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East Georgetown saw several health and wellness businesses open recently, include a pediatrics practice, a dry eye treatment center and a mental health clinic.
Read more about these businesses and others below.
Now open
1. Seva Pediatrics
Owned by Dr. Shubhra Malik, the practice offers outpatient pediatric care, including well-child and sick visits, sports physicals, hearing and vision screenings, behavioral and ADHD consultations, lab services, and vaccinations. Malik said Seva means “to serve” in Hindi.
The clinic offers diagnostic testing and imaging as well as procedure-based dry eye treatment, including intense pulsed light, radio frequency and low-level light therapy. Patients at the Georgetown location will be seen by therapeutic optometrists, Drs. Lucy Ton and Priyal Desai.
The mental health clinic assesses, diagnoses and treats patients experiencing anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, grief, obsessive-compulsive disorder, trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder. The practice offers traditional therapy, medication management and other individualized treatment plans.
The beauty retailer carries a wide selection of products, including skin and hair care, makeup and fragrance. The store opened within the Round Rock Premium Outlets across from the Puma and Auntie Anne’s shops.
Led by Novick Development, the corporate park will include eight industrial buildings suitable for commercial, industrial, warehouse and business space at full build-out, according to a Georgetown Chamber of Commerce news release. Businesses can now lease space in the first phase of the development with broker Don Quick & Associates Inc.
6. JABS Smashburger and Shawarma Point
Both concepts were announced as dining tenants for the upcoming The Junction entertainment venue. The restaurants are operated by brothers Faraz and Faseeh Vorha. They replace Wholly Cow Burgers, Matt Marshall with development firm Cooley Capital Companies said.
7. Moka & Co.
Based in New York, the Yemeni cafe and coffee shop has locations across the country. Construction on its first Central Texas location, located near the border of Round Rock and Georgetown, is set to run from July
to October.
8. Family Dental of Teravista
The local dental practice is relocating its office from Westinghouse Road to Boselli Way. Construction on the new building will wrap up in April 2027, according to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Led by Dr. Brandon Hoffman, Family Dental of Teravista opened in 2016.
9. A&W Roofing
The family-owned and -operated roofing contractor celebrated its 10th anniversary in Georgetown June 16. A&W offers roof replacements and other services for residential and commercial properties.
Ahead of the building’s grand opening July 14, county employees and officials are moving their operations into the facility June 8-26. Located on a 170-acre tract of land near Southwestern Boulevard and SE Inner Loop, the 120,000-square-foot building cost approximately $90 million.
