pretty sure it's been out of business a while. i've called several times and no answer. their…read morefacebook posts are from like 2020 or older. maybe it had something to with covid. not sure but it's definitely not open.

I showed up for my appointment a few weeks ago and they weren't there, and they haven't responded…read moreto my calls. I ended up going to another place for laser treatment and they quoted me on how much to completely eliminate my tattoos instead of per treatment! I'm thankful that the laser institute hasn't returned my call because I'm now saving a ton of money and getting treatments from a superior laser! I'm guessing that they've gone out of business, but in case they resurface, I would stay away!!

Had a great experience here! The doctors was patient and the staff were nice and welcoming. Ill be…read moreback for the same procedure and am considering getting something additional.

Have utilized a few services to improve my skin over past year. I've been extremely pleased with…read morethe skill of both the doctor and the skin aesthetician. I tried a dermatology office prior and was not nearly as pleased as I have been with Infinite Allure who specialize in these cosmetic services. I believe it has helped me look several (important) years younger! Highly recommend!

I've been coming here to get my pizza tattoo removed. (Yes, I got a tattoo of a pizza slice. Check…read moremy Yelp profile headline if you need some more context.) So far I've been through a few treatments with Noushi and it's been a very smooth process. The treatments are quick and effective. I've already seen quite a reduction in my tattoo, even though it's on my wrist (lower extremity)! Noushi also makes a point to get to know you, which I really like. It doesn't feel like some stranger doctor's office, which I've definitely experienced a few times in my life. I look forward to my next appointment!

Went in for a tattoo removal gave me a price and then when she was done gave me the higher price I…read morehad to help her with the work and felt wow he's still gonna charge me $200 more than what you originally said and so walked out of there after paying $500 when I was total it would be $300 so not so sure about this. She's a nice lady. She does good work, but I mean to be fair as a big burn. It took two weeks to get healed up. Cost me about $100 for all the first aid supplies and burn cream for the laser tattoo removal and it was pretty intense, Recovery. We did not go back for the second treatment. It was very difficult Recovery.

Finally a group of doctors that I feel truly care. The office is clean and the staff is friendly…read moreand helpful. From the moment I checked in, I felt like I was going to be taken care of. Dr Hunter takes time with you, answers questions and offers suggestions to improve your health. The lab is onsite which is super convenient. They got my vein on the first try!! That never happens. Thank you for caring!

Dr. Betty Jordan really listens to me about my health concerns and gave me a thorough wellness…read moreexam. Medication refills are placed promptly. The staff is friendly, one of the wonderful staff members even walked out side when I had difficulty located the clinic to guide me! I cannot say enough about LeBauer Healthcare. Seniors are welcome too!

New Garden Medical Associates offers primary care for adults and is located beside GIA off New…read moreGarden. I have had a great experience here with the office staff as well as my pcp and nurses. Everyone is friendly and efficient. It's a small office, which I like because it's never crowded. The quality of care I've received has been excellent. My doctor listens and remembers me (which may not seem like much, but I value).

while the clinical staff are fine; the billing staff are insane. as a new patient I was charged…read moreboth an extended new patient visit AND an established patient visit in a single trip. Medicare and United paid the new patient visit but said the established patient charge was in error and they wouldn't pay both (like getting charged twice for a single meal). Novant billing was dismissive insisting their coding was right and further more there is no appeals process. I won't be using them again; beware of bizarre up - charges with NOVANT.

Fantastic office! Irecently moved to Burlington and it's a bit of a drive, but I'll stay with this…read morepractice as long as I can! Dr. Wolters has great bedside manner and goes above and beyond for her patients. The nurses are friendly and helpful. Thanks for making going to the doctor as good an experience as possible. :)

https://physiciansthrive.com/physician-compensation/wrvu-physician-compensation/…read more Be careful about there billing! They are counting down time, and the diagnosis. Which ever Is greater they Will bill for. This practice wanted me to pay a $100 for a co-payment when I don't have a Co-payment. Above Is the link how doctors are getting paid. This practice spend 10 mins talking with with while using a timer to count his time. My portion of the bill was $245 and jumped up a dollar. This practice Is trying to scam patients. One of the appointments was video visit, that last for five mins, and did nothing for me. Had to Make an in visit appointment to get any where.

