In the shot clinic there is a nurse named Teresa who is friendly, caring ans genuine cares for her…read morepatients to make a positive experience. The office focuses on honesty and trust with their patients. The front staff are really helpful and friendly. I highly recommend this practice.

After visiting this location twice for asthma treatment I was still not having any help with my…read moresymptoms. I attempted to make another appointment to no avail. After several weeks I finally got in contact with them again - a gentleman named Srini - and was told I had an outstanding balance of almost $200, which I had never been notified of. After explaining I had no knowledge of this, but would be willing to pay, I was told they would take me to court. After attempting to call several times after, my partner was finally able to get through (they wouldn't answer from my number). They informed her that they had the wrong address on file (but had our phone number and email, just never used it). After the payment was completed my partner confirmed we would not "be seeing them in court" as they had threatened. Srini proceeded to tell my partner that I was a child and needed to grow up. He also informed my partner that he had "been doing this for a long time and isn't worried" that we were upset. He proceeded to tell my partner that I was childish and in the wrong (I understandably had gotten upset after being told we were going to court or collections over an amount I was trying to pay). Don't waste your money here. They simply want money and have no concept of customer service.

I can't recommend Dr. Aarons enough. In a team of doctors that my child sees, he is the…read moreprofessional that is always continuing to problem solve. The nurses that work with the doctors and those in the shot room have been kind and helpful.

The staff is really friendly and helpful. The shot clinic staff is also super friendly and sweet…read more We've enjoyed going here for a while now, and they're so gentle and patient with my 9yr old getting his shots.

After giving my husband allergy shots for 3 years we found out that he should NEVER have been given…read moreallergy shots. According to the American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology allergy immunotherapy is not recommended for those taking beta blockers. He has been taking them for over 10 years, and they were included on the medicine list provided Dr. Deogun on the first and subsequent visits. He was never told there was an extra risk for having allergy shots while taking a beta blocker, as he would never have agreed to the treatment.

I've been going through immunotherapy for almost 1 year now for my allergies to grasses, trees,…read moredogs, cats (basically everything wonderful in the world!) and have been at this Cary location for about 8 of those months since moving to the area. I had my files (and viles) transferred from another office and it was relatively a smooth transition. The doctors here are very nice and professional. The most annoying thing about immunotherapy is the beginning build-up process to maintenance when you have to actually schedule appointments and see the doctor after receiving shots - but once you get to maintenance and can just roll in, get your shot, wait 30minutes and leave, it's great to hang out with dogs in the grass again! :) My only qualm is that this office requires you to purchase an EpiPen (about $200+ these days!) and my other office did not. Also their schedule is kind of weird! Make sure you get a monthly paper schedule and sign up for emails and texts because they tend to close the office & shot clinic on random days.

Horrible customer service with no sense of urgency. I sat in the waiting room for over an hour…read more Doctor seemed great at first appointment but will not be going back. The woman tried to double bill us and were overall rude!

Saw the PA in the Cary office for severe ear pain because I could be seen the same day. She…read moreexamined and sent some drops and steroid pack which I immediately started. I told her I had already tried an antibiotic and Ibuprofen with no relief. The next day the pain worsened and I could not function. It was throbbing like crazy continuously the entire day no matter what pain killers I tried. I tried calling but you never reach a person and have to keep a voicemail. I requested the PA to check on the ear swabs she had taken (to see if it grew anything) and send me antifungal drops as the oral antibiotic tabs, prednisone and antibiotic drops were not helping (Please check my voice mail). I waited the whole day and finally somebody else called at 5:12 pm asking me to call back. I called back and it went to answering service and they asked me to go to ER if I was in severe pain. The woman told me that they are not allowed to consider it an emergency and contact the on-call doctor as I had not had surgery in the last 10 days. She told me they cannot do anything and I can go to ER or call the next day. I had already called that day and the PA never answered. This is horrible customer service. I am a medical provider myself and we never go home without answering every call we get that day. This is complete negligence and totally unacceptable patient care. I will never recommend this practice to anybody else in the future.

I have been a patience with Dr. Judge for a long time. He has a location within Raleigh and Cary…read morethat he goes between. Now, I have to admit - when I first met him, I thought this isn't going to work. He "came" off a little abrasive. I didn't feel heard or understood. It didn't seem so good. However, I went back for my follow-up and realized as much as it comes off abrasive - it's how he needs to obtain the information to make an informed decision. What do I mean by this? You have to provide him specifics not HOW you feel. Feelings don't express how long you have been dealing with something. Feelings don't express specifically what issues you are dealing with. Ex: "I haven't felt good this week" - that doesn't tell him much. However, if you state "Since the 1st of xxxx I have been dealing with hives and itching on my lower back/arms/and face. As of last week, these issues have gotten worse where I am now taking three xxxx pills and xxxx to just maintain my daily life." Once I caught onto that element, my conversations and visits became a lot better. I actually started to keep track of stuff - so that I could speak specifics to him not just how I was feeling overall. This has turned into very details actions plans that made me feel seen, heard, and understood. The office staff members are kind. Now, one thing I will point out - like the other reviews - the wait time can be crazy. I have been there where I have been in and out within an hour. Then there have been times that it has taken longer. So, that is something to take into consideration.

Absolutely terrible. I have a 13 month old. Waited an hour to see the Dr. then he was bouncing…read morebetween rooms. Didn't end up leaving til 2+ hours later. He told us my son needed an EpiPen. It has been 4 days, 5 phone calls and still no prescription sent over. DO NOT GO. even though you can get in fast (because they stack so many people on top of each other) IT IS NOT WORTH IT

My very first experience with an allergist for my four year old was so unpleasant due to the person…read morewho answered the phone and made my appointment. I truly hope the care by the docs makes up for it - I cannot imagine how people choose Carolina Allergy solely based on the receptionist's horrible attitude.