Took multiple days to try to schedule an appointment to take tests. Got there on the day of my…read moreappointment to find out all appointments had been canceled because apparently the people working the office didn't know how to use the internet. So the one woman who was essentially a Jabba the Hut stand in told me I needed to leave. When I asked her about my appointment she said it wasn't her problem. When I asked why I wasn't informed that my appointment was canceled, she told me "it's not my job to contact people." And yet, if I had to cancel my appointment I still would have been charged. But according to an employee, it's not her job to tell people their appointments have been canceled. Furthermore, it's 2026. Are you going to tell me that they were unable to get an IT guy out there to help?! I ended up having to go do another location and when I told the people working there about jabba the huts attitude, they were flabbergasted and suggested that I contact the better Business bureau which I fully intend on doing

This Quest laboratory is located in the Triangle Town Center Walmart SuperCenter. I visited today…read moreto complete a Biometrics screening for my health plan. I scheduled a 9:10 appointment and was seen way ahead of my appointment time. I used the kiosk to sign in, scan my ID and Insurance Card. Cindy , the phlebotomist came out to greet me immediately. I was weighed, blood pressure screened and my blood was drawn in less than 10 minutes. This location is excellent. I have always been happy with the service everywhere with Quest. The best part is I saved on my grocery bill by shopping in the Walmart after my appointment. A win ! Super convenient location.

Great staff and physicians. They remind of the way family practice worked a kid except with today's…read moretechnology. This practice remembers you are a person not a chart. Thanks for the attention and care you provide. If you are lucky enough to get into this practice consider it a blessing.

Dr Torrey is a wonderful doctor. He always knows how to treat everything we needed and spends time…read moreand listens. Very responsive to my portal.

Katlyn was such a depressing assistant who took my vitals. If I didn't like the doctors, I would…read morenever go back to this medical practice because of my interaction with her.

Dr Lee has been my excellent nephrologist for a number of years of years. He is very easy to talk…read moreto, explains everything clearly and is extremely thorough. I have moved to Carrboro, but will continue to travel down to see him for all my appointments.

This whole team is amazing. I took my granddaughter fishing…read morefor her first time and she caught 2 nice bluegill and I caught a hook in the hand. From entering to leaving this whole team was very friendly, informative, caring, helpful, thorough, professional, human, and did I say friendly. Best experience for what it was ever...

Really bad service! In the 15 min appt I left with painkiller, and I was told to go back there if…read morepain didn't go away. They charge you a fortune and on my bill invoice says a 45 min appt. Make me laugh and of course painkiller didn't work

What happened to me at Duke Primary Care on Leesville Road yesterday was traumatic, negligent, and…read morecompletely unacceptable. I am now physically injured, emotionally shaken, and walking around with my arm looking like I have track marks -- all because of the incompetence and unprofessionalism of their staff. I arrived for my scheduled blood draw at 8:35 a.m. and was left sitting for nearly ten minutes with no communication. When I knocked on the lab door, I found the lab worker FaceTiming her boyfriend while on the clock. She admitted she was on FaceTime. When I asked why she was on a personal call instead of doing her job, she told me I would not be getting my blood drawn and instructed me to leave the building. Two non‑lab employees were then sent to draw my blood. They were not trained for that job, and as a result, they did not collect the correct vials or the right number of vials needed for my pre‑operative testing. This mistake has now delayed two medically necessary surgeries by at least another week. I am sick, vomiting, and dealing with severe reflux -- and this delay is directly due to their failure. Later that evening, the doctor called me. She did not apologize, did not ask how I was, and did not acknowledge the trauma of the morning. Instead, she attempted to reprimand me -- until I refused to allow it. The only reason I wasn't retraumatized a second time was because I stopped her from talking down to me. I had to ask her three separate times what was wrong with my blood work before she finally admitted the truth: the two employees she sent weren't responsible for that job and didn't know which tubes were required. This morning, my arm looks bruised, swollen, and discolored, with visible marks that resemble track marks. I will have to walk around like this for the next week and a half because of their negligence. I am escalating this situation as high as I possibly can -- because no patient should ever be treated this way, ignored, lied to, or physically harmed by untrained staff. Attached is a photo of my arm taken this morning. It shows the physical evidence of what happens when a medical facility allows unqualified employees to perform procedures they are not trained for. This is not just unprofessional -- it's unsafe.

I've been coming to DPC Leesville to see Dr. May for primary care since 2021…read more Dr. May is an excellent primary care provide. She is always kind, patient, and very thorough. She takes the time to listen to all your concerns. She incorporates a holistic approach to her medical practice and recommends natural remedies in addition to prescription medication when needed. The office staff are friendly, polite, and professional. The lab technicians are skilled and I've never had any issues getting my blood drawn.