I've been to a lot of sports medicine doctors and Dr. Morancie is the best. I was confused a little…read moreas to why she was at a family medicine practice, but she's legit. Definitely my go to from now on.

I recently moved the area and was looking for a new primary care doctor. I was able to get an…read moreappointment quickly and saw Dr. Mieses. She and the nursing staff were amazing. Everyone was amicable, answered all my questions, and were very professional. If you are looking for a primary care doctor, I would highly recommend the UCE Medicine Center in Durham.

Dr. Maggie Williams is a terrific doctor. You can tell she actually cares. Spends time; answers…read morequestions thoroughly, and seems to care about every little aspect of your health -- as well as your overall well being. Go find her bio on the PAMF website, I found it accurate. I was a new patient about nine months ago, and have seen her three or four times now. Would highly recommend.

Review of Dr Maggie Williams of Palo Alto Medical Foundation (PAMF) -Los Altos on Distel Circle…read more Let me start by stating that I am very skeptical of the medical profession in general - has to do with my childhood. Therefore, I am not keen to praise doctors. However, PAMF has a wonderful, smart, caring family doctor that I am compelled to recommend. Her name is Doctor Maggie Williams. Dr Williams is smart, dedicated, experienced, and caring. I have had some major medical issues which Dr. Williams expertly diagnosed and has been helping me resolve. My daughter has a medical issue that her pediatrician and gynecologist misdiagnosed but Dr Williams was quick to diagnose correctly. Dr Williams is conservative and logical in her approach to treatment. She listens and asks intelligent questions. She will order tests when appropriate and will refer patients to specialists both in and outside of PAMF. She will take the time to answer your questions and concerns. She really cares. Like I said, I am very skeptical of the medical profession but if you are looking for an excellent family doctor, then check out Dr. Williams. Link to Dr William's web page on the PAMF website: http://www.pamf.org/providersearch/?sitecfg=41&vs=detail&action=providerdetail&masterid=18890&isLevelOne=1&recId=ps113720sp11372098200938&healthplans=1&physname=Maggie A. Williams, M.D.

The best primary care I've ever experienced in 50 years and let me say I know the medical care…read moreworld! The office support staff are incredibly friendly, helpful, and extremely professional. The medical staff not only take your healthcare seriously and treat you as a whole person (all genders), but they take the time to listen to your needs and concerns. Duke Health has the best Primary Care at Meadowmont!

Told me they accept my insurance but was billed differently. Not going back. They called it an out…read moreof office visit or something even though literally in office

I started going to this medical practice earlier this year, and have received very good care there…read more I've been seen by both a primary care physician and a physician's assistant, both very thorough. Sometimes it can take a while to get labwork done, but once you're called back, the technicians do a good job.

First of all I would like to personally thank Dr Rodriquez for her professionalism- patience &…read morekindness shown to me during my recent visits x2. I feel she was able to grasp my complex issues fairly quickly- she followed up With labs drawn after the first visit with the results and her recommendations even though they are visible in the Duke my chart- this was my 4th visit to this location- years ago my family gifted a visit when there was a bookstore - lunch and other amenities- even though some of the amenities have changed I feel this practice is well worth the investment- options for a la cart services like yoga & other a la cart amenities available. This location is situated off I 85 & other major routes- near the corner of Moreene & Erwin road a mile or so from the main Duke North Hospital Systems on Erwin Road & nearby Medicine Circle. It's now obscured from a lot of greenery and shrubbery but once you turn into the winding paved path way - the location is a beautifully crafted building remindful of the older Duke bricks and newer bricks building.Uniquely designed - there is a drop off entrance for accessibility with automatic door openers. The reception team members & Nurse equally friendly and knowledgeable. Nice comfortable seating available. In house lab. I shall look forward to utilizing more of these facilities in the near future

This has been an extremely disappointing process at this facility. I went for three months and…read moreduring that time My doctor was always late for appointments, she cancelled my appointment twice (one due to illness) and the other unknown. I was put on an antibiotic for a chronic cough with no X-ray and the antibiotic had a black box warning and I became very ill. It wasn't worth $165 a month and I won't go back.

Dr Pisharody is awesome!! A physician who truly listens to her patients. She took wonderful care…read moreof my husband.

