I waited two months for a new patient exam here. The staff here cancelled my appointment because I…read morewas out of network, which I already knew and didn't tell me until after I drove 30 min to the office. They wouldn't make any accommodations for the inconvenience.

They listen and respond in a timely manner excellent "bedside manner".Rayna and Dr. Hoke are…read morefriendly AND professional!

Dr. Donnan is wonderful. He is thorough and thoughtful and takes the time to see you and spend time…read morewith you during your appointment. Incredibly knowledgeable and I have been going to him for years now.

Dr donnan has been my dr for more than few years he takes time up with u when u got appointments he…read morecares he talks to u like u r friends hes help me cum a lot further hes straight forward tells u like it is or how he'd like for it to be for u and ur health hes a very good dr I'm glad I met him and his team

As stated previously ad nauseum for Laureate Medical Group, Dr Ghosh has been my doctor for 18…read moreyears but I can rarelyobtain an appointment with him. Scheduling personnel are clueless. Dr. Ghosh takes visits at Midtown and Spivey Station offices, but scheduler again tries to set up appointment at Sandy Springs with a doctor I've never heard of. This is not Dr. Ghosh's fault, but Laureate office staff are hopelessly screwed up. When I finally saw Dr. Ghosh one week ago after an ER visit, he directed me to make a follow-up appointment 4 weeks later. Told by check-out personnel that no appointment is available in this timeframe. Heads need to roll at Laureate; office manager needs to be replaced.

Dr. Ghosh has been my primary care doc for roughly the last three years. As others have mentioned,…read morehe's very health maintenance oriented, caring, and is always willing to spend the time to explain not only the "what" but also the "how, why, or why not" of various treatments/procedures. When I've inquired about various therapies, he's always able to cite recent research as the basis for his recommendations rather than the typical "because I say so" of some MD's. He's by far the best primary care physician I've ever had and I'd highly recommend him to anyone.

Had an appointment scheduled for 4:30pm and the assistants were so unprofessional in getting me…read moreregistered. No communication amongst staff, so all of my information and details got lost in translation. As a result, I missed my appointment for a serious and uncomfortable illness. DO NOT GO HERE!!!

The one medical office in midtown is fantastic. The directions were spot on. There is parking in…read morethe building and they validate one hour. Check in as fast. Staff is friendly and competent. What makes the office work is doctor Amy Wu She's a great Physician. She is personable and competent. There's on site lab with a great phlebotomy. Doctor Wu takes her own vital signs and does her own History and physical exam, which is unusual in modern medicine. ​ The one medical model is great and I endorse it it's a bargain.

Dr. Ariyo is very kind and listens to her patients concerns. I have been seeing her as my PCP for…read moreover 5 years. She is caring and helps with any health problems I've had. I have had in-person and telemedicine visits with her. She and her staff are reachable via the Emory portal. I call her nurse when necessary and they are very helpful. She is usually very booked. If she is unavailable for a non- routine concern I have sometimes been referred to another colleague in the office. I have been satisfied with them, as well.

Best doctor ever. I have been going to Dr. Ariyo for 10 years. I always know she is on my side…read more She is caring, patient and listens. Just the best.

After only two appointments and three visits (one visit was a blood work prequel to the following…read morephysical) I am confident that I have a new, reliable internist in Atlanta. Though the office is home to three medical doctors, I have only been seen by Dr. Michelle Evans and I have been very happy with her approach to working with me and with the ways that she has proposed to treat my recent bout of migraine headaches. Now, when it comes to scheduling appointments I am a little old-fashioned and I generally will do whatever I have to do to speak with a live person to set something up. However, this does not seem possible with Buckhead Internal Medicine and when it came time to schedule a physical and then to go in seeking medical treatment I have had to use their email-driven system of scheduling or to call the answering machine there and leave a detailed message regarding the nature of my request. I will admit, they make this system efficient and it works quickly and accurately; I need to get over my worn-out methods. They have always been super-prompt in responding to me and have worked with me very well to fit appointments into my somewhat hectic schedule. I really like Dr. Evans at BIM because she, as well as her assistants and colleagues, is very personable and thorough and neither over-treats or explores avenues that are just unlikely, expensive and unnecessary. In the past, numerous physicians have put me through extensive testing and a gauntlet of procedures that have provided nothing in the end. Today I was pleased to receive a shot and a small prescription that should nip what is most likely ailing me early on so that I can back in working order almost instantly. In addition, parking is always available, though for a fee, and the fact that they are located on the Piedmont Hospital campus allows them to provide quick services to patients that might not be so readily available were they located further away from such a large variety of medical service providers.

