So I've been seeing the same endocrinologist for about 4 years and have been generally unsatisfied…read morethe whole time. So I decided to seek out a new one. After doing my research and getting some crap over the phone from my first choice, I decided to give Piedmont Endocrinology a try. I called and was greeted by a very friendly receptionist. She advised of a recent cancellation and could squeeze me in the following Friday - perfect! She told me I would be seeing Dr. El-Kebbi. I arrived 30 minutes prior to my scheduled appointment to complete all of the new patient paperwork. After I was done, friendly receptionist called me up to the window to advise me that Dr. El-Kebbi was a few minutes behind schedule, but I was his next patient. She apologized for the delay and I went back to playing Jewel Mania. I'm usually super super anal about being on time. Maybe I'm just jaded now because I'm convinced that no doctor is ever on time, but I at least appreciated the fact that she took the time to tell me that he was running a little late. With previous doctors, most just let you sit there until you realize your appointment was supposed to be 45 minutes ago. So 5 or 10 minutes later, I'm called back. I'm taken to an exam room by a super friendly guy who's name escapes me. He also apologizes for the delay and emphasizes that Dr. El-Kebbi really doesn't like being late. We go over some basic info and he advises that the Doc will be in a moment. Let me first say that my previous doctor was a bit standoffish. Nice enough, just didn't seem overly personable or concerned. I experienced the complete opposite with Dr. El-Kebbi. He was warm and friendly and very interested in my medical care. He provided valuable insights into certain aspects of my medical care that I feel were lacking with my previous doctor. I honestly felt like I was speaking with a friend the whole time. There was one awkward moment when he seemed to fail to understand how I could be so certain that I would not be getting pregnant, but we got through that. It's quite funny in retrospect. The whole appointment went exactly how I feel a doctor's appointment should go. I'm almost (but not quite) willing to overlook the tardiness, but we'll see how that goes in future visits. I highly highly recommend Dr. El-Kebbi to anyone in the market for a new endocrinologist.

Needed a new endo and needed to see them quick. Once I explained my situation to the front desk…read morereceptionist at PPE, she was able to find me an appointment only one month out instead of three months out. Service. I arrived for my appointment on Wednesday. Not the greatest drive from Marietta, but worth it. Dr. Patel is my new favorite endo ever. She's young, up to date on the latest research on Thyroid health, and spent real, quality time with me going over my chart and medical history. I was in and out in about an hour (even as a new patient) - including labs. The lab technicians were friendly, quick and painless as was the check out process. Overall, I'm very pleased!

I am not sure what has happened to the empathetic doctor who at first seemed to really care about…read moreme as a patient. However, she simply cuts and pastes medical notes not at all reflective of the visit, offers advice contrary to medical history and is simply unpleasant and judgmental. I strongly recommend you look elsewhere.

Truly awful experience with this condescending woman who has zero bedside manner. Please don't…read morewaste your copay (or your tears after she bullies you) here.

I've seen 2 of the doctors at this practice, and even though it's a huge hassle to switch, I won't…read morego back. The doctors are rude, they only look at labs (you might as well not be there in person), they don't answer questions. They really don't care about people at all. I waited 4 months for an appointment to be treated poorly over and over.

I started seeing Dr. Kleiss in 2013. I was really impresses early on: stating my visit in her…read moreoffice with my pants on, not being asked about having children, and an overall feeling that she was listening to me. I would NOT recommended seeing Dr. Kleiss if you are polyamerous/non-monogamous, do not want children, or have pain during intercourse. Most visits now: she leaves me sitting in the exam room half naked for almost an hour, ignores that I am actively polyamerous, and has started asking about children because I'm in a committed relationship. I'm not really sure if the perceived change is actually her or a symptom of changes in healthcare as a whole.

OK...so I went to the OB/GYN the other day…read more... Well, maybe not. However, my wife did so this isn't the strangest review...or is it? Anyway, she raved and raved about Dr. Kleiss like I would rave about a pie from Lombardis. Professional, very friendly, personable, comfortable, informative, and all those other things. She did all the woman things perfectly, better than anyone ever in history. Got it? Good. So there you have it. She gets top dog rating and every woman should use Dr. Kleiss from this day forward! Update: I got to meet Dr. Kleiss recently and I have to say she is great. Relaxing and down to earth demeanor which settles you down about big things (like up and coming babies).

I have been going to doctor Bode for 15+ years. He is the best. He takes his time and listens to…read moreyou. I didn't have insurance for a while and he set me up on cash pmts that was very affordable. I will not go anywhere else.

Dr Bode is a good diabetic doctor. Atlanta Diabetes as a…read morewhole is a bit difficult to navigate and take some getting use to.

I was looking for an outside the box thinker. Dr. Wheeler was fairly dismissive about my symptoms…read moreand referred me to a sleep specialist. Turns out I have Hashimotos. I would have expected more from someone who does this for a living.

It will take you close to a year to get an appointment but you will not be disappointed. She is the…read morebest. It is always worth a second opinion!