I have been a patient of Dr. Anne Stover for a lot of years, and, through many moves where I have…read morebeen out of state twice....once for 2 yrs. and once for 4 yrs. and she has always taken me back as a patient. I have never left her office feeling that I forgot to ask her something, didn't get everything taken care of or that I was not her main priority during the entire visit. She is right there and she is PERFECT in every aspect of a provider of health care in "every way" "every shape and form" and I would not go to anyone else in this area. Her heart is so huge and she listens to what you "don't say" as much as what "you do say'. I love her and thank her for being the best doctor "in every way" and thank her for always allowing me to come back when I did move!!!!!

Great Dr. The man…read moreis thorough, and timely. Absolutely great doctor! You always should make an appointment, but they will fit you in ASAP. Awesome staff.

Please do not come to this doctor. The women in reception are of absolutely no help and will…read morecontinue to talk very loudly making sure that everyone in the lobby and frankly, the world can hear them. I enjoyed wasting my time here while I wondered why anyone on the planet would choose a private practice office like this one, over an actual hospital system. Please stay away! Girlfriend came here to receive a prescription to have an MRI taken. Keep in mind this facility doesn't have one! So we spent over an hour for a prescription for an MRI that we had to go elsewhere for. This place is useless. Please save your time and go to a hospital.

I've been to see Dr. Vamvakis a couple times now. She's wonderful. She listens and takes her…read moretime. She answers questions patiently. Most of the staff is friendly, listen, and are all around pleasant. Elizabeth needs retrained. She talked over me, not listening to why I was calling. Then when I tried to correct her and finish explaining, she spoke over me again. Learn to LISTEN. It's a vital skill in providing service. After finally being able to speak, she just gave me a lecture about being able to put messages through on MyChart and essentially blaming me over the mix-up I was calling in about. I only needed them to send my referral over to the correct doctor. Hence why apparently it is my fault and I should have used MyChart to "avoid confusion." No, Elizabeth. People are allowed to contact the office instead of using digital tools. Get over it. Spoiler: She didn't send the correct information to the doctor. So I took her "advice" and sent it myself. Other than this interaction, I haven't had an issue with staff. I've had to contact the office multiple times, and spoken with multiple people, as we have been trying to figure out this prior auth and referral situation. Everything has been done with ease and speed. The multiple calls have been beyond anyone's control, due to the changing circumstances, rather than needing to call because someone hasn't done something (a plague in many doctors offices). Everyone else I've spoken with has been helpful and pleasant. And they've gotten their phone messages correct. Hmm. Guess it pays to listen.

The doctors take their sweet time with you as if theres nothing else in the world to do. Yall too…read moreslow!!