If you're looking for a primary physician and an OBGYN doctor that would truly care about you and…read moreyour well being, this is the place for you. I have both Dr. Gibbons and Dr. Monahhan as my physicians, and I couldn't be happier! They are both very knowledgeable, attentive, and they make you feel very comfortable throughout your entire visit. The office uses an electronic method to communicate and share lab results, and I think it is very effective and helpful. It's called Mychart. I've been able to also communicate directly with my physicians regarding any problems or concerns. The staff is very nice as well. In addition, I can request prescription refills, check my lab results, and look over what was discussed during my visit. I love it! Very convenient!! I absolutely love my physicians and I am very happy that I have finally found my primary doctors! Thank you Dr. Gibbons and Dr. Monahann!!

Dr Andrey Popykin specializes in adult internal medicine and he spends time listening to you and…read morediscussing your situation with as much detail as you want. That is, in my opinion, an extremely important quality for a doctor. He has been my primary care physician for several years. Dr Popykin does not hesitate to refer you to the best specialists that he knows of. Those that I have been referred to are: Dr Mark Chastain, skin specialist; Dr Brion Lock, lung specialist; Dr Suku George, gastroenterology; Dr Howard Borger, ophthalmology; and Dr Robert Halpern, retinopathy. From my perspective as a professional biologist, my assessment of my treatments from Dr Popykin and all of these doctors is "two thumbs up." All are excellent in my opinion.

If you are looking for a Dr. in the Marietta area, go see Dr. Popykin! I went to see him for a…read moresecond opinion but he is amazing. He listens and carefully reviews your information. He also will not suggest testing that you do not need and if he does suggest a test, he will thoroughly explain why. Super friendly and takes his time. I am switching to Dr. Popykin as my primary doctor from now on.

First of all, Dr. Gurley hasn't been there in years. Second, the pictures they show are at least 5…read moreyears old since everyone in them is no longer there. I'm on Medicare and Dr. Gurley was the only one certified to care for Medicare patents. After he left, they could no longer accept me as a patient and kicked me out the door. The front desk staff are surly and rude. This place went from great to abysmal in a matter of weeks.

This place is notorious in Atlanta, especially amongst the LGBT community, for pushing expensive…read moreand unnecessary things. A practice which I find extra repugnant given that many of these people have nowhere else to turn and no support system to help them know better. Since being sold and rebranded as AHF it has only gotten worse. It took 6 months to get my prescription moved to my new pharmacy, which refilled once before it just resumed filling at my old one again. My last two appointments were canceled on me same day. Appointments to renew an existing prescription of HIV medicine, which they will only do with a consultation. To any young person reading this: This is not normal. You only need a routine bloodwork lab. There are free clinics and even online services that do this. I had not been able to refill in months before finally gaining the courage to just cut this place off. They will not answer the phone or return voicemails, and do not have a way to contact them online without using their portal. Their portal, which requires that you call on the phone to set up an account. A closed loop of incompetence. Run far and fast. Shame on these people.

Unquestionably the most thorough new patient evaluation I've experienced in 60+ years…read more My appointment was with the nurse practitioner, who unfortunately had the flu, but Dr. Smiddy worked me into his schedule the same day. Dr. Smiddy spent more than 30 minutes, one on one, going over my medical history and was steadfast in his pursuit of details regarding my health. He's also a bit of a rare find in that he possesses a very keen sense of listening. Furthermore, while the results of my bloodwork were good and unloaded into the patient's portal the following morning, Dr. Smiddy had an associate call me just to reassure me that everything was fine, which is a courtesy I've not experienced since patient records were put online. Highly recommended.

The front office staff is not professional. They do not identify themselves by name when answering…read morethe inbound calls to the office so you will not know who is talking to you unless you ask them for their name. When requesting any help with medication refills over the phone, they will read a script to contact the pharmacy again to have them send over the request to get the refill and not allow you to speak to a nurse or doctor. They will not admit any errors or mistakes. Their webpage states, https://druidhillsprimarycare.com/coming-soon for Prescription information, This Page is Under Construction. When you have any additional questions for the doctors, you must make an appointment with the doctor as they will not call you. I am no longer a patient at this office after several years of issues with them as they were unwilling to realize the front office staff was not helping people.