I was surprised to see so many negative reviews for Trangle Family Practice. I hope things improve…read morefor those patients. Speaking for myself, after 2-3 years, the arrival wait time has improved and the wait time once you are placed in an exam room has improved. There have been times when I sensed that the doctor might be a bit rushed but I never left feeling that I was not heard or treated appropriately. My doctor - Dr. Delgado - gives me the impression that she cares about her patients. I share one person's comments about MyChart in that it is mostly a one-sided tool. When information is felt to be incorrect or bothersome, there is no automatic way for patients to resolve that without making phone calls that noone has time for or confronting the doctor or staff which can be awkward or uncomfortable. This can be bad if you need an answer right away. I have several doctors and staff taking care of me and in spite of the challenge they must face in keeping current with care from each other, test results tell me they are doing a good job. Thanks to my Care Team.

My provider for 10 years has left for the VA. The new practitioner and I fail to click. In fact the…read moreappt became quite contentious. This being my first time with the new practitioner I believe I will request a change.. At 75 I don't need to be treated as a child. No warmth or empathy.

I was scheduled to get blood work done at this location. my appointment was 1pm. I arrived at…read moretwelve forty five as instructed. I had completed the pre check in and I clicked "I'm here" to confirm i was in the waiting room. My instructions dais to take a seat until I was called. There were two people waiting when I came in.And they were both taken within ten minutes of my arriving. More people came in and were taken back while I sat there and waited. Half hour after my appointment time, I went to the counter to let them know that I was unable to wait any longer because I had another appointment to get to. The person at the counter said that the online check in doesn't work.And that they could take me at that time. Unfortunately, since I had given them as much time as I could.I was not able to get my blood work done there.I will be rebooking in a different location. It seems to me that if the location knows that they're online check in system is not working.And they see someone sitting in their waiting room for forty five minutes unattended that perhaps they should check in and see if perhaps that person did the online check in. This was an unsatisfactory experience and I will avoid this facility.

Care is wonderful! Very sympathetic staff. Quality experts and worth the trip. Need to use valet…read moreparking or you will be walking a mile. Flat price of $16 but worth it.

I had an appointment scheduled for more than six months with Dr. Karen Jones in Duke Neurosurgery…read more I traveled from Hawaii at very significant financial, physical, and emotional cost for this consultation. Prior to the visit, Duke had access to over 40 pages of medical records, imaging summaries, neurological evaluations, and supporting documentation regarding my medically complex condition, including genetically confirmed CMT2A2, prior cervical and lumbar fusion surgeries, severe chronic pain, and progressive neurological decline. Despite this extensive preparation and the length of time the appointment had been scheduled, I never actually saw Dr. Jones. I was seen only by a nurse practitioner, who informed me that based primarily on the most recent MRI imaging I brought with me, there was "no surgical target" and nothing Neurosurgery could offer. At no point during the six months leading up to this visit was it clearly communicated to me that the entire consultation outcome would depend almost exclusively on direct review of one recent MRI disc rather than the extensive records already submitted. I repeatedly expressed concern before traveling that I did not want to come all the way from Hawaii if my case was not considered appropriate for the department. I was never told that the consultation might effectively be ruled out based on the interpretation of a single MRI study. I was later told that this had supposedly been communicated through MyChart, but I never received such a message. The interaction itself was deeply distressing and lacking in compassion. I was already emotionally overwhelmed due to repeated referral difficulties within the Duke system and the extreme burden of navigating complex medical care while in severe pain. Rather than receiving guidance, continuity, or referral assistance, I felt abruptly dismissed. No meaningful next-step referrals were offered during the visit despite my medically complex history and the fact that multiple physicians in Hawaii, including my neurologist and primary care physician, believed further neurosurgical evaluation was appropriate. I was particularly distressed that nerve conduction studies and neurological findings from my treating physicians appeared to be brushed aside without serious discussion. My understanding from my neurologist was that chronic nerve compression below my lumbar fusion remained a significant concern, especially given the limitations of imaging interpretation in the presence of spinal hardware. I also found it upsetting that my BMI was highlighted prominently in the chart despite being only slightly above the "normal" range. In the context of a patient presenting with severe chronic pain, neurological disease, prior fusion surgeries, and significant functional decline, this felt unnecessary and shaming. By the end of the encounter, I was emotionally devastated. I had already requested a social worker before the appointment because I feared how emotionally fragile I had become during this process. The social worker who later met with me witnessed the severity of my distress. My concern is not simply that surgery was declined. I understand specialists may disagree on treatment options. My concern is the way this process was handled: the lack of transparency before travel, the absence of direct physician consultation after such an extensive wait and preparation process, the dismissive tone of the interaction, and the complete lack of coordinated transition planning or compassionate referral guidance for a medically vulnerable out-of-state patient.