Awesome doctor! I…read morebegan seeing Dr. Scurlock in 2003. He is very easy to talk to. He is very thorough and observant. Long story short, you will love him!

A+++, Going on almost 12+ years as his patient and have never had a doctor with this caring…read morepersonality and attention to every medical detail. I will never forget he was the ONLY doctor ( out of 3) that diagnosed my RA very soon. He is brilliant, very very knowledgeable about all recent medical news and as I mentioned above, super caring. I feel 100% confident I am with the best of the best, thank God for doctors like Dr. David Scurlock.

So this review is personal yet meaningful. I hope I succeed in sharing some insight and positivity…read moreto you all! This week I had had to take a visit to see the specialist to see Dr. Rangarajan. For the past couple of years, I had not been feeling like myself and things started to escalate the end of 2025. Long story short I have been having random fainting spells. I'm very winded just doing the simplest things like going up a flight of stairs, extreme fatigue, and just not feeling like my normal self. The last straw was an evening out with my sister and me having a random fainting spell while dining at a restaurant. She had never seen this happen to me and it was very scary and eye-opening which led to Dr. Rangarajan at Piedmont Heart Institute Brookhaven Cardiology. I must say my visit was very enlightening, very resourceful. Dr. Rangarajan was very thorough showed compassion and demonstrated stellar bedside manners! Even his physician assistant was top-notch. I left feeling educated of the necessary steps, he's taking to ensure we get to the bottom of why I'm having the fainting episodes and find a resolution which brings me sense of relief. Just a note to everyone please take care of your health, especially your heart and vascular health. It has no age limit. My significant other had an unexpected heart attack January 2025 at 43 years young. I'm so thankful he's still here with us! However, it doesn't always turn out this way as six months later we lost two friends and a family member to massive heart attacks all well in their early to late 40s. I'm grateful to have found a specialist who cares about my well-being and is taking his time to ensure all the necessary screenings/ test are scheduled. Do not wait for an ache or pain to get checked. Please take the time to go get your screenings. Make your heart health your priority! If you are looking for a cardiologist, I highly recommend Piedmont Heart Institute Brookhaven Cardiology. Ask for Dr. Rangarajan. The office building is visible & easy to access off of Peachtree Rd. The office building is connected to a Walgreens pharmacy. There is plenty of "free" parking in the parking garage. I did not get as many photos of the office as intended but I'll try to remember my next visit. I hope this review was helpful.

Apparently, the front office is predominantly foreign born. The attitudes towards older patients is…read moredeplorable. Therefore, if you have older relatives or provide elderly care, be present to counter their nasty attitudes and unwillingness to document appointments by card with the likelihood to lie about appointment setting options unless it's to accomplish patients from their homeland. Lastly, despite what pleasant reviews Dr. Khorie has received must be paid. She is relatively unpleasant and not knowledgeable in her field. I am totally inclined to believe her medical license is a scam. She comes across as absolutely confused or uncertain of how to resolve patient issues and laughs dismissing patient concerns. Apparently, she doesn't know how to diagnose symptoms because she has given out a wrong prescription twice for a patient I am hired to watch. Avoid her at all cost.

OK...so I went to the OB/GYN the other day…read more... Well, maybe not. However, my wife did so this isn't the strangest review...or is it? Anyway, she raved and raved about Dr. Kleiss like I would rave about a pie from Lombardis. Professional, very friendly, personable, comfortable, informative, and all those other things. She did all the woman things perfectly, better than anyone ever in history. Got it? Good. So there you have it. She gets top dog rating and every woman should use Dr. Kleiss from this day forward! Update: I got to meet Dr. Kleiss recently and I have to say she is great. Relaxing and down to earth demeanor which settles you down about big things (like up and coming babies).

Dr. Kleiss is a fantastic doctor and surgeon. She gets four stars for that alone. I got pregnant…read morethe month after she operated to remove a uterine polyp that was probably preventing pregnancy. And, though I wasn't thrilled to need a C-section, I was thrilled to have Dr. Kleiss doing it - my scar is practically invisible and I had a smooth recovery. But over the 7+ years I have been seeing her, it became clear that this practice probably isn't the best fit for me. Dr. Kleiss is very cool, relaxed, and friendly, and her general MO is to very confidently convey that everything is fine. This probably puts most people at ease, but for me--and I know I have anxiety issues--it does the opposite. I like data, and (what I perceive) as overconfidence makes me nervous, which causes me to ask more questions to verify. Which causes the provider to become irritated with me and probably write "difficult" in my chart a la Seinfeld https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyossoHFDJg. A lot of times, she was right and there was nothing to worry about. But sometimes my concerns were right... she was confident that I didn't have any fertility issues, but when I pushed for testing we found a polyp ... she played down my feeling that the baby was breech, but I was right and we found out too late to turn the baby. Basically, it just became a cycle where I never trusted her assurances and she was automatically skeptical of any concern I raised. (Full disclosure, there was also an incident where I was left in a waiting room alone with no windows for over an hour and got pretty upset - the sad kind, not the angry kind... not real proud of that one, but I was going to be late for something important... after that incident I always brought my computer and expected to be there at least 2.5 hours) At some point, things turned and I just never felt comfortable there anymore. I felt like I had a not-entirely-deserved reputation that I could never overcome. But I can't complain - I have a healthy baby and my torso isn't completely wrecked yet. And now I have switched to an OB practice I feel much more comfortable with (hopefully they don't request my records and suddenly turn cold!)

