We received a call asking if we could come in any earlier. We asked what time. They said an hour…read moreearly so we said sure. We showed up to see two qualified individuals behind the desks but you had to get carpal tunnel checking in where they ask the same questions again and again. Finally I had enough and asked the lady to sign me in which she referred me to the machine, but then checked and apparently it signed us in somewhere along the line. Then we were give a tablet to answer even more questions. After 40 minutes passed in the lobby I asked are we being seen today? "oh he's running a tad behind, but you are next." So why did they even want us to show up earlier?!? It is not like I asked to come in earlier and you were doing me a solid. YOU called me. No way you suddenly get 40 minutes behind. This is horrible customer service and time management on their part. We waited 50 minutes before be called. Then we went to our very own waiting room (room that doctor may eventually come to). Waited there for about 15 minutes before they came in to do one thing. That's right, we waited more than an hour to do anything. So if we kept our original appointment time we would have been seen about 5 minutes after checking in instead of 65 minutes. This is why they teach Algebra in school. If a doctor is running a "tad" late...then no you should not ask people to come in earlier. But once the doctor saw us he quickly assessed and treated the patient and let them be for a few minutes and came back to ensure that they were all good and the issue was in fact fixed. He answered all our questions and was great. So 1 star for the staff who called us in early despite the doctor being behind schedule and for the ridiculous wait, but 5 stars to the doctor.

The office staff was great considering the waiting area was like a zoo and they tried their best to…read morebe kind to all those they interacted with. The one star review is for Dr. Howell. I saw he had several compliments, wish I saw that Dr. Howell. I found him to be dismissive, since my X-ray didn't show damage. He did not listen to my concerns. He gave a cursory, at best, examination. My knee has been giving out and I have fallen to the ground because of it. He offered no solution, until I brought issue up again. Then offered a brace. I have some health issues...allergic to the contrast dye for a CT scan and have an internal device that was not sure if I could have an mri. He then told me he didn't know what he could do for me. I had expected him to give me a thorough assessment and discuss possible issues instead of dismissing me.

I found Dr. Bolen for my mom. She had a different geriatric dr that I had to get her away from, who…read moreignored what I had to tell him about her. Dr. Bolen was very patient with her, she had dementia, but with me as her caregiver, he was very kind to me as well, and always asked about my well being. He always took time to find out everything he could about her condition. 5 stars for Dr. Bolen. 3.5 stars for his staff - they were indifferent at best. Our last visit was in 2021. I hope the staff has gotten better

Dr. Bolen is brilliant and kind. He's just a great doctor. If it wasn't for that, I would urge my…read moreaunt to never go back to that office. His staff is rude, unfriendly, and maintains office policies that create hardships on his elderly patients. Since this office staff works for a gerontologist, they should be gentler and kinder, not rude and intolerant of older people.

I called this quack to get an appointment only to find his/her office clerk to be rude…read more I was told by his/her office clerk that they would not see me because I am on Medicare and have Blue Cross/ Blue Shield of Alabama. So my comment to them is stick your practice where the Light can't shine on it. Signed, Daniel D. Motes, Jr

Dr. Tankersley is by far the most thorough primary care physician in Montgomery. You will never…read moreleave feeling like you do not have an understanding of what is wrong, and a proper course of treatment. He is straightforward, thorough, and strict. If you need to lose weight, he will tell you that. Absolutely outstanding physician, who contributes to society beyond the scope of medicine.

I have been seeing Dr. Mackey for years and he is always spot on and takes care of my issues…read moreimmediately. He is gentle and caring and the office staff is courteous and helpful.

I have only positive things to say about each visit to his office. He is professional and efficient…read morebut also very kind. His staff is friendly, thoughtful, and warm. I like that his office offers spa care as well for facials, dermaplaning, and the like.

Family business of doctors, nurses, and staff who are very professional, efficient, and thorough…read more However, the nurse practitioner can be rude and short tempered. After this kept happening despite my efforts, I decided a change was needed. I switched to another practice after reading positive reviews of an another doctor.

Dr. Kathy has been my family practitioner for almost 20 years now. I don't normally leave reviews,…read morebut she really helped me today and showed extra kindness and empathy, which means a lot to me. She and her nurse went the extra mile to address my illness. Dr. Kathy is one of the most knowledgeable people I know, and she genuinely cares about her patients. She and Dr. Mark have grown their practice and been on the cutting edge of technology and medical science in the 20 years that I have been a patient. I wanted to take a moment to say thank you and to recommend their practice for anyone in need of a family doctor who cares.

