Best ob/gyn doctor hands down. I came to her as a newly married woman who ended up pregnant from…read morethe honeymoon. I was nervous and she handled my pregnancy and lack of knowledge well. I was put on bed rest for 3 months and that saved my baby. He was born 4 days after his due date and healthy. I had bad fibroids and cysts. She treated them all with the best advice. 2 years later I was pregnant again and the pregnancy did not go well. She walked me through the decisions and then discovered a nodule on my pitutiary gland which was treated and allowed me to be able to get pregnant again. She helped me with comodin (sp?) and ivf referral for my daughter. My daughter was born healthy too. Both my son who is now 22 and my daughter who is 18 are healthy. During the time after my daughter was born and I did not want to breastfeed her Dr. Mandeville helped me with my options. I learned I had a tumor and needed a biopsy she referred me to a doctor at the hospital who was horrible by the way but she helped me find another doctor. Ultimately I was diagnosed with breast cancer, during treatment and after she guided me through decisions on my cervical and uterine health and when the cancer came back she was the first to find out through the mammogram. Recently I had my annual mammogram and it was abnormal, her staff called me and ordered my follow up immediately (before my oncologist did). I was happy it was a bad scan due to my moving during the exam and not a 3rd time with cancer. Dr. Mandeville takes the time and answers all your questions. I will say I love her staff at Gwinnett office but I would never visit Decatur office ever again. Whew that is a long story.

I depended on Dr. Mandeville for years and trusted her. Then I got an abnormal mammogram and had a…read morefollow-up diagnostic mammogram. Before I could even walk back to the changing room after the test, the technician caught up to me and told me I needed a surgical biopsy for suspicious findings. What? I went from having a speck to surgery in less than a week. I work in public health, so I know the shortcomings of mammography, especially in someone like me with dense breasts. But anyway, no one met with me, I was told my results within earshot of everyone else getting a mammogram, and I got the news in literally less than 3 minutes after my breast was unclamped. What kind of thorough review of my films is that? When I finally got a hold of the nurse navigator that afternoon, she couldn't answer my questions. Then I get a call from Dr Mandeville's office that I'm supposed to schedule with a surgeon they chose for me to have an excisional biopsy. Btw, I had wrist surgery last year and had very bad reaction, including a massive seroma and hematoma. My wrist surgeon advised me to be very cautious about any further surgery, especially within the chest or abdomen. Not that anyone asked, they just sent my info to the surgeon, who is in the same practice. Just sayin. And by the way is no expert in breast biopsies, which in my case would be near the chest wall. Oh, and the surgery would remove half of my breast for testing, which in 80% of cases does not result in a cancer diagnosis. Not that Dr Mandeville or anyone else discussed that with me. I had to read the research. I'm lucky I have the access and time to do so. So back to Dr Mandeville. She never spoke to me about options (and there are options!) but I did get several phone calls from her nurse saying I better do something right away. Which is BS because even if my tiny lesion was problematic, it doesn't turn into full-scale invasive cancer overnight. There's time to weigh your options! I researched and found some practitioners that (1) talked about all the options and (2) listened to me. Oh, and they do hundreds, not several, procedures every year. So Dr Mandeville after more than a decade of our dr-patient relationship couldn't speak to me like a human with a brain but instead had her nurse call me and leave increasingly doomsday messages on my phone. And set me up with a nonexpert. Shame on you. Never going back to you, Dr M. Which I'm sorry for, because I really liked you. Ultimately, like doesn't win out over good care.

We have been working with PediaSpeech for a little under a year and absolutely love it! Kayla is…read morephenomenal. We have seen such an improvement in Logans speech development. Each session is really fun and engaging!

My son saw Kayla for over a year and a half. When he began, he had significant articulation and…read moresyntax issues. Now his speech is within normal range, with no noticeable issues at all. Kayla made each session fun and kept him engaged. She did a wonderful job! I highly recommend her and PediaSpeech to anyone looking for an SLP.

LOVE LOVE LOVE Dr. Castillo always goes out of her way to make me feel as comfortable as possible…read moreand makes sure I fully understand everything that in tests and in my results. Same with the nurses they were a great. Very friendly and make sure they treat you like a friend instead of just anther patient on their list. The receptionist on the other hand was very rude to me and other patients. Very impatient and disrespectful. Her ability to perform customer service was very poor. I watched her repeatedly demonstrate rude behavior to several patients while I was waiting. A patient was hesitant to come in due to a lunch break sign posted on the door that some one had forgotten to flip. When the patient finally said excuse and poked her head in the lobby to ask if she could come in the receptionist simply looked up and snapped, "what do you think?" The poor woman was mortified, apologized and proceeded to sign in with out a word. As a woman in customer service I can agree we have bad days but there is no reason to disrespect and talk down to others.

doctor spends 5 minutes with you don't even talk and don't even talk about a solution , no lgbtq+…read more friendly

We started our pediatric care at another provider. The pediatrician and I did not align on…read morebreastfeeding ideology, and it was a large practice that felt very impersonal. We moved to Briarvista after it was recommended to us by a friend and a lactation consultant. We have been exceedingly satisfied with our care at Briarvista. Our son has needed to be seen many times due to various illnesses outside of well visits, so we have seen all the providers at some point, and all have been excellent. Can't recommend them enough!

