Quality of care and time management is excellent. Glad I was able to get the help I needed.read more

My wife needed help here and he did an amazing job, we were staying at our house in rehoboth, and…read morehis whole team went above and beyond even with my 2 year old running around

Dr. Robertson came highly recommended. I've seen Dr. Robertson twice and she and her staff are very…read morefriendly, professional, efficient, and take the time to listen to and address concerns. Dr. Robertson is knowledgeable about healthcare providers in the area and doesn't hesitate to make needed referrals. I'm pleased she is my primary care provider.

Great care and pt expertise. Very patient and caring…read more Office staff friendly and organized but had little knowledge of networks and fees

From the owner: Welcome to Primary Care at Atracare Health…read more I love the positive energy here at Atracare. I can't wait for our patients to come in and see for themselves. I am so proud to be joining an innovative, talented team of individuals whose vision and mission is to bring unequaled medical care to our citizens here in Sussex County. Not only is our gorgeous brand-new medical facility modern and fresh, so is our mindset. We aspire to deliver care that is top-quality and comprehensive, and we are dedicated to making it accessible, convenient and easy to navigate for your whole family. I came to Lewes to practice family medicine in 2006 after visiting my parents who had retired here and becoming smitten with the region and the community. My journey prior included an undergraduate engineering degree and medical training at the University of Pennsylvania (now the Perelman) School of Medicine and Thomas Jefferson University Family Medicine residency program, the combination to which I attribute my problem-solving and diagnostic skills. I then spent over 6 years in rural Iowa during which, out of necessity, I acquired a wide range of general medicine skills and practical knowledge. My time there included many hours as the only physician present in the ER or ICU setting. I am so fortunate to have had the training and experience to be your advocate in health...

Bob was very professional and very thorough.When I had my visit at urgent care, he was great help…read moreand even followed up with a phone call

Went in to Beebe Walk-In and was treated by Robert Barwick. He was fantastic. Very professional…read moreand has a good manner about him. If he took regular patients, I'd see him!

I had a massage here. It was out of pocket $75 for an hour. Very professional. Since it is a…read moremedical facility there is no need to tip. It is posted, but I did anyway. Massage therapist also works at a spa, I am sure it is way cheaper here than in the spa.

Very efficient and friendly. Love them. Love being able to have a set time. My veins are horrible…read morebut they always get it done with very little pain.

I came to ER back in Oct 2025 because I passed out in my bathroom and fractured my nose. I ended…read moreup being admitted to hospital for pnuemonia and orthostatic hypotension. My back had started hurting a few days before ER. I had no previous problems with my back but kept mentioning the pain including not being able to get out of bed without assistance. They may have done a catscan but dont really remember. Nothing was ever done to figure out the pain in my back. I was released after 4 days and sent on my way with no results. I followed up with my primary Beebe doctor and was told it was this or that again no answers and maybe another catscan. I went to Beebe ER 2 additional times to no avail. The pain was excrutiating. They evidently do no MRIs in ER unless it was brain. That is what they told me. I ended up getting a referral to pain management doctor and was seen 3 or 4 weeks later. I requested an MRI and he was nice enough to refer me. Went for MRI and followed up with doctor again weeks later. I ended up having a very fast spreading bacteria infection in my thoracic spine 2 verebrae. I needed surgery immediately. I just wonder why this could not have been discovered back in late october. Instead I went to Johns Hopkins and had 2 emergency surgeries. January and March. I now have 2 rods, many screws and a cage in my thoracic spine. It has taken me 5 1/2 months and Im finally close to walking again. Spent 70 days in inpatient rehab and now continuing with outpatient rehab. If only they took steps when I first brought up the back pain back in October 2025. manag