I was at my primary care doctor for blood pressure when for some reason it went way higher than ever, so much so that he wanted me to go straight to the ER... he was really concerned. we went to Cedar Park Regional where upon entering I was clearly interrupting a conversation with check in staff... after a brief moment.. I was check in with note from my doctor and record of my bp's at which time I was asked why was I there??? really, I again said my doctor sent me...I was taken to a room, and hooked up to an ekg and waited to see a doctor... He too asked why did I come to the ER? my bp was 146 / 115... I asked again why would you ask that, clearly my doctor felt it was needed...he went on about over reacting, I asked you are saying my doctor was wrong in being concerned...? he then avoid that and said, this can be handled in the doctors office, and then refer to cardio... they gave me 2 pills that knocked me out..and the bp came down, I was discharged. I could hardly see straight, no wheelchair or assistance.no bed side manner at all. I almost fell, had it not been for my husband i would have. went home and slept for several hours. and followed up with my cardiologist.... Then the bill.... was outrageous... over $4000.00 and did not see a cardio, just a doctor on duty..was treated like I was wrong to be there, I felt like I wasted MY time, they acted like I wasted THEIR time... and my insurance took the bill apart... they had billed for every little thing... blood and bills.... and I am guessing several different tests within the one blood sample... but insurance said it was all covered under Emergency...and should not be bill separately.... so added worried it was all coming back on me... but I think now it has been adjusted... not a good experience, not sure I would go back. The facility is wonderful, but when you are a bit worried cause your own doctor of many years wants you to go to the ER..and you get treated like this, it is very upsetting.