Feels kind of odd reviewing a blood donation center but here goes. I give blood frequently and have…read morebeen to this location several times. My latest visit was on a Saturday at noon. I did the pre-check questionnaire and that always saves time. The desk person (usually a volunteer) was nice and dutifully scanned my card and checked me in. I've had good and bad phlebotomists, and on this viist mine was kind of indifferent. He was just very nonchalant about everything from my pre-tests to my donation experience. I drank lots of water so I knew my donation would be rather quick. Well, he disappeared into a breakroom or something while a beeper was going off -- probably indicating my bag was full. Another phlebotomist removed the needle, bandaged me up and sent me to the canteen area to recover. Got some juice, some snacks and waited my 15 minutes before departing. All in all a very quick experience.

This Red Cross location is always equipped with the kindest and caring staff. So thankful for all…read morethe care I've received over the past year donating here. Very attentive and quick to responding to any problems that many occur during the donating process. Could not recommend this place enough. I have done 3 whole blood donations through this facility and will continue to support my community by donating!

This is an excellent place for Senior living. Mercedes Deo is one of the best that works here. I…read morewould recommend Durham Regent to all my friend's family. Have a blessed day.

I visit this building often. The smell of the place is always overwhelmingly awful when you walk…read morein. It smells like cat food, poop, or just "dirty". The elevator often smells of urine. I would not recommend this facility to anyone looking for a place for their loved one. Solista down the road is cheaper, nicer, and never smells bad when you walk in. The staff are more friendly, more engaged with the residents, and the activities seem more lively and well-attended at Solista.

I attended a BLS class at this facility. The staff is amazing. I was greeted immediately and…read moreoriented to the building and classroom. The class was great. The instructor was very enthusiastic and engaging. I really appreciate her knowledge and personality which made it easier to learn. Definitely recommend this location. Also, I appreciate that the other staff in the building recommended and educated blood me on blood donation.

Great staff is exceptionally professional and personable…read more When you arrive, a Platelet Technician explains the process and answers any questions. That Platelet Tech is your primary contact during the donation. The other Techs also step in during the donation to ensure the best possible experience. I'm sure all the American Red Cross donation centers have similar guidelines, but the personal attention I've hade here has cemented my decision to schedule all my future donations (platelet or blood) at this location

First of all there are some really nice people at this facility, secondly my husband said that the…read moreway the nurse, etc. treated him in front of me when I came to get him out of this place and when I was present was different than her treatment of him when I was NOT present. If there as any way I could give a minus grade I would. Residents are treated like cash cows and Signature is an prime example of how healthcare for disabled and elders are treated by the private sector. I was never so happy as to return to the VA hospital where my husband has been treated for years. My husband is a Marine veteran and as a result of service related toxic exposures his condition is terminal. 1) My husband lost weight during his stay because the food is awful. I have seen food presented to patients that the racoons and possum in the back yard wouldn't touch. He had no weight to lose before he was transferred from Duke. His chart noted that he weighed 137 which is INCORRECT, he hasn't weighed 137 since 2024 when he was first diagnosed with throat cancer. 2) When my husband arrived and we had the first "care team" meeting we told EVERYONE that his stay for for 20 days, Medicaid was NOT an option and that we did not have the financial ability do pay $214 copays per day (WHO DOES) and that they had to have a plan in place prior to the end of the 20 day time period. They had PLENTY of time to get him into a VA approved facility for hospice. 3) His 20 day time period ended on Monday, August 31. I started on August 21st prodding them to action. NOTHING WAS done until Friday, August 28 late in the day. It was the VA social worked in oncology/radiation who provided all of the VA approved facilities for transfer, and it was the VA social worker who was able to locate a bed for him, NOT the social work department at Signature. Yes, social work at Signature emailed and faxed information to the facilities that the VA provided. When I asked WHERE the facilities were located they didn't even go so far as to say how close they were to our home. Because I am not familiar with NC, because I am not from NC, I have not idea where the counties, towns were in relation to our home without doing the research myself. It's not up to the patient's family to do this work, the social workers at the facilities have the responsibility to the caregivers and patients' families. Again, Signature is a BUSINESS and not in the business of going the extra mile. 4) On the first day of his stay, the social worker came into the room and took history. Not ONCE did she look up from her laptop, NOT ONCE did she make eye contact with my husband ir with me, NOT ONCE did she even acknowledge his service as a Marine. In fact, when he said he was a Marine, she looked up with a BLANK STARE. I don't know how she was hired or what credentials she had other than a simple BA in social work which she is quick to put on her business card, but she needs to bone up on her people skills which are non existent or find another line of work more in keeping with her flat personality. 5) Approaching the end of his stay, I went into the facility, talked to social work, the director, the business manager about my husband leaving on the 20th day to avoid further charges. I was assured that "Signature is a BUSINESS". The business office manager never once offered a payment plan for the charges and again pointed out that : "We are a business". Yes, Signature is a business, and obviously the residents come second while Signature drinks at the public trough of Medicare and Medicaid. They are passive aggressive in their approach while being quick to say "we are praying for you". I would like to see the breakdown of costs, the pay levels of the executive officers, directors, the amount of money Signature bills to Medicare and Medicaid and how everything is broken down. I wouldn't be surprised that the executives are getting triple digit salaries while many are barely paid a living wage. After all, Signature is a business and into the profit. 6) I am not a Christian, I am not an atheist, but I find the Christian references throughout this facility to be off-putting. Although Signature says their direction is spiritual, all of the references are Christian in nature. Since it's a private facility, they can apparently present whatever they like in their offices and common areas. The director's office is filled with Christian material, a huge bible on the desk, etc. Religion is a very personal and private matter, I don't want it shoved at me on every wall, desk, etc. when I am in a public place. I want to see beautiful landscape photos on the walls as you see at the VA hospital. Not everyone who comes through the doors of Signature is a Christian. Staff members assured me that they would "pray for me", I know they think that their intentions are good. That being said this can be viewed as a degrading and morally superior attitude. 7) My husband went d

