One of the best doctors for mature adults in Durham. Dr. Kelly is great at explaining things to you…read morein detail. You will never regret your association with Dr. Kelly

Well run facility with caring staff and doctors. Testing can be done on sight prior to yearly…read moreappointments. My experience over many years with Dr. Miller for yearly physicals has been excellent! He has also been available by phone for medications and questions. I highly recommend this practice! Julia Huff-Jerome

I've been a patient at Durham internal medicine for over 17 years. I drive over an hour one way to…read moreget to this location. I walked in today to get my blood work and a receptionist tells me we don't accept your insurance anymore. My question is why didn't they tell me this before making a schedule or booking me for this appointment? I could've found someone else now. I'm in a rush before my prescriptions run out. I would definitely not recommend this location or the millennium group I call this piss poor management and there's no excuse for.

Dr. Walter Fowler is a most riveting listener who doesn't skip a beat throughout. If you haven't…read morealready, then you MUST make an appointment to see this doctor (he reminds me so much of, Dr. Martin Clowse). He also has an excellent staff to carry out his instructions. So said - Nurse Pam is as diligent as diligency does. Awesome team!

This doctor is both smart and compassionate. She looks after me, my wife and many of my friends…read more I trust her completely. Though the complete professional, she and her staff make me feel that my health and welfare are of personal importance to them. When I have needed a referral, I have always been pleased with her recommendations. I feel very fortunate to have her as my doctor.

Dr Klein and staff are fantastic. I've been seen and treated by Dr Klein for about the last 10…read moreyears, or so. The visits are thorough, quick, and I haven't had an issue with any treatments, yet. All visits are by appointment only, but, if you really need it due to illness, I've never had any trouble being worked in for a same day visit.

be careful when having UNC med assign you to a doctor for Internal Medicine here. Don't be fooled;…read morethey do not do a thorough job. use your common sense pie and demand further test if you have an infection. it might just save your life. these people killed my husband due to indifference, incompetence, not enough test for an infection. If you have diabetes and develop an infection, this is an emergency. get to the Emergency room because these folks won't demand it for you. Better yet - get a doc with Duke.

From the owner: UNC Health offers a full range of primary care, specialty and pediatrics services throughout North…read moreCarolina. Our caring providers at UNC Health help you and your family get healthy and stay well. You'll benefit from comprehensive care and treatment for minor to complex conditions at every stage of life.

Dr Lawrence has been our family doctor from the day we brought our first daughter in 18 years ago…read more. They are consistent reasonable. They refer when needed. Spend the time to really have conversation. Give good advice. Knowledgeable helpful and they have been there through everything... We trust them without reservation....

Up until today I never thought that I would be giving a good review to a doctor. In the past, I've…read morehad some good, and I've had some absolutely awful doctors, but Dr. Caulfield and the staff at Carrboro Peds and Internal Med actually made me happy to be there. The front office staff was very sweet and helpful. I only waited maybe 10 minutes to be taken in the back by a very kind nurse. And, only waited about another 5-10 minutes before Dr. Caulfield actually came into examine me. She was very thorough, asked lots of questions, talked about my options, and explained why she was choosing to take a certain course of action. She has a very friendly personality and is extremely knowledgeable. I felt like I was in great hands and really couldn't have been more pleased with a doctor's visit. I don't have any kids, but if I did, I would absolutely be taking them to Dr. Caulfield and staff. They are a great practice and I am grateful to have found them!

Care is wonderful! Very sympathetic staff. Quality experts and worth the trip. Need to use valet…read moreparking or you will be walking a mile. Flat price of $16 but worth it.

I had an appointment scheduled for more than six months with Dr. Karen Jones in Duke Neurosurgery…read more I traveled from Hawaii at very significant financial, physical, and emotional cost for this consultation. Prior to the visit, Duke had access to over 40 pages of medical records, imaging summaries, neurological evaluations, and supporting documentation regarding my medically complex condition, including genetically confirmed CMT2A2, prior cervical and lumbar fusion surgeries, severe chronic pain, and progressive neurological decline. Despite this extensive preparation and the length of time the appointment had been scheduled, I never actually saw Dr. Jones. I was seen only by a nurse practitioner, who informed me that based primarily on the most recent MRI imaging I brought with me, there was "no surgical target" and nothing Neurosurgery could offer. At no point during the six months leading up to this visit was it clearly communicated to me that the entire consultation outcome would depend almost exclusively on direct review of one recent MRI disc rather than the extensive records already submitted. I repeatedly expressed concern before traveling that I did not want to come all the way from Hawaii if my case was not considered appropriate for the department. I was never told that the consultation might effectively be ruled out based on the interpretation of a single MRI study. I was later told that this had supposedly been communicated through MyChart, but I never received such a message. The interaction itself was deeply distressing and lacking in compassion. I was already emotionally overwhelmed due to repeated referral difficulties within the Duke system and the extreme burden of navigating complex medical care while in severe pain. Rather than receiving guidance, continuity, or referral assistance, I felt abruptly dismissed. No meaningful next-step referrals were offered during the visit despite my medically complex history and the fact that multiple physicians in Hawaii, including my neurologist and primary care physician, believed further neurosurgical evaluation was appropriate. I was particularly distressed that nerve conduction studies and neurological findings from my treating physicians appeared to be brushed aside without serious discussion. My understanding from my neurologist was that chronic nerve compression below my lumbar fusion remained a significant concern, especially given the limitations of imaging interpretation in the presence of spinal hardware. I also found it upsetting that my BMI was highlighted prominently in the chart despite being only slightly above the "normal" range. In the context of a patient presenting with severe chronic pain, neurological disease, prior fusion surgeries, and significant functional decline, this felt unnecessary and shaming. By the end of the encounter, I was emotionally devastated. I had already requested a social worker before the appointment because I feared how emotionally fragile I had become during this process. The social worker who later met with me witnessed the severity of my distress. My concern is not simply that surgery was declined. I understand specialists may disagree on treatment options. My concern is the way this process was handled: the lack of transparency before travel, the absence of direct physician consultation after such an extensive wait and preparation process, the dismissive tone of the interaction, and the complete lack of coordinated transition planning or compassionate referral guidance for a medically vulnerable out-of-state patient.