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2.1 (29 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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If you come here expect to wait a long time. Communication is very lacking. I've been here about 4 times and the process before was to check in on the app and they will text you when to come to the waiting room. They changed the policy so you check in and go straight in and I did not know that because my confirmation email and text sent said you are checked in and to view your wait time look at the app. I was here before my appointment time but waited about 30+ min without a text so went inside and the girl at the front desk said you're late and now 2 people are in front of you , you need to come in to check in. I wasn't late and I didn't know the process. Now I know. Hopefully this will help someone. Front desk person Shaniece P was very rude and working in the medical field you'd think customer service would be excellent or understanding. Tasha was kind and understanding though. edit: added photo that states, "Our website allows you too see how many patients are ahead of you while you wait and receive text updates when it's time to come in. "

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Why request an appointment if you are going to make people wait for 45 minutes for a simple COVID test. Skip this place

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Optimal Bio - Discharge from a pellet placement wound 5 weeks after placement

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3.9(9 reviews)
1.9 mi

I have been going to Optimal-Bio for 5+ years, and I recommend them to everyone. BHRT is life…read morechanging for me, and I wouldn't give it up for anything! Dr. Brannon's research, which is well documented in his books, is indisputable. Two weeks after my first pellet placement in October 2020, my physical and emotional health, and my quality of life improved significantly and dramatically. I was depressed, sad, moody, fatigued and riddled with body aches and pains. Pellets address every single awful malady that I was experiencing. The office is conveniently located with easy parking and great hours. The staff is professional, knowledgeable, friendly and efficient. I recommend Optimal Bio without reservation. You owe it to yourself to feel your best and to enjoy your life! I'm 71 years old.

I've been going to Optimal Bio for over 3 years and up until my last pellet placement they have…read morebeen been mostly routine. The last placement was not. Looks like 2 pellets were placed just below the skin. One broke almost immediately and was partly removed by staff. However an open wound persisted and another pellet popped out. The wound tract has not closed and has been open and discharging on my glute for over 5 weeks. I have not been able to exercise and have lost muscle and endurance due to the inactivity. Optimal Bio has done little to rectify the situation. I am still wearing gauze on the wound to catch discharge and hopefully keep it from getting infected. I am quite dissatisfied with the level of care and may just go to my primary care to address before it gets infected . When Dr Brannon was alive I don't think this would have happened but since he passed I feel like this complication due to a botched placement is just kind of ignored. It really makes me question whether the pellets are still the way to go

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Duke Primary Care Waverly Place

2.6(18 reviews)
2.4 mi

I have been a patient of this practice for over 20 years through a rotation of ever-changing…read morephysicians. I have generally good health and usually see the doctor just once a year for a "get 'em in, get 'em out" physical. My latest PCP for the past few years has been Sarah Hartung. She does not come off as a caring physician, but rather lacks warmth and I feel like a part of 'assembly-line' doctoring whenever I have an appointment. She does not listen to my issues, nor does she offer solutions. Recently I had a moderate to severe case of Covid. I called the practice for help with nausea but the 'nurse' Crystal refused to let me speak with the doctor unless I set up Zoom on my phone and had a video call with her. Being quite ill, I was in no condition to set up anything on my phone and consequently was given no help from the practice. No help. Why do I have a 'primary care physician' when I cannot even have access to her in cases of illness? I will be searching for a new primary care physician at a new practice. I would not recommend this practice

I am not sure about the medical staff here but the administrative staff is incompetent. A month…read moreago, I booked an appointment with a doctor who, on their website, said they were not taking new patients. When I asked the woman who was booking the appointment if the doctor was taking new patients, she assured me they were. I spent 17 minutes on the phone booking the appointment and asking questions. On the day of my "scheduled" appointment, I called to confirm my appointment, and the person answering the phone said I did not have a confirmed appointment and the doctor was NOT taking new patients. If the staff answering the phone can't do their job, then how can I trust any of the staff here.

