After failing at two other detox centers, I honestly had low expectations coming here with a heavy,…read moredaily habit of 1/2 gram of fentanyl and 100mg of methadone (plus coke). Having gone cold turkey in the past, I know how brutal it can be--I was expecting a living hell. Instead, the team here made the process manageable, perhaps only 5% of the pain I've experienced before which was tolerable and easy to sleep though. The care was professional and proactive. The doctor, counselors, and nursing staff knew exactly what I needed, and they acted on it immediately. I was able to eat, walk around, and actually sleep throughout the process. A huge thank you to the doctor, Porsha, Alicia, and Mike (the skinny guy with the long hair)--your genuine concern and expertise made all the difference. While the snack cart takes a minute to get around, the staff is quick to help if you just ask. It's rare to find a place where everyone seems so genuinely concerned about your success. The food is decent and portions are good. This is a top-notch facility for anyone looking to get their life back. Yes, smoking is permitted and they even provide them. THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING. I was seriously considering suicide over detoxing but decided to give a medicine detox a chance.

Just dropping in this morning with a good friend after a little campfire mishap. The ER took her…read moreback super fast and the staff has been great. The areas I can see are super clean and tidy. My only complaint would be the lax way they enforce their smoking policy. There's someone smoking right outside the ER entrance. You have to walk through that noxious cloud to get in the door. I would like to sit outside at the picnic table but there is too much cigarette smoke stinking up the place. There's very visible signage out there but no enforcement.

Excellent care! Friendly attentive nurses and staff. Had a great experience and would definitely…read morerecommend

The ER is absolutely the worst. The most uncaring, rude, unprofessional group of "medical…read moreprofessionals". If you have a life threatening problem, do yourself a favor and go somewhere else!!!

Great Staff, Nice Facility…read more A few months ago I came to this ER after a karate fight dislocated my knee. Dr. Sykes and his team took great care of me. The only downside was it was after 8pm so they couldn't do an MRI for me. Here I am again here now for a crazy kidney stone and the staff has has been really great. My ER provider was Jason Roswell PA. He was professional and efficient. He got my treatment handled and communicated well. The ER Nurse Allison Hamilton was also super friendly and did a great job. She took the time to handle my questions and needs. The CAT scan woman is also always super great. It's my second time having her scan me so far. I don't remember her name but we have almost the same exact birthday! My hospitalist Dr. Ektaben Patel was really nice and friendly. They are slammed today and she made sure she spent time and got me handled. Nurse Anna LPN was a gem. She was so polite and I appreciate her efforts. Dietician Rebecca Power was knowledgeable and friendly and wanted to make sure my dietary needs were met. Well that's where I am so far on this day's hospital festivities. Hopefully this kidney stone will leave me so I can go home soon. I do not know why there are so many bad reviews for this place.

I was life flighted there against my wishes when. I had a COPD flare-up. I was under hospice care…read moreat the time so naturally I had opiods and benzos in my system. They flipped out, called and threatened my hospice company, and used it as an excuse to use my fingerprint while I was unconscious to snoop through my cell phone. When I opened it, it was on a personal conversation I had with an inmate. Talk about first amendment violations! Nosy Parkers. I am still outraged months later.​ As a result of their threats my hospice company caved. Now I have zero care, zero meds, and lay in bed consumed with pain 24/7 because I'm unable to leave my residence. I'd give all of you negative stars if I could.

I went to this hospital for acute chronic pain from kidney stone disease in hopes of getting it…read moredocumented once and for all. The doctor did admit there were many kidney stones but claimed my primary reason for being there was for observation of drug withdrawal with no mention of several kidney stones and the excruciating chronic pain. This lie began with a cop who misdiagnosed me when 911 was called in March, and ER doctor in Fannin County echoed the same and insisted that's what happened, and even bullied me by saying he would personally make sure I never received hospice again and would not treat me for anything if I showed up in his ER ever again. I feel like my kidneys are shutting down and yet this electronic medical history full of falsehoods is following me around, preventing me from getting the medical care I so desperately need. America, where we rate 34th in medical care in so-called first world countries.

