make patients jump through this many hoops – and it also partners with UT.