Larry C. Kravitz, MD, Austin TX

Dr. Kravitz is very knowledgeable. I usually have to wait for a while before I get into see him but I'm okay with that because I know he spends extra time with each patient throughout the day (including me) if needed.

This Dr.never really took any of my problems seriously. Cancels my appointments (I've never complained to him or about him before this review), and couldn't (or wouldn't) help me with pain in my ankle. I learned more about pain from old ankle sprains from a 10 minute youtube video by Dr. Eric Berg. He did however hand out adderall very easily. No way giving someone a drug that is almost identical to crystal meth would be a problem.

I absolutely love and trust Dr Kravitz with my life (literally). He has actually saved my life several times during the past years. He knows me very well & remembers me at each visit. I have never had a problem waiting to see him for my appointments & will gladly wait for my chance to see him, because I've learned through the years that he takes whatever time is needed with each patient so sometimes there is a wait.but he takes the same time with me once I get in. He is well worth the wait because he isn't a rush you in & out doctor & that has saved my life more than twice. I highly recommend him as the most concerned thorough doctor anywhere in this country! He has been a good role model for 2 of my children who went into medical field because of their admiration for him.

Dr KRAVITZ is an amazing person and Doctor. This guy works his all to help find any problems to help you and for your health. He’s one of a kind and am so grateful to have found him.

I wouldn't recommend Dr. Kravitz based on my recent visit to him. Other reviewers mentioned him as a patient doctor that takes time and listens to your needs. I choose him thinking he might be out of the mold and offer some actual compassion in addition to his medical expertise.

Unfortunately, none of the above was provided. Upon entering the room he didn't introduce himself or smile, just blurted out a question of what was wrong with me. I mentioned I was under tremendous stress with life situations in addition to what I thought might be a hernia. He asked why I was stressed so I mentioned I was in the process of getting a divorce and had lost my job due to Covid. He then asked, "Why are you getting divorced? " as if that information was relevant to the exam or any of his business.

He also kept dropping subtle arrogant digs when I would reply to his questions which felt belittling and inappropriate. After determining I didn't have a hernia (through physical examination and an ultrasound), he diagnosed my issue as a groin strain. When I asked him (he's a Sports Medicine doctor) what next steps or treatment he recommended, he said that if it got worse then surgery. Other than that, he told me to 'Google' it when I got home and research how to address it myself.

Perhaps he was having a bad day but based on my experience I wouldn't recommend this doctor or experience to anyone else.