Patient coordinator. The person that helps with the care needed after discharge was not very…read morehelpful. ICU staff was excellent.

Cierra Bell was outstanding in helping me obtain proof of payment from 2024. She received me…read moreimmediately & was able to find the much needed proof of payment that the insurance was requesting. Thank you very much Cierra!

The name Emory definitely is not what it once was. This is not Clifton Road. Do not mistakenly…read moreassume you will receive the same quality of care at this location. You almost certainly won't. I have trusted Emory Johns Creek multiple times with imaging, and they continue to fail me. One time, the technician failed to take my allergy to contrast seriously. It was quite unfortunate seeing my clear bad reaction shrugged off, rather than... I don't know, following proper procedure and getting a doctor to evalute me? Most recently, the highly incompetent staff provided me an inaccurate estimate for my pre-payment amount. I am currently owed $125 by Emory and they have not provided this refund in a timely fashion. If you have to have anything done at Emory Johns Creek, please be careful with pre-paying. I know I personally will never pre-pay for another procedure within the Emory medical system after this nightmare of trying to obtain a refund of cash I am clearly owed.

I recently spent two days at Northside Hospital Cherokee, and the care I received was as good…read moreas--if not better than--I could have hoped for. Every member of the staff I encountered treated me with kindness, professionalism, and genuine concern. My room was spacious, comfortable, and exceptionally clean. The Environmental Services staff did an outstanding job keeping everything spotless. On the first morning of my stay, my wife immediately commented on how clean the room looked--something she had never said during any previous hospital stay. The staff thoroughly cleaned and dusted the room, mopped the floor, and even changed the trash bag even though it was barely full. Their attention to detail did not go unnoticed. I also noticed a small device under the sink that I later learned was a Synexis air purification system. It operates so quietly that I never heard it, but I was impressed to learn that it continuously helps improve air and surface quality by generating a safe form of hydrogen peroxide. It was reassuring to see Northside Hospital Cherokee investing in technology that helps protect patients from the spread of germs. The food service exceeded my expectations. There was a wide variety of menu choices, the meals arrived on schedule, the portions were generous, the food was served at the proper temperature, and every meal was exactly what I ordered. Hospital food often gets a bad reputation, but that certainly wasn't my experience here. My discharge process was one of the smoothest I've ever experienced. Nurse Brenda made sure my wife and I had everything packed so nothing was left behind. She asked my wife to bring the car around to the entrance, and within just a couple of minutes I was on my way home. The entire process was efficient, organized, and stress-free. The highlight of my stay, however, was the nursing staff. Their compassion, professionalism, and positive attitudes made all the difference. Brenda and Elizabeth cared for me during the day, while Nancy and another night-shift nurse--whose name I unfortunately cannot remember--provided excellent care overnight. Every one of them treated me with respect and kindness, and they always seemed to have a smile on their face. They should be highly commended for their dedication to their patients. If I ever need hospital care again and have a choice, Northside Hospital Cherokee will be my first choice without hesitation. Thank you to everyone who made my stay such a positive experience. Your hard work and commitment to patient care are truly appreciated. Irvin F

This is a huge hospital out in the mountains of North Georgia. I had…read more heard good things about it, so I felt comfortable checking in for my outpatient surgery. Staff was friendly at the check in counter, and I did not have to wait too long to get signed in. I had already spent 50 minutes on the phone for the preoperative interview. The preparation for my surgery didn't take too long either. The nursing staff was very friendly and professional. The Anestesia Doctor did his job, but he was not extremely personable. To him, I was just a number. However, my Doctor Karen Buhariwalla was amazing. She explained what would happen in the upcoming procedure, and made small talk to make me feel confident, and relaxed. After the surgery the dismissal process was easy. Noone wants to have anything to do with a hospital, but if I ever have to, I would chose this one.