I'm giving him 5 stars and I have only talked to him on the phone. He is highly intelligent and has…read morebeen well trained In acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine and Naturopathic/holistic. I am sad that he no longer practices in the Fort Payne area. His practice is in Huntsville. He came to your small town to give you a better way of healing. He has decades of clinical experience and advanced education in natural medicine that can cure diseases. And so much more.The people of Fort Payne would rather be prescribed a bottle of pills to fix their problem not realizing that a natural way of healing has been practiced all over the world and is proven to work. The town had one of the best natural healers right here. In your tiny hillbilly back woods town you call home. And didn't realize it or just didn't want to step to far out of your comfort zone. For an example- I have had mono for nine months. With my bones aching I went to my primary care physician who sent medication to my local pharmacy and then says it might work but I don't know.If it does help let me know. I picked it up from my pharmacy and was livid the whole drive home. I walked in my house and threw the pills in the trash can. I'm on a new path to healing. And it's a proven method of treatment. All of you keep taking the drugs that might work and if it doesn't just keep trying more and more drugs until your body is so toxic and your still having the problem you needed help with. Fort Payne is a weird town. If you have never noticed , then there's something wrong with you. If you've traveled extensively or lived 30 years in another state or a large city ,one might call a metropolis, and you get off the exit to this town you can automatically feel the shift of oddity. Nothing has changed and it never will because everyone is small minded and big cities intimidate you and you hate driving in all that traffic. Trust me when I say we don't want you to drive through our city because you are usually the ones that mess up the flow of the traffic. Just stay where you've always been, doing the same thing you've always done, head back to your circle of friends who you believe love you but they actually don't. Live life in a bubble where nothing ever changes. Stay out of our cities where nobody cares when you flash your pageant smile. You stay here with nothing to do. And we will enjoy the variety of things to do. Always something to do. Never get bored. You can act like you want because the possibility of you crossing paths with the people you were around that day is slim to none. So keep your small town with nothing to do and keep working on that status you've always worked so hard for. Stay here. Please stay in your bubble.Thank you so much.

Dr. Mick at Mountain Town Acupuncture has helped me by providing relief from migraines and…read moredigestive problems using acupuncture in a very gentle and relaxing way. I always look forward to my sessions and often time get a very refreshing rest during my treatment. I feel recharged and awesome after each visit.

I'm from out of town and I had a UTI. I was seen quickly. The staff was friendly. The nurse…read morepractitioner that I saw was proficient and professional. I feel like I received good care.

Dr A and Dr Doty and the one red headed dr are great! Not a good place for addicts to get pain…read morepills, just sick people who want to get better. Ive always been treated with respect, never been in there longer than 45 minutes! They take great care of me.

If you enjoy being humiliated by your care provider IN THE OFFICE LOBBY, I strongly suggest the…read moreChattanooga location! You might get extra special treatment where your NP shakes her finger in your face. Even better you can tell them you're no longer a patient and three months later they're still billing! If you're considering going there please heed my warning. At this point I'd rather die peacefully in their parking lot than let them treat me!

I had an appointment today with Dr.Workman and she is the BEST doctor I have ever seen. I'm saying…read morethis after seeing her ONE time. That's how professional and knowledgeable she is. The staff is friendly and makes you feel comfortable. They answer any questions you have. I honestly couldn't have asked for a better experience. I highly recommend Dekalb Family Medicine.

This is possibly the worst hospital in the country. The quality of care is so bad that you will be…read moretaking your life in your hands if you show up there. If you are admitted, your doctor will not be allowed to attend you, as no physicians have privileges there. The one doctor on duty at the hospital is not going to be someone who could get a job anywhere else. It is run by and staffed with judgmental people who have all kinds of agendas other than patient care. The bathrooms and patient rooms are not just dirty, they look like they have not been properly cleaned in years. How they pass hospital accreditation is a mystery to me. The food is scant and unappetizing. My mom was served a plate of plain iceberg lettuce for dinner. When she asked for a proper meal the dietician came to her room to tell her that the hospital didn't have the money to provide more than that. Everything about this place needs to be improved, but no one in authority is willing to work that hard, apparently. Jackson county deserves a decent hospital and this one falls far short of that bar. Save yourself, go somewhere else.

Surgery was a success! All staff and employees were friendly and courteous and very knowledgeable!read more

Leadership unprofessional. Low compassion, low reliability and professionalism. I was there for…read moremonths and too much staff turnaround while I was there.

"Unprofessional and Unhelpful"…read more This facility has real potential but is held back by leadership that confuses humiliation with motivation. Instead of building us up, recent groups have torn people down with sarcasm, mockery, and aggressive posturing--especially from the president (Charlie Campbell), who openly says he won't change how he talks to clients, even after direct concerns have been raised. This reads as condescending and alienating, especially with repeated statements like "some clients are bound for relapse" and commentary on "our stupid/dumb thinking." As someone not in recovery, a more culturally competent and empathetic approach is necessary if there's a sincere desire to support those of us working toward healing. We're here trying to better ourselves. That deserves real support--not ego-driven lectures and irreverence.