I had the privilege 12yrs ago to have Blake McKibbin as my surgeon. I would not have changed a…read morething. I found out I had breast cancer and he had to tell me the unfortunate news. He did with such compassion and grace. I just found out I may have breast cancer again for the second time and I chose Dr. McKibbin again to be by my side through this again. He is a very good surgeon and cares for his patients. I highly recommend him.

From the owner: We have been in the practice of General Surgery at Augusta Health since 1994. We provide a wide…read morevariety of surgical, laparoscopic and endoscopic skills.At Augusta Surgery, we are dedicated to providing you and your family with excellent surgical care close to home. We also perform colonoscopies and many other procedures. We are a private practice accepting all major insurances and medicare. Our surgeons have privileges at multiple facilities offering options for our patients.

dr does bit care about patient, or the pain they are in or should they return to work when they…read morecan not even walk. I would never go to this place again. the drs do not care to help or listen

The doctors here are excellent. Patient service sucks. They don't call back, and they seem to make…read moreup rules as they go along.

Dr. Esteban has been a god send for my knee and feet issues. He is so good at what he does that,…read morehe's given me injections and I wasn't even aware that he has already done it. I highly recommend him, you can tell he has a passion for what he does and is very knowledgeable obviously. The office staff is always polite and friendly. Although, a lot of times when I visit they are busy, they are quick to get you in and out. I appreciate this office very much and have heard great things about other physicians there as well. Will be visiting there very soon!!

Always Caring and Supportive. A big thanks to Dr. Rieser for doing a wonderful job and overall…read morebeing a wonderful doctor.

Great Podiatrist Office located in a great location within a couple miles of the interstate…read more Parking was ample on the day of my visit. The building houses a dermatologist office as well so definitely make sure you check the sign on the door when you walk in the entrance to ensure you are heading to the correct office. The receptionist was friendly, quick, and efficient. I didn't have to wait more than 10 minutes from the scheduled time of my appointment to be seen which was awesome. The nurses and doctor that assisted me today were super friendly, patient and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this location if you are in the market for a podiatrist!

You need to be sure the doctor that sends the referral lists every possible issue/description of…read moreyour problem because if every detail or possible detail is not listed then you're wasting your time. My foot/ankle issues are a bit complicated. I couldn't get past the "assistant" because I wanted to find out if the problem I'm having with my left foot might possibly be related to the fact that my right leg had been broken a few years ago and had resulted in an ankle injury as well as some residual foot paralysis (both feet) from an earlier illness. But because every possible detail had not been listed on the referral she then told me the doctor "would not" talk with me concerning the other facts. I had hoped every fact concerning my foot/ankle problems could have been discussed/looked at. But I left without so much as even meeting a doctor much less having anything examined. I know for whatever reason you can't talk to a specialist unless you've been referred there by your PCP. I could have paid my copay and talked to their doctor (whoever he is) about my left foot but the assistant was clear that he could not talk to me about anything else. I asked her "what good are you/he then?" She told me I needed to go back to my doctor and get a proper referral and then her doctor would schedule a "30 minute appointment" and talk to me about everything else. It appears it's all driven by the money. I thought that was so very big of him. And all this was after her leaving the room 3 separate times to ask him questions and then return and answer mine. So what is she needed for then? To be fair to my doctor's practice, my referral was not sent by my doctor but by another doctor in his practice (as he had no opening at the time). So I'm going back to (my) doctor to start this process all over again and get another referral to a podiatrist. But I have no intention of wasting more time with these folks. I originally asked to see Dr Ocheltree at this practice (as I know him and greatly respect him) but he was out of the country doing mission work related to his profession. Perhaps some others at this practice should follow his example? To say I left there disappointed would be an understatement. I am curious though about one thing. In this era of confidentiality and being private I find it extremely odd that a patient would take pictures of the inside of the business and the fact that the office staff would permit such a thing? Odd.