DO NOT MAKE AN APPOINTMENT HERE!! I made an appointment for an initial consultation as a first…read morevisit with Dr. Stolovitzky. I was told it would be $35 as that is my specialist copay. When I checked in they also told me that same price and took my money. I was shown back to the room and the nurse sprayed numbing solution in my nose. The Dr. cam in and without really talking to me about what was going on he put a scope in my nose and then we spoke about my issue. A few weeks later I received a bill for about $500 for a nasal endoscopy. At no point was it mentioned that I was having a procedure and that the scoping was anything but routine that all patients had done. No one told me this was going to hit my deductible and not be covered by the copay, they just did it without even really know my issue. If this was routine then why was I not informed when I made the appointment or when I checked it. Instead I was told it would only be $35 copay. They evidently already planned to do this from the start as the nurse numbed my nose before the doctor had ever even met me. I spoke with Lisa Jones in their office and she said that the long medical for that everyone signs gives them consent to do whatever is needed and that they usually do a nasal endoscopy, but since sometimes they don't, they don't have to inform you beforehand. This seems incredibly shady and highly unethical by ENT of Georgia North and Dr. Stolovitsky. I would you advise anyone looking to choose another ENT unless you want high unexpected medical bills and procedures without your knowingly consent!

I had an appointment that I had to wait three weeks for. It was a Worker's Compensation injury and…read moreappt. was made by the case manager. When I arrived for the appointment they told me they don't take Worker's Compensation. Now I have to wait another three weeks to a month for another appointment to go back to work. Not very professional.

Dr Griner is excellent. She is a little ball of fire. She comes in, stands on a stool, and knows…read moreexactly what is wrong. She explains it in as much detail as you need and if tonsils need to come out, she makes it happen. You know how hard it is to get a pediatrician to get to the stage of considering getting those removed! Surgery went awesome and she was there herself afterwards to explain everything.

I have chronic sinusitis and was on two drops of a steroid in each nostril each day. I kept…read morerunning out so went to her to get more (turns out the pharmacy was miscalculating the amount of medicine I needed). I had seen Dr. Griner for two or three years before this incident. She came in saying in a loud tone "You need to get off this stuff. You are setting yourself up for early onset cataracts and osteoporosis." She refused to give me more medicine and walked out of the room. I told her nurse, "I am only taking this stuff because I'm just trying to survive! So what do I do now?" Dr. Griner didn't tell me how to stop taking the drops (there is some withdrawal and symptoms return with a vengeance) and she treated me like a drug addict (its a little bottle of steroid drops for pity's sake!) I did the only thing I could do. I fired her as my ENT and started going to another one who started probing my condition with tests to provide data and switched me to another treatment.

This is the first time I've ever left a review for a doctor, and it is truly well deserved. I had…read morebeen sick for over a year and saw multiple doctors in an effort to diagnose my illness. Dr. Hoddeson was able to identify the issue within just two visits. He took the time to listen to me and understand my concerns, which ultimately set me on the path to recovery. Thanks to him, I was able to partner with my other doctors and get on the correct treatment plan. I have a rare condition, and he was the first doctor to recognize something I had been struggling with for years. I would recommend him to anyone. I also recently learned that he was voted one of the best doctors of 2024, and after my experience, I can clearly see why.

DO NOT MAKE AN APPOINTMENT HERE!! I made an appointment for an initial consultation as a first…read morevisit with Dr. Stolovitzky. I was told it would be $35 as that is my specialist copay. When I checked in they also told me that same price and took my money. I was shown back to the room and the nurse sprayed numbing solution in my nose. The Dr. cam in and without really talking to me about what was going on he put a scope in my nose and then we spoke about my issue. A few weeks later I received a bill for about $500 for a nasal endoscopy. At no point was it mentioned that I was having a procedure and that the scoping was anything but routine that all patients had done. No one told me this was going to hit my deductible and not be covered by the copay, they just did it without even really know my issue. If this was routine then why was I not informed when I made the appointment or when I checked it. Instead I was told it would only be $35 copay. They evidently already planned to do this from the start as the nurse numbed my nose before the doctor had ever even met me. I spoke with Lisa Jones in their office and she said that the long medical for that everyone signs gives them consent to do whatever is needed and that they usually do a nasal endoscopy, but since sometimes they don't, they don't have to inform you beforehand. This seems incredibly shady and highly unethical by ENT of Georgia North and Dr. Stolovitsky. I would you advise anyone looking to choose another ENT unless you want high unexpected medical bills and procedures without your knowingly consent!

Very poor front office. They do not have the courtesy to call a patient to change the appointment…read moreif the doctor was not going to be there. My Mom had received 2 phone calls to confirmed her appointment on May 8th. When she arrived they tell her that the doctor was not in as he went to a conferences. I can understand if he had an emergency but to attend a conferences. The office never bother to call her to change the appointment. That was a waste of time and money to not be told about that! My Mom has several friends that happened to them, saying you do not have an appointment on our schedule. Very rude. I hope that office will lose lots of customers. Never to go back there again.

Used to be great. Bought my hearing aids there, and they routinely replaced batteries and checked…read morethe software for updates. NOT NOW. Cant be bothered to look or records, want $215 to change hearing aid batteries after I was told $54, none of the old staff still there, current staff seem to have trouble looking at records or having a coherent conversation. DO NOT RECOMMEND

Dr. Sharpe is a very fine doctor and I have used him for over a decade. Preciously he had his own…read moreclinic off of Tree Lane and the staff were fantastic. Sadly, somehow a corporation took over and the information provided here is seriously incorrect. Also note that the corporation let go all of his prior staff and the overall service has become more difficult. I talked to the old staff at the Tree Lane address a few days before it closed and they all told me that the corporation flew a few geniuses in and over a not very thoughtful pizza lunch told all of his old staff that the office was moving, and they were not going to be moving with him or the practice. Yep, cost gutting capitalists took over and they don't give a you know what about the patients. Happily, Dr. Sharpe still does, and so I still use him as my PCP. Address update 976 Killian Hill Rd SW Lilburn, GA 30047 (770) 824-4091 So the new office is under staffed and Dr. Sharpe is working for an organization dedicated to getting as much money out of his practice as possible. FYI. More information from maps.google.com https://www.google.com/maps/place/976+Killian+Hill+Rd+SW,+Lilburn,+GA+30047/@33.8688183,-84.0963431,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x88f5bad1b9af83ed:0x46415e278320494f!8m2!3d33.8688139!4d-84.0941491 Cheers.

The nursing and admin staff is *excellent* at this practice. Making appointments is a breeze - even…read moresame day - the nurses and staff have always been kind, returned phone calls promptly, and have maintained the feel of the tiny practice Dr. West started with many years ago. The docs ... not so much. West now thinks he's a weight loss guru and Sharpe pays no attention to anything. Ms. Bertram is nice, but their former FNP Mr. Pettay was much better. Ms. Bertram always seems to be distracted and in a hurry - I once came to see her with a very simple/common 'lady issue' and she refused to treat me, even after I told her the reason I came to her was because I couldn't get a GYN appointment for another week. She still refused. It's funny ... as a nurse myself, I'd never worked with a doc/NP in any practice that would refuse to treat something so simple ... and then make me pay for the visit. If it was 15-20 years ago, I'd have nothing but raves for this group. Now it's all bells and whistles, flat screen TVs and free water and patient portals. I'd give it all back for the care I used to get in the tiny office in Snellville.