So now that my 3 boys all attend I'm so happy with how they operate. Seems just needed to change my…read moreinsurance lol. They can do siblings but only up to 2 at a time. Which helps for family questions.

When Dr. Rabinovitz moved to a different practice, I wandered around seeing urgent care docs and…read moreasking for referrals for a great PCP. THEN SHE CAME BACK! I immediately made an appointment only to establish myself as a patient. I wanted to just say "hi" and leave but she suggested a full physical since it had been a while. Boy, am I glad she did! She discovered a problem and now I'm getting it taken care of in a proactive way instead of on an emergency basis. Dr. Rabinovitz is on time yet she somehow never seems rushed or bothered. I feel listened to and cared for. She is the epitome of what a family doctor should be. I'm so grateful to be under her care!

Yay! Dr. Rabinovitz is back! I am so happy to be able to go to her for medical care again. I cannot…read morespeak for the other provider at this practice, but Dr. Rabinovitz has excellent bedside manner and is always very helpful.

We've been coming here for a half year now and we absolutely love it! There are no words to…read moredescribe how grateful I am for all they are doing for my daughter Emma, specially Chelsea Moore and Dina, who are very professional and the best speech therapists ever! My daughter loves coming here and she is making a huge progress, before coming here she could barely say mamma and dada but now she is saying so many words and even her behavior changed, she is much more friendly with other kids.

I absolutely love my Primary Dr Holly Corley and her assistant Ong. I've been seeing Dr Corley for…read morealmost 10 years and I am thankful she listens, she cares and has helped me navigate some very difficult and frustrating health issues and concerns over the years. Ong is quick and efficient in getting the details so she can keep Dr C on schedule and she also shows care and concern when necessary but is professional and thorough. Thank You to NGPG for having such caring and wonderful staff/medical doctors and assistants. The lab team and front office are always ready to go and get you in quick and out which is really great when you're not feeling so great as well.

I have had the best experience bringing my daughters to see Dr. Wilson over the past three years,…read moreand I will continue to do so until they age out of pediatric care. Before finding her, I was intentional in my search... I wasn't just looking for a doctor who was clinically excellent, but one with genuine bedside manner who could educate both my kids and me. Most importantly, I wanted my daughters to actually enjoy going to the doctor, not just tolerate it. Dr. Wilson and her team at Lighthouse Pediatrics have delivered on every single one of those expectations. She is phenomenal. Even after relocating about 30 minutes away, I still make the drive because the relationship and level of care she has built with my girls is simply irreplaceable. I cannot recommend Lighthouse Pediatrics highly enough.

HOW DO YOU REFUSE TO SEE A CHILD!! Refuse to see my daughter on a scheduled day that I took off…read morework and thunderstorm. Arrived a few minutes after a so called grace period that was NOT outlined in the documents or email. I called prior to arrival to inform and explained my daughter needed to been seen asked for the doctor to be consulted to see if there could be an accommodation. The practice manager said she cannot be seen, I asked is the doctor refusing to see her he said no but she will not be seen. Mind you there were no patients in the waiting room. DO NOT GO HERE THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT CHILDREN. Mind you I had an incident before this when they called months later about a $6 balance but initially told me I had no co pay. I asked can I call when I get home to give my payment information because I was driving. I had to pull over because they threatened to send you collections if I didn't pay right then and there. Who is running off of six dollarsss!!! UPDATE: I am updating my review to clarify inaccuracies in the office's response. My child's appointment was scheduled for 3:30 PM. I was parked at 3:40 PM and at the front desk at approximately 3:43 PM, after calling ahead due to a thunderstorm and traffic lights being out. My GPS arrival said 3:40pm which I disclosed so the constant fabricated stories tell a lot about not only an individual but a business and what they would do for an image. I also had to wait briefly to be addressed upon arrival. The confirmation email (attached) does not clearly disclose a strict grace period for this type of appointment, yet one was enforced with no flexibility. I specifically requested the latest appointment available and made every effort to communicate and arrive as quickly as possible. Although this was scheduled as an annual visit, my child had changes and symptoms that I expressed I was concerned about prior to arrival, making it important that my child be seen. Despite that, we were refused care. While in the office, both the receptionist and practice manager were dismissive and rude. My personal space was also I invaded and he stood over me when I expressed concerns and asked for them to speak with Dr. Wilson directly and ask if an accommodation can be made as I do have concerns. And to add... Dr was with a patient but no one was in the waiting room, so if she wanted to accommodate she could have. Never did I request for her to stop seeing patients. I asked for her to be consulted in between patients to see if an accommodation can be made. Additionally, during a follow-up with my insurance provider, I was informed that the office expressed dissatisfaction with my review and indicated I should not post one and would need to find a new provider, which was concerning and not communicated to me directly at the time. At the end of the day, policies are one thing but how you treat parents and children matters just as much.