Very pleased with the quality of care our relative receives at this facility since moving into an…read moreindependent living apartment several years ago. Excellent facilities, security and staff. High quality dining. Numerous activities to stay active and engaged.

We are looking for a place to put my mother-in-law in memory care. I tried several times calling…read moreand got the operator. We tried to go visit the facility and a security gate at the entrance kept us from going further than the gate. The security guard took my name and number and I received a call from an official. Previously I had gotten thru and put my dad on a waiting list in September. He no longer needs their care so I asked that he be removed. There are no vacancies and there are no anticipated vacancies they know of. Patients currently living there who have family members needing care will help their family members get housing first. If no patient family members require one of the vacancies when they open, then the next name on the public waiting list is called. The lady I spoke with told me in the 14 months she had been an employee there wasn't a vacancy filled by a person on the waiting list. We will keep searching. They get 4 stars for their security and the fact that someone called me after I spoke with the security guard.

Great place. They take care of their people, veterans, 'and' the community…read more I issue SKY Tablets here on Wednesdays from about 10am to 2pm as part of the Federal Communications Commission's ACP through 'Outreach Services of America' Apply at: GetInternet.Gov. Once approved, text me at: 256-213-1158 if you do not see me there. You can text me your approval info to later make way to my office at my comfortable, popular, $700M Redstone Gateway Defense Contractor Business Park. You may know it as the Affordable Connectivity Program or (ACP). I'm doing my part to help bridge the gap in the digital divide (for those who qualify). I'm there for a meeting every Thursday also if Wednesdays do not work for you. This is also I might Add, the same VA that looks after me as a veteran And former Doc/Hospital Corpsman. New to Huntsville? Check out this VA and all they have to offer. And don't forget to check out Bumble-Bee-Promotions & Tours Huntsville, as a newcomer. You'll be glad you did! #### Update: After having received approval, and having come on so many Wednesdays and on various occasions, meaning we were allowed to come regularly / previously. Sadly, with all the people we were helping, I think we may have drawn too large a crowd for tablet approvals and distribution Outside the education office. Sadly, Mr Mccrurry??? stated that neither us (those in Huntsville issuing tablets), or the people issuing phones can come to the VA. Well, thanks to God I have a nice, warm, office with coffee for you all to come to, just a stones throw from gate 9 visitors center. right outside of Redstone Arsenal Army Base. Remember to get approved first. Then text for an appointment yo pick up your tablet. / Doc Friedman

I have had great interactions with this VA facility to include receiving a power wheel chair…read morerecently. However, contact with my VA representative to discuss my disabilities has not happened. Anyone know if Mr Peoples is still on board? I need to see someone in my home as I am disabled and cannot travel.

She fell and broke her hip. She was 88, frail, sickly I hope and pray that we won't need this any…read moretime soon; but, if and when we do, we will definitely choose Hospice of North Alabama as our provider. Rehab was her immediate future. It was Saturday and we had until Monday morning to make a decision on which rehab center we wanted to use. We ran home to grab some dinner then were planning on going back to the hospital for the evening. We weren't quite done eating when we were interrupted by the phone. It was the hospital. She was being discharged. My brain went into overdrive. When? Discharged to home? Am I hearing you correctly? Tonight? Right now? Are you even fricken' serious? What the hell are we supposed to do? How could the doctor even think this is going to have a good outcome? Is he fricken' insane? Nope. The doctor was sending her home on hospice. The hospital social worker had set us up with Hospice of N Alabama. She assured us that hospice would be at her house tonight. It was already 5pm. She wouldn't be home until 7-8 at the earliest. Nobody is going to come out tonight. It was Saturday for heaven's sake. OMG. We can't do this. Who in their fricken' right mind thinks this is alright? It is not. We're going to hurt her. True to their word, a hospice nurse showed up within an hour of us getting her home. It's a good thing, we were clueless. He assured us that hospice would be there to guide us and help us with her care. He told us that a hospice nurse would be there in the morning to get us situated. He said a bed would be delivered that night. What still sticks in my mind from that visit was that he told us that we'd be OK. I looked at him and thought "are you fricken' delusional? No, we're not going to be OK. How in the world are we going to be OK?"The next day, supplies such as Depends, absorbent pads and adult wipes showed up. More supplies would show up during the week. Even the Ensure that she needed was delivered to the door. More and more things just seemed to appear through thin air. We had need of nothing. Hospice was there to guide us as her health deteriorated. When a new issue arose, our nurse would come up with something. We could call anytime and if we needed someone to come to the house, sometimes only to reassure us, at 3am, they came. They provided an aide to bathe her. They even had a chaplain come by to pray with her, to pray with us. The best part was the music therapist who came every other week. When he came, our whole family was there. Even her infant great grandson. The therapist played mostly old hymns. While she couldn't put a sentence together and her voice was so weak that we had a hard time hearing her, when the music started, it was like someone flipped her switch to on. She belted out those songs. That hour, every two weeks, I think is what saved us. Eight months later, she passed from her earthly home to her eternal home. It's been nearly 2 years. Our memories of that awful 8 months are fading and being replaced by the happy memories that we had formed with her through the years. Her son now volunteers with Habitat. The baby is growing and is now a "big boy" at 3. I've begun writing short stories. Yes, there is still a little hole in our hearts, there always will be; but. we're moving on. That's what she'd want us to do. And, like the hospice nurse promised us that first night, we really are all OK.