Dr Joshua Lim is the best in the world. He looks you in the eye and tells you the truth. I'm truly…read morehappy with his services he's a classy gentleman at all times. Thanks to him for everything.

I have had the pleasure of being treated by Dr. Holt for 20+ years. I can still remember the first…read morevisit when he said "Ms..........we are going to be married for a long time" He was not kidding. I recently had the 5th procedure needed by Dr. Holt and I must say, I respect this doctor and appreciate his ability. Back when I was in my early 40's he gave me the use of my left leg back. I travel 2 1/2 hours one way to see him. I would not go to anyone else but Dr. Holt for problems w/spine. Yes, I agree that he has unusual bedside manner but he is straight and to the point and I like that. He explains what is wrong and what he's going to do. He goes over alternatives as well. He speaks to me at least as if I have a brain. I can appreciate it and feel that I proactive in my own health care. Too many do not take the advice of their doctors after a procedure. I have found that if you follow the advice of Dr. Holt you will be glad you did. THANK YOU DR. HOLT.

My mom saw Dr. Caldwell on the first visit. She prescribed ointment for non-healing sores but…read moreinitially wasn't interested in removing two sebaceous cysts b/c Medicare wouldn't pay for them. So, I had to schedule another appointment.I saw NP Garnett. Wonderful lady. She was prompt, polite. So, at a follow-up appointment for the sores, s, they did heal but she had a new one. Dr. Caldwell said come back in 3 Mos if you want to after I waited an hour to see her. So, we tried to schedule a follow-up and the receptionist said "Oh, we don't have any appointments, we'll call you." From the remarks, the doctors tone and the receptionist immediately telling us no appointments were available, I got the impression we were being urged not to come back. If I do go back, I'll try the NP or another staff dermatologist.

My daughter was seen in Jan by Dr Peters. He said it would be easy to remove a place on her face…read more We scheduled her in March. I called days before her appointment to explain we did not have insurance and would be self pay. They said okay and gave a price of the procedure then a few days later I confirmed appt and said SELF PAY on it. When my daughter went to her appointment the front acted like they didnt know it was self pay & when Dr Peters saw her ALL of the sudden the place on face would be more "invasive" & we should wait until her insurance starts in April. (Im sure to commit insurance fraud) Because the place on her face looks the EXACT same. What has changed is that he can not charge whatever he wanted to insurance. After my husband called to argue with the front Dr Peters agreed to do the procedure but it would be TWO days later. I left work and went their office to get an explanation & found out they charged my credit card $79 for an office visit!!! I said he denied her service today why was I charged?? And their reasoning was that Dr Peters did see her briefly. They are CROOKS and FRAUDS! I cancelled all future appointments.

I did not have a good experience here. It's very busy. I waited 45 mins. Their Covid protection…read moremeasures include taking your temp. Which they didn't do til they had me sit and wait for over 30 mins in the waiting room. When I finally went back, I waited about 10 more mins for her to walk in, not really offer any options or want to discuss anything, and she was scratching notes to the tech on the back of the papers on the counter right in front of me. It was very unprofessional. I ended up taking a referral to a plastic surgeon because I didn't trust them to hurry up and cut on my face. I won't be back.

This is my first visit to a dermatologist so I can't really compare him to other dermatologists…read more In a nutshell, if you want fast fast fast, he's the doc to go to. For more details of my visit, read on. The office itself is very spacious and clean. The hours are very client-friendly. I think they open at 6 Mon- Thurs. So cut them some slack from still being sleepy or tired. My appointment was at 7:20. After a few minutes of wait, I was brought to the exam room where a girl ( She did not introduce herself so I don't know who she is. Actually, none of the ladies I spoke to introduced themselves to me or say anything like "Hello, how are you". Though I did get a thank you and a hint of a smile after paying the $50 copay.) Dr. Mark seemed very professional but he looked really rushed and breathless when I met him. He shook my hand, ask a couple of questions, took a swab, then gave me a diagnosis of what he thinks it is. He then gave me a prescription and also said they will check the sample to verify. He then walks off the room. I think the whole exchange took at the most ( and I am being generous), 1 minute. He did not ask if I have any questions or other concerns. If you are the shy type, forget it. By the time you can bring yourself to ask, he would already be gone. The girl gave me the prescriptions and I did ask her how I can have a prescription when they've yet to test the sample swab. To which she responds that they think it is eczema. Note that in no time was she ever near me to examine my skin rash.