Excellent physician who is up to date on the latest medical trends and has a wonderful bedside…read moremanner. The staff is excellent, very friendly and always willing to set up an appointment for you. If you don't have a geriatric physician for your parents, I highly recommend this office. His PA, Cliff does an incredible job with patients . I think they even so house calls .. not sure.

Dr. Roller and his staff were, in my opinion, either completely incompetent or just didn't care…read moreabout my 100 year old dad. Yes, he was 100 but he still deserved to pass peacefully. Dr. Roller never came to see my dad in his last days but sent someone else. My father had been complaining of back pain for months and was peeing every 20 minutes....on Thursday when my dad finally couldn't get out of bed Dr. Roller's staff came and said my dad was dehydrated (DUH). They prescribed intravenous liquids for 2 days and said my 95 year old mother could handle removing the needle. My dad weighed about 115 pounds at this point and there were no veins. The needle came out after a few hours. My parents were up all night for night after night. Hospice was finally called in...too late in my opinion but Dr. Roller was in charge. On Sunday, this is now 3 days after the Thursday visit, the nurse says at noon, I think we need to call Hospice. I read on your dad's chart that he has renal failure. NO ONE had told us this before. All 3 hospice nurses that came were not what my other friends have experienced with hospice. One of them wanted to be sure we gave her M&Ms, another one talked about herself so much my sister finally had to ask her if she wanted to see the patient, my dad. Another was 5 minutes up the street at a High School football game and wouldn't come to the house until the game was over...REALLY!! This was the most uncaring group of people anyone would want around a loved one that was in the last hours of his life. I won't got into gory details but Dr. Roller and his staff should be reprimanded for their care of the elderly. My dad deserved to die peacefully and comfortably and Dr. Roller took that away from him, my mother (his wife of 74 years) and his children (and there are 7 of us). Shame on him. I beg you, please do not let this man near your elderly parents....you will be sorry.

General Practitioner I have come here since 2020. I have…read morebeen taken care of every since I had Covid-19. I was in Brookwood Hospital during Pandemic. I wanted my file in same Hospital . Jenna has always been there for me. On Mounjaro I've lost 47 pounds.

My friend had been going to the same qualified doctor for 23 years at Brookwood. This guy; ole W…read morePurdy came in and took over after other doctor retired. Abruptly discontinued her meds. Now get this...she didn't have any of the meds in her system! She had been sick with bad migraine etc so she didn't take these for a bout 7-10 days. But what really beats all; they called her to come in and asked her after arrival if she would do a drug test which she agreed to! First idk if this is legal to just ask out of the blue. But it came back negative for anything so this fine doctor stopped her meds that she had been taking for years!!!! SO if you want or need a good caring doctor; you surely need to bypass this one D Wallace Purdy and go elsewhere!

My husband and I have been going to Dr. Wynne since he started practice. He is an excellent doctor…read more He usually has a doctor in training with him and let's them check us first and then he comes in. We never have to wait more than 30 minutes. If we need him between our regular checks, he always works us in that day or the next day. Our previous doctor retired, Dr. Stanley Kahn, who was also a great, thorough doctor. We think we have one of the best Internal Medicine doctors anywhere and are very happy with Dr. Wynne.

Dr. Wynne is very thorough and is up to date on the latest medicines and procedures. You are seen…read moreat your appointment time and treated very professional. I highly recommend Summit Internal Medicine.

My experience in the care of this practice was bizarre to say the least. Upon my first visit the…read morenurse who initially saw me suggested that the COVID vaccine causes or increases neurological issues, and that it was a bad idea for I, an immunocompromised individual, to get another booster. I was told this was apparently standard recommendation here. My mother was with me and we gave each other a "what the hell did we just hear?" look. It goes to reason that every other doctor recommends vaccination, especially for COVID, as COVID is aggressive and the long-term complications of it can be disabling, especially for those like me and other individuals with chronic neurological issues. When I'd reported this to my rheumatologist, she was startled, saying she'd recommended Counce for years, but with that revelation she completely stopped referrals to her. Dr. Counce herself seemed to be very detached and did not focus much time on me at all. I kind of felt like my symptoms were being ignored. She didn't seem to hold much emotion or care. When I moved to UAB Neurology for a second opinion on my spine MRIs, they poured over everything they could to try and find an answer for me, and despite coming up dry as well, I at least feel like they gave it a better shot in that one session as opposed to the multiple I saw Counce. In her defense at least, she did run tests on me and did not simply brush my case off right away like some doctors have. But after they found nothing from there, they weren't willing to dig deeper than those basic tests. At the time my condition had been presenting almost like a neurodegenerative disease or like a more subtle case of MS, so this was naturally crushing. I wish they had done more for me. I also cannot trust a doctor whose nurses actively recommend AGAINST a vaccine for an illness that kills and disables aggressively, especially when a lot of their patients would be highly vulnerable to that illness! It's a HUGE red flag to dissuade from the COVID vaccine, DOUBLY SO when it's coming from medical professionals.

If I could put 0 stars I would. I was a patient here for over 10 years and can say I've finally had…read moreenough. they were irresponsible and negligent. I told them I was pregnant and women with epilepsy can have a hard time with dosing medicine correctly. they never answered their phone when I called, never told me I would be experience seizure symptoms or anything for that matter. I felt alone through it all and ended up having a miscarriage. I messaged my concerns to the doctor (because the only way you can reach them is through their portal) explaining my situation and how I felt disregarded. they never responded to my message and deactivated my account. I would go to anyone but this place. We have switched to a UAB Neurologist who actually knows how to communicate with their patients. I'm happy to no longer be a patient at this place.

I will NEVER go back to this office and will NEVER recommend it. I left and bawled my eyes out in…read morethe car the entire way to work because of Dr. Donohue. This was the first time I had seen the actual doctor. When the resident tried to update her in the hall, she was loudly complaining about me and didn't even let the resident get through with all of my updates and issues. She came in and was nice but abrasive then went back in the hall and complained about me some more really loudly. I feel like HIPAA was breached, and I felt mortified because I know I wasn't the only patient who could hear her. I wanted to leave right then, and I did apologize to her if I did something wrong, but she still complained about me. I felt totally disrespected and discouraged in updating my primary care doctor with my health concerns (isn't that their job???). People need to be aware of the degradation and violation of privacy I felt in that visit. I don't want anyone to feel the same way I did. I'm a strong person, and this really, really upset me. Also, because she didn't listen to the resident or me, she told me my back pain was a "new" issue (I've had back issues for 20 years but it's been exacerbated because I moved) and didn't need a specialist. She was accusing me of "dog paddling" multiple times when I was just updating them on what was and wasn't helping and updating my primary care on my health. I didn't notify them beforehand because the exacerbation occurred a couple of weeks before, and I figured I would tell them at my appointment and try to treat it to get it healed with resting it and taking ibuprofen. I'm not looking for medicine. I just want to know what's wrong with it. I also started feeling sick this weekend as well and was just letting them know because their questionnaire asks about recent symptoms. It's making me cry just typing this and reliving it. She was also telling the resident to not listen to "dog paddling", and it's really discouraging to hear someone training the next generation of doctors to be anything like her because I really appreciated him. Such a shame.

I love Dr. Donohue! Everything is quick and easy. She's personable and it's easy to communicate…read morewith the staff when I need my prescription refilled or have any questions