I never like giving a doctor a bad review. I usually give a doctor the benefit of the doubt when…read moreit comes to their bedside manner -- keeping an emotional distance and all of that. However, I'd waited a while to get into see this doctor regarding some health issues. But, this woman was cold. And no amount of smiling or attempt at conversation lifted her mood. She was like a robot and made me, and my friend, feel uncomfortable. When I asked a question, she simply stood up, and walked out of the room. I am not kidding. After waiting almost an hour -- it was possibly one of the worst doctor appointments that I've had. I thought that perhaps she was just having an off day. Upon reading more about her, I've read that I am not the only one who felt the same way. A shame, because she seems to be highly-educated, and I was hoping for a better outcome.

I have been a patient of Dr. Chapman for many years. She has also given me enough Rx's to help me…read morewith my osteoarthritis pain. She has been supportive and helpful in my struggle to obtain disablitiy from the OPM. I was really disappointed that she decided to quit practicing medicine and start teaching at the VA but I guess I cannot blame her with the federal government creating more regulations. It is getting harder for a small business owner to make a living. She will be missed by me and many of her other patients. I wish her the best in her teaching career.

All excellent from start to finish. I highly recommend them. Dr. Matt Lyons was my husband's and…read moreis my husband's doctor there. He is one of the best I have ever met. Patient and kind and willing to listen. There are very few doctors that practice this specialty here in Memphis. He is a great doctor.

I'm sad that Dr Arkin retired but happy he gets to enjoy retirement. Lots of knowledge has departed…read morethe field. Unfortunately thats the time we live in. Enjoy retirement Dr Arkin well deserved for sure!

My daughter and I have both been patients here and I have to agree with the other review. I have…read morehad exactly the same thing happen. We were driving 2-3 hours to get to her office and they wouldn't even call to cancel. Then they always blame the patient for not being there. When I applied for disability, they wrote down I was improving even though I was getting worse because I hadn't been there in 6 months but this wasn't by choice, it was cancelled appointments and then they wouldn't reschedule in a timely manner. The office staff is incompetent. What really gets me though, is after being a patient of hers for about 8 years, we moved. At our last appointment, I asked her for a referral to a rheumatologist closer to us for my daughter and told her it would take about 6 months before she would get in. She said she was going to start her on Humera and would do the paperwork to get her started for her next appointment in a month. When I called to see if she had been approved for the Humera, they said they didn't even start the paperwork and since she will be changing doctors, the new doctor will have to do it. My daughter is hurting and now she will have to wait at least 6 more months before she can get new medications. Of course, they didn't bother to tell us this. They would have let us drive the 3 hours to her office, wait 2-3 more hours to be seen, only to be told they aren't doing anything because she is changing doctors. Maybe if she didn't schedule 10-15 people for the exact same time slot everyday she would have time to treat patients like people instead of $$$.

I am disappointed with this group, not because Dr. Ganguli is not a great doctor, because I think…read moreshe is, but when I go I have to wait anywhere from 2-3 hours, then I am given about 15 minutes. I had not been since last June and my prescriptions were running out. I called for an appointment and was given one but they called and cancelled it. I made another for 10:00 A.M., they called and asked me to come at 2:00 P.M. I drove all the way to her office, parked, signed in and had a seat expecting to wait. They called me up to desk and told me she was not coming in at all. I asked why I was not called. They shrugged their shoulders and said it was not their fault. As I was leaving my phone beeped with a voicemail!!! A couple of weeks later I called for refills, they said okay we will give this to the nurse. The next day the nurse called and said the doctor would not call them in unless I made an appointment and first available was in August. I told her about my cancellations and I would make the appointment for August if she would call in my med to last me until that time. She said hold on. When she returned, in an abrupt voice she said "you have not been here since last June" and I ask her whose fault was that. She said it did not matter, the doctor was not calling me in any meds unless she saw me, do you want the August appt. I said "NO" and hung up I was so angry. Now I must try to get my PC doctor to call in the meds but he does not want to because it is not his field. I must now try to find another Rheumatologist because I have Lupus and RA and am in constant pain. I don't think they were fair by not even asking the doctor, just assuming when it was not my fault that I could not see her because she had cancelled on me.

I had a couple of skin conditions that popped up that really had me worried. I made an appointment…read morewith Dr. Woodbury and they were able to get me in quickly. Dr. Woodbury knew exactly what was going on, prescribed some treatments and within 2 weeks the skin conditions had improved dramatically. Dr. Woodbury also spent some time explaining what was going on. The staff was also very courteous. A great experience.

First visit with Dr. Woodbury. Such a personable doctor and listened to all concerns. Took his…read moretime with us and came up with a great care plan. Highly recommend!

Dr. Dick (Deek) is charming, wonderful and very professional. I was referred by my internal…read moremedicine doctor, Catherine Womack. I had been experiencing severe (as in shark biting my leg) pain especially during driving 600 miles each way to renovate my parent's home in Ohio. After nerve testing I was put on a very low dose generic medication which alleviated the problem. Apparently I respond to it very well and didn't need the heavily advertised brand medication. His recommendation was to try to generic first. As a neurologist he works mainly with Medicare patients, MS, diabetic nerve pain, carpal tunnel syndrome and nerve pain from arthritis. The location is off residential Farmington so you will need sharp eyes or a GPS... or both. I drove past and had to circle back.

