I love Dr. Taz and her whole team, specially Dr. Applegate. They are incredibly caring and…read moreprofessional!

Great place for the whole family's medical care. Grateful to have a place like this im Atlanta.read more

Linda has taken care of me and my daughter with the utmost professionalism in private care. They…read moreare very healthy minded and patient with the customer. They follow up and really care

You will not find a better group of medical providers than the staff at 2U medical. With a small…read moreoffice in N/E atlanta they offer many medical opportunities. I see them for my yearly bloodwork and medication refills. Linda , Gary and the rest of the staff are amazing. They accommodate the patient in any way they can.

Their doctors are awesome. But, good luck getting an appt!…read more Then after that, good luck trying to communicate with your doctor!!! Their scheduling lines are tedious and time consuming. Navigating them can waste an entire hour! And wait times just to speak with someone are soooo long!!! Also, some clinics are no longer booking any appt. because of the back log of patients. I'm gonna find care elsewhere. It's a nightmare!!!

I have an eye condition called keracotonus. It is a medical condition that is covered by my…read moreinsurance. I was referred to Emory Eye Clinic to be fitted for a sclarel contact lens as treatment for keracotonus. During my first visit in September 2025, the doctor explained that prescribing the lens is a 4 visit process. He said it would cost $800 out of pocket plus a $30 copayment for each visit. The billing department confirmed this. I paid the $800 promptly. I have also paid $30 during each visit. My final appointment was in January 2026. About a week later, I received a bill for $515. I contacted Emory and my insurance company to resolve this issue. My insurance contacted Emory and explained that there was a problem with the claim and told them how to fix it. They did not correct the error. I got a bill for $485 a few weeks later. I again contacted Emory and my insurance company. My insurance company contacted Emory a second time. I received another bill in April. This time it was back to $515. However my account in MyChart says it's $485. My insurance company contacted Emory a third time. I reached out to the billing department via MyChart. The response said that a quote from billing is not a guarantee, that my insurance doesn't cover keracontonus and that they cannot provide a itemized bill that reflects payments on my account. All of that is inaccurate and unacceptable. After 3+ months of all this, I made a complaint to Patient Relations. They intervened. They also gave me a lot of excuses. I understand that mistakes in billing happen. I don't understand the unwillingness to correct the mistake. The could have easily resolved if Emory had listened to my insurance company in the first place.

Located @ 1968 Peachtree Rd NW Atlanta, Georgia…read more Today, we visited the Samsky Advanced Heart Failure Center The waiting area is very spacious and extremely clean. The nurses were very friendly and welcoming. There are snacks and coffee in the waiting area while you wait to be seen by the physician. The Care Quality was great and they insured that we were waited on promptly. It was the great service from the staff for me

Terrible billing practices again. I got two bills in one day on my credit card. I was at NO medical…read moreplace that day and for the 6 days before. There is no phone on either bill. I call the main Piedmont billing, wait 25 mnutes on hold and they dont know anything about them. I have a medical spending reimbursement account and I have to present a receipt that matches the bill to get paid, and without that I dont get paid. Seems like about 1/2 the bills out there are like this now and its so annoying that this keep happening. The main Piedmont health only bills for the hospital complex is what they tell me so this must be from elsewhere and its out of control. I guess I will have to dispute each one with the bank and see if that helps them wake up. Be forwarned! They have show inserts laying all over the place and everyone is told to take one. They add $50 to your bill for the inserts. Many may not know unless you ask! Is it better than inserts you can get online for 1/3 that??? I have no way to know but my guess is no. I refued this scam and the $50 was put on my account ANYWAY. I had to fight to get it off. Then the total didnt match the bill do my insurance balked! The only way to come out unscathed is to AVOID this place.

