I have been Dr Bandukwala's patient for many years. He is a warm, personable man and an astute…read moredoctor. He listens and does not rush. I have trust in his intelligence and competence as a doctor. He is not taking new patients which is a shame because I would like my other family members to see him as well. He is a large practice called Laureate Medical Group. This group has had very good reputation -I am not sure of its reputation since it was bought by Northside Hospital a few years ago.

Amazing bedside manner! I've never had a better GP. Dr. Bandukwala has been my doctor for 11 years…read moreand I always feel cared for and listened too. He never rushes through the visit and is genuinely interested in his patients.

My wife has been a patient for nearly 20 years. We have recommended to others this great caring…read morefacility' to many even out of state Dr Amersen and the staff here are beyond exemplary, They are thorough, professional, caring and great Dr Some times it's a long wait for appointments or for the detail in the office itself . They get an " emergency " or other delays , but there is no other place when you are in need If you need their services or have concerns this is the place

Dr. Amerson and her team provide exceptional care from the moment you arrive. If you find yourself…read morewaiting longer than expected, rest assured that it's because they are giving each patient the same thorough and compassionate attention you will receive. During my visit this week, my 1:30 p.m. appointment for a mammogram and ultrasound was completed by 3:00. I met with Dr. Amerson around 4:00, and after reviewing the results, she recommended a biopsy. Instead of having me schedule a separate appointment, she consulted with her team, and they graciously stayed late to perform the procedure the same day. I left the office at 5:00 feeling cared for and supported. Dr. Amerson even called me the next evening to share the wonderful news that my biopsy results were negative. I truly appreciate the dedication, kindness, and professionalism she and her team demonstrated throughout the entire experience.

Awful experience with two female doctors. One in Canton and another video call. Really terrible…read more I do like the pharmacy and the fact everything is housed in one area. That's about it. The doctors don't listen, refer you to the wrong facilities, don't do what they say they are going to do. If you can stand having to babysit your doctor, correct them, go back for things they didn't do, and consistently watch and correct their notes and referrals, this is the plan for you. I double check everything. Habit now, with any doctor.

kaiser Recommended an appt for Flu/ Covid vaccines- made one…read more Arrived for what I believed to be an appt ( to avoid lines) However approximately 25mins PAST my schedules appt time I reach a staff member- who hands out forms for shots. and I look to my left and see an entire corridor of ppl in line. I ask Her where do I go as Ive an appt. She points to the end of another line and says: "There is only this line for ppl with -or- without appts. and most the ppl in line also have appts." It was another 45 minutes, In line, before I was taken into room for shots. 1 1/2 hours total and past my appt time! Im very upset the way this is being handled as I'm immune compromised and 80years young! Whoever thought this up should no longer be in the health care field!

If there is a way to give less than one star for the services received, then that is what was…read moreearned from this worthless office. Not only were we there for approximately 6 hours (3 hours in the waiting room with only 1 other person in waiting, 2 hours sitting in the exam room waiting for him to show up, 30 minutes of face time with the doctor and another 30 minutes of more wait time until my wife and I stood up and told them we are leaving), no one checked us out as we left. 3 months later, they sent us a bill telling us that we should have paid for the office visit at the time of check-out. When we were finally walked back to the exam room, the office manager starts talking loudly to the couple in the adjacent office going over personal information that we could hear. She then dismisses them AND RETURNS TO TELL US HER FRUSTRATIONS WITH THE COUPLE WHO WERE IN THE ADJACENT ROOM WHILE SHARING THEIR PRIVATE INFORMATION WITH US. YES, SHE TOLD US ABOUT THE MEDICAL ISSUES WITH THE COUPLE NEXT TO US AND GIVING US HER OPINION. She then went on to inform us in an arrogant fashion that the doctor is completely at a loss unless she "is instructing him in how to do his job." With the exam door open, the doctor and this office manager have a spat that was loud enough to be heard everywhere. He then comes in and laughs to us about his assistant. He then wants to hear our issues. After we were done speaking, he mentioned a prescription of some sort and will reference more tests that he will have someone call us. He then walks out as we sit for another half hour not knowing what is happening. This is when we knew we need to get out of there. I got up and saw the office manager in the hallway. I told her this is ridiculous and we need to leave. On my way out, I asked her if we owe anything, and she said "No. You can leave." We never got a call from the referral for further testing, and the doctor never called back with any results or follow-up from what he did that day in the exam room. Basically, we got nothing from them but about 6 hours of wasted time. 5 months later, we get a bill for an office visit balance. I called the number on the bill and advised them of what the office manager said. They said that that the doctor's wife does the billing and we still owe the amount. I advised her of my complaint against this office and that if I pay this bill, they would have paid for the complaints they so deservingly earned. It didn't seem to bother them as they said that we owe them money and she will let the doctor's wife know about my complaint against their establishment. Whether or not that happened, I am not sure. For lying is not far from the faulty character of the workers in this office. BE AWARE. THIS OFFICE IS A SCAM AND THE OFFICE MANAGER IS A JOKE. BUT EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY VIOLATED HIPAA LAW. AND FOR THAT, I WILL BE FILING A COMPLAINT WITH HIPAA AGAINST THIS ESTABLISHMENT AND TO EVERY ASSOCIATION THAT THEY ARE AFFILIATED WITH.