Dr. Dick (pronounced "Deek") is very professional and informative. Before I left the office he…read morevoluntarily advised me of all possible side effects of the medicine I was being put on. My appointment was at 2:30 and I went back right on time. Complete consultation and scheduling of other tests took no longer than an hour. Definitely recommended! Kind of hard to find though! Not on the main drag in Germantown.

This office seem pretty outdated. They had laptops propped up at the desk asking for reviews. I…read morefeel like that just gives people pressure to write them a good review since they are literally right there watching you. My apt was at 4 didn't get in the room until 445 then had to wait more. Dr Woodbury literally came in for 10 mins and was talking fast and then I was done. He said I need to get a biopsy but needs insurance precert and said he can do it early next week. But a staff said nope it'll be more like Thursday. I feel like they need to communicate with each other and not just tell me random days. I felt rushed since I was probably the last patient of the day. Idk if I'll be back.

Tina is the first amazing staff I encountered at this office @ check in. I'm so hopeful! After a…read moreserious illness I had sudden severe HAIR LOSS. Dr. Woodbury identified multiple factors by an in-depth history & exam. He did NOT say " it's stress , sorry " He is compassionate & gave me a clear treatment plan, including lab I needed & why. I've had 3 PICC IV lines, prior to that, multiple IV sticks. Kristen is amazing & obtained by lab work no problem! At the SAME appointment he took the time to evaluate concerning skin lesions, which were also treated. Shelby RN is fantastic! I have seen multiple Drs for months. They've ALL said sorry bout your hair. I feel like Dr Woodbury looked at the whole picture including medications " other DRs" had prescribed. He understands the impact of my extreme HAIR LOSS & I feel so confident about my treatment. Thank you Dr Woodbury, Kristen , Shelby & Tina

Dr Lendermon wasn't available for same day app that is needed due to fall, but Dr. Benjamin Petty…read morewas available, he is also an orthopedic/sports medicine specialist. However Dr. Lendermon is really fantastic and replaced my son's humerus after a bad car accident and performed a minesectomy on my knee on an old skiing injury. She made both of completely better and did excellent post operative care. She has been our orthopod for 20+ years and really knows her stuff! They have a crack staff and perform complete orthopedic and sports medicine services right down to making wedges for your shoes and physical therapy. Highly recommended!!!

Dr. Lendermon is not only a great doctor, but one of my absolute favorite people. I can't recommend…read moreher enough. She's warm, caring, and practical, and her priority is to get you right as quickly as possible. While that sounds like what everyone in her field should be doing, she is truly exceptional. I have been seeing her for about 4 years now, and through that time, she has helped me with knee, foot, and hamstring injuries. I was first referred to Lendermon Sports Medicine by someone who Dr. Lendermon had been able to resolve help with a leg injury without surgery. She was able to do the same thing for me with a knee injury - a brace instead of the surgery recommended by a well-known local orthopedic firm. Since then, she has helped with a fractured foot, finding damage another doctor missed and helping to treat it appropriately, as well as hamstring issues. Each time, she is knowledgeable and genuinely caring. Sometimes the wait can be a little bit, as with all doctors, but she takes the time with each patient to make sure she gets it right. It is well worth it.

Excellent in every way except that Campbell Clinic obviously and erroneously ascribes to the false…read morenotion that diversity is more important than quality when it comes to hiring. Consequently, there is a lot of ineptitude among those whom they have hired, negatively affecting patient care and clerical accuracy. Diversity is fine at Walmart. Not in medical facilities!

I visited Campbell Clinic in September due to severe, radiating hip pain. I initially saw a…read morephysician assistant who did not listen to my concerns or my long-standing history of low back pain. Despite my explanation, he diagnosed me with a hip infection and prescribed a 7-day course of high-dose steroids. I had to travel to Montana for a wedding shortly after and hoped the medication would provide relief, but it did not. When I returned 10 days later, I saw Dr. Brandon and explained that my symptoms had not improved. Once again, I emphasized my history of low back pain. I was given another 10 days of pain medication and told to return for a hip injection. During the hip injection appointment, Dr. Gilbert entered the room, administered the injection, and provided no explanation of the procedure or any post-injection instructions. His bedside manner was among the worst I have encountered, both as a patient and as someone with over 20 years of experience in healthcare leadership. I had to initiate all questions, and his only response was, "Follow up with Dr. Brandon--I'm just here to give the shot." The injection provided no relief. I ultimately sought care at a private physical therapy practice, where I was properly evaluated and diagnosed with a compressed nerve in my lower back radiating into my hip. After eight weeks of physical therapy, my pain was completely resolved. I contacted Campbell Clinic to share my experience, explaining that I endured unnecessary pain, medications, and procedures due to a misdiagnosis and a failure to listen to my concerns. I was told my feedback would be shared with the providers. Despite this, I later began receiving bills for my visits. While my insurance had covered nearly everything, I contacted the clinic to request that the remaining $35 balance be written off given the circumstances. After four months of repeated calls and unreturned messages, a manager finally contacted me and stated that the physicians refused to write off the balance because they had "treated" me. I was shocked and deeply disappointed. This experience made it clear that patient concerns and quality of care take a back seat to billing and volume. I felt rushed, unheard, and treated like a number rather than a patient. If you are looking for a practice where you are listened to and where the root cause of your pain is addressed, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere. It is disheartening to see what community healthcare in our area has become