I appreciate my doctor for render excellent care. He goes beyond the call of duty. He also has a…read moregentle demeanor which keeps me kind

My experience with this clinic (6507 Professional Place Riverdale,Ga.) was amazing. As they say…read morefirst impression provides a lasting impression. The outside of the clinic is very clean, and the interior decoration provides a relax and calming sensation. I have visited this clinic twice and with both visits, the clinic waiting area was not packed with people waiting to be seen; I believed my waiting time each time in the waiting area and to see the doctor was approximately 2-5 minutes. And the staff are kind and respectful. Who owns and manages this clinic??? I could not believe what I was experiencing! This clinic 6507 Professional Place Riverdale, Ga. and its' staff are the BEST of the BEST! the GREATEST! OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!! Keep up the excellent customer service.

Okay, I'm a little late posting this review, as our visit to Southern Regional Medical Center was…read moreon May 1st, but I still felt it was important to share our experience. My father had taken a fall and his knee had swollen to nearly three times its normal size, so he asked me to take him to the ER. We are fairly new to the area so we went with the closest hospital. We arrived around 9 PM. To be fair, the initial intake process -- vitals, insurance, and registration -- was handled within a reasonable amount of time. However, after that, the wait became absolutely unbelievable. My father was not taken to have x-rays until nearly midnight. Honestly, I'm not even sure he would have been called back when he was had he not gone to the desk himself to ask what was taking so long. By that point, both my 12-year-old son and I had actually fallen asleep in the waiting room. Once he finally got called to the back about 4 AM we learned there was only ONE ER doctor on duty that night. EMS arrivals understandably took priority, but that meant anyone who walked in by car just kept getting pushed further and further aside. I completely understand emergency prioritization, but it is difficult to understand how an ER can function properly with only one physician covering the entire department. At one point, I was ready to leave and take him somewhere else, but after already waiting so many hours, we felt stuck. Eventually, the doctor read his x-rays and bloodwork results and discovered that while he had no broken bones or sprains, his potassium levels were dangerously high, his kidney numbers were low, and his blood pressure was also very low. Thankfully, those labs likely uncovered a much more serious issue than the original injury itself, and for that I am grateful. He was ultimately admitted to the hospital. Unfortunately, the delays continued after admission. A doctor briefly stopped by Saturday morning, but he was not properly seen again until Sunday. That level of delay for admitted patients is concerning and, honestly, unacceptable. Now, with all of that said, I absolutely want to acknowledge the staff members we encountered because THEY are the reason this review went from a 1-star to a 3-star experience! Big shoutout to Crystal at the front desk/check-in area. She was patient, kind, and professional throughout the chaos. We also encountered Dakota, Nurse Donna, Peter, Sonia, and Nurse Lea, and every single one of them showed empathy, patience, understanding, and excellent bedside manner despite clearly being overworked and understaffed. They did the best they could with the resources they had, and it showed. This review is truly directed toward hospital leadership and administration. The staffing shortages are hurting both the employees and the patients. A hospital cannot properly serve its community if it does not have adequate staffing in its emergency department and patient care areas. The staff turned what was an absolute nightmare experience into a more tolerable experience through sheer professionalism and compassion alone. But unfortunately, based on this experience, I will NOT return to this location unless absolutely necessary!

After waiting more than five hours, I was told I needed additional shots, only to be left waiting…read moreeven longer. The entire experience felt less like patient care and more like an assembly line: move here, wait here, get this, then wait again for that. What stood out most was not just the delay, but the lack of organization and empathy. There was little sense of urgency, very little communication, and even less concern for the pain and frustration patients were clearly experiencing. The shift change from night staff to day staff only made an already chaotic situation worse. It was disorganized, inefficient, and incredibly discouraging when you are already not feeling well. This was pointed out by one of the day nurses. The other nurses at the front desk of the ER simply responded with a very dismissive K when I stated my concerns in tears and had to leave to go somewhere else because of the pain. The most telling part of the experience was hearing multiple people in the waiting room say they wished they had gone to Emory instead. Unfortunately, after spending over six hours there myself, I understood exactly why.

I have been a patient of Dr. Gottlieb's since the mid 1980's when I first moved here, first as a…read moreprimary care doctor, but now also as a trusted rheumatologist. What I love most about him is his accuracy in diagnosing my health issues and getting them resolved quickly. Even when I go there with a pre-conceived diagnosis of my own, he accurately assesses my symtoms and puts me on the road to recovery. I'v read reviews that critize his bedside manner. Great bedside manner cannot either heal or make you better. He demonstrates his compassion & caring by getting you well and keeping you that way. I love this man!!

I have gone to Dr. Morgan for years. He has some innovative ideas about hormone replacement for…read moremen. He makes each patient feel important, and spends enough time with me. He doesn't utilize a nurse practitioner, as many physicians do, so all your time is spent with the doc himself. I have never left his office feeling like I had an unanswered question. Clarence has been practicing for over 40 years and knows what he is doing. He is actually a cardiologist although he doesn't practice as one. So you get the knowledge and experience of a cardiologist, without the high price of visiting a specialist. If you are uninsured, Dr. Morgan is a good choice. He has very reasonable office visit fees. The only drawback is like many other offices, they often run behind treating patients.

I love Dr.Morgan! He is very knowledgeable in multiple specialties. He manages my endocrinology…read moreissues and other things! He is very affordable at $50 a visit. It doesn't matter that his office doesn't accept my insurance because I'd rather pay $50 for a visit with him than a $25 copay for an incompetent doctor. He is one of a kind.. they don't make doctors like this anymore :)