Dr. Oluwabukola Famakinwa was absolutely disappointing. I left this appointment feeling unheard,…read moredismissed, and honestly shocked by the care I received. I came in with multiple serious concerns, including ongoing chest pain while under cardiac evaluation, recent electrolyte abnormalities, significant nausea, difficulty eating, and other symptoms that have already resulted in visits to the emergency room and specialist referrals. Instead of addressing those concerns, the overwhelming focus of my appointment was my weight. I was told I needed to restrict my diet, eliminate entire food groups, and exercise more intensely, despite explaining that I had recently struggled to eat and that other physicians had advised me to rest while my heart symptoms were being evaluated. I felt like my symptoms were brushed aside in favor of generic weight-loss advice that did not seem to take my individual medical situation into account. I left without feeling like my concerns had been investigated or that I had been treated as a whole person. Every patient deserves to feel heard, respected, and taken seriously. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here. I have decided to transfer my care to a different primary care physician and cannot recommend this provider based on my experience.

Where do I start. To put it in simple terms. They lost my bloodwork and then I had to go all the…read moreway back down there to their office which is about an hour with traffic. They stuck my arm 5 times without success and sent me to the Piedmont Hospital lab. I went to the lab at the hospital immediately and the lab was closed. This office told me that the lab was opened at the hospital and never mentioned that they were closed. So disappointed in the whole office.

DR. Sydney and staff were great today! Walked in with a…read moresinus infection, they were right on it! Personable, caring, friendly. If you can deal with Howell Mill Rd and all that ridiculous traffic, I definitely recommend them. They were awesome.

The staff here is so nice. I saw PA Taing for my C&P exam and she was thorough and attentive, but…read morealso made great timing! The facility is very nice and clean. You're in good hands here!

Forward has billed itself (I'm paraphrasing) as a revolutionary medical practice. I guess it was,…read morein a sense, when it was new a few years ago. Now it is yet another Silicon Valley/Wall Street money grab that is making investors wealthy while furthering the deterioration of our nightmarish private medical system. The founders are from Google and Uber. I won't go through all the details of my saga, but I will say they are not part of the solution, they are the highest expression of the problem. (so far.) Their office in Atlanta is in the middle of the Buckhead shopping district. Inconvenient and ill-advised. You can't call them on the phone. The Star Trek diagnostic equipment in the lobby does nothing more than weigh, take blood oxygen levels, maybe body temperature. I can do that at home daily. I also have my home blood pressure machine. Eventually I saw the doctor because of an issue, but I had to fight to get an appointment and the doctor seemed as if I had interrupted her day. The real issue is the App. Constantly asking for information, always insisting. The patient must chat with what seem like multitudes of robots. The app nags and nags. When I realized I was spending as much time on the Forward app as Facebook, I realized it was time to quit. I never got the promised "baseline" visit or the skin cancer scan they advertise. Reading Google reviews it seems the closer one is to San Francisco, the better the experience. I decided to resign my subscription. The app immediately locked me out, so I couldn't look over whatever medical information was on it. But they did manage to charge my credit card again. I notice on another review site that they're lately shifting more to "wellness" from traditional medicine: weight loss, fitness, etc., and backing the "primary care" label. That means $150/month for advice you can get on Instagram free. Nobody mentioned prescriptions, injections, injuries, EKG, x-rays, or whatever we used to go to doctors for. You are expected to use the app. The only number that is answered is sales. They refer you to specialists or for low resolution video calls - could be anywhere. I suggest trying to find a more traditional practice for medicine and a Nintendo for games.

From the owner: Forward is a new kind of primary care, combining advanced technology with world-class doctors to…read morekeep you healthy for the long-term. We provide genetics analysis, blood testing, cancer screening, and more for one flat fee, and no copays.