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Cary Medical Group

2.8(26 reviews)
2.3 mi

I have been going to Cary Medical Group for about five years and get excellent care. The office…read morestaff are friendly and helpful and I see Ms. Rebecca Boettcher, NA for my Primary Care and have always been very satisfied with excellent care. The Gastroenterology office associated with Raleigh Medical Group has been very disappointing, and I have chosen to go elsewhere for my gastric problems. I do not recommend Raleigh Medical Group Gastroenterology. Before my MRI revealed details of my condition I was started on the strongest dose of a powerful and massively expensive drug and suffered a lot of pain because the dose was far too high. (Most drugs should be titrated.) No one discussed the MRI results with me or that I have pancreatic cysts and need a special diet. I was sent a generic diet plan that was not geared to me specific illness. I will not go to that office again.

This place loves to sell you on cosmetic services more than they like to actually treat patients!…read more Very unprofessional staff, constant turnover, and calling them is impossible! But how do you reach your Dr when the office is using some joke of an app bc they're too cheap to use MyChart like every other credible practice! Instead they silo you so other providers can't see anything about your health records. So in 2026 I have to do all the work including faxing! Now they switched to another app and the onboarding was a catastrophe! I still don't have access months later and the most recent email told me to clear my cache! I'm using the app! Which translates to we don't care!

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Women's Pavilion & Birthplace- Cary

Women's Pavilion & Birthplace- Cary

3.4(5 reviews)
2.3 mi

I went into labor 3 weeks early due to ruptured membranes and my water breaking. The RN that had me…read moretriaged and waiting for a labor room was so kind. Her name was Russy and she took great care of me while waiting. My labor was really painful and I wanted to have a natural birth, but a little less than halfway through my labor, the RNs taking care if me-Marissa and Lindsay-assured me that an epidural would actually be beneficial for me because my contractions were excruciatingly painful at only 3 cm dilated-and since I was on pitocin the epidural would help with that. I agreed to the epidural and I'm so glad that those ladies kept suggesting it and calmed my nerves about it. The rest of my 4 hours of labor went by without me feeling any pain-just pressure, and Lindsay was an absolute angel during my labor and delivery. She stood by me and checked on me to make sure I was okay, and she also made sure that my husband was also comfortable (he had just had hernia surgery). When I was fully dilated and it was time to push, Lindsay assisted me and coached me through it. We had to stop pushing so she could get the Dr. to deliver the baby. I pushed him out in 24 mins but we would've had him out sooner if I hadn't had to stop so she could get the MD. Michael March, MD delivered our sweet baby boy and he was so friendly during and after the delivery and even asked my husband if he wanted to cut the umbilical cord. All the staff in labor and delivery were so nice and caring. The 2 RNs that took care of me postpartum were Mindy and Yasmine. They were both super friendly and took good care of us. The rest of the hospital staff were also really nice. I highly recommend this facility to deliver your baby-10/10 experience.

My experience at WakeMed Cary was absolutely appalling. My OB in Rocky Mount advised me to seek…read moreevaluation closer to home because I was experiencing vaginal bleeding and contractions and I live in Raleigh. I was monitored for LESS THAN 15 MINUTES before Dr. March examined me, confirmed I was 3 cm dilated and contracting, then told me if I were in "actual labor," I would be "huffing and puffing." He told me to go to UNC Nash when I went into actual labor and not to worry because I would make it there. He also made a rude comment about my sister-in-law sitting on a stool, saying, "Usually CUSTOMERS don't sit there." Nurse Sielle K initially told me I could leave and she would remove my monitors. Only after realizing how upset we were did she suddenly say I needed another 20 minutes of monitoring or could sign a refusal form. The most disturbing part was discovering discrepancies in my MyChart notes. They stated I denied vaginal bleeding, despite that being the reason I came in and Dr. March acknowledging a "bloody show." They also stated I requested an immediate induction, which I NEVER did, and that I left without paperwork, which I still have. We drove over an hour to Rocky Mount, where I was monitored for an hour, found to be progressing in labor, admitted, and I delivered my daughter. I understand not every contraction means active labor, but dismissing a pregnant patient's concerns and documenting statements that contradict her experience is unacceptable. I am extremely disappointed in Dr. March and Nurse Sielle K and hope WakeMed investigates both the treatment I received and the discrepancies in my medical records. Pregnant women deserve compassion, respect, and accurate documentation.

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