I think "Dr. K" as he is called, in one of the best MD I have ever had. Great knowledge and first…read morerate care. He is with LeBauer Primary Care at Brassfield (3803 Robert Porcher Way), Greensboro. Phone 336-286-3442.

Who likes going to the doctor? Not me. However, out of all the doctor offices I have been to this…read morehas to be the best. The check-in is always painless and usually quick. The one thing that could change for me is the fact that they don't need to check my insurance card every time I walk through the doors even when it's the very next day but I do understand why this is their practice and won't count it against them. The wait is shorter than an other doctor office I have been to however I still believe that could be shortened. I see Dr. Mitchell and he's great. He is a non-joking, straight to the point doctor which is what I want. I also don't care for a doctor that is just going to hold a conversation so I feel comfortable around him. He's my doctor and I don't need to know his family issues or dealings, I want to know about my health and let's move on to the next thing. This is the type of doctor Dr. Mitchell seems to be and I truly appreciate that. The exit is also painless and quick. The staff here is the most friendliest doctor office staff I have ever had to deal with and I believe it's because they love where they work and why wouldn't they? I love to call it my doctors office.

I've seen two physicians the Eagle @ Village location. I'm so happy that I finally took the plunge…read moreand switched from another office!! This office is professional and friendly!

58 and feeling great thanks to Dr. Dewey and her team!... I love Dr. Dewey, Kimberly Tatum (NP) and…read moretheir phlebotomist. I have been a patient for approx. 5 yrs. and cannot recommend this practice highly enough. Dr. Dewey and Kimberly make time for me. I feel comfortable and unhurried talking with them about any and all aspects of my health (I.e. physical, emotional and sexual health). I have been treated with respect and dignity making it easy to have candid, open conversations. I also appreciate how thorough both practitioners have been when reviewing all of my RXs and supplements. They helped me weed out unnecessary medicines and improved my understanding of when to take what for optimal efficacy. I have found scheduling appointments easy to do and am seen in a timely manner. I appreciate the flexibility of in-person and Telehealth visits. As a fainter, I have found the practice's phlebotomist to be among one of the best I have been to. She is friendly, professional and quick making the experience virtually painless and easy. I have recommended Dr. Dewey's practice to friends and neighbors. I trust Dr. Dewey and her team. They are the best!!

Let me preface this by saying I rarely leave negative reviews…read more In January, I had a telehealth visit with Elizabeth Dewey for a persistent dry cough following a viral illness. The visit felt rushed and minimal, ending after a few minutes. I was prescribed montelukast and Airsupra. Based on established medical guidance and sources such as FDA labeling and NIH-supported literature, these medications are generally prescribed for asthma-related conditions, not post-viral cough. I have no history of asthma or respiratory disease. I also explicitly have a history of anxiety/depression that was previously discussed in this practice, yet I was prescribed montelukast despite its boxed warning regarding potential neuropsychiatric side effects. In hindsight, this prescribing decision felt poorly aligned with both my symptoms and risk profile. The medications ultimately provided no benefit. Separately, the handling of billing and follow-up was unacceptable. I was not clearly informed of an outstanding balance in any meaningful way. The only notifications were two vague text messages from an unidentified number, with no clear due date, no escalation notice, and no supporting communication via email, phone call, or voicemail. That is not reasonable or adequate notice for patient billing. Without any prior warning, I arrived for a scheduled appointment this morning only to be told it had been canceled due to "bad debt." I was then informed the account had already been sent to collections and that I was no longer eligible to be seen at the practice. This occurred despite me immediately offering to pay the balance on-site once informed. Again - I received no prior warnings or notifications other than two vague text messages. I also received zero communications my appointment this morning had been cancelled. It has been three months (95 days to be exact) since my January appointment. To cancel my appointment, account, and escalate to collections within three months with ZERO prior notice is amateur, unprofessional, and leads me to believe the other reviews suggesting general dysfunction, disorganization, and a lack of concern or care for patients. I find this process highly unprofessional. Patients should not be blindsided at check-in for a scheduled appointment over a relatively small outstanding balance, especially without proper communication or opportunity to resolve it beforehand. Overall, this experience reflects poor clinical judgment in my case and a disorganized, punitive administrative process. I would not recommend this practice based on this experience.