They take great care and spend plenty of time. Highly recommended to anyone. Dr. Henry Mathew is…read morefantastic.

I see Jessica, NP at this practice. She is fantastic! She really spends the time with you…read morelistening. Not like speaking with a typical PCP I have seen in the past. She responsive when you have questions and really cares for her patients.

I've been a patient of Metro and internal medicine Doctor Holt and his staff for a number of years…read moreand I have to say that their service is beyond reproach the quality of care and just the professionalism and care is the best

Dr. Holt is an outstanding physician who really listens and he's open minded. I didn't feel…read moredismissed (like almost all of my pre/post menapausal friends do with their drs) when I spoke to him about hrt. He was open to it and referred me to a gynecologist for my check up and said we would go forward from there. It was a huge relief. I am disappointed to be with a new plan this year that is almost in no network but I plan to change that in the new year so I can return to this practice. I can't imagine anyone not liking him.

I liked the providers at the practice, but moved and established care elsewhere…read more From an admin standpoint, it seems they are going out of their way to make the patient experience difficult. The patient portal was changed a few years ago to something much less usable than the prior portal and now, medical records must be requested from an outside company that takes at least a week to provide records (if they are even provided then, friends have had difficulty with the company insisting records were sent when they were not, and the company has abysmal reviews online) that has no ability to track status of a request, and that doesn't have a phone number on its website (wake told me their was a number there, they couldn't find it either, then gave directions to go through a series of clicks on their own website to get the number, and then finally gave me the number). Had the portal not changed, I would have been able to easily download what I needed. Instead Wake made the decision to go to this new system and I cannot even walk into the office and get records - if I walk in and make a request, I'll have to fill out a form that goes to a third party company to get the records. I was looking at establishing care in Raleigh again but I won't be returning. The providers were good but apparently admin does not care how difficult they make the process of managing the non clinical side of being a patient.

While my provider is fine, the front desk, specifically Rosemary are incredibly hard to work with…read more Rude, unavailable, and will hang up on you if they determine you needing medical attention is a "pain in the ass"

For any of you considering DPC for your medical needs ... I have enrolled with Dr. Inaam J…read more Schneider. I've seen her twice so far. The first time was because I was sick with bronchitis. The second was for my new patient physical. She is by far the most comprehensive doctor I have ever seen! She took the time to review my entire medical history, address any/all concerns I had, AND was genuinely interested in who I was as a person. Seriously, when do you ever get that from a doctor??? On top of that, she followed up with me after hours on several issues and took the time to find my prescriptions at the lowest cost possible. Really??? No doctor ever does that. Dr. Inaam J. Schneider does. If you are concerned about ObamaCare and the changes coming or if you are like us and just couldn't afford the new Marketplace pricing, go to Dr. Schneider. I am now convinced the DPC model is the way to go!

I had my first appointment with Dr. Inaam last week and I must say I feel like I have a true…read morepartner in my quest for the best health possible. Maria (Dr. Schneider's staff) was helpful and cheerful from the moment I walked in and Dr. Schnieder spent more than an hour and half with me, listening and responding to my medical history. Dr. Inaam is knowledgeable, yet humble. In my experience, humility is a rarity in the medical community. Here's how I know this about her: It's really difficult to draw my blood. My veins are small and deep, and I can't tell you how many times I've left a blood draw and had bruises on the insides of both elbows for days. When Dr. Inaam and Maria didn't immediately find a good vein, they didn't poke and poke. They didn't even poke once! They gave me two bottle of water to drink to see whether hydration would help. When it didn't, they sent me to LabCorp where someone who draws blood all day every day quickly tapped a vein and got the blood necessary for my tests. There were many good things about my visit, but that was the thing that sealed the deal and made me sure Dr. Inaam is the right doctor for me.

I went for HRT. I had an in-depth battery of tests to determine a baseline for my health. They were…read moregood at reviewing all the details of my bloodwork. Spent an entire hour with me, but the tests cost thousands of dollars and that does not include ongoing care. I paid $600 per quarter plus $150 for 90 days of compounded hormones for a year. First they wanted to cut a small slot to insert a pellet in my lower back, but I said no. We did cream roll on instead. I felt better on hormones, but to monitor them, had to take a spit test via snail mail only to discover they didn't have any enough of a sample. Then they wanted me to pay an extra $150 for bloodwork each time since the spit test didn't work. Felt like nickel and diming. They do not take insurance. When I had a side effect from the hormones they told me I needed to sign up for primary care in order for them to help me. Just doesn't make sense for them to receive so much money and then not help a patient in need. If you're someone with lots of different health issues, it might be good to get care from them, because they can review all the data together. They still refer you to specialists, which is a separate process with separate fees. An endocrinologist can prescribe and monitor hormone treatment. It's not rocket science. It wasn't a miracle drug. My skin still ages, elasticity declines, there is a risk of cancer if you don't take the right combo and don't start early enough, but mentally it's been good. Good doctors are out there. Most people don't need a concierge. After having one, I must say I'm not healthier, but it's nice to get more attention.

Your satisfaction depends on whether you can afford to see them. Would I recommend them? Yes. Is it…read moreworth paying thousands per year to see them? I'm not sure. I go for HRT therapy, and I see the doc once every 3 months for an hour. Bloodwork is done each time, so we talk about dosage. Combos are done by compounding Rx. So it's 600 for a hr of doc time/bloodwork, plus cost of hormones. You can contact doc via portal and they will respond, which is nice, but if you have no issues, you may not need to go here. If you're a basket case, you'll get your money's worth. If I have a primary care issue, they'll tell me to sign up for that, which costs more. Why they don't have full-care for all issues is beyond me. I can only afford one, and I need hormones, so that's what I get. I still need a primary care provider for everything else. Make sure you find out which days docs are at your preferred office. You can get an in-depth full-health analysis for 2k, and it was worth it to find out I was healthy.

I've been a patient here for several years and have found everyone I've interacted with to be very…read moreeasy to deal with. The front office team is pleasant, kind, and proficient; it is run very well. The medical staff treatment has been appropriate and effective.

This practice appears to have significant issues with doctor AND patient retention. In the 3 years…read moreI was there, 2 Physicians Assistants, and at least 3 patients, were released, kicked out of the practice. YES, releasing patients is a thing, typically VERY rare in the industry due to the downstream impacts of abandoning patients, but 3 in 3 years, clearly not for this practice, and 2 PA's too in that time? One has to ask what the heck is going on over there?! Why are they having so much trouble keeping doctors AND patients? What is the common denominator? Say it with me....POOR MANAGEMENT! There is much more I have to say on this subject but need to refrain in this forum. I will say to anyone else in this situation, it isn't right, and don't be bullied with what appears to be iron clad paperwork...

I have been a patient of Raleigh Medical Group for many years, ever since my previous primary…read morephysician retired. I am highly satisfied with the care I have received from my RMG physician and his nurse. In addition, when they've referred me to specialists, I have been pleased with the selections they made. Finally, the administrative staff members there have always handled both appointments and billing matters effectively and courteously.

They were a great practice. You just cannot speak directly to anyone. Either you have to leave a…read moremessage and may or may not get a response. Or go into your portal and leave a message and then get a message to call for an appointment at which you are sent to a third party or directed for yes leave another message. I am so disappointed and will look for new provider