We paid $1036.00 to transport my stroke husband to urologist a hour half away. Wright subcontracted…read moreto another transport.. when they arrived they had no idea how to get him out of house or even use the stretcher.. we ended up sitting him in wheel chair. it was a hour of him in pain. He begged us to stop and leave him on the side of the road.. I could have transported him in our car with less pain and agony. I wanted to be safe and him comfortable in a stretcher. The people who showed up were just part timers. very nice but not what I paid for. we ended up getting my son in law to bring the stretcher 1 1/2 hours to Drs office. we had to call EMS to get him into house. All of this could have been avoided. I hope I never need a transport again. You honestly can't trust anyone.

My mom has Parkinson's and is no longer able to walk, so we rely on various durable medical…read moreequipment, including wheelchairs, to manage her care at home. One of the biggest challenges has been transporting her to and from doctors' appointments, as getting her in and out of a car is no longer an easy task. I discovered Wright Medical Transportation Services, and they've truly been a lifesaver. They are responsive, reliable, and prioritize your loved one's safety during transport. If you're in a similar situation and need support getting your loved one to medical appointments, I highly recommend reaching out to Wright Medical Transportation for their services.

First class service and very punctual. The driver was very nice and helpful escorting me into the…read morebuilding for my appointment.

I originally used Helping Hands in Nov. of '24. I was about to leave a nursing home and wanted to…read morelook at an apartment I was considering. They were real easy to work with and we set something up for a very reasonable price. Right now I need to go to a VA hospital and I don't qualify for their transport. The VA had given me a few options to try but none serviced this area. That's when I remembered Helping Hands and, sure enough, they. were ready to help me again. And again, very reasonably priced. Thanks Helping Hands!

Having a great personal doctor is not always easy to find but I got lucky 15 years ago when I…read morestarted coming to see Dr. Van. He is not only extremely smart, but very honest and straightforward, combined with a wonderful sense of humor. He has made it clear what I have had to do to remain healthy but in the process he also has showed how much he cared. I can not imagine a better doctor.

Dr.Van is a great doctor, he listens. I have had a few doctors, he is by far the best doctor, he is…read morevery trustworthy. I live 40 minutes away and I would drive an hour to see him.

This agency is real helpful they care about the needs of the clients and always willing to help…read moreothers I love this company

Saw Dr. Hamm who was just fine. Yes, another 6 weeks of PT was ordered though none of that has…read morehelped the pain in my hips and lower back before, but okay, sure. 6 weeks later no improvement (and in many ways the pain was worse after PT.) So he shuffles me over to Dr. Haines. One aspect of my treatment is that no doctor wishes to view my issues for their complexity. Every doctor decides "It's the left hip!", as the only one with a replacement, and ignores the rest. Marvelous. Same thing here but cool, we try again. Haines is okay, except she seems highly disorganized. She promised to call after she viewed my xrays. She did not. Still haven't heard from her. I insisted that small bore MRIs aren't something I can use(nobody should, they're horrible), large bore or open MRIs only. She promised she would take care of that. She did not. Some scheduler called to set me up with a small bore and I refused, told her I explicitly told the doctor no small bore. The scheduler said she wasn't informed of that. So she transfers me somewhere for an Open MRI that ends up being in Rock Hill SC. Surely there is an Open MRI or large bore inside Charlotte. In fact, a search shows there are 5 or 6. So why, pray tell, am I being forced to drive to SC for an MRI? Not only that but some other scheduler is leaving me messages for an MRA appointment....but the return call number rings four times and hangs up. So how many schedulers did Dr Haines set me up with? What is going on here? None of the schedulers even know who ordered the MRI or the difference between large and small bore MRIs. Yes, I could use The Magical Portal I guess, though even my husband is sick of having to invent new passwords every time he tries to use it since the old ones disappear. At this point, I'd have 7-10 portals to juggle which I refuse to do. If someone wants to pay me to input patient information into some off-sight database where it can be hacked or shared with multitudes, they can do that. I get the feeling that Atrium Health Musculoskeletal Institute Sports Medicine really doesn't want me as a patient. I was hoping for an alternative to The Bone Yard of OrthCarolina but sadly this is not it. Wish we had access to a teaching hospitals and practices like Duke and Bowman-Grey, in Charlotte, rather than these hedge fund managed clinics.

I arrived 10 minutes before my scheduled time. The secretary ignored me until I said "excuse me"…read more She was so engrossed in watching her phone she did not realize I was there. She told me she would check me in at my scheduled time and to take a seat in the waiting area (suggesting the family waiting area). I decided I would wait in the patient waiting area as I was not confident she would remember I was there. Another patient came in and she rudely told her to come back in 5 minutes because she was on her lunch break and would not be checking anyone in until 1 PM. Without a beat she turned back to her phone and continued watching her phone. She was so rude. What a poor representation of this office! I say that because as soon as you get called back your experience changes. Everyone from the CNA who takes your vitals and blood sugar to the nurses and MD in the procedure through post procedure are all AMAZING. Everyone of them are professional yet so personable. They tell you what to expect as you are in the procedure and do a great job with the discharge instructions. The nurse even calls to check on you the next day! Now, that is excellent care and support! Dr Thakur is excellent. I highly recommend him for both in office evaluation and for your procedure. I feel 100% safe with Dr. Thakur's expertise. I would not go anywhere else. Don't let your front office experience alter your opinion of the care you will get when it really matters.

My care giver takes great care of me and of my needs. If it wasn't for Exceptional In Home Care…read moreProvider I don't know where I'd be. Myra and Oresa who work in the office are very helpful when I speak to them.

I am fortunate to know this group from a professional and parental point of view. When I was…read moreselecting a pediatrician, during my first pregnancy, I was able to use my experience working w/all the major peds providers in the area to narrow my pool of candidates. What I appreciated about the final two groups was not just their medical experience, but their ability to relate to children AND parents. These aren't doctors who wear rose colored glasses and place impossible expectations on parents. They are open and collaborative, patient and thorough. They will honestly tell you when to worry and how much to worry. . .and if you're still worried, they work hard to reassure you. The nurses are caring and top-notch. All of the staff gives you their undivided attention. If we wait in-room to see Dr. Tilt and she's 10-15min behind, I know it's b/c she is sitting down, listening & answering questions, taking her time w/a parent/patient, just as she does w/me. Her partners are just as competent and caring. They do not admit to LNRMC anymore, but they can easily point you in the right direction for the same excellent care they'd use for their own children.

We really love our doctors we've seen there, Dr. Abbot & Dr. Gallagher. The front desk staff is…read morevery friendly and welcoming.