Exceptional care by very gifted and caring professionals!! I am a tough case with numerous diseases…read moreand every new symptom I encounter is handled or referred to an appropriate specialist. From the check-in to the lab work, everything here is top notch!! I have to give a special shout out to Mistie for her compassion and kindness!!

I've never experienced medical professionals that will not accept you as a patient. My husband and…read moreI filled out the new patient form as they asked, sent them in, and after 3 days I received an email stating that we were not accepted. They also said they would not disclose the information as to why. We heard great things about their PA and were excited to experience great doctor care.

Horrible office and staff. very incompetent and careless. Been calling all week about medication…read morerefill, no one did their diligence. Now I'm out of meds.

Horrible - The Nurse Practitioner (NP) was googling . They will charge for extra services that…read moreare not requested. They will Not call you or refill your medication unless you come in every 3 months..DO Not go to this Group.

This office is great for my annual check ups. Melissa Butts is attentive and cares about her…read morepatients. My favorite part about this office is when I need to be seen for a sick visit they have the pull up service and don't even let you leave the car for testing and eval.

This medical office has gone down hill. They don't know what they are doing. There are a lot of…read moreother doctors in Macon. Don't waste your time going to Vineville Internal Medicine. I have been patient there for over 5 years and their operation practices get worse every year.

I must tell you about this gem of a doctor! I have been going to Dr. Scarborough for several years…read moresince we moved here, having chosen her at first because her practice was nearby. Without reservation, she's the best primary care doctor I've ever had, bar none. Every person on her staff has been kind, professional, and caring--every time! Even if I move an hour or two away, Dr. Scarborough will continue to be my doctor. She is a rare individual and doctor: more like a friend who cares about my welfare and as well as my health. She always schedules enough time during visits to actually talk with patients and then listens to them, then follows through to address any health issues that need her attention. We aren't shuffled through her office like a number to quickly move out of the way, but as a person who is there for her help and expertise. If I've had to call after hours for a pressing issue(which I've done a couple of times), either she or her NP Holly always calls me back quickly and takes care of what I need. I'm a grandmother, years older than she, but we're "on the same page," and I've never felt or seen any condescension from her or her staff (which is more common everywhere these days toward older people). I highly recommend her without reservation, and that includes the ladies who check in patients, the nurses, lab staff, and anyone else I've had the pleasure of interacting with there. If you're looking for a primary care doctor, you need look no further than Dr. Cameka Scarborough on Hartley Bridge Road, Macon, Georgia.

Dr. Scarborough has been my primary physician for 6 years. She is the first doctor to ask me about…read moreother things going on in my life while she worked to diagnose my medical condition. She understands that your health is also affected by all aspects of your life. The entire staff is very caring and professional.

Dr. Stapleton and his staff are exceptional! I had total knee replacement and the surgery went…read moreperfectly. Incision is almost invisible. Recovery was difficult due to complications from a 30 year old injury in that leg. Dr. Stapleton assured me he was determined to get me to our targets - range of motion, etc. He was such an encourager when I was doubtful. He gained my complete confidence. Result was complete success. His staff is also wonderful. Jaime, his nurse was very helpful and quick to respond when I needed help. Josh, his FNP was also great. The front desk staff were always cheerful and clearly desired to help. Altogether a great experience.

