I have MS. The average diagnosis time is 2yrs for Ms. I was diagnosed in 1 wk after being seen by…read moreDr Buford he immediately got me to a neurologist Thank God for Dr. He is compassionate and caring Lucky you are if Dr Buford is your Dr

The office experience here is definitely lacking. They've had the same few "kids"…read moredoing check-ins and scheduling, and I'm not sure how many brain cells they share. Now that almost all interaction is through an app, it's ever more nerve-wracking. I'll message to book and appointment, including times and dates I'm available, which dr I want to see (my reg was Gauthier, but he's recently mostly retired -- I'm am sad, he was the best) Dr G was the best doctor I've ever had. He listens, sits next me to have a normal human conversation, and he explains things in easily digestible. On top of all that, he's the kindest man in the world. I've been lucky to catch him on his fill-in days, so that's always a pleasant surprise!

Exceptional clinic you can trust The doctors, PA's, nurses…read moreand staff are all very caring and professional

I am new on the area and needed a new Doctor for my family. Waited 4 months for an appointment for…read morean anual physical exam, was seeing here by Tonya Bradley and was the worst exam I ever had in my 40+ years of care. I didn't have to change on a gown this "Doctor" didn't do a breast exam, pap-smear, no check for my reflex on the knees, or listen to my belly movements. They told me I will get a call for my mammogram (no call at all) after my frustration of waiting 2 weeks for a phone call or response (try them 3 times on the phone) from anyone; I drove to the clinic just to find out that I have to wait till Dec 30/19 for my Mammogram. I have not gotten any results (no call at all) after a month for lab test. How can a Clinic get your money like that, with such a horrible service?

My insurance changed my PCM to this office other a month ago. I should have walked out when I…read morewalked in immediately. The person at the window closed the window in my face when I stepped up and I could hear her tell another woman". I'm busy and we are short handed she will just have to wait". I dropped off my new patient paperwork in person on May 9th and still can't get an appointment as of today June 2nd 2025. I have called several times and the only answer I get is they have not looked at my paperwork. How long does it take to look at 2 sheets of paper and set an appointment? Meanwhile I have a softball size mass in my left breast and have explained this to the person who answered the phone and can't get an appointment. I can't go see anyone else or even get a mammogram without a referral from my PCM.

From the owner: East Alabama Family Practice, situated in Opelika, AL, has been proudly serving the community for…read moreover 25 years. Specializing in Physicians & Surgeons, Family Medicine & General Practice, our dedicated team is committed to providing comprehensive, personalized healthcare for individuals and families. With decades of trusted experience, we strive to ensure the well-being and health of our patients through compassionate and expert medical care.

Dr Fuller is a wonderful physician. He and his staff do a fantastic job with me and my family.read more

I came in for and INR which is just them taking my blood and telling me the results a procedure I…read moreget done weekly back home that takes 10 minutes and I'm out of there. I was told to come here by my insurance and the first visit I waited over 2 hours and was told by the nurse the doc didn't show up today so she had to take all of his patients. This time I sat in the waiting room for 30 to 45 min before a med tech tells me oh we don't have the equipment to do an INR. I should have been told this as son as I arrived. Unless you have hours of time to waist I would stay away

Dr. Abrams and everybody in his office are exceptional. Helpful, efficient, kind, always there for…read moretheir patients, they provide the best medical care my husband and I have ever had. We're grateful to them, especially now during the coronavirus situation. I hope they know how much we all appreciate them

Dr. Veale is my primary care physician, and his reception staff are very rude and unhelpful.read more

I have been a patient for around 7 years now. I have always enjoyed my experience with his office,…read moreand with Dr. Veale himself; however, with the implementation of this new VIP Program, I have more than a bitter taste in my mouth. I have moved cities and can no longer continue to go to Dr. Veale's office out of practicability purposes. I have also started a new job with a new insurance plan, one that requires prior authorization for certain medication dealing with quantity limits. I called his office to ask if they would send a prior authorization form to my insurance company since Dr. Veale is the physician who prescribed the medicine. I was very rudely told that since I am not part of his VIP service, that there is nothing they can do about it, and I need to find a new doctor. This wouldn't be an issue, except I am now on the last days of my prescription, and getting in to see a new doctor isn't exactly the easiest thing to do. One minor thing from a patient of almost a decade, and I was told no. To me this is unacceptable and unprofessional.

In terms of seeing her solely for annual checkups I have no issues recommending her. Never had any…read moreproblems with making an appointment, getting in and out of her office is fairly quick. However, in terms of bedside manner due to having a hysterectomy I would suggest finding another doctor. Upon waking up from anesthesia she told me of other issues during surgery, which was quickly forgotten as I was JUST waking up and coming back to. I had a bad reaction to the anesthesia (not her fault) and wasn't able to keep food down. Thinking she'd give me something through my IV to help with that, she didn't. What she did was keep the dose the same for hours and made me suffer while not being able to keep any food in my system for almost an entire day. At discharge I was given a really strong pain reliever (oxycodone). 3 days after being discharged I had a terrible reaction to it, extremely severe migraines. So resting after a hysterectomy wasn't even possible because then I had to deal with my head splitting in half. She had me go to her office, I brought the bottle with me to show her I wasn't abusing it, to be told there was nothing she could do and take motrin. I ended up in the ER that night due to the pain and fear of not wanting to have to take the pain reliever and motrin not being enough to help me sleep. ER gave me something milder (hydrocodone) to take and told me to follow up with my doctor to get the remaining supply as it's a narcotic. I went back the next day, brought both bottles with me to hear the doctor tell me that she can't give me the narcotic that worked. What she could do was give me Tylenol 3 which would be 'good enough', they took the oxycodone while I was in the back and supposedly flushed it themselves, I don't know as they didn't do it in my presence. I went and filled that, couldn't sleep. Felt very caffeinated and awake. Following day I was back her office, at this point I couldn't even speak to a nurse over the phone and the receptionist couldn't get me in the office, "all she could do was take messages" so I just went there and demanded that I was seen. I was seen within 30 minutes, given the spiel again about how "the pain was in my head" and "I've filled so many prescriptions now that she'll get red flagged". Both of those things---not my problem. I had a surgery and not even a week after being discharged I'm left to feel that I'm both a drug addict and making up pain from my stomach being just cut into and organs removed. With all of the problems I've had over having a surgery I would definitely recommend going elsewhere as her sole interest is in revenue, not the patient.