After being told by Red Cross customer service that seating accommodations could be made, I…read morescheduled an appointment at this location hoping for a better experience. Unfortunately, it was even worse. When I politely asked if I could donate while seated, explaining that lying down made me uncomfortable, the staff not only refused my request but also spoke to me in a hostile and condescending manner. In front of other donors in the lobby, I was questioned aggressively about why I didn't want to lay down, making me feel embarrassed and unwelcome. I had come in willing and ready to donate, simply asking for a basic adjustment to make the process more comfortable. Instead, I was treated rudely and left feeling like I was a burden for even asking. This is not the way donors should be treated -- especially when Red Cross constantly stresses how urgently they need blood donations. This experience makes me wonder how many willing donors are turned away not because they can't donate, but because they are treated with so little understanding and professionalism. Very disappointing.

I donate my platelets at this facility twice a month, and the quality of care that I receive at…read morethis facility is high. The ladies pretty much know me pretty well, and they're so kind and generous with care. I always feel like I am being pampered every time I come in.

I go there when I am at the hospital. Great selection of items to choose from and friendly staff…read more Relaxing atmosphere. I like to sit by the window.

This is my second time coming here for annual breast cancer screening. The first time I came last…read moreOctober, they gave me a free breast, cancer awareness pen for breast cancer awareness month in October. The robes are not heated as they are at main Emory campus, but the volunteer Winnie was friendly as were the technicians. It took about an hour overall as they were training a new technician. I found free parking about 1/3 of a mile off of Sycamore Drive, otherwise parking lot cost 5 to 6 dollars close to the entrance. I will likely come back next year but earlier in the month for my free breast cancer stuff before they run out.

The American Red Cross makes a real difference in people's lives. Their dedication, compassion, and…read morecommitment to helping those in need are truly inspiring. I'm grateful for the work they do in our communities!

Prompted by a recent American Red Cross email that there was a serious blood shortage in the Metro…read moreAtlanta area I booked an appointment to donate blood at the 3000 Old Alabama Road location in Johns Creek, GA on 1/25/2024. I donated blood at this location last November. My January 2024 donation at this location was far and away a much more positive experience than my first visit last year. When I walked in I was acknowledged and greeted. Such a huge difference to be welcomed. The woman who assisted me through the blood donation process, Shaquendra aka Quen, was delightful and a real pro! I am happy to say that I will be returning to donate again later this Spring at this location. Thank you Quen for taking such good care of me.

I went to Piedmont Imaging for a Treadmill stress test.First…read morevisit appointment at 2 . The front desk Was very friendly and helpful. The cardiac nurse Ginger took Me to the testing room , and explained the process thoroughly . The treadmill test went well. Ginger was very knowledgeable and professional The whole experience was 5 stars

Came with my husband for a heart scan, we had an appointment and the technician Natalia was late…read more In addition, she didn't allow me to go in with my husband, even though we both have our masks and have our COVID shots AND booster. They are being more strict than a delivery room. Have a little more sympathy lady. It's hard as it is right now in 2021. Apparently the technicians get to choose if they decided to let a plus + join the patient per receptionist. Hope you have better luck.

This is a This is a complaint. On Thursday August 31 at 1:25 or so. My daughter had appt that…read morenearly cost her, her life. The staff of Nurses were very unprofessional in administering my daughter iron infusion. The nurse that gave the iron infusion said after that she had a premonition, she stated that she saw her self give the iron infusion but something told her not to leave my daughters side but she left not only 15 second of the infusion, my daughter being to make motions and trying to say that she couldn't breathe. I don't want anyone else to have to experience what me and my daughter had to experience on August 31 Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Terry Atlanta, Ga Office

They are the worst cancer center you could ever take your loved one to or your self please If you…read morewant to survive this awful condition avoid this place I'm so happy i got my husband out of there he wouldn't be here if i didn't he is now at a great place American cancer center they are helping help I didn't even want to give this place one star but to write this I had to good luck ...please dont put your life in these people hands...