I wish I would've read the reviews for making my appointment And after my 1st appointment since…read morehaving Kaiser I was really regretting my decision to switch. As soon as I walked in the lobby I knew I was double triple booked like they do at the beauty salons. the whole lobby was packed with customers. First off my appointment was at 10:30 I didn't get seen until a little after 11:00, I had to check back in to have someone do my labs which took another 30 min wait. Then I had to check in online for my meds and wait for that to filled inhouse which was another 30 min. This process seems inefficient to me. I left around 1:25 p.m. Now here is where things get weird. I have never in my adult life had a physical or doctors appt w/o basic questions being asked like family medical history, vitamins/supplements that are taken, mental health , drugs& alcohol. I told doctor and kiosk I had been hospitalized recently and that wasn't even brought up. I brought my medicine in and wasn't asked how long I was dealing with condition or taking meds. Another weird thing about my appt is my physical didn't include the basics. Stick out your tongue say AHHH, look in my eyes & ears, check my reflexes, tap on my stomach to make sure my liver is ok, EKG, check my breast, oxygen levels, heck my temperature wasn't even checked. The only thing checked was my blood pressure, pap smear (nobody asked my last cycle or even if i was on my cycle) , and labs. During the physical I told Dr. Pinera that I didn't think my meds were working for my BP. I think I'm becoming insulin resistant from my medicine. He became very offended. Wanting to know who told me that, where did I read that at. I felt insulted and unheard as if at my 47 years of being on this earth I can't tell something is wrong with my body. I showed him my BP that I have been tracking, and he told me the meds are working, he clearly didn't read what I showed him because my BP has not been right with or without me taking meds. Dr. Pinera asked if I had sleep apnea which I do and said this could be reason for the way I've been feeling. He told me has prescribed this BP medicine to so many people and it works. I informed him several times we won't know until the labs come back. At one point i started crying I was so flustered and was trying my best not to let my tongue unleash something serious and offensive. I was told I would get a new bp monitor, mine is shot out. I didn't see any email or anything on Kaiser website showing that, only thing I saw was an email invitation to download an app for bp monitoring. At the end he told me he was going on vacation for 2weeks and to make an appointment in 3 months. I wont be back. Dr. Pinera seems nice but I don't think he listens really. You can try at your own risk.

beware the only doctor's office has no phone number to call if a patient is sick to ask for…read more kaiser primary doctor or nurse!!!! schedule an appointment! kaiser uses a digitall phone number no human picks up the phone to schedule a doctor appointment will be talking to a digital doctor office number! ! if a patient is 5 minutes late kaiser doctor office at peachtree has no phone number to call!!! the worst doctor brown does not listen to patient concerns. years ago kaiser was great, year 2025 kaiser doctor's office the only one with no phone to call. no receiptionist picks up the kaiser doctor's office. stuck with digital phone to call takes one hour to pick up the kaiser phone. digital phone number.404-365-0966 kaiser needs to hire doctor office receptionists to pick up phone calls from patients!!!!!

I have been a patient of Laureate Medical Group for several years. I love that there are a variety…read moreof specialists in the office as well as my General Doctor, Dr. Freida Millhouse-Jones (Who is Awesome!)! Of course, Dr. Millhouse Jones is so knowledgeable, patient, thorough, insightful, and personable that each time I visit, it increases my trust in her very skilled abilities as my physician (which is very difficult to find these days). I have also seen other doctors in the practice for other things as well and they are also good at what they do. I would recommend Laureate Medical to anyone seeking quality medical care, Paula Y. Martin

Dr. Scott Kleber is unfortunately a subpar doctor. He doesn't listen, rushes the appointment, has…read morean arrogant demeanor, and is very unfriendly, a bully, and odd. He doesn't follow up with a review of test results. He double-charged the insurance company and me and refused to explain why. Beware at all costs. He simply doesn't give a darn. I would give him a '0' if the system allowed. I had to turn to another doctor, who was shocked by Kleber's inattention and lack of care.

