We just had our first baby and were recommended to see the staff at Coastal Pediatrics. Dr…read more Williams was on call and visited with us in the hospital, then we saw Katie at our first appointment post-delivery. Everyone from the administrative staff to the clinical staff has been nothing short of amazing. So blessed to call them our providers. Would highly recommend for all parents, especially first-timers like us!

I have been coming here for 7 years. The staff is friendly and very professional. Dr Stone and Dr…read moreAlexander are the best. My daughter loves them and we trust them. The rooms are all decorated with different, fun and beautiful themes that the kids can enjoy. The nurses know how to handle shots fantastically, my daughter is really scared of shots but the staff always helps to get through. I'm very thankful for this office!

Had my baby's follow-up appointment today, 6/13. The doctor saw my baby 6/11 for the initial…read moreappointment. Upon walking into the office today, the front desk asked us to sign in, and the first words she utters are "you're late". Yes, our appointment was scheduled for 11:15am. Yes, we are checking in at just after 11:30am. But if my baby is showing signs of hunger at 10:58am, you better believe I will feed my child rather than deal with Armageddon to arrive on time. Next, she refers to my child as a boy when that's incorrect, then even says "I don't know how to say this baby's name" while on the phone with billing. What could've been done is to put yourself on a moments hold and ask me "I'm sorry, but how do you pronounce your baby's name?" I don't know, but that's just customer service training, and an individual with common courtesy, would maybe do. When we're finally taken to the back, the staff and doctor are telling me to sit down to help with my postpartum swelling, telling us how baby is doing great, and even offer the nursing room towards the end of our appointment when signs of hunger are apparent. A completely different experience from our arrival. But that's not to say it was the same during our initial visit. During our initial visit, the front staff were understanding and joked with us that it's expected, especially with new parents, to run behind schedule, so we shouldn't feel stressed. Someone working the front desk today obviously missed the memo. It was a completely night and day experience.

Our sons have only been patients for about a year. The well visits were ok but we will be finding…read moreanother pediatrician. After both children being in a roll over accident with a semi truck we were told Kids First does not do follow ups after car wrecks and if we have any concerns to take them back to the ER. Um, the ER is who said to do a follow up with you. Do your research there are better doctors for your kids around here.

I have been bringing my children here for years and I will say it has went down hill. The girls in…read morethe back talk LOUDLY about the most inappropriate things. It seems like the only nurses that know anything about vaccines questions is the older women and the one with glasses which I don't see their doctors often. The staff is always on their phones in the back and never seem to be doing their job. If my kids was not older to the point of us leaving for good then I would find another pediatrician. I do not know what has happened to this place but it is horrible now.

My boys have been going here for years and have always had pleasant experiences! Staff have a great…read morebedside manner and have always done a great job with care plans!

In 2015 Mr. Ramos misdiagnosed my then 3 year old daughter. I expressed that I believed she had a…read moreUTI, I was told no it was "vaginitis" and sent home with a cream. Symptoms seemed to subside after a week. At the time I was also giving her cranberry juice and d'mannose for urinary track health. Fast forward a week later, as we are driving home from my baby sisters funeral, may daughter begins to vomit in the car. We pull over she has a 104 fever. I call the office and schedule a visit for when we return home (next day). We go to the appointment and AGAIN I'm dismissed when I bring up the UTI and told it is a virus. We see Dr. Ramos's office 3 more times, I call the nurse line as what to do still being pushed as a VIRUS. Well that Friday morning I take her in, her fever is now 107 Dr Ramos FINALLY draws blood and decided to send her to the ER. We get there I tell them I believe she has a UTI and ask them ONCE to check her urine. 10 minus later 4 doctors come in to tell me she has a horrible UTI that has travel to her bladder and kidneys. GO FUGURE. Dr. Ramos NEVER calls or goes to see her as she had a week hospital stay. My husband even lost his job over the hospital stay. Now fast forward to the follow up visit. Dr. Ramos and his wife & two nurses surround me, my children and husband in the exam room. He tells me he doesn't want to see us anymore because I wanted to find a new doctor and that ruined our doctor patient relationship. He even had his daughter reach out to me via Facebook messenger (how professional). He tried to scold me when HE MISDIAGNOSED my daughter and almost killed her. To boot I was sent a bill for the unnecessary week long doctors room visits. Which I paid IN CASH on 3 different occasions and their receptionist never noted in our account. I have called the office multiple times asking the account balance be reflective of the amount paid. They have refused, refuse to return calls and now I have a $400 bill in collections. I also want to add my daughter has LIFE LONG complications now. She suffers from kidney reflux which was induced by the damage done by his negligence. Parents, RUN dont walk out of his office. His is RUDE, condescending and dismisses symptoms for his "natural minded" benefit. I do not want another child to suffer at his hands. I know my daughter isn't the only one as many moms have reached out privately but are too afraid to come public. Well I am not. This is our story, our truth.