This review for anyone that is struggling with toxin exposure from mold or Lyme or has chronic EVB…read moreand even heavy metal poisoning. This has been a very long and expensive and Traumatic Journey. "Dr.Bindiya pointed me in the right direction for healing" . I had multiple misdiagnoses from Specialist and the ER. "Dr. Bindiya and she knew better and helped me." Eventually I had to see specialist in California trained in the doctor Shoemaker protocol which was for the best . Once you are removed from the exposure which is (very difficult because mold is every where )and you still are very stick you may have condition called CIRS =chronic inflammatory response syndrome. This condition affects every system of your body and causes brain inflammation which will add to the brain fog feeling hungover. I had to get a Nuro quadrant MRI to prove this Inflammation was in the brain it can also show it there is atrophy. I had to see doctors that were trained Dr. Shoemaker's protocol and familiar with Dr. Neal Nathan's Modifications for hyper sensitive people like me. Toxin exposure affects every part of the body from your brain, nerves , eyes, stomach , hormones and even your automatic breathing , blood pressure/heart rate. You can develop dysautonomia and mass cell activation .It's truly awful. You make look healthy on the outside and but be walking around feelings dazed and confused and very toxic sick hungover feeling , with pain, numbness, balance issues, micro seizures, tremors and severe light sensitivity , chemical sensitivity , so many other symptoms . For those that are suffering with this here are some things that helped give some relief. Hyperbaric oxygen chamber treatments by far gave the most relief and in a short period with in 30min (expensive but when you need relief very worth it) .I did 5 days a week for 90min for two months ) but with that I am not recovered unfortunately If you're very bad off like I am your doctor might prescribe you a portable oxygen unit .Ice packs for head and general over heating , avoiding hotels especially with window air conditioners. Also avoid using central air when you can and make sure your vents are cleaned. Ditch all house toxins products and I do mean all!! I was able to start eating /digesting again after using A combination-of Sovereign Laboratories Advanced Prebiotic Liposomal Colostrum Powder , and the liver and gallbladder detox by Andreas Moritz with modifications because of weakness . You When you have a chronic illness you need a doctor that can spend an hour with you, this condition is very complicated.Another thing that comes with is trauma ;Fear hormones shooting left and right ;this can make anxiety and even severe panic attacks a regular occurrence with this condition .Do your best not to watch anything that will increase adrenaline or add any stress,try sticking to comedy. Remove stressful people from your life.Releasing positive endorphins helps the most . Another thing I had to learn the hard way over exerting can cause less oxygen to your tissues and organs. Glutathione and vitamin C in liquid form will be your best friend and IVs are great if you can afford them. But the "Winning Star" after this long journey is the "biotoxin binder made by a brand called Cell Core" prove to be effective at removing the toxins with evidence of my lab tests, but also have the least negative side effects .I recommend going to doctor who does muscle testing. note under the Dr.Shoemaker protocol there two binders but I could not tolerate them well , they are Cholestyramine and Welchol.They caused me to suffer Herxheimer Reaction over and over again too many toxins coming out at once, but that was just for me ,others can tolerate it.) I also recommend get your hormones checked and regularly some of my levels were so low they were not readable by the lab. This information for those that are lost as I was.Always check with your doctor before doing anything new . I wish I had this information years ago and I truly hope this helps someone else.

Just starting my journey with Dr. Bindiya. I liked her straightforward approach, and she was easy…read moreto talk to. I am confident that the plan she has set for me will work, and I will finally have the quality of life I have been searching for.

I encountered difficulties with the outpatient concussion clinic. There are some good people in…read morethere. However, I received written correspondence faulting me for a busy schedule and other untruthful allegations about missing appointments. They never inquired about recent injuries keeping me from PT. If you schedule an appointment you need to tell the patient and not note cancelled in their patient portal when they weren't aware of some of the appointments due to a miscommunication error. It didn't warrant the action taken. I've received a great deal of care denial with this healthcare system, so I shouldn't be surprised.

