So far all of our visits have been good. We Really like the doctors that I have there, and the lab…read morefolks are super. The schedulers have really worked hard to help me. Over all, it has been a step up from having to deal with the Durham Duke providers. Not as stressful.

The UNC primate care of mebane staff are really nice and they speak Spanish for the ones who don't…read morespeak English , I like going there and the type of care they give you is good.

Established this place as my "primary care"‍. Made an appointment on the my chart app. Showed up on…read morethe appointed day at the appropriate time just to be told I don't have an appointment. And that was the extent of their conversation no question as to why my appointment didn't go through or what's wrong with me just you don't have an appointment basically get out.

I had an excellent experience here. I just wanted to establish new patient status so went in for a…read morephysical and female checkup. Was easy and the NP spent an hour talking to me and doing the checkup. was very pleased with the whole process.

Every time I ride by here the parking lot is empty. I now know why. My daughter had the back of an…read moreearring stuck in her hole. After coming here and waiting for ever to be seen they could not remove the earring back. Talking about cutting her ear...I took her to a medical center in Durham and they removed it easily.

I went here after being injured in an automobile accident (airbag and seat belt injuries). Lots of…read moreapathy and attitude from the front office people. My nurse was awesome. I saw a PA who impatiently scribbled everything down on a sticky pad. After X-rays confirmed no broken ribs, I was told to go to my primary care if I wanted a prescription for swelling and possibly a muscle relaxer. Being as how it was an impact to my chest, I thought she could have at least looked at or examined my chest. I have suffered for 5 days now and was finally able to get an appointment with my primary care. There should be more attention by Cone to this clinic, especially since Cone health is expanding in Mebane. Please give your people paper/notebooks or something to write stuff down. Sticky pads are so tacky. Most doctors use laptops, computers or tablets. It felt exactly like the vibe I get when I go to Alamance Regional hospital. No one really cares, no enthusiasm, not adequately staffed and no one cares that their people don't care.