I really like Dr. Ramos. My OBGYN had recommended him for my son because they loved him and because…read morehe was the only pediatrician that advocates for delayed vaccinations in Savannah. Dr. Ramos believes, and so do I, that the vaccination schedule that doctors are told to abide by now a days are severe. (But, still believes vaccinations are important.) The only issues I had ever had while having my son be a patient at his practice, was that Ramos could be a tad critical and harsh. He's a very blunt man who will tell you like it is. Which is very much appreciated and would really take the time to answer any and all questions you have. But, sometimes if you don't agree with him or ask a question that he doesn't like, he would make it known. And also, I have always had the privilege of staying home with my son, so when I told Dr. Ramos that I would want my son to have a vaccination during certain visits, he would usually lecture me and say that since he wasn't in daycare that it wasn't that critical that he have shots now...We didn't see eye to eye on this....But, he would always respect my wishes. I also have always loved the staff, nurses, receptionists, lactation specialist, etc. Which is also a huge bonus! He has a lactation specialist that is in his office certain days of the week and she has her own office inside his practice. So, when I was having issues with my newborn being tongue-tied, making an appointment with the lactation specialist REALLY helped. I am no longer in Savannah, but I strongly recommend Dr. Ramos as your child's pediatrician!!!

We've been here a few times for standard checkups. The doctors we've seen have been kind and…read morethorough. They usually are pretty on time, and the waiting area is fairly big with a movie always playing! Tricare is accepted

The receptionists are rude to me personally, not sure why, saw them greet every other person nicely…read more- I had a mask on so it's not that - I never leave reviews, I literally downloaded yelp just to leave this review because I find it very upsetting that they were only unfriendly to me ... every time I walk in they just stare at me like I have two heads. They say HI! to everyone else though... they also took three and a half weeks to get forms I needed for my child's school filled out for me when they said it would only take 24-48 hours and when they were finished they were still not finished completely. So they said in another 24-48 hours they'll have them ready, but who knows ! I also am new to the area, and see there is a recent bad review from another person who was new to the area- so I want to add, my child is also fully vaccinated, and there wasn't any issues with that. He also is a new patient who I do plan on bringing back regularly - not that that should even matter but, if that is the cause of the animosity, then it shouldn't be. It is tough already being new to an area without everyone being incredibly rude.

As you walk into this docters office you are greeted by fine interior and a big glass pannel where…read moreyou are greeted by a receptionest who is ready to have you taken to the back to have to checked out and make sure that your child is okay and not sick or anything The staff at this place is very nice and ready for you to come see them each docter dose there job nicely Also they keep the place spotless and petite and sanitized to your satisfaction.

From the owner: Since opening in 2004, Tots to Teens Medical Center has been providing top-quality pediatrics care…read moreto children from in and around Vidalia, Georgia. The privately owned practice offers a wide range of services and is staffed by some of the most sought-after medical and administrative professionals in the region.  The providers share a passion for pediatrics and find their work incredibly rewarding. The ability to watch children grow and thrive brings deep fulfillment and joy. Working with kids is also just plain fun. The physicians and staff enjoy the challenges and smiles that each day brings, and they look forward to welcoming new families to the practice.  The leadership at Tots to Teens Medical Center goes to great lengths to research the latest advancements in medical technology. The best tools and techniques on the market are selected for use in the practice, and team members receive ongoing training to learn how to leverage those tools to the greatest advantage.  Tots to Teens Medical Center is truly a team effort. From the time a child's first visit is booked through any necessary treatment and beyond, parents know their children are in the best of hands. That care doesn't end after the appointment, as families always have access to their child's health team if a question or medical issue should arise. ...

The reason I am giving this practice 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the treatment my family…read morereceived from Danielle Poole, RMA, during our most recent visit. Her behavior was noticeably rude and made an already stressful appointment even more difficult. As a nurse and healthcare leader within MUSC, I understand that healthcare professionals have demanding jobs. However, I was disappointed by the lack of empathy, compassion, and professionalism that was displayed, particularly when caring for young children and interacting with concerned parents. When I asked why a hemoglobin test was necessary, my intention was simply to understand whether a finger stick could be avoided for my already distressed 12-month-old. Rather than providing an explanation or acknowledging my concern, I was told, "I don't know, every baby gets it done at 12 months." The response felt dismissive, and her demeanor suggested that my question was unreasonable, despite it being a straightforward request for information about my child's care. Later, I requested a copy of my son's vaccination records because he was preparing to start daycare. After receiving the records, I asked whether the vaccines administered during that day's visit had been included. In response, she appeared irritated and replied, "I just told you they are updated records." Again, the interaction felt unnecessarily dismissive. Most concerning was the complete lack of compassion shown toward my son while he was visibly upset during the finger stick and vaccinations. Pediatric care requires not only clinical competence but also patience, kindness, and reassurance for both children and their parents. Prior to this visit, I have had consistently positive experiences with Neighbors Pediatrics and have always appreciated the care provided by the clinical staff and providers. Unfortunately, this encounter stood in stark contrast to those experiences and left a lasting negative impression. I hope this feedback is taken seriously so that future families do not have a similar experience.

We absolutely love Neighbors! My husband and I are first time parents so of course that comes with…read moremany questions and concerns. From day one our provider here has been nothing but supportive, friendly and respectful of our wishes. When we are uncertain about things he takes his time to educate us and leaves us with the tools to form our own opinions and decisions. I have never once felt unheard or pressured into anything here at the clinic. I do appreciate how thorough our doctor was at the very beginning with our baby as we struggled with a few issues. Thank you everyone at the office to ensure our visits are always positive. Kudos to this remarkable team!

Great with my just-turned-3 year old! Talked him through everything, kept telling him he was doing…read morea great job and he got a balloon at the end

Dr. B here is the greatest! He always explains every thing in detail and if we ask then he "dumbs"…read moreit down for us. They always are able to get us in if we feel like our daughter needs seen. They are super nice. They have two sides to their office. One side for "sick" kids and one for normal checkups. That makes me feel safe as a parent since they're separated from my newborn. They are the best and I'm so sad that we're about to transfer to Virginia.