I visit the Dacula clinic every 3-months for support for my type 2 diabetes. I see Miss Myra routinely. I love the whole team at Gwinnett Clinic in Dacula. If you treat them with the respect and kindness they deserve, they return the same to you. The clinic is often busy and the staff does well to manage all the people who need attention. I suggest visiting later in the afternoon for speedier assistance. My medical treatment in the Dacula office has always been professional and compassionate. I sometimes worry I will take a scolding from Miss Myra about my poor diet and disease management, but while she does offer me sound medical advice, she never shames or ridicules me. Thanks Gwinnett Clinic for taking good care of me and my family. read more

Absolutely terrible experience with Gwinnett Clinic. The staff was unprofessional, disorganized, and extremely rude throughout the entire process. Maria in particular was very dismissive, rude, and acted like helping patients was an inconvenience. I dealt with repeated prescription mistakes, constant runarounds, poor communication, and zero accountability from the office. I repeatedly explained what medication and prescription format I needed, yet they continued sending incorrect prescriptions, causing unnecessary delays and stress. Instead of resolving the issue professionally, I was met with attitude and lack of urgency every step of the way. Patients deserve respect, professionalism, and competent care -- none of which I experienced here. I would not recommend this clinic based on my experience. read more

I like my doctor Hong Wang because he is a professional doctor with a great experience.

If only one could rate with a negative star since in my opinion one star implies that something, however little that something might be, is still positive about this medical group. My son was seen by a doctor at this group for what I had believed was a broken toe. Not a doctor but being a mom pretty much means that my instincts are my credentials. Needed medical proof to know what was the best course of action for my son. Hence our reason for visiting this practice. Had I x-ray vision I could have skipped this popsicle stand altogether. There my son is being looked at by the doctor. This professional pulls on the toe that is swollen. When my son winced he then moves the toe back into its resting place and proceeds to push it back a little more to gauge the pain. He then refers us to another facility for x-rays with a STAT rush order the following day at the Lawrenceville office. By the time my son had seen the doctor he was on day 4 of limping. Swelling had not gone down and bruising was on underside of foot. The pulling and pushing of toe had caused bruising to migrate to top of foot, followed by tingling (that had not been present before), more swelling and the weird sensation that the toe felt like it did not belong on the foot. This all occurring after doctor manipulated toe back and forth. By nightfall my son was in a hell of a lot of pain. Next day he limps into L'ville clinic for STAT x-ray. Simple enough, right? I inquire about meaning of stat. Well, turns out stat means what we all expect it to mean...put a rush on it. Wednesday morning my son limps off to school because we heard nothing by end of business Tuesday. It is now Wednesday and I had to call the office to see what is going on with stat x-ray. To my surprise stat, it seems, is not stat after all. X-rays had not been sent over and to hear the nurse tell it, "It is not her fault." What kind of remark is that? I never implied it was anyone's fault. Only that something was marked as stat and that I am having to call and inquire about. Where is the follow through? This practice could use a little improvement with public relation and follow through. Work your patient files. If you have a good system in place on how to keep patients in queue of importance no one will fall through the crack as quickly and as easily as my son did. Which means you, Gwinnett Clinic, would have a far greater rating. Need help with this system? I can certainly, and gladly, help you with that. read more

I have been a patient of Dr G at Gwinnett Clinic for over 10 years. She is kind, thorough and attentive. She is exceptional in every way.

I've been going to the Gwinnett Clinic, Dacula, for more than ten years. I find the doctors and staff to provide very good, friendly service and Dr. K continues to provide excellent guidance. The clinic is usually very busy, often causing a bit of a delay. However, I attribute it to their good service and accept the wait. BTW, I live in Dacula. Not California. read more

This is the closest Gwinnett clinic to us that's open on Saturdays. Instead of walking in and waiting for an unnecessarily long time, I try to call a few days before to make a Saturday appointment. Usually, there is still a wait depending on how backed up they are. I've seen Dr Wang at other locations several times so it is nice to see a familiar face. Why 3 stars? I've been experiencing some pain in an area and a specialist told me what she thinks it is so I came here and spoke to 2 different Drs. One said that wasn't what was wrong with me and didn't suggest another diagnosis. The other had no idea and suggested an MRI. How sway?! Now I'm having to go to other practices trying to find out if Ill be dying soon or not! Ok seriously...it's unfortunate that no one can figure out what's wrong. I did try google but the 1st Dr said that's not what's wrong with me. I do have a feeling he's wrong. read more

I attempted to obtain my past records for a referral to a specialist, and I had the unfortunate experience to speak with a very disrespectful individual by the name of Anna in the Dacula office. My visit was initially to the Braselton office, but unfortunately after 1 month, my records were transferred to the Dacula office (??) I would definitely recommend another office other than Dacula for Gwinnett Clinic visits. read more