Everyone we have come in contact with at Hospice of North Alabama have each been absolutely…read morewonderful, caring, and loving people. Their care is exemplary. We just cannot say enough about these dedicated people and the help and care they so willingly give. We truly feel like they are part of our family! Erlene

I have been going to Dr. Rama for years. She is the best doctor I have ever had. She is very…read morethorough, listens and goes above and beyond to help her patients. The patient portal is simple to use, and she responds very quickly. I could not imagine a better doctor or office.

Dr Rohini is an excellent doctor, very professional, thorow and Compassionate…read more the staff is very friendly and helpfull I live in Madison, Alabama, not in California

RUN RUN RUN RUN AWAY…read more We were referred to Dr. Raby from our Pediatrician, after our son had an Emergency trip to the Emergency Room for eating peanuts. I will cut to the chase: We waited 2.5 HOURS to be seen after our scheduled appointment time. Which is so awesome with a two year old. The nurse came in finally, and skin tested our son (they stick 30 needles in their back) which was also unpleasant as you can imagine. The nurse who did the testing was roughly 92 years old, (Very nice, but probably needs to not be doing this) and concluded that our son was allergic to OAT, not Peanuts. They suggested lab testing where we then had to schedule a blood draw, and after getting those results, it was confirmed that he was indeed allergic to Peanuts and not Oat. Long story short, the nurse messed up the skin test. Full stop. I questioned the lady when they called with the results of the lab test, and she suggested coming back for a re-test. I then asked for a call back from the Doctor, and the woman (Lisa) said "The doctor doesnt call patients, she makes her recommendation than has us call" STAY AWAY. STAY FAR AWAY.

Don't just walk, RUN away from this office!!…read more My husband was referred to Dr. Raby by our PCP for a terrible bout with a skin rash. Dr. Raby performed in office allergy testing on him, which seemed like a logical place to start. We got some results right away from that, but she also ordered blood work. My husband didn't realize until he got to the lab, the blood work amounted to 10 vials (!!) of blood, as well as a urine sample. We were feeling pretty optimistic though thinking all this testing would surely tell us what was wrong with him. Turns out, we couldn't have been more wrong! Three weeks after this work up, I received my Explanation of Benefits from my insurance company and learned the office visit to Dr. Raby was almost $1000 and the blood work... the blood work totaled almost $5000!! This shock combined with the fact we have not even HEARD from Dr. Raby about the lab results added insult to injury. My husband promptly showed up in the office (after not being able to get a call back) and was told the blood work showed nothing more than we learned from the in office allergy testing. We assumed that Dr. Raby had a plan of action to tackle my husband's issue and never thought she was just "shooting in the dark" with all this testing. Since the initial visit, we never even heard back from Dr. Raby. The best my husband got was information through the nurse. On 6 July, more than four weeks after my husband's appointment, the nurse phoned to say Dr. Raby recommended he take a whole slew of allergy medications to cover the gamut. This whole debacle has been absolutely ridiculous and ghastly expensive with nothing to show for it.

My mother was a patient at this practice for nearly four years. During that time, one of the clinic…read moreemployees was involved in a personal criminal matter with her outside of the office, ultimately pleading guilty and entering a diversion program. After the employee became aware of my mother's identity, we later discovered through the patient portal that the employee had accessed my mother's medical records, including urine drug screen results. Shortly after court proceedings related to that criminal case, my mother was discharged from the practice and was told it was due to a "conflict of interest." We contacted the practice seeking answers regarding the employee's access to records, the circumstances surrounding additional testing, and the basis for the discharge decision. Unfortunately, rather than providing transparency and accountability, the practice's handling of the situation left us with more questions than answers. Patients deserve confidence that their medical information will be protected and that concerns involving potential conflicts of interest will be thoroughly investigated and addressed. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this practice.

Very rude staff Office needs to cleaned…read moreDo not recommend One staff member actually told me I was better off dead, because I was not responding to the Rx

We see Dr. Vuppala. She is so kind, and helpful. The office staff is top notch. Dr. Vuppala is…read moredoing telemedicine visits due to Covid. I am thankful for that. She is so easy to speak to, and genuinely concerned about the health of her patients.

I have had multiple horrible experiences with Dr. Vuppala. She has NO bedside manner and is very…read morerude. She was very dismissive of any concerns I had.

Doctor Lynn , has been my and my husbands Doctor for 10plus years. He is the best. Listen and…read moreexplain thing that you have consures about.

unprofessional, front nurse has a bad attitude!! Can hear her talking about a sèx story that went…read morebad just disgusting ! I had an appointment at 130 there was 1 lady in the room 4 came after me they all went back ! When I asked what was the problem she had a bad attitude like I interrupted her conversation! B do your job and see what happen and give me a reason not just they will call you. Went back at 225 when they called me back she rolled her eyes at me. I will not recommend this place it's dirty in the back don't smell no cleaning products should have walked out if I didn't have these issues I would have ! Dr was fine but needs a whole new staff. They all nasty. ALL