Dr John Zukbus told me two years ago that he could help me fight stage four cancer; well thank…read moreJesus he did exactly that- the tumor are undetectable and I feel great- the doctors in Alabama never told me when I was in the hospital and at ER several times with a psa of 126. Dr Zukbus was upfront and helpful; I think it should be a crime for any Dr not to tell a patient the truth; what he paid for. Dr Zukbus deserves six(6) sincerely, Alan

I am a current patient at Tennessee Oncology who's been battling stage 4 glioblastoma brain tumors…read moresince February 2024. I'm writing to share my experience and offer suggestions to improve patient care at your facility. MRI Scheduling & Results: Scheduling an MRI and meeting with the doctor on the same day is ineffective if the doctor doesn't have the results available. It wastes both the patient's and provider's time. Please consider adjusting scheduling protocols so results are ready and available before the consultation. Visual MRI Review: It should be standard practice for doctors to review MRI scans with patients using visual comparisons to prior scans. This helps the patient clearly understand any changes in tumor size or progression. Medication & Supplement Tracking: It's frustrating to be asked what medications and supplements I take when these are prescribed or documented by your team. There should be a centralized, up-to-date record that can be easily reviewed and updated each visit, rather than relying on patient recall every time. MRI Machine Availability: Having broken MRI machines and forcing terminally ill patients to wait weeks for rescheduling is unacceptable. There must be sufficient equipment or contingency plans in place to ensure timely scans for patients with critical needs. Nutrition Awareness: Offering candy and sugary treats in a cancer treatment facility is highly inappropriate. Sugar fuels many forms of cancer, and handing it out is akin to offering a cigarette to a lung cancer patient. Please reconsider the nutritional options you provide in the waiting areas. I share this feedback not to criticize but to advocate for better patient care. I would be happy to speak directly with your team to help improve the patient experience at Tennessee Oncology. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Joe Fiore

I have been a patient of Dr. Gresham since 2008. She is a patient and thorough cardiologist that I…read morehave experienced. She is an advocate for preventive cardiac measures. She addresses coronary conditions from the point they are to encourage healthier behaviors for patient care. She works tirelessly along with her staff to insure optimal cardiac care. Highly recommended - but understand that she is booked - but worth the care you will receive.

I wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the incredible work these people do. Nurse Amber and…read moreMorgan have been such a light in every interaction I have had with them. Their help, patience, thoroughness, and uplifting demeanors have made such an impact on me and my husband. I am thankful for the work they do AND for the way they made us feel. We would recommend this place through and through based on our interactions with them alone.

Dr. Sam and the staff at AFD Brentwood have been exceptional in their care and attention with my…read morehealth. I especially enjoy the personable interactions with Dr. Sam. He is truly and genuinely interested in getting to know his patients. The treatment and wellness guidance I have received through the years have been insightful and have turned challenges into tremendous successes!

Dr. Kurzynske is THE best primary care physician!…read more The office staff are professional and helpful. In urgent situations, they make every effort to assist. Dr. Kyrzynske's nurses are professional andcompassionate. I've never felt rushed as they gather information, review medications, or make notes for Dr. Kurzynske's review. But, it is Dr. Kurzynske who makes one feel like a real person with real value with real issues. He listens attentively, probes to ascertain issues, is not rebuffed by questions, and makes his patients feel like they've been heard and receiving the best medical attention and actions that a primary care physician could offer. He is knowledgeable and trusted to be current in that knowledge. He views patients as whole persons, physically, mentally, and emotionally. He sees the patient in context of their circumstances (i.e., impacted by needs resulting from work and family situations). His compassion is real and comforting. He is forthright in positive and helpful ways. His sense of humor is appreciated. Dr. Kurzynske is one in a billion!

I am not sure how Dr. Pak was given a license to practice medicine because he is that stupid. He…read morestands there with a pen and clipboard and stares at you like you're the first human body he's ever seen. He is the only doctor I've met who looks like he needs a referral himself. Come to think of it, none of them look healthy. I've seen more diagnostic confidence from the Magic 8-Ball in my kid's toy box. Worst bedside manner I've ever experienced. Has no medical knowledge or recommendations when asked. Women in the office are all overweight and rude except for one. Save yourself the headache and do not go here. If you practice health, you should at least attempt to appear healthy. Dr Pak knows nothing about health.

I went in to discuss some recent lab results and had a couple of questions that weren't really…read morecovered in the paperwork. The provider walked me through what the numbers meant and what was actually worth following up on, which made the whole thing much less confusing. The visit itself was pretty relaxed, and I didn't spend much time sitting around between steps.

