I have a hard time finding good doctors and I like it when doctors are direct and to the point. He…read morefits that bill and tells me what I need to do. He is very friendly and I always enjoy my visits with him. It does take a while for me to be able to get an appointment, but I am willing to wait for quality service.

Dr. Gilchrist was recommended to me and my wife by some good friends. I could not thank them enough…read morefor the recommendation. We finally have a doctor who will sit and listen to your medical concerns and/or issues and not just give you meds and kick you out the door. He offers other alternatives to meds and gives you a feeling that he actually CARES about you as a patient. Good luck trying to get on his patient list. That's a good sign of how good he is, to me at least.

This fucking company does not know how to code and has been trying to overcharge me for months. I…read morewould rather die than ever go back to this fucking company! Take this seriously and avoid this for profit company and clinics. They are a a damn rip off and will never disclose that you may be charged extra until you receive the bill. Fuck this place!

Recommend avoiding!! Front office staff does not give consistent information. They said they could…read morepull up my insurance information bc I do not have my insurance card yet. Instead of calling me to tell me they weren't able to, I was told upon arrival - too late to try to call the insurance company and still keep my appointment. I had to pay at a "50% off" rate of nearly $200 for a 15 minute appointment. If $400 is what they are billing for 15 minutes, that's insane. Exorbitant to say the least.

Great pediatrician!! Never a long wait, truly knowledgable and kind. My kids love him!read more

My mom was referred for a field test back in April and the earliest available appointment was…read moremid-November. Less than four business days prior to her appointment, they cancelled it and next available appointment is May 20th of next year. Terrible that they are not accommodating her when THEY are the ones that canceled her appointment. Do not recommend. We will be asking her doctor for a different referral.

I came here a few weeks ago for an urgent ear issue. My insurance wouldn't cover it, but I have an…read moreHsA and figured I'd just have them charge me 100% out of pocket. Went fine. Today I come back for a follow up and they demand to see my insurance card. Why? I'm not using insurance. I'm paying out of pocket. But then they turn me away - will not take my money, will not honor my appointment- simply because of the insurance that I have and am choosing not to use. Being out of network is one thing. Refusing care to someone in need, that you just saw three weeks ago, is unprofessional and unethical. Go to a place that does better.

Downgrading from "Good" to "Could've been better." This is better than a "Not good" rating and with…read moreupdated information, more accurate to my experience. And with that I will share the facts of my diagnosis and prognosis as to know why the rating changed. You know that joke about "Why do they call it 'practicing' medicine?" It's because much of it is not an exact science. Here we go... Emergency room doctors are generalists across multiple medical disciplines. Especially at 10pm on a Sunday night, you're likely not going to get a specialist in whatever it is that's wrong with you. An emergency room physician (which is a medical specialty in itself) will try to narrow down the main cause of your condition, stabilize you, and depending on the prognosis, either either treat you in the ER, admit you to the hospital for further treatment or simply refer you to a doctor who is more specialized in your condition. I visited Atrium Health three weeks ago (see that review below) and the doctor saw me twice, sent me down the hall for a CT imaging and after reviewing the imaging, wrote a prognosis that made sense at the time: a 6mm kidney stone that would painfully pass by itself in 4 or 5 days. I was also provided a referral to a urologist . She wrote me up for painkillers and by the time I was discharged, the pain was much more manageable. I called their urologists and got a full voice mail so I reached out to my own general practitioner for a referral. Long story short (too late!), I've seen the urologist who looked at what the ER doctor saw. It's three weeks later. Warning: Gross bits ahead. Skip the next paragraph if you're queasy about medical stuff. ("POTATO!" -inside joke.) This morning was a scheduled outpatient procedure that stuck a laser up my ureter and zapped the stone. (And thank goodness for a great anesthesiologist because I was blanked out from the pre-op room to the recovery room and I do not remember a thing!) This surgical urologist said that it was definitely bigger than 6mm and it was definitely not going to pass on its own. I'm now at home and 100%, just waiting for the local discomfort to pass in the next few hours. Okay, we're back from the skip. Simply looking at the calendar we can see that it has been 22 days since then. The stone clearly didn't pass and I've not had any further issue with it since then but I didn't want to wait. Obviously, it's been more than 4 or 5 days. Good thing I cancelled my trip to Portugal, eh? So the highlight here is that yes, your ER doctor is going to do the very best that they can. But you should absolutely get a second opinion from a more specialized doctor where possible. [Review 18619 overall - 3340 in North Carolina - 2141 of 2022.]

This was my 4th Covid-19 test since the pandemic outbreak and I've failed everyone one of…read morethem--thankfully. While sitting in the car was useful (A/C, tunes, etc.), the wait was too long, especially since I had an appointment. I also didn't appreciate the swab jammed way up my nose without warning. All the other tests were simple nostril samples since I was being tested before medical procedures could be performed. Pissed me off. On a positive note, I found out my results in 48 hrs. Failed it. Winning!

New to the area & my Endocrinologist recommenced Dr Pratik Mehta…read more He takes limited new patients so I had to wait about 3 months to get in. It was easy in and out & a great experience overall. He has a very easy going & profession manner & Krystal, his nurse was nice & helpful as well

Took the time to listen to details about my medical history. Attentive and great personality. Just…read moremoved to the area and his 5 star excellent reviews convinced my wife and I to give him a try. He is now our 5 member family doctor. He is not your usual run of the mill boring doctor. Down to earth and personable. Gave me immediate referrals to specialists. Highly recommended.

I've been going here for years, first uptown then moved to steel creek location. My daughter now…read moregoes here and we will now not be back. Her doctor degraded her and she left hysterical crying. Horrible to make a 20 year old fell bad about themselves. And she has no right pushing any vaccine on my child. Horrible!

Novant Health Providence OB/GYN Great experience…read moreAtmosphere was inviting , comforting and not clinical, and the Staff very friendly. Dr Hull informative, not rushing you can tell she cares. Pay in full get a discount!

Terrible doctors. That's why my doctor left and created Tryon Medical Partners in Steele Creek. The…read morebest doctor I've had in decades. But MMG will do a drug test on you damn near every time you go see them. They are rude. They don't work WITH you. They work AT you! They will judge you if you do not take a drug test because you don't feel you need a drug test because you came in there for an acute issue. At my physical exam, yes I'll take a drug test and do a urinalysis. I've never had a doctor do a drug test unless you're going there for a job. But to come in because I have a rash, I'm not giving you a drug test. If you don't take a drug test, they document that you will be removed from the group because you were non-compliant. I have never known a doctor to refuse you care because you won't take a drug test. I've been an occupational therapist since 1996 and I've never heard of this in my life. I'm in the medical field and this is absolute BS. They body shame you if you are overweight. If you have had an injury or have serious chronic pain they do not want to prescribe you anything not the least amount of pain medication even though you're on a blood thinner and cannot take ibuprofen or Tylenol. If you want a good doctor that cares about you and does not judge you, body shame, & treats everyone as if they are drug addicts like MMG, did then go to somewhere like Tryon Medical Partners. Especially Dr. Fortner and Dr. Goodbar.

I was taken on by Dr Short when my Dr transferred to ballantyne. MMG steele creek as a whole is an…read moreexcellent care provider and really enjoyed the treatment I got before being transferred to Dr Short. I would NOT refer him to anyone for anything. Not knowledgeable and very arrogant! Would not let him treat my dog. Look further at Steele Creek for a Good DR. Good Luck if u have him. Al DeLane