Address: 4301 W William Cannon Dr E 320, Austin, TX 78749, USA
Phone: +15123248980
John Parks
♡I Love Dr. Gutierrez and she makes you feel like family when you walk into her office she's so caring about every person and she touches your heart in a special way and everything and I have special needs and I'm autistic and I have dyslexia and I appreciate her so very much and I don't know what I would do without her in my life she is a Super Star Fabulous And Magical doctor to me and everyone♡ sincerely John Parks♡
Song Mayo
After many years of trying out different physicians, I can now confidently say I found the right one- Dr. Gutierrez. I have only seen her twice and I already feel comfortable and trust her as my PCP. Thank you Dr. Gutierrez for everything you do.💕
Sara Pena
I love Dr. Gutierrez she see my daughter, my dad and my husband and they all love how she cares about her patients and how she takes her time with each of her patients. She make you feel like family and she really cares about everyone she see I would recommend her to all of my friends and family. Here team are awesome too . Y’all keep up the great work y’all do . Thanks Sara Peña
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