Abrupt attitude by Dr Molner. Extremely dismissive to my obvious confusion over a medication. The…read morelast wait in the office had people standing as the waiting room was packed. I know that happened sometimes and perhaps that is what caused her dismissive attitude towards me. Nevertheless, I have found a new doctor.

Great care but be prepared for very long wait. Multiple appointments and I usually wait 45-60…read moreminutes to be seen.

Dr. Miller and the staff are great and im happy to be one their patients. Service is fast,friendly,…read moreand very professional . I highly recommended this practice

I took my daughter to Dr. Ellicott after taking her to a sports medicine doctor and the Emergency…read moreRoom twice who both said she just needed to stay off of it for a few days and it should be ok because nothing showed up on the x-ray. She was in severe pain and was sent home both times with nothing for the pain or inflammation. The very next morning I had to get up and find someone else to look at it because she had me up all night. I told her that we were going to find someone who specializes in that particular area only. Dr. Ellicott was highly recommended and when I called to make the appointment, to my surprise, he was the one who answered the phone. I explained to him that she had been in a car accident and that she was still in severe pain. He told me to bring her on in that morning and I did. He showed a lot of concern and was very informative about his findings. It turned out that she had a bone fracture. He gave her something for the swelling to go down in order to see what had to be done. He is still monitoring her but she is feeling a lot better in that area. I just hope he doesn't have to do anything serious to it because she's such a big baby. Thank you Dr, Ellicott for your awesome bedside manners and concern.

Wonderful man who is super caring & has great bedside manner. We needed help with my aging mom's…read morenails & will continue to use him. Pleasant staff & office..it's so nice that it's not a large factory type setting! A more personal touch for sure.

Dr. Nadarajah runs a very professional and complete podiatry service I have a treated With her for…read moremany years she has seen me through several wounds on my legs and feet and taking great care of me her staff is also very professional.

Dr. Bundy did my spinal fusion 10 years ago. I thought my career and life as I knew it was over…read more He told me, "I'll have you back to normal and back to work in 3 months, if you follow my instructions." 3 months later, I was back to full duty as a firefighter with no issues from my back at all. Now, if he could only help with my golf swing and speed up my retirement. No one WANTS to have back surgery, but if you NEED it, let Dr. Bundy do it.

great experience and great help. Took care of my issues quickly. SFriendly caring staffread more

This place runs like a well oiled machine. In all my years of sitting for hours at the doctors,…read moreand having to go to different facilities for mammogram & bloodwork, this has been such a refreshing experience. I was in and out with all my tests within 1 1/2 hours. Dr Oshields was receptive, caring, and very in tuned. I felt very comfortable, and although it is a 30 minute drive, it was WELL WORTH the care I received.

Dr. Tingen is always really nice and willing to answer any questions I have. She makes the…read moreappointment feel very comfortable and quick. The front office staff was very nice and helpful as well.

Truly an unbelievable staff! I can't stress enough how much of a pleasure it was to be seen by…read morethem. I highly suggest any provider here if you're looking for an Orthopedic surgeon. Upon entering, I was greeted warmly by Ashley and Rachel at the front desk. They were very personable as we exchanged light banter back and forth as they got be checked in. I appreciated their transparency as they informed me that they were implementing a new electronic medical system software and that my visit would be a little longer than usual as the staff was still getting acclimated. As I went back with the staff, I couldn't even tell that they were on a new system as they seemed to pick it up with ease. The visit was so smooth. Dr. Parfenchuck and his PA (Which kills me because I cannot remember his name, but he was hilarious with his quick witty comments) made the visit a fun one, and made me feel pretty comfortable. He was extremely knowledgeable and kept it straight with me. I was in and out and the visit did not feel like how I usually feel when I visit any sort of doctor's office. This time was pleasant. This location is located in Evans, Ga. It is separate from the main hospital in Augusta, but what I gathered, this location is where the the doctors split time to come at least once a week away from the hospital to see patients. Dr. Parfenchuck and his staff have Thursday afternoons here.

Something definitely wrong with their patients scheduling system. After waiting for an hour and a…read morehalf, still no doctor and no explanation. Definitely a waste of time and a lack of consideration for their patients time.

The staff are friendly and personable! Dr. Apostle takes his…read moretime and does not make me feel rushed or 1 of a thousand. Wait was not long and I was out of my 7:45am appointment by 8:10! I did not go to the Augusta location, I went to the North Belair location.

I have never felt more unseen, unheard, or dismissed by a physician…read more Unfortunately, my most recent appointment with Dr. Beckman only reinforced what has become a consistent and deeply disappointing pattern in my experiences with him. Every time I visit this physician, I leave feeling as though my concerns are an inconvenience rather than something deserving of thoughtful medical attention. He comes across as disengaged, uninterested, and seemingly more focused on getting through the appointment than genuinely listening to the patient sitting in front of him. During my most recent visit, I attempted to discuss several ongoing health concerns, including significant anxiety, insomnia, exhaustion, and previously identified low iron levels. I specifically raised questions about checking my ferritin levels because I wanted to better understand my iron stores, particularly in the context of changes in my menstrual cycle. Rather than feeling that my concerns were being explored or even acknowledged, I felt dismissed with the explanation that my iron levels looked fine. I understand that physicians have clinical expertise, and I am not expecting a doctor to agree with every concern I raise. But I do expect a physician to listen, explain their reasoning, and engage in a meaningful conversation about my health. There is a tremendous difference between providing a medical opinion and making a patient feel that her questions are not worth discussing. I also scheduled this appointment after specifically informing the office that I needed to discuss my mental health concerns and the possibility of FMLA and short-term disability. Only after waiting for the appointment and arriving in person was I informed that the practice does not complete this paperwork for mental health conditions and that I would need to see a psychiatrist. This was information that could have been communicated before my appointment, saving valuable time during an already difficult period. What makes this experience particularly troubling is that it is not isolated. It is the repeated feeling that I am talking to someone who has little interest in hearing me. And while I am hesitant to attribute someone's behavior to race or gender without knowing their intentions, I would be dishonest if I said those questions haven't crossed my mind. As a woman of color receiving care from a white male physician, it is difficult not to question whether unconscious bias could be contributing to the way my concerns are received, especially when I consistently leave feeling minimized and unheard. I cannot speak to Dr. Beckman's intentions. I can only speak to the impact of my experiences. I should not have to work this hard to feel heard by my own primary care physician. I should not leave appointments questioning whether my concerns were taken seriously. And I certainly should not feel that advocating for my own health is an inconvenience to the person entrusted with helping me manage it. Patients deserve more than a brief examination and a referral. We deserve compassion, curiosity, communication, and the basic dignity of being listened to. After multiple disappointing experiences, I have lost confidence in Dr. Beckman's ability to provide the kind of attentive, collaborative care I need. I am sharing this because no patient should repeatedly walk away from a medical appointment feeling invisible.