This review is of the Woodruff Family Housing at The Shepard Center in Atlanta, GA, for their…read moreoutpatient patient and patient families. This is mainly for informational purposes. We are staying here while my husband rehabilitates at Pathways. Before coming here, I searched everywhere for pictures of the housing so I would know how to prepare. The building is older but serves its purpose well. You'll need to bring cleaning products including a vacuum, mop, bucket, etc. This particular unit had a few of these items but we had to move rooms and the next one did not; be prepared for them to not be available. The kitchen is stocked pretty well although, ours needed measuring cups, spoons, mixing bowls, mixer, and kitchen towels. The refrigerator is full sized but, on the smaller side. There is an ice-maker. There is a standard coffee maker, no k-cups, only ground. There is a microwave and our kitchen happened to have a crockpot, although the first room did not. The hot water takes forever to heat up so run the water for about 15 minutes before stepping inside to shower. They will gladly provide you with any medical needs you may have such as a shower chair, lifted toilet, etc. The towels and washcloths are a step below a hotel and SMALL. My husband found them too rough for his sensitivities. Myself, I thought they did a great job exfoliating, so just your preference. We ending up buying some and made our stay more comfortable. Bedrooms have two twin beds OR one twin bed and one hospital bed. Please confirm with your case worker what your needs are!! Bring blankets and mattress toppers for your comfort. The beds aren't the most comfortable but will suffice; they remind me of dorm room beds. We brought a king sized tri-fold topper, pushed the two twin beds together and made a king sized bed. Obviously this required us to bring our own bedding but completely worth it to us. Hey, if we are going to be here a while, let's make it comfortable!! Keep in mind they can't take donated mattresses when you're done so either meet a neighbor who would appreciate it or be prepared to leave with it once it has expanded. Trash bins are on the ground floor through the parking lot. At night it's dark. The first time I chose to bring mine back in since it was a good walk in the dark and there was a running, white van parked nearby. Hey, I've seen what happens in the movies!! Lots of renovating/construction going on but they are doing an adequate job of rerouting you with very little inconvenience. Security is very friendly and helpful. There is a secured parking garage. You have to have a key card to access the garage, your floor, and your room. There's plenty of handicap parking right by the door of each floor. There is a mailroom. If you're ordering Amazon, I recommend the Amazon Lockers located about a mile or less down the street. There is a delay from the mailroom (I am on day 4 of packages I know have been delivered) and they are not there but a VERY limited time on weekends. They do bring your mail to your room and if you are out, they open the door and place it and any packages just inside on the kitchen table. Very convenient and takes any worry away of your packages sitting out. Be patient .. I was told many are volunteers. Internet is okay at best. The TVs are smart TVs so your apps are available. There is a TV in the living room and bedroom. There is a laundry room on each floor. Keep in mind you can only access your floor. There are 2 washers and 2 dryers. They actually provide the detergent. It's an off brand powder and obviously you can bring your own, as we did. I have not seen any fabric softener so you'll need to bring your own either way. There is a floor downstairs that has couches, games, movies, etc.. Should you need the Shepherd Center or want to utilize their cafeteria, there is a walkway located in the garage area. You are only outside of the building/inside the garage for a very brief walk. The Shepherd Center also sponsors a Family Dinner every Tuesday night at 5:00. The food is furnished by local restaurants and local people that generously donate. It's FREE! Afterwards, they play several rounds of bingo with generous prizes. Mrs. Shepherd, herself, attends almost every meal. She is the very elegant lady on her motorized cart assuring everyone's needs are tended to. Should you need Piedmont Hospital during your stay, if capable, I recommend walking there. It's less than an 8 minute walk. Piedmont makes you pay for parking every single time you leave the hospital. I think the first 30 minutes are free but, then it's $7-$10 according to your stay. I walked every time of day, from very early morning, midday, and late a night and felt very safe every time. I hope that you find this information helpful for your stay! God bless you and your family during this time.

Tanisha H. is at the front desk and is so welcoming that it makes your time spent there pass by…read morewithout a care in the world. She is smiling, helpful and and asset to the company. Adrienne L

Had surgery here on June 25 hospital was nice check in was easy and very friendly, my nurse for…read morepreop was excellent and my recovery nurse was super attentive! Thank you Mary Ellen and Heather! Everything was clean and easy