They just renovated there office in Durham and it's really nice, The staff is great and works to…read moremake you feel comfortable. Oh, you can park for free at their office in the Mill Plaza.

I would strongly discourage anyone from going to this Practice. As a new patient I had to wait…read morethree long months for an appointment and less than 48 business hours they call to tell me the Dr is no longer accepting new patients. The Dr was accepting new patients at the time of my original call. Thank you showing me how you put patient care last!

First appointment at this practice after moving to the area. This is such a friendly, helpful…read moreoffice! First time (ever!) I've had staff members at reception in a doc's office introduce themselves to me, so friendly & welcoming! And doc was great as well - will definitely continue primary care here!

I can see why they are being sued. Will not give former patients their records nor do they answere…read morethe phone.

Closed the practice with no notification to patients. I need to get refills for one medication. The…read moredoctor told me before to never just suddenly stop taking the medication. So now what???

With the takeover off CMC by HCA in 2025, all services at this location were closed at the end of…read moreOctober 2025. Granite State Internal Medicine, the Pediatrics office, and CMC Outpatient lab at this location are now all closed.

Welcoming.. doctors listened and spoke directly as to what test would be recommended to take and…read moreget current info. No assumptions just get the facts. Advised options for next steps... choices. Treated as an adult not as a kid. Paperwork is killing me to get it changed to this office. But that's insurance these days.

Not great with defiant kids! Rude and not patient with them! If you work with Kids, you probably…read moreshould be patient and nice!

Cannot recommend. Particularly Elisabeth Robinson + clueless and often rude front desk. 1 star only…read morefor their touted PD and knowledge sharing, but who cares when they don't have time, interest, or bedside manner to do so. I used to only go to docs for physicals, preferring natural therapies. After a slipped disc injury, by necessity, I was prescribed meds + drank 200-400 mg caffeine regularly bc I was not sleeping. Despite being friendly myself, my 1st interaction was her looking down at her computer, seemingly inconvenienced about my debilitating pain and other concerns. She didn't explain what she assumed was going on. She acted like I was making things up then referred me away to other specialists and PT. After PT, she referred me to physiatry who helped somewhat. 7 months later pain continued and developed severe neck, back, foot, and wrist injuries from working excessively. I spent free time lying on the floor and stretching. I asked for more help and finally was referred to an orthopedic (I was seeing 4!). I also tried a dietitian and therapists for any type of help to get my active lifestyle back. At this point I was suicidal (for 1st time in adult life) after 8 months of acute pain, unable to live my life. 1 year later, I was desperate + I had to quit my job due to pain. In reviewing my records to send to insurance, I noticed visit notes were not accurate. Went on disability insurance. I don't know anything about disability insurance, who was asking for paperwork for long-term disability. I hoped she'd offer guidance, but instead she berated me. I reminded her she is my PCP and should be reviewing my records and managing my health care. I had an apt days later and she said that she did not think a 32 y/o should be in this much pain and she was not comfortable with disability. She also accused me of not being truthful, despite her note lacking things I mentioned during visits. I was enraged and broke down crying, upset and shouting about the lack of medical attention and my pain. She continued her coldness and finally sent me to pain management facility to not have to deal with my care, 13 months after my injuries began.