Dr Debora Goodrich has been my doctor for about 20 years. She is an amazing doctor. She is very…read morethorough and listens to her patients with compassion and kindness. She is very detailed with your health plan and takes her time to explain things to her patients. I highly recommend her. The office staff is friendly and helpful.

Their billing department will not return my calls. I've explained an error in their billing several…read moretimes, then get transferred to a recording, leave a message and never receive a return call. The doctors themselves are kind and caring but the billing department needs improvement. This has nothing to do with the ridiculous number of new medical codes. My problem has been going on since March of this year.

Dr. Debra GOODRICH is my primary care dr. in this practice. I've been a patient of hers for…read moreprobably 10 years maybe more. She is a caring kind individual with an excellent bedside manner and in addition Is a great doctor who will go above and beyond for her patients.

Bad experience. His office told me repeatedly that they accept our insurance so my husband went for…read morean appointment. I went in a month later and told me that they actually don't take our insurance and that we would be getting a bill for my husband's visit. Very unprofessional and unethical.

From the owner: Piedmont Physicians at Wellbrook in Conyers believes prevention is the best medicine. That's why we…read morespecialize in primary care to help you achieve - and maintain - better health.

The WORST experience I have ever endured with a Doctor's practice…read more First, the Physician's Assistant who saw me was wearing a dirty lab coat AND was clearly suffering from a respiratory or throat infection. Second, a routine blood test for thyroid, potassium, and cholesterol took 30 minutes of trying to find a vein and finally sticking me in each hand. Third, I was told that the test results would be available the following Monday and to call or come in for results. I drove to the office on Monday at 4:15pm and was told that results had not come back. Fourth, FOURTEEN calls and three days later the front office finally told me that the testing lab said that not enough blood had been collected to complete ANY of the three tests, and asking me to come back in! There is not a chance that these people will ever see me again.

DO NOT schedule an appointment with this doctor!! She is insulting, degrading, and only cares to…read morehear herself speak. Rude is the best way I can describe her. Don't waste your time or your money!!! Too bad Dr Ellison left because he was my doctor but I will NEVER, EVER go back to this office again!!!

I'm truly saddened to have to write this review, but I feel it's important to share my experience…read more I've been a patient at Congress Pediatric since I was an infant, and I'm now 17 years old. Around September, I became very ill. I was struggling to breathe, dealing with a severe cough, headaches, and cold chills. Naturally, I went to the doctor. I couldn't see my primary doctor at the time, so I saw the nurse practitioner instead. She was very friendly, and she tested me for COVID and strep, but the results would take 24 hours. However, they never tested my blood, and when I asked about any medicine, they said I wouldn't be prescribed anything, just to take over-the-counter medications like Motrin. Despite taking the recommended medicine, I continued to feel sick. The nurse practitioner said she'd follow up with me in 24 hours, but the call was delayed, and my mom had to reach out herself. When they finally called back, the doctor said it wasn't COVID or strep, just a sinus infection. But I knew something more serious was wrong. Over the next few days, I still felt terrible--and could not breathe. I ended up having to go to the hospital, where they discovered I had pneumonia. I needed fluids and treatment for that. The real issue wasn't the misdiagnosis or the nurse practitioner's mistake--it was when I returned for a follow-up appointment with my new pediatrician, Dr. Ghazala Khalid. My previous pediatrician, was Dr. Lynette Jattan, she retired, and I'd been seeing Dr. Khalid for 3 or 4 years, maybe more. When I went in for my check-up, I explained some lingering symptoms: I was still out of breath after walking long distances, my appetite was still gone, and I was dealing with some aftereffects. Dr. Khalid seemed dismissive, saying that everything from the pneumonia was gone and that she didn't see anything else wrong with me. But what really upset me was when I mentioned I was still having trouble breathing. She responded by saying, "Sometimes it's just in your head after being sick." As a 17-year-old, I know how to articulate what's happening with my body. I would never lie about my health. To have my concerns brushed off like that was really hurtful. It's difficult to explain how upsetting it was to hear that from someone who is supposed to be a professional, especially considering how serious my illness had been. Another issue that made me feel unheard was when I brought up my misdiagnosis. Instead of addressing it with empathy, Dr. Khalid spent most of our time defending her nurse practitioner, which, while understandable, didn't make me feel any better. I wasn't upset with the nurse practitioner--mistakes happen--but I would've appreciated a simple apology or acknowledgment that my experience was less than ideal. I just didn't feel like there was any compassion or understanding. Lastly, when I arrived for my follow-up appointment, I had to wait almost an hour to see Dr. Khalid. All these little things added up to a deeply disappointing experience. I'm really sad to have to say this, but I will not be returning to Congress Pediatric. I hope others have a better experience, but this was my reality. As someone who wants to be a pediatrician one day, I couldn't imagine treating a child this way. Compassion and listening to a patient's concerns are key. I didn't feel either of those things during my visit. Writing this review is difficult, but I felt it was necessary to share my experience so that others are aware.

Allowed a person to bring my son to his appointment & change the demographics and the person name…read morewasn't on none of his paperwork not even as the emergency contact . Why?? I Sonya is telling me HIPPA wasn't violated. ?? Make it make sense to me. So anyone can bring a child to a appointment & change things without their name being on anything.

I received a bill from this place. I've never been a patient here, and you can't reach the billing…read moredepartment.

This place is a joke! Don't waste your time. I spent 30 minutes on the phone with a representative…read moreproviding all of my health background information, my past surgeries, and filled out forms they sent me for medical records, insurance information, etc. Then today I received a call from another representative stating the doctors don't have a care plan for me. I asked why not. The representatives stated that they didn't provide a reason. So that's it? I have multiple injuries, surgeries, body areas that I get injections, prescriptions, etc. and this pain center doesn't even want to see me? And I get no explanation on why not! That's insane. This place deserves 0 stars as these doctors are not stars... they are bums!