This place is disgusting. I was welcomed here by stained sheets and a cockroach on the ceiling…read more The staff is rude and unpleasant. I would say 25% are nice. I suffered an anaphylactic reaction while I was here. 6 nursing professionals stood there and did nothing. I had a breathing machine right beside my bad which was never used. I was never given a shot of epinephrine. I had to call 911 myself, despite the fact that I could hardly speak. When my roommate told the nurse's aide that, she said, "Why?". The staff enjoys standing outside patient rooms talking about how much they hate their jobs. This morning I have been waiting headache medicine for 2.5 hours. I can't wait to get out of here.

I have been a client at OFMG since 2014--11 years. As a complicated patient due to my medical…read morehistory, I am a challenge. The 3 Primary Physicians I have seen have been excellent, truly advocating for their patients. I have experienced all the PAs, nurses, lab tech, and admin staff. This is an excellent group.

Since Dr Mullen has come to this practice the level of care, consideration and desire to find your…read moremedical issue and find a solution has raised tenfold. He is a breath of fresh air! Thorough and he LISTENS! He has no preconceived ideas before he gets the whole picture. Our whole family sees him. The staff is great too! Nurses and front office ... and love the ability to get bloodwork done while there.

It took me years to find a dentist in the triangle that I felt wasn't trying to sell me services I…read moredid not need, but I finally found Meadowmont. Everyone is so welcoming and I feel heard during every visit. No surprise costs since I made sure I was covered through my insurance provider before the visit.

Unfortunately, I did not have a great experience with Meadowmont Dentistry. Similar to other…read morereviews on here that you'll see, (that are not 5 stars and are all the way at the bottom because of how they filter the reviews), I also felt blindsided by their nice gestures upon arriving vs when I received my bill. Not once was I told I was not in network or that I would have a $300+ bill for A CLEANING. I had zero work done but a cleaning and had a $300+ bill. I have a PPO insurance plan, but because they failed to tell me when I arrived that I was not in network, I did not have the chance to leave prior to my services. The manager explained to me that nobody is in network for them, but if that was the case, they still should have told me that. Instead, they said it was my responsibility to know. In the industry of customer service, a dental office should be putting their patients first and want them to feel as comfortable as possible with their care plan, and that was simply not the case at Meadowmont Dentistry. One should feel comfortable that their Doctor is doing the best for them, but clearly all they see is money and not retention. Their manager also has used words like "threatened" toward me and I am not sure in any medical office where that is considered acceptable behavior. Moral of the story, if you visit them, ensure they don't start work on you before knowing if you are in network or not, we now have paid the $300+ charge.

We love this doctors office so much. We drive from Southeast Raleigh to them because they're so…read moregreat!

Village Peds is the best pediatrics service I have ever found. Dr. Gush and her colleagues take…read morethe time to provide a standard of care that is virtually unheard of in our current healthcare system. They don't pile patients one on top on another, and actually take the time to listen to (and address) your questions and concerns. They have Saturday and extended day hour to accomodate "real life" schedules. They have never not worked my child in, they purposefully keep the schedule light to allow for same day appointment and have walk-in service in the a.m. If you have a child with Autism or any other special needs, this is the ONLY place to go. The staff is well trained to work with our kiddos, are very patient, flexible and most importantly knowledgeable about developmental disabilities. Dr. Gush is especially well-versed in Autism Spectrum Disorders and she and her staff will go the extra mile to make sure that our children are getting the highest standard of care be it medical, educational, etc. They accept most every insurance including Medicaid and Tricare and Jon, the office manager, has a wealth of knowledge to share regarding referrals and insurance questions. I only wish that I could find an adult doctor who is as thorough and professional as my son's pediatrician.

First : Thank you Carolina Meadows for hosting Chatham County Senior Table Tennis games…read more I only seen a small part of this facility, but what I did see was amazing. They have a good size area to work out with all the equipment. A large size room for activities ( we played the Table Tennis in that room ). As I was walking in, I seen tennis courts. The place was very expansive in itself. The staff was excellent, friendly, accommodating, helpful, and whatever nice word you can find for a person. Parking is excellent also. With the area near The Governor's Club, you have a great setting.

I can't speak as a resident here, but in taking the tour as a volunteer, the grounds are…read morebeautifully kept, the building seems to be well-maintained and cared for, and the nursing staff on the skilled nursing side were all very kind and smiling. The facility has a very elegant feel, as if you were staying at a nice hotel. Even the Alzheimer's section is maintained to have items that their residents would be able to relate to. The residents appear happy, and the volunteers and staff members seem to enjoy their time there!