Do not recommend…read more This is the first time in my life I have ever written a review. I made this Yelp account to write this review. I don't know if I am doing this correctly, but I would honestly advise against using Sterling. I made an appointment months in advance because I was struggling with depression and wanted to pursue getting antidepressant medication in addition to diet, exercise, and therapy. I confirmed my appointment two days in advance, signed my forms digitally, and was glad about getting help for my condition. They responded to my confirmation with an additional message, so my confirmation was confirmed. Thirty minutes before my appointment, they let me know it had been cancelled. I called the office to ask why, and perhaps reschedule. I get it. Sometimes physicians get sick or have a family emergency. That would have been totally okay and I could have done the appointment another time. The receptionist pretty rudely informed me that my would-be psychiatrist quit a month ago, and that she was no longer with Sterling. I told her that was a bit confusing for me as the patient, because they still confirmed my appointment. She responded to this negatively as well, and when I asked about scheduling with another physician, she said that would be not likely or not possible because Sterling only has one psychiatrist and he is far too booked up. I really needed help with my depression, and I wish that Sterling hadn't given me what was basically a fake appointment. I also wish they weren't so rude when I was following up looking for care. If I had known my physician quit, or that the appointment wasn't happening, I could have gotten treatment somewhere else. Now, I am still in need of medical advice regarding my depression, but I'll likely have to wait a few more weeks to get advice somewhere else while my condition worsens. I can't speak for every physician or every patient experience, and I am sure that Sterling has some great physicians and patients with great experiences. However, my experience was pretty bad. My advice would be to either get psychiatric care somewhere else, or to pick up the phone and call to confirm appointments, because they'll apparently mislead you about availability and confirmation through both text and email. Thanks.

Dr Cabell was my Heart Doctor I was on the verge of having a heart attack if I had not seen Dr…read moreCabell I would probably be dead he saved my life, when I heard that He was leaving I cried so hard,Dr Cabell is the BEST HEART DOCTOR!! that I know he is Super knowledgeable, very caring and he loves his job he's not like some people,We all love Dr Cabell and now that He's leaving the office in Murfreesboro I'm going to really miss him I'm happy for him moving forward and I pray that God continues to Bless him for the love and the care he has for others It's not just the money Dr Cabell really cares about others!!!

My first experience with Dr. Mangione was in 2009 when I had a bout of pancreatitis that sent me to…read morethe ER with symptoms that looked more like a heart attack. Dr. Mangione did a full workup on me that included everything from stress tests to cardiac catheterization. Luckily, my heart checked out fine, but his keen eye picked up something odd on my cardiac echo which wound up being a tumor growing in my pancreas. The tumor was removed later that year. Fast forward to 2014, and I was having problems with heart palpitations and other problems that got me referred out to another cardiologist in Murfreesboro. I fooled around with that guy for months and all he could do is run test after test, and then want to run them again because he forgot that he already ran it. I remembered the experience that I had with Dr. Mangione and got back in to see him. Within a visit or two, he had determined the issue and was able to resolve the problems with a minor change in medication.

I've been a patient of Dr. Sara Owen for over 10 years--even before she and Dr. Chris Thompson…read morelaunched their concierge service at Thompson Family Healthcare--and I can confidently say there is no better care out there. Both doctors are incredibly knowledgeable, compassionate, and truly take the time to listen and treat you as a whole person. The entire staff is amazing--always punctual, professional, and genuinely caring. Melissa and Claire complete the team, bringing warmth, efficiency, and a personal touch that make every visit feel comfortable and seamless. Together, they've created a one-of-a-kind healthcare experience that's hard to find these days. I can't recommend them enough!

Doctor Thompson used to be a good doctor now it's all about the money with him. Instead of your…read morehealth. I paid him $500 dollars and all he give me was two $10 prescriptions of Lisinopril he didn't have time to see me then. Now he wants another $500 dollars I am currently stage 2 hypertension and he wants more money again then to give me another prescription now. I'm not made out of money. I guess I'll have to find a real doctor that cares.

Dr. Hubbard and his staff are amazing. They handled everything for my guys spinal fusion…read more They handle everything from insurance approval to walking us through the expectations!!! For any back or joint replacement, this is your place.

This was my first visit to Howell Clinic and honestly it started off as one of the most frustrating…read morecheck-in experiences I've ever had. I stood in line for 36 minutes just to check in. What makes it even more ridiculous is that I already completed the online check-in the day before. Yet when I finally got to the desk, I still had to hand over my driver's license and insurance card and verbally verify all the same information that was supposedly completed online. So what exactly is the point of online check-in if patients still have to redo everything at the front desk? Standing in a crowded waiting room line for over half an hour when you're not feeling well isn't a great first impression. The process feels extremely inefficient and defeats the entire purpose of offering online registration in the first place. Hopefully the medical care is better than the check-in process, but based on the first experience, the front-end system definitely needs some serious improvement.