Dr. Sanchez is a great doctor and really cares, however, the office management is horrible. Their…read moremanager, Joanne, is the worst woman! I went as a worker's comp case, which was fine except that I constantly needed my medical records, which were never produced in a timely manner. It took a year for me to get my records--and I had to pay for all of them myself. For whatever their excuse was, they couldn't send them to the insurance company. When worker's comp stopped paying my bills I continue to see Dr. Sanchez (because he still had helpful recommendations), but that's when I realized that they nickel and dime you for everything. I needed a copy of a report, which was $20 for one page. When my long term disability needed them to fill out a form, they made me make an appointment. Since they didn't take my personal insurance I had to fork out $350 for the visit plus $75 for each page of the LTD forms. A couple months later when my LTD was being renewed I ultimately got a denial letter because they didn't get the necessary records from Dr. Sanchez's office after multiple attempts so they had to go off what they had. I had even called Dr. Sanchez's office multiple times to ask them to send stuff. All they said was that they never received the (multiple) requests via phone, fax, or email. And then they would put me on the phone with Joanne who would say that I had to pay for them to send stuff because it was the law. I'd be like, "What law is that? Because I don't have to pay anywhere else." And don't get me started on the 2-3 hour wait times each visit. Bring a book and a snack. And don't bother telling anyone you have to leave to use the restroom while you wait. They'll skip you anyway and have you wait another hour. Great doctor, but he needs a new office staff. It's really hurting his business.

Dr. Margaret Williamson is one of the best doctors I've ever seen. Caring, intelligent, listens,…read morepatiently answers questions, I felt like I was in really good hands with her, and I truly felt like she cares about my health. She has made me a raving fan.

Dr. Margaret Williamson is brilliant and is probably one of the most competent doctors I've ever…read moremade contact with. She is so personable and caring. I have been to her office for several visits and have not had to wait long. The fusion lab was no problem as they took me right on time and were very professional and caring. If you want a superior physician for infectious diseases look no further.

Overall Ilike the doctor, all though if you get a CT scan plan on waiting over a week to hear the…read moreresults

Too old to be practicing medicine because it impacts his ability to be objective and open to new…read moretechnologies. He only has 1 nurse and 1 receptionist and a lot of equipment from the 90s.

Seriously, this guy was supposed to be my Primary Care Physician per my new Humana plan -- and, let…read moreme tell you, I raced home to call my health care company and changed that to another doctor fast. I don't know what this guy's problem is/was but he -- without benefit of examining, testing, checking my health records -- basically accused me of trying to hustle drugs out of him. And I don't even drink! I have the same basic prescription that I fill ONCE A YEAR (so hardly abusive) and he wasn't having any of it; we never got into the discussion phase. It was pure Drama Ambush and, man, are we in trouble if this is the face of health care in Atlanta. At least it wast fast; after five seconds of seeing this horse's ass, I knew it was time to go and find someone else. P.S. (On reflection, I and my friends find it very strange that on this, my first visit as a New Patient, I wasn't asked to fill out a single form as to medical history, former doctors and contact numbers, etc. Nothing. So something weird is definitely going on here).

BE WARNED. I do not think this man should be practicing medicine. My mother recently passed away…read more Dr Friedman was her doctor for years. When she finally had one of her many back fractures filled with "cement." We told the orthopedic surgeon that her GP Dr Friedman, told her she had BORDERLINE osteoporosis. The surgeon said, "Get a new doctor." The surgeon recommended an arthritis and rheumatology specialist, who started intensive treatment for what they diagnosed as "severe osteoporosis." When she passed away, she had lost 8" of height and was partially bent over. For years, Dr Friedman told her that her shortness of breath was from allergies and her lungs looked fine in an X-ray. My sister and I kept trying to tell her it wasn't normal to have to stop walking to catch your breath every few yards and to have to work hard to take a deep breath. Finally, when she had that same back-fracture procedure, they were surprised at her low pulse ox rate was when she arrived, but chalked it up to a long walk from the parking lot. After the procedure they could not get her pulse ox up anywhere near an acceptable number. She plummeted down when they tried to wean her off the oxygen. They finally got her back to her 90% level that she came in on, and they told us to use her oxygen at home. They were stunned when we said she had no supplemental oxygen at home and had never been to a pulmonologist. When they released her, they said you HAVE to go to a pulmonologist immediately. The first time she went to her pulmonologist, she was diagnosed with the progressive and terminal disease, pulmonary fibrosis. She was told she needed to be on 3LM of supplemental oxygen 24 hours a day. For some reason, she refused to find another GP, despite the pressure from me, my sister, and my father. The next time she went for her annual exam, Dr Friedman took an X-ray and explained that she had pulmonary fibrosis, as if he had just made an amazing diagnosis and explained it to her as if it was the first she'd ever heard of it. When she was 87, we had to take her to the doctor and go inside with her. She made us promise not to bring up all of Dr Friendman's MANY failures as her doctor. We agreed because we wanted to respect her wishes and because her health was being managed by all of her specialists at that point. Dr Friedman was just doing her annual checkups. At each checkup, he explained that she had pulmonary fibrosis and spoke to her as if it was the first she had heard of it, even though she was sitting in front of him, breathing with a big oxygen tank. I will never forget when she was on a big tank in the office, with a spare tank next to her. He asked her if she was on supplemental oxygen. My mother and I were both stunned and momentarily silent, then he looked up from his computer and said, "Oh, yes, you are." Now that my mom is gone, I am going through with my intentions to warn EVERYONE possible, that this man is an incompetent, dangerous fraud. STAY AWAY. It is unbelievable that he still has a medical license.

Knowledgeble, caring, professional, office procedure well organized, Dr. Friedman has been my PCP…read morefor 15 years, and in his practice he has other physicians he has referred me to for specialties that have all been excellent. Also he coordinates well with outside physicians, and is very responsive to questions, taking the time to explain why he recommends certain procedures and actions. I highly recommend him and his group, Laureate Medical.