After only two appointments and three visits (one visit was a blood work prequel to the following…read morephysical) I am confident that I have a new, reliable internist in Atlanta. Though the office is home to three medical doctors, I have only been seen by Dr. Michelle Evans and I have been very happy with her approach to working with me and with the ways that she has proposed to treat my recent bout of migraine headaches. Now, when it comes to scheduling appointments I am a little old-fashioned and I generally will do whatever I have to do to speak with a live person to set something up. However, this does not seem possible with Buckhead Internal Medicine and when it came time to schedule a physical and then to go in seeking medical treatment I have had to use their email-driven system of scheduling or to call the answering machine there and leave a detailed message regarding the nature of my request. I will admit, they make this system efficient and it works quickly and accurately; I need to get over my worn-out methods. They have always been super-prompt in responding to me and have worked with me very well to fit appointments into my somewhat hectic schedule. I really like Dr. Evans at BIM because she, as well as her assistants and colleagues, is very personable and thorough and neither over-treats or explores avenues that are just unlikely, expensive and unnecessary. In the past, numerous physicians have put me through extensive testing and a gauntlet of procedures that have provided nothing in the end. Today I was pleased to receive a shot and a small prescription that should nip what is most likely ailing me early on so that I can back in working order almost instantly. In addition, parking is always available, though for a fee, and the fact that they are located on the Piedmont Hospital campus allows them to provide quick services to patients that might not be so readily available were they located further away from such a large variety of medical service providers.

If you're looking for a primary physician and an OBGYN doctor that would truly care about you and…read moreyour well being, this is the place for you. I have both Dr. Gibbons and Dr. Monahhan as my physicians, and I couldn't be happier! They are both very knowledgeable, attentive, and they make you feel very comfortable throughout your entire visit. The office uses an electronic method to communicate and share lab results, and I think it is very effective and helpful. It's called Mychart. I've been able to also communicate directly with my physicians regarding any problems or concerns. The staff is very nice as well. In addition, I can request prescription refills, check my lab results, and look over what was discussed during my visit. I love it! Very convenient!! I absolutely love my physicians and I am very happy that I have finally found my primary doctors! Thank you Dr. Gibbons and Dr. Monahann!!

Dr Andrey Popykin specializes in adult internal medicine and he spends time listening to you and…read morediscussing your situation with as much detail as you want. That is, in my opinion, an extremely important quality for a doctor. He has been my primary care physician for several years. Dr Popykin does not hesitate to refer you to the best specialists that he knows of. Those that I have been referred to are: Dr Mark Chastain, skin specialist; Dr Brion Lock, lung specialist; Dr Suku George, gastroenterology; Dr Howard Borger, ophthalmology; and Dr Robert Halpern, retinopathy. From my perspective as a professional biologist, my assessment of my treatments from Dr Popykin and all of these doctors is "two thumbs up." All are excellent in my opinion.

If you are looking for a Dr. in the Marietta area, go see Dr. Popykin! I went to see him for a…read moresecond opinion but he is amazing. He listens and carefully reviews your information. He also will not suggest testing that you do not need and if he does suggest a test, he will thoroughly explain why. Super friendly and takes his time. I am switching to Dr. Popykin as my primary doctor from now on.

Dr. Gilligan is very responsive with patients and gives sound advise. I have found her brilliant,…read morevery competent, and personable. For instance, my blood sugar levels were elevated and despite my best efforts, seemingly impossible to lower to near normal levels. I followed her direction and in one week am approaching normalcy. If you are having issues, I'd strongly advise making an appointment.

I am not sure what has happened to the empathetic doctor who at first seemed to really care about…read moreme as a patient. However, she simply cuts and pastes medical notes not at all reflective of the visit, offers advice contrary to medical history and is simply unpleasant and judgmental. I strongly recommend you look elsewhere.

Dr. Hawk is a skillful listener and diagnostician. I am most…read morepleased with her diagnoses and her referrals to other specialists when necessary. The staff and office are pleasant and proficient.

Dr. Hawk is wonderful. I always feel that she truly listens to any concerns that I have, and takes…read morethese concerns seriously. When providing answers to my questions, she's great about explaining the "whys" of things, which I really appreciate. Although it's not a reason I would ever give a doctor a lower rating, I also appreciate that she seems to value her patients time and never keeps me waiting long.

