Dr. Ellis is a very attentive, caring doctor. He speaks to my mother in an understanding tone and…read moreis informative without being condescending. He is open to discussing my mother's care with me (with mom's permission, of course). I contacted Dr. Ellis's office with a concern about my mom's care and Dr. Ellis himself returned my phone call. He described the care he was providing and why. He was very patient and allowed me as much time as I needed to understand his plan and how it would impact my mother's health. Indeed, my mother's health is improving under his watchful eye. Dr. Ellis is a great doctor. Don't doubt it for a minute.

Easy to get a new patient appointment. Entire office experience was simple and quick to complete…read more Called to the back within minutes of my arrival. Met with a physician moments later. She was easy to talk with, thorough in obtaining my medical history, and answered all my questions. I found all staff to be quite helpful and friendly. Will continue my medical care with them, and will refer them to others in search of a PCP.

Please stay away from this practice, i have been trying to get in touch with the Dr Amoye and her…read morenurse and nobody is answering phone and not calling back and messaging back. The worst doctors office i have ever deal with. My mom was seen by one of the dr and i sent message in mychart, labs done but MD has not read the labs and got back to the patient with care needs. How are you suppose to take care of patients when the patient needs immediate care for a condition.?

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 office has gone downhill. I was a patient for a long time before moving out of the area…read more After moving back, I tried them once again, and it has been one disaster after the other. The receptionist submitted the wrong lab test order to the lab technician when I checked in for my scheduled lab appointment. As a result, I had to go back for more blood to be drawn, costing me more time and money. This is not the first costly mistake that I've experienced here, nor, sadly has it been the last. There appears to be little to no communication among the office staff. No one can answer any questions, even simple, general questions that would normally be handled by competent office staff. Instead, the patient is handed off to someone else, who in turn either can't or won't answer questions either. The onus is on the patient to figure out their processes, yet asking questions to understand that process or to try to resolve an issue, is actively discouraged through rudeness and passing the patient off to someone else for an elusive answer that never comes. No one listens to understand what the challenge is, nor do they show any interest or initiative in resolving the actual issue. Solutions are non-existent and, as a result, the quality of care has deteriorated significantly. The problem appears to lie with the office staff rather than the nurse practitioners, who seem to be competent and capable. Perhaps better training for your office staff on clear processes, problem resolution, and setting of expectations will prevent more patients from leaving before you no longer have a viable practice.

DR. Mikel Craig saw my wife today. She had poison ivy on our trip from TN to FL for a high school…read morereunion. Dr. Craig went immediately into caring for her while knowing the importance of her feeling pretty to see old buddies. I am 58, never wrote a yelp review. This guy is good

I was first seen by a nurs and then seen by a M.D. They were both friendly and professional. I feel…read moremy care was very good. I was given the option of having a Covid test and I had it done and thankfully it was negative for all ailments. I left with 4 prescriptions and instructions to come back for a follow-up visit (at no cost) if I didn't feel better in a few days. I've used this facility about 3 times and have been very happy with the care I received and I would recommend them without hesitation. Certainly better than waiting in an ER for something that can be handled by an urgent care facility.

My husband had his yearly appointment recently at CHCS in Macon. When Laquita Holloway opened the…read moredoor to call him back his face lit up! Laquita always brightens his doctor visit with her kind and caring personality Dr. M Patel was great too. Thank you for giving my husband great care!

Although they portray themselves as caring for a patient's health, they are far from it. Refusing…read moresimple requests from a disabled patient for a brace, they pass it on to a sports medical doctor review before hand. Instead of their own capabilities they wanted a limited income person to spend additional money on something as simple as a knee brace. And now, with prescriptions that a person has taken regularly for years (from this doctor) for diabetes, we have had to spend from our limited income because they wont answer phones, or messages left behind. We started calling 2 weeks in advance and still nothing. Even the pharmacy called them multiple times and got nothing. They are woefully arrogant, seriously incompetent and if anyone needs a real doctor - DON'T GO HERE!

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.

My husband, young 30 y/o, had developed new onset CHF symptoms within a very short time frame of…read moreprobably 3 months. After an urgent referral was made when we saw he had a severely reduced EF, we were able to see Dr. Daniel the next day (other cardiologist we wanted was on vacation). We waited probably 2 hours but we expected it as a new patient being worked in with one day notice. The nurse did not listen to anything I was trying to tell her. She kept her back to me. She took his vitals and "filled in the boxes" (as I call it) on his chart. Dr. Daniel was in the office a total of mayne five minutes to tell us treatment options included a life vest and pacemaker/defibrillator, and referral to Emory for a heart transplant. This was our first visit, our first time meeting him, and we had less than 24 hours processing the previous day's news. There was zero sympathy. He did no physical exam. He leaned against the cabinet as though this was daily news for a 30 year old. He saw what the chart and what the ECHO report stated but he did not "see" the patient. My husband has been a firefighter for 12 years and is very active and had been healthy all his life previously. Dr. Daniel offered no medications. He didnt do a heart catheterization to start ruling out why this happened. We felt like we were being pawned off like he didn't want to deal with it when he said go to Emory. We got a second opinion a week later. 7 months later with medications, close monitoring, blood tests, and PCP management, his EF is almost back to normal. No transplant needed. No life vest. No pacemaker. No unnecessary invasive procedures. Dr. Daniel...you should see my husband now.

Dr. Gary A Daniel, MD is a wonderful and caring cardiologist. He is currently treating my mother…read morewho recently had heart bypass surgery. She did not experience the typical symptoms a person has when having 4 clogged arteries in the heart but his thorough and attentive medical care led to their discovery. In addition, he is attentive when I call concerned about new symptoms that my mother is experiencing. As you can imagine, it is a very scary thing to learn that a loved one has heart disease. It is even scarier when you live 800 miles away from that loved one. Dr. Daniel is always willing to answer my questions and he is always willing to return my long-distance calls. I highly recommend him. A++

Dr Jones and his MA-Tammy are absolutely fantastic. I have a very complicated medical history and…read moreDr Jones and Tammy stepped in and began coordinating a healthcare plan that was and is designed with my disability in mind. They are wonderful with prescribing my maintenance medications and they actually keep me on track for better health. I encourage all to make an appointment with Dr Jones.