After only two appointments and three visits (one visit was a blood work prequel to the following…read morephysical) I am confident that I have a new, reliable internist in Atlanta. Though the office is home to three medical doctors, I have only been seen by Dr. Michelle Evans and I have been very happy with her approach to working with me and with the ways that she has proposed to treat my recent bout of migraine headaches. Now, when it comes to scheduling appointments I am a little old-fashioned and I generally will do whatever I have to do to speak with a live person to set something up. However, this does not seem possible with Buckhead Internal Medicine and when it came time to schedule a physical and then to go in seeking medical treatment I have had to use their email-driven system of scheduling or to call the answering machine there and leave a detailed message regarding the nature of my request. I will admit, they make this system efficient and it works quickly and accurately; I need to get over my worn-out methods. They have always been super-prompt in responding to me and have worked with me very well to fit appointments into my somewhat hectic schedule. I really like Dr. Evans at BIM because she, as well as her assistants and colleagues, is very personable and thorough and neither over-treats or explores avenues that are just unlikely, expensive and unnecessary. In the past, numerous physicians have put me through extensive testing and a gauntlet of procedures that have provided nothing in the end. Today I was pleased to receive a shot and a small prescription that should nip what is most likely ailing me early on so that I can back in working order almost instantly. In addition, parking is always available, though for a fee, and the fact that they are located on the Piedmont Hospital campus allows them to provide quick services to patients that might not be so readily available were they located further away from such a large variety of medical service providers.

If you're looking for a primary physician and an OBGYN doctor that would truly care about you and…read moreyour well being, this is the place for you. I have both Dr. Gibbons and Dr. Monahhan as my physicians, and I couldn't be happier! They are both very knowledgeable, attentive, and they make you feel very comfortable throughout your entire visit. The office uses an electronic method to communicate and share lab results, and I think it is very effective and helpful. It's called Mychart. I've been able to also communicate directly with my physicians regarding any problems or concerns. The staff is very nice as well. In addition, I can request prescription refills, check my lab results, and look over what was discussed during my visit. I love it! Very convenient!! I absolutely love my physicians and I am very happy that I have finally found my primary doctors! Thank you Dr. Gibbons and Dr. Monahann!!

This is a direct rating towards Piedmont Health. No one…read moreanswers the repeat prescription line. They also seem more interested in money than they healthcare. During an annual physical, which is free with our insurance, my wife was prescribed a drug that "had" to be billed separately and as a "separate visit" when she was already there anyway. It was a 2 month prescription which she uses very rarely. It's been just over 6 months since it was prescribed. She asked for a repeat prescription which could easily be done over the phone or online but she has to go in now for another visit for that repeat prescription. Clearly they'll make money on the visit. So unnecessary. For the record, Lacey Hutchinson is very nice and professional, but the system of her office needs to be more flexible and easy to deal with.

I seriously have never had such an incredible experience with a physician. Dr. Hutchinson listened…read moreto my concerns and after her assessment, offered me multiple really good options for my concerns. I am so grateful to be seen by a provider like her. If you need a PCP, go see her.

I LOVE Dr. Walton. She is patient and kind, and puts in the time to get to know her patients. I've…read morebeen her patient for two years now and know I can trust her sensible, honest and straightforward advice. I especially appreciate that her time with me never seems rushed or clipped to meet a schedule and that she listens to my concerns with great patience. She has a great bedside manner too! Her staff is really personable, and I've come to appreciate how much of a gift it is to have a doctor I can trust.

Super duper! Friendly staff, knowledgeable, courteous, and they all seemed to really care... I felt…read morethat I was in great hands.

I had a full robotic removal of the prostate on 8-28-2014. Prior to the surgery I had met with Dr…read moreShah several times and had all my concerns and questions answered in the most eye to eye level. Dr Shah is a very skilled surgeon and above all a warm human being. A "Mench". He has done everything possible to make this surgery a full success with the most minimal after effects. I had no leaking problems what so ever. The healing went smoothly and after 2 weeks I felt the same as before the surgery. If not for wife - who reminded me to take it easy and to watch myself - I could have resumed all my activities. After 7 weeks my PSA has shown less than 0.1 and once I had the follow up with Dr Shah - I was assured of what has been done and how to continue to make my healing a complete success. I can not stop praising Dr Shah for his wide holistic approach; his assistant Nurse - Leena John - and others in his office - of being caring; responsive and making everything to get me back to normal life. I'm 68 years old and I'm sure this surgery added many years to my life. And all of it - thanks to the Dr. Shah whom I consider an angel. I will be happy to share my experience if you need assurance.