I rarely feel compelled to publicly criticize a medical professional. I understand that emergency…read moremedicine is demanding, stressful, and often thankless work, and I have tremendous respect for the education, discipline, and responsibility required to practice medicine. However, my family's experience with Dr. Arjun Arya during my mother's emergency room care was troubling enough that I believe it deserves to be addressed. A medical degree commands respect for the work required to earn it. It does not place a physician above the patients and families he is entrusted to care for. Throughout our interaction, Dr. Arya's demeanor toward my mother and me was, in my opinion, unnecessarily dismissive, condescending, argumentative, and egotistical. Reasonable questions were repeatedly met as though they were challenges to his knowledge or authority rather than what they actually were: a family attempting to understand and advocate for someone they love. There is an enormous difference between confidently explaining a medical decision and becoming argumentative when someone asks you to explain it. Perhaps equally concerning was the apparent assumption that because we entered the emergency room as a patient and family member, we must therefore have little or no understanding of medicine. Dr. Arya, you simply do not know who is sitting across from you. A person does not surrender his or her education, intelligence, professional experience, or credentials upon becoming a patient. Nor should a physician assume that a family member asking questions has no medical background simply because that person is standing beside the hospital bed rather than wearing a white coat. The person in front of you may be a nurse, physician, pharmacist, chiropractor, paramedic, therapist, researcher, or another healthcare professional. They may have spent decades working within the medical field. They may even possess a medical degree themselves. You simply do not know. Speaking to people as though they could not possibly comprehend the medicine being discussed is not education--it is condescension. That attitude became particularly apparent when Dr. Arya made remarks to the effect that a chiropractor is not a "real" medical professional. There are legitimate distinctions between a Doctor of Chiropractic and an M.D. or D.O., including differences in training, licensing, and scope of practice. Those distinctions can be explained professionally without belittling another licensed healthcare profession. More importantly, disparaging another profession contributed nothing to my mother's emergency medical care. It only reinforced the impression that credentials or opinions different from his own were somehow unworthy of respect. I was also deeply troubled by statements regarding certain aspects of my mother's care that, based upon the information available to us, did not appear to accurately reflect what had occurred. When someone's health is at stake, patients should be able to expect honest, accurate, and transparent communication from the physician responsible for their care. A family asking questions is not an inconvenience. A patient requesting clarification is not insubordination. And someone possessing enough knowledge to question what they are being told is not a threat to a physician's authority. Bedside manner is not about charm or personality. It is about professionalism--the ability to communicate difficult information respectfully, answer reasonable questions without hostility, listen when a patient expresses concern, and remember that the person lying in that hospital bed is a human being who deserves dignity. My mother deserved that dignity. She deserved clear communication. She deserved honesty. She deserved to have her concerns taken seriously. And she deserved a physician capable of answering questions without allowing the interaction to deteriorate into what felt, at times, more like an argument over who was the most knowledgeable person in the room. There is tremendous value in medical knowledge, but knowledge and humility are not mutually exclusive. A degree may establish someone's qualifications to practice medicine. Character, integrity, humility, compassion, and the way a physician treats people when he holds a position of authority reveal what kind of physician he chooses to be. And one final thought, Dr. Arya: not everyone you encounter is beneath you, and not everyone asking you a question is uninformed. Sometimes the person questioning you understands considerably more than you have assumed. We may do things a little differently here in the South, but treating people with basic dignity and respect should not be a regional custom. If contempt for patients, their families, and other healthcare professionals is the preferred approach, perhaps Chicago was the better fit after all.

I wish there was a negative star option. Horrible experience…read moreat Emory Hospital Perry Emergency Room. A loved one was transported here by ambulance and over two hours later has still not been seen by a doctor. That is completely unacceptable for an emergency room. When we tried to get information, we spoke with someone named Cheyenne, whose demeanor and attitude were awful--cold, dismissive, and lacking even basic compassion. No empathy, no helpful communication, nothing you would expect when families are scared and waiting for care. This is the worst ER experience our family has ever had, and it is incredibly disheartening to see such a lack of urgency and humanity in a medical setting. No one should be treated this way during a medical emergency.

From the scheduling of my appointment to accessing me Joy was Awesome, Personable, Attentive. Joy…read moreprovided Great customer experience! I will definitely recommend this doctors office.

While I have no complaints about the front desk staff, I have had a new psychiatrist assigned to me…read more4 times since 2020, each one leaving or moving on in their residency. Each one has been kind and helpful but starting over with my life story again and again is frustrating and delays my recovery. Seeking a doctor elsewhere currently.

I used to see an endocrinologist here years ago but this time I was referred to a pulmonologist. I…read morebegan to fill out the paperwork and came across the statement all bills are to be paid out in 120 days or it will be turned over to collections. I called to verify was the information correct as I feel that as long as regular monthly payments are made that should be sufficient. Whose to say how much a bill will end up being especially at a specialist! As a healthcare professional of 20 years, it saddens me and I been realized a long time ago why people choose not to see doctors. This is added stress to their situation to worry about paying bills sometimes especially within a specific time frame. Healthcare went down years ago. I updated this review for this facility from 1 star to 3 stars because I received a letter a few weeks later from someone who took the time to reach out and that was thoughtful, but I still have yet to go.