Oh Emory. What are we going to do with you? I love your doctors and nurses so freaking much. But…read moreyour parking and, to a lesser extent, your front desk staff, leave much to be desired. Seriously, I would have gone elsewhere a long time ago if the doctors weren't as awesome as they are. My general doctor as well as the specialists I've seen over the years are all friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. Now, here are the downsides: - Parking at the 1365 buildings (A, B, and C is the Winship Cancer Institute) totally and absolutely blows. Someone mentioned valet being worth it and I really think I'm going to have to try it next time (although I get the feeling that they implemented it more for the little old people who can't walk from the parking deck to the buildings). The signs and directions are sort of confusing. The garage itself is weirdly dimly lit and cramped. I'm not even claustrophobic but that garage makes me anxious. Also, the spaces themselves aren't huge and people park like assholes. - The directions and signage inside isn't always clear. For example, if you enter Winship from the front (where the valet is), you're on the 1st floor. But if you self-park, you enter through the back of the building, but you're actually on another level called the Plaza Level. But nowhere does it tell you that. So you walk inside thinking you're on the first floor and that totally throws you off when you try to find the department you need. - Emory is CONSTANTLY doing construction, so keep that in mind when navigating your way around. - Front desk staff can be hit or miss. Sometimes they are efficient and other times, they are in absolutely no hurry to do anything but talk about who said what to whom and when and where and omg you can't be serious, he did what?? - The check-in process has multiple steps. First, you fill out a paper and place it face-down in a basket. Then someone will get your paper, pull up your information, and then call you over to verify address/insurance and actually check you in. So, as you might imagine, plenty of time might pass between when you arrive and when you're actually checked in. Depending on how well the front desk is running and how far the doctor is running behind, you might be waiting around for a while. - All of which leads me to a strong suggestion: GET THERE EARLY. Like at least 15 minutes early. Between the construction, parking, front desk...just get there early. Luckily, my last two visits were both under an hour, so I only had to pay the minimum parking fee. Yay? In the end, the doctor is what I'm here for. And I'm definitely a fan of The Emory Clinic's doctors. (I'd have to be to put up with all of that other crap, right?)

I went to Emory 2 times for severe abdominal pain. They did a few tests and then told me I had…read moreabdominal pain due to smoking marijuana. I quit, the pain continued. I returned for help. They sent an order for a $7,000.00 out of pocket test to placate me with these instructions to the doctor doing the tests: She wants this so that she can continue to smoke Marijuana. They also diagnosed me with a heart arrythmia which is keeping me from getting any other help without paying for a cardiologist. In the hospital they also let me routinely lay around for hours SCREAMING in pain. I ended up in serious pain again this past April and went to Kennestone Hospital and they NEVER once accused me of drug seeking, actually ran some tests, actually conferred with one another and found the real cause. I am now thriving. UNLESS YOU ARE FORCED INTO EMORY HOSPITALS GASTROENTEROLOGY FOLKS YOU ARE BETTER TO AVOID THEM. They WILL NOT HELP YOU!!! They'll accuse and accuse and if they read a recent article that said smelling bread will cause pain then they'll tell you that is what it is. They do not seem well trained at all.

My loved one is getting excellent care here, and it warms my heart. Everyone is so accommodating. I…read moredidn't think I could go to the back during the treatment; I just followed behind, hoping no one would say anything. Then, I felt a hand on my shoulder telling me it would be alright. I nodded, but they were actually asking me if I needed to talk or cry. We also mixed up the dates because we were nervous, and the front office and doctors made room for us. It's pretty here, lots of big windows.

My wife comes here for her cancer checkups. I recommend them for care . I think valet parking is…read moreworth it if you are a senior patient as the parking levels fill up fast. The care is great! Thank you Dr Russell for saving my wife with your surgery expertise!!

I had a terrible experience here as a Hispanic and highly advise against visiting this facility…read more The staff delayed my care and treated me with open hostility. If your English is not flawless, they make it clear that treating you is an inconvenience.

I've had great experiences here. The building is new and very high tech. The people, though, are…read morehelpful and friendly.. Recently had hand surgery and it went very smoothly.. before I knew it, I was in recovery, remembering nothing.. The eyeless and nurse anesthetist were great! Dr. Suh did an amazing job on my hand. Recovery has gone very well!

Every one of the women here was so kind to me and walked me through every step of my IUD insertion…read more I was informed fully of all the possible risks and side effects before I received the insertion. After the procedure I unfortunately got very lightheaded and had to lay down. This is when multiple different staff members checked in on me, brought me an ice pack, and I was even given a snack. I want to shout out a woman named Summer who was especially nice and informed me a lot on how IUDs work. I am so grateful for the ladies here that make this treatment accessible and a little less scary.

They lose your documents and never reached out to you about it. Front desk staff is rude and…read moreuseless. They had me sitting for almost an hour for a vaccine that the call center told me I was all set up and ready for just for them to tell me that i had to resubmit another application for this same vaccine when they lost my initial application from a year ago. they also had the nerve to be playing CHRIS BROWN in an office aimed towards marginalized genders and this is supposed to be a "safe space" for people who may be in domestically violent relationships. The whole office is a joke I'll get cervical cancer by the time they approve my application if they didn't "lose it" again.