I had my last annual physical with Cullen Kelly, MD (internal medicine) at Piedmont Physicians at…read moreAtlantic Station. In short, my visit and follow-up communication from Dr. Kelly were great and I'm happy to have him as my new primary care physician (PCP). Based on this experience, I look forward to the appointments to come. I've been a patient with Piedmont Physicians at Atlantic Station since 2006, starting with James Harrington, MD (internal medicine), but mostly with Belinda Brown-Saddler, MD (family medicine). I saw Dr. Brown-Saddler for my annual physical every year from 2007 to 2023. She left Piedmont Physicians at Atlantic Station to help pilot and lead the relatively-new Piedmont Concierge Medicine program. At my last physical with Dr. Brown-Saddler, she recommended Augusta Essuman-Nelson, DO (internal medicine) to be my new PCP. I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Essuman-Nelson, but then she had a baby (congratulations!), so I switched to Dr. Kelly at the last minute. Everything worked out well because I was very happy with my visit with Dr. Kelly. As a longtime patient at Piedmont Physicians at Atlantic Station, I noticed a new wave of younger doctors and nurse practitioners join this practice in the last few years. The last man standing / OG doctor at this location is Alan Perry, MD (family medicine). If I recall correctly, Dr. Kelly took over for another one of the OG doctors at this location: Patrick Coleman, MD (internal medicine). The only other longtime person I still recognize here is Shonda, who works at the exit desk/counter and often wears a phone headset. She's wonderful. Dr. Kelly is a young doctor (in his 30s). He conducted my annual physical differently from Dr. Brown-Saddler. To be clear, I love Dr. Brown-Saddler and would have kept seeing her if she didn't leave. With Dr. Kelly, I felt like I was getting a "reboot" on my physical. He was very thorough and spent more time with me than I expected. I appreciated that. He recorded our conversation on his phone, I believe to aid in dictating notes for my electronic medical record. He reviewed my numbers on the computer screen with me. He introduced new guidance to me. For example, he didn't do a testicular exam / cough test, which Dr. Brown-Saddler always did. Also, Dr. Kelly didn't suggest an A1c test for me, I assume because I'm low risk. He said A1c tests were something Dr. Brown-Saddler did for all of her patients. I told him to keep ordering the A1c test for me because I always had it done and my health insurance covered it at no additional cost. By chance this year, my A1c came back elevated for the first time ever. Time to reduce eating out and Yelping. Less than a week after my appointment, Dr. Kelly sent me a message on MyChart (Epic) summarizing and explaining all of my lab work. Typically (at least, in recent years), Dr. Brown-Saddler would shoot me quick messages like: "As you have seen, your cholesterol level is improved and your other lab results are within normal limits. Keep up the good work!" Real example. She might also include an informative attachment (e.g., tips on how to lower cholesterol). Dr. Kelly's message was probably about two pages long, and, like the exam, was very thorough. Again, I appreciated that. Dr. Brown-Saddler's messages were straight and to the point, telling me exactly what I needed to know. I think both doctors are great, they just do things differently. Also, I saw Dr. Brown-Saddler for 17 years and I've seen Dr. Kelly only once so far, so things could change. Overall, I did think the office experience and quality of care with Dr. Kelly and the rest of the staff at Piedmont Physicians at Atlantic Station was excellent and I plan to return next year for my 20th (!) consecutive year. Note: In recent years, something changed at Piedmont where I can no longer schedule my next physical less than one year after my previous physical. I used to be able to reset the time of year that I get my physical, but not anymore. I'm guessing it has to do with insurance. However, my insurance benefit is on a calendar-year basis, so I don't have to schedule my physicals a year or more apart. Piedmont Physicians at Atlantic Station also has a separate Yelp listing here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/piedmont-physicians-at-atlantic-station-atlanta Parking: The best place to park is in the Atlantic Station garage on level P2. Enter via 20th St NW on the back side of the property. After entering, turn left and park in the purple-colored section near stairwell 4. Take stairwell 4 up to street level and Piedmont Physicians is right there. Parking is free for the first two hours.