Reading the only 2 reviews here, it seems things have changed A LOT!…read more -Office staff are funny and polite -Wait is never an issue -I've been able to schedule appointments within a comfortable time frame -Nan is pretty efficient with the physical, easily spotting and explaining possible symptoms without inciting hypochondria -Follow up is never an issue; they use an online tool called MyChart, where you can review lab results, appointment reminders, and even request prescription refills to be sent. When I sent a message about some lab results, I received a response within the end of the same day (even though the site says it can take up to 2 business days). This is exactly what I'm looking for in a general doctor. Would be 5 stars if parking wasn't a nightmare (and they validated) but such is the way for most metro practitioners.

My experiences are always to comfortable and pleasant. The office is always so friendly and…read morehelpful. I love the personal attention from my doctor and her assistants. When I was in an accident and taken to ER, my doc got in touch with me the next day via MyChart and gave me a referral and checked on me.

Just visited today, they are doing a fantastic job with covid precautions here. I feel really safe…read moregoing in for non-covid related issues. They have machines all over and also a large screen for the reception. Covid rule-outs are for the end of the day, so if you come in early you are likely pretty safe. The staff here is always really empathetic and nice to you when you come in sick. The lab staff is also really good if you have to do any draws. I really come here specifically for Hope Johnson, she's always extremely detailed with my chart, and she has excellent patient care.

I waited two months for a new patient exam here. The staff here cancelled my appointment because I…read morewas out of network, which I already knew and didn't tell me until after I drove 30 min to the office. They wouldn't make any accommodations for the inconvenience.

I've had Dr.'s with no people skills but were excellent and took great care of me. So this isn't…read moreabout whether or not she was "nice". This is about service and getting proper care. I was conflicted in even writing this review but I don't want another veteran to go through what I experienced. I'm a disabled veteran who wanted a new Primary Care Doctor outside of the VA. I thought the first visit with her was cool. When I called back to get an appt. because my back pain was becoming too unbearable. She had her nurse tell me that there is nothing she could do, "surgery" is the only option and referred me to Ortho Atlanta. Again, My pain level was at a 8-9! She had no concern about seeing if I need pain medication or to make any assessment. She basically just pushed me off to someone else. I hung up the phone and Went to the VA Walk-In Clinic and they put me out of work until I was able to see my Dr. at Ortho Atlanta almost a MONTH later. Sure I appreciate the referral but a Primary Care Dr. isn't suppose to brush you off like that. I didn't need surgery, I needed "proper care" and help with pain management. I haven't even received a call for follow up, it's been over 5 months. I ended up finding a new Primary Care Dr. outside of Piedmont and feel a lot better about getting the help I need and deserve.

Wait times are long, no bedside manner. Office will bill you for annual physical and office visit…read moreif THEY initiate questions about your health. I did not use her services this year for my annual visit because of the issue I had last year regarding the billing. Since she is the PCP on file, my mammogram records went to her office. I had an abnormal mammogram and was directed to get additional screening. I never received the letter from her office. I can't contact her via the portal for some reason. I have left a message on the office voicemail and no response. This is highly unprofessional. Your health is life and to not provide me mammogram results is ridiculous. Had I not checked my charts updates I would have assumed that everything was fine like it has been every year.

Dr. Brown can be a good doctor, but can let his ego interfere with his personal judgment resulting…read morein unnecessary distress and pain to a patient--me.

I have been very pleased. Excellent, thorough, and compassionate care. Dr. Haq and Joan are a…read moreterrific team. Wait times are minimal and the office is very professional. Bravo!

Dr. Haq is a jerk. I called my insurance before scheduling my annual physical to confirm that it…read morewas 100% covered, since money is tight right now and my insurance isn't so great. He gave me an EKG without mentioning it wasn't covered, and charged me for TWO office visits (even though I was only there once, and for 30 minutes max!) just because I asked about some pain in my ankle! Moreover, he wasn't even able to give me good advice on said ankle! I asked him what exercises I could do, and his response was "Stay off it. Swimming." Suuuper comforting to be told a) you can't run for six weeks and b) what exercise you can do will only burn a handful of calories! I kept asking him and his assistant what cardio I could do, and their response was "bicycling at a moderate pace" Are you kidding me?! That's not going to get my heart pumping at all! I would switch doctors/hospitals, but I've heard bad things about Grady and Emory too... Why can't there be a decent hospital in this town?!