The renewed faculty physicians office and staff are absolutely first class. They go above and…read morebeyond to make sure what is needed to save feet etc. And that, they did! My mother's feet and leg were being treated 3 to 4 times a week by a home health wound specialist. But it kept getting worse, even after expensive grafts. Called Dr Bowlin and he cleared an Opening for her the next day, and was told life threatening. After the first week, she had improved and is almost 100% fully recovered after 2 month of treatments. Our prayers were answered for a healing and a top notch bunch of professionals! Thank you Dr. Bowlin and everyone in his office! Nice and friendly group!

it starts in the front office, very kind and considerate staff. silly but professional and always…read morewelcoming with a kind word and friendly smile. staff is top notch and dr. bowlin knows his stuff. many lives changed and limbs saved because of he and his wonderful network of doctors. thank you!!

I had a bone spur removed from my Achilles and had to reconnect Achilles. She did an excellent job…read moreI would highly recommend.

Very nice expert podiatrist lady. I enjoy every visit even through the pain. (good reviews…read moreshould not be restrained by word counts)

First of all my husband and I are new to town and he called 2 weeks ago with 2 sudden issues and 6…read morehours away from our old doctors but the wonderful woman who answers the phone, sets appointments, helps to check people in, etc., got my husband in right away then 3 days ago he had a return check up and he inquired about making an appointment for me and she got my information and wham!! I got in right away to see Dr. Reaper and he is truly a wonderful physician and human being and The Woman Behind The Desk...she knows her stuff and has a kind caring and compassionate heart!! We were both treated and taken well care of by the initial Nurses that triaged us. So glad our 1st experience in a new city with a new doctor went so splendidly! Thank you. Donna Lindsey

I have had nothing but a positive experience here. Five stars...easy. Thank you for such…read moreattentive care!

I'm nearing the end of my first trimester, and have had 2 appointments at this practice thus far…read more My experience has been really good! My practitioner, Valerie, is compassionate, thorough, and has really listened to and addressed all my questions/concerns. Valerie spent an ample amount of time with me, and armed me with a great treatment plan which included several prescription and non-pharmacological options to combat my intense symptoms of nausea/vomiting. I'm feeling MUCH BETTER now! She's also been very flexible in meeting my needs in regards to ordering my prenatal screening lab work. The ultrasound techs, Emily and Sheila, are both very knowledgeable and personable, and Katie at the front desk is just the sweetest! Overall, my prenatal care at this practice has been top notch, and I'm a very happy mama!

First office visit and I couldn't be more impressed. The entire computer system for the office had…read morecrashed, and the staff were scrambling to keep up. They all maintained a super professional attitude and got the job done. During my exam, Dr. Hovis listened more intently than anyone I can recall. He made sure he understood my concerns, answered every question, and made me feel entirely comfortable with the procedure I'll be undergoing. I am looking forward to getting some of my old mobility back and am convinced I selected the right medical office.

Rude staff, rotal lack of empathy, they are not in the field for patient care, their only focus is…read morethe financial aspect. Also, i went in for care bx there was something going on with my back to wheee I literally couldn't stand up straight. Once the doctor saw that im on medication dor depression and.anziety, the first.thing she said.was.maybe we should have you speak with your psychiatrist first and see what she says. Don't get me wrong, my psychiatrist is absolutely amazing and I have full trust in her, but she's not going to know why my lower back wouldn't allow me to stand straight for almost a week. I guess 8d you have a.mental health diagnosis that means nothing physically is ever wrong with you, its all in your head.

Quality of care exceeded my expectations. Every member of the staff was exceptional in their…read morecaregiving.

Staff was very helpful, waiting rooms were nice, besides the main one was in two different areas…read morebecause two different types of images needed. Just the normal stress of waiting on results. I liked that there is no canned music or tv in every room, ladies were visiting with each other, nice.

It's true, you may have a wait in office but that's only because Dr. Edumunds cares about his…read morepatients. He doesn't rush through. He got me in quickly after a cologaurd positive test. Two procedures done within a month the remove two centimeter precancerous polyps. I'm 46, get your preventative tests. I had no symptoms. I highly recommend Dr Edmunds team. From the anesthesiologist, to the receptionist they treated me like family making a concerning situation as comforting as possible.

I wanted to share a concern about my experience during check-in for my procedure…read more When I arrived, I was informed by the front desk that I had a $45 copay. I explained that I was not told about this when my appointment was confirmed, and because I was coming in for a procedure, I did not bring cash or credit cards with me. The front desk staff member said she would speak with Dr. Edmunds. When she returned, she stated that if I could not pay the $45 copay, I would need to reschedule because the office is cracking down on collecting copays. She then asked if I could borrow the money from my driver. Thankfully, my driver was able to help me, but the situation was very frustrating and embarrassing. My concern is that I had already taken the day off work, followed the preparation instructions, fasted, arranged transportation, and showed up ready for my procedure. To be told at that point that my procedure could possibly be canceled over a $45 copay was very upsetting. I completely understand that offices have policies regarding copays and patient responsibility. However, if those policies are going to be strictly enforced, I believe patients should be informed ahead of time, especially before a scheduled procedure. A courtesy call or reminder letting the patient know the amount due at check-in would help avoid situations like this. I am not refusing to pay my copay, but I do feel the communication could have been handled better. Patients should not find out the day of a procedure, after fasting and making arrangements, that their appointment may be canceled due to a payment they were not made aware of in advance. I hope this concern can be reviewed so future patients are properly informed before their procedure day.

I never have to wait more than 10 minutes to see my doctor. Dr. Adam Lett is the best doctor I…read morehave ever seen & I am 71. He's caring, knowledgeable & writes all his instructions for me on paper for me to take home.

Dr French is ok if you have a cold or need an annual physical or something routine. But anything…read moreelse and he'll tell you, and I quote "I'm just a family doctor, I don't know how to help you". I heard this twice from him when I was begging him, desperate for help (referrals? Another different test to do? Disability paperwork filled out) This man made everything so difficult for me that I would have panic attacks and not be able to open his secure message responses to questions I asked for days. Because the answer was always "no" or him doubting me or making this process of trying to get something complicated diagnosed even harder by making me argue for every single thing. Like filling out short term disability paperwork when I was going on FMLA leave. Everything was already hard and he made it harder. The most recent time, when I called to ask their office manager what to do when the doctor can't help, I got a certified letter from Dr French firing me. Dr French wants to do the basic work and then go home and not think about his job or his patients. I kind of think he wants to not think about his patients when they're in the room too. He can play like he listens and play a good doctor, but